vdare--2020-06-07--Support for Black Lives Matter by Age, Education, Sex, Partisan Affiliation, and Race (Young Women W

Support for Black Lives Matter by Age, Education, Sex, Partisan Affiliation, and Race (Young Women With PhDs Make The Best Allies)

The following graph shows net support for Black Lives Matter ( BLM ) by selected demographics : Retrograde Republicans are @ @ @ @ @ , hidebound hicks hankering for the halycon days when heartlessly harking about all lives mattering @ @ @ @ @ crime .
Young women with doctoral degrees make the best allies : But you already @ @ @ @ @ without saying that old Republican white men , in contrast , are the most deplorable @ @ @ @ @ ’ re enemies , one might say–and act .

The following graph shows net support for Black Lives Matter (BLM) by selected demographics:
Retrograde Republicans are predictably stuck in the past, hidebound hicks hankering for the halycon days when heartlessly harking about all lives mattering wasn’t a hate crime.
Young women with doctoral degrees make the best allies:
But you already knew that:
VIOLENCE:
• Microaggressions
• Offensive jokes
• Misgendering
• Opinions I disagree with
NON-VIOLENCE:
• Looting
• Arson
• Rioting
• Punching conservatives
I hope that’s clear. — Titania McGrath (@TitaniaMcGrath) June 5, 2020
It goes without saying that old Republican white men, in contrast, are the most deplorable allies of all. They’re enemies, one might say–and act.
[Comment at Unz.com]


vdare--2020-06-08--Gays Are Being Demoted on Intersectional Totem Pole

Pride Month is the holiest season on corporate liturgical calendar .
Or it was until 2020 .
From the Los Angeles Times : LA Pride organizers under fire after seeking police permit for Black Lives Matter solidarity protest The organizers behind LA Pride ’ s solidarity march for black lives are being denounced for organizing the event collaboratively with the Los Angeles Police Department .
Festivities celebrating the 50th year of the city ’ s Pride parade had been suspended because of the coronavirus .
But this week , organizers announced that they were planning a march in solidarity with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ starting in Hollywood and ending in West Hollywood .
On behalf of Christopher Street West , the group that organizes Los Angeles ’ Pride march , Jeff Consoletti , who runs an event production firm , submitted a special event permit application to the LAPD on Tuesday .
“ For the past 50 years , we have demonstrated a strong and unified partnership with law enforcement in the annual organization of PRIDE here in Los Angeles and West Hollywood , ” he wrote .
“ Your support of this peaceful gathering is the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ LA tradition of support , advocacy , and the peaceful right to protest for all.
” LGBTQ activists took to social media to point out that partnering with police goes against the intent of protests responding to the killings of George Floyd , Breonna Taylor , Tony McDade and others at the hands of police .
… “ White gay men must look to black trans women and queer folk for leadership and direction , ” Moore said .
On Friday afternoon , Consoletti posted an apology to Instagram and withdrew his involvement @ @ @ @ @ @ @ apologize and now see that these actions demonstrated the type of privileged , passive , and systemic issues that permeate society today , ” he said in the post .
“ Our desire to stand with the Black Lives Matter movement was not carefully thought through .
I am appreciative of the education I am receiving on how to be better and can see now that it is not right to take up space or attention from the conversation of racial inequality and the injustice Black people face from law enforcement.
” West @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Christopher Street West had withdrawn its request to the city for a permit to stage the protest .

Pride Month is the holiest season on corporate liturgical calendar. Or it was until 2020. From the Los Angeles Times:
LA Pride organizers under fire after seeking police permit for Black Lives Matter solidarity protest
By ANDREA CASTILLO STAFF WRITER
JUNE 5, 20209:08 PM
The organizers behind LA Pride’s solidarity march for black lives are being denounced for organizing the event collaboratively with the Los Angeles Police Department.
Festivities celebrating the 50th year of the city’s Pride parade had been suspended because of the coronavirus. But this week, organizers announced that they were planning a march in solidarity with Black Lives Matter for June 14, starting in Hollywood and ending in West Hollywood.
On behalf of Christopher Street West, the group that organizes Los Angeles’ Pride march, Jeff Consoletti, who runs an event production firm, submitted a special event permit application to the LAPD on Tuesday.
“For the past 50 years, we have demonstrated a strong and unified partnership with law enforcement in the annual organization of PRIDE here in Los Angeles and West Hollywood,” he wrote. “Your support of this peaceful gathering is the key to its success and continues a LA tradition of support, advocacy, and the peaceful right to protest for all.”
LGBTQ activists took to social media to point out that partnering with police goes against the intent of protests responding to the killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade and others at the hands of police. …
“White gay men must look to black trans women and queer folk for leadership and direction,” Moore said.
On Friday afternoon, Consoletti posted an apology to Instagram and withdrew his involvement from the event. …
“I apologize and now see that these actions demonstrated the type of privileged, passive, and systemic issues that permeate society today,” he said in the post. “Our desire to stand with the Black Lives Matter movement was not carefully thought through. I am appreciative of the education I am receiving on how to be better and can see now that it is not right to take up space or attention from the conversation of racial inequality and the injustice Black people face from law enforcement.”
West Hollywood Mayor Lindsey Horvath told WEHOville that Christopher Street West had withdrawn its request to the city for a permit to stage the protest.


vdare--2020-06-08--Will Black Anti-Semitism Once Again Short-Circuit the Latest Peak Black Moment?

Black people periodically go through boom eras when white people can ’ t seem to get enough of them , such as in the late 1960s and then in the late 1980s-early 1990s .
But blacks then overplay their hand and step on the wrong toes , usually Jewish ones .
Black anti-Semitism launched neo-conservatism in the late 1960s ( along with Israel ’ s victory in 1967 ) ( see Tom Wolfe ’ s Radical Chic for how Leonard Bernstein ’ s fundraising party for the Black Panthers foundered upon Jewish resentment of Black Power shakedowns of their shopkeeper @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a media backlash against the Spike Lee-gangsta rap-Minister Farrakhan era 30 years ago .
Now , one of the founders of gangsta rap , movie star Ice Cube of NWA ’ s “ Straight Outta Compton ” fame , who used Black Muslim ’ s Fruit of Islam bodyguards to battle the Easy-E/Jerry Heller axis ’ s employment of Rabbi Kahane ’ s Jewish Defense Force , is airing out his resentments of Jews again : This mural was known as Freedom for Humanity .
Only two of the six old-time financiers depicted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Warburg ) but the general style is pretty Weimar/Nazi-ish .
It was painted by a white guy pal of Shepherd Fairey ( of blue-red Obama poster fame ) who calls himself Mear On

Black people periodically go through boom eras when white people can’t seem to get enough of them, such as in the late 1960s and then in the late 1980s-early 1990s. But blacks then overplay their hand and step on the wrong toes, usually Jewish ones. Black anti-Semitism launched neo-conservatism in the late 1960s (along with Israel’s victory in 1967) (see Tom Wolfe’s Radical Chic for how Leonard Bernstein’s fundraising party for the Black Panthers foundered upon Jewish resentment of Black Power shakedowns of their shopkeeper relatives). Black anti-Semitism later brought a media backlash against the Spike Lee-gangsta rap-Minister Farrakhan era 30 years ago.
Now, one of the founders of gangsta rap, movie star Ice Cube of NWA’s Straight Outta Compton fame, who used Black Muslim’s Fruit of Islam bodyguards to battle the Easy-E/Jerry Heller axis’s employment of Rabbi Kahane’s Jewish Defense Force, is airing out his resentments of Jews again:
[NOTE: Ice Cube deleted this Tweet, but not the one below.]
This mural was known as Freedom for Humanity. Only two of the six old-time financiers depicted are Jewish (Lord Rothschild and Paul Warburg) but the general style is pretty Weimar/Nazi-ish. It was painted by a white guy pal of Shepherd Fairey (of blue-red Obama poster fame) who calls himself Mear On.


vdare--2020-06-08--Radical Hulk: Leonard Bernstein's Fundraising Party for the Green Panther

Via iSteve commenter SyonRedux , a 1971 Marvel Comic Book .
Not surprisingly , Stan Lee was more of a @ @ @ @ @ of Lenny Bernstein : Pretty much the whole comic book is viewable here .
The @ @ @ @ @ are just the old bad ideas of 1970 .

Via iSteve commenter SyonRedux, a 1971 Marvel Comic Book. Not surprisingly, Stan Lee was more of a fan of Tom Wolfe than of Lenny Bernstein:
Pretty much the whole comic book is viewable here.
The new bad ideas of 2020 are just the old bad ideas of 1970.
[Comment at Unz.com]


vdare--2020-06-05--Peter Brimelow: Could Donald Trump Be The Charles De Gaulle Of 2020?

VDARE.com Editor Peter Brimelow writes : As I got yet another chance to write during this last stock market crash , it appears that , if you live long enough , everything comes round again .
( Note that the Dow Jones Industrial Average has now rallied ferociously from its March 9 low ) .
What is also coming around again this year : the political convulsions and street rioting of 1968 , accompanied by elite media nervous breakdown .
And , as I discussed in this column , originally published under the headline “ Kid Gloves Or Bare Fists @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ( July 23 , 1988 ) , it was much worse in France , where the ten-year rule of General Charles De Gaulle seemed to be on the point of collapse .
To put my 1988 column in perspective , you have to realize that , incredible as it may seem now , there was real panic among Republicans in the summer of 1988 as Michael Dukakis seemed to have established a decisive lead in the polls .
Sound familiar ?
Well , here ’ s another similarity : mass Main Stream Media @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Jesse Jackson .
His always-problematic quest for Democratic nomination had been treated with reverent credulity across the political spectrum , an early example of the emerging black-hard Left alliance that appears equally beyond criticism today .
As it turned out , of course , George H.W .
Bush ’ s GOP never dared challenge the Democrats ’ dependence on Jackson and his Leftist allies directly—and won the 1988 presidential election anyway .
But not , I would point out , without some fairly brutal a.k.a .
honest race-oriented attacks on Dukakis himself , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Additionally , note that I anticipated George H.W .
Bush ’ s subsequent abandonment of the tax-cut issue during his disastrous presidency , leading directly to his defeat in 1992 and the curse of the Clintons ) .
What does this mean today ?
I still believe that the answer to riots is ruthless coercion .
I still agree with the late Eugene Methvin , writing in the pre-purge National Review ( June 10 , 1991 ) : And I still think the place to start was Minneapolis , the moment that Governor @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Friday night press conference [ May 29 ] confessing that they had lost control of the city .
But I can ’ t rule out the possibility that Donald J. Trump , who didn ’ t do anything like this , is on his way to a landslide re-election this fall .
In my perpetual quest for self-improvement , the turbulent year of 1968 occupies a special place .
I was a student at the time , and rudely derisive of my fellow students who seriously thought that the street shenanigans of our @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to resign .
But my fascination with realpolitik , a trait common to all reactionaries , led me to make quite the opposite mistake : I thought he would bring in the army .
In fact , he merely stalled through the summer and eventually called an election , which he won overwhelmingly .
Ever since , I have been mildly inhibited by the knowledge that , in de Gaulle 's place , I would have favored such a disastrous , or at any rate expensive , overreaction .
France is not an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hardly a typical bourgeois professional politician .
Nevertheless , there must be some evolutionary reason for the latter 's congenital caution , blandness and profound aversion to anything resembling an idea .
And , I tell myself , the evidence is clear that resolution of even the greatest crisis need not necessarily depend on confrontation .
I have had to tell myself this particularly sternly this week .
In Atlanta , the Democratic Party has been crowning Governor Michael Dukakis and anointing Jesse Jackson .
It has been basking in uncritical primetime television @ @ @ @ @ @ @ benefit from the usual post-convention boost in the polls , reconfirming his lead over Vice-President George Bush .
To grasp how extraordinary this development is , you have to remember that Jesse Jackson is perhaps the most vulnerable candidate ever to emerge as a serious contender for the presidential nomination of a major party .
The problem is even more serious than his complete lack of experience , dubious financial history , shady Chicago connections , suspected anti-Semitism , unmentionable private life and volatile personality .
It is that he is a man @ @ @ @ @ @ @ left.. Jesse Jackson represents the posthumous rehabilitation of the fellow-travelling Henry Wallace wing of the Democratic party , exorcised by the anti-communist Harry Truman wing in 1948 , but now risen from the dead as those student radicals of the 1960s come of political age .
That this silent surrender can be described by Time magazine under the headline `` Democrats enter the postliberal age '' [ by Walter Shapiro , July 25 , 1988 ] , a measure of the invincible ideological ignorance of the American media—or of its disproportionate staffing by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I have debated with various Republican advisers the resulting technical problem : should the Republican candidate ( s ) break the unspoken convention that you can not criticize black politicians and hold Jackson and his party responsible for his sins ?
It seemed to me that this would have forced the other Democratic candidates either to repudiate Jackson , provoking a Democratic civil war , or to defend him , making impossible the present ludicrous situation where polls show Dukakis has persuaded a large section of the American public that he is more @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we would have scotched the current effort to elevate Jackson to Gandhi status .
The Republican advisers recoiled in horror from my idea .
Far too dangerous , they said .
And unnecessary .
Everyone knew how crazy Jackson was .
Why take risks ?
This is unquestionably the approved professional answer .
And silence can work : George Bush spent much of his primary campaign saying nothing , successfully relying on Ronald Reagan 's coat-tails and Robert Dole 's foul temper to do the job .
I am instinctively drawn to a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ last analysis , you have to fight battles to win wars ; blood is the price of victory .
But perhaps that is a melodramatic view of life peculiar to copy-hungry columnists .
And—remember de Gaulle .
So I am waiting humbly to see if the professionals are right .
Dukakis 's lead in the polls should evaporate .
Jackson should backfire .
Soon .
But I still do n't see why Bush felt obliged actually to praise Jackson when speaking before a civil rights group recently [ Bush , at N.A.A.C.P.
, @ @ @ @ @ @ @ His Regime , By Gerald M. Boyd , New York Times , July 13 , 1988 ] .
At best , this appears weak and hypocritical .
At worst , it might even convince foolish people that Jackson is really a fine fellow .
And I have some questions .
For one thing , the US economy is extremely strong .
The relationship between economics and presidential elections has been so close that econometricians have been able to model it .
The model says Bush should win handsomely , by 54 per cent @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is he behind in the polls at all ?
And again : in 1980 , Reagan discovered tax cuts as a cure for stagflation .
But he also established them as a Republican electoral weapon as decisive in its way as the Democrats ' repeated emphasis since 1932 on the causes and consequences of the Great Depression .
Bush has now adopted tax cuts .
But for a long time he was against them , not just as a policy—which simply reflected his depressing allegiance to conventional wisdom—but as a platform .
What @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ?
I know de Gaulle did not bring in the army in 1968 .
But I am absolutely confident that if it had been necessary , he would not have hesitated .
Maybe George Bush can coast to the presidency—but what if he ca n't ?
Peter Brimelow [ Email him ] is the editor of VDARE.com .
His best-selling book , Alien Nation : Common Sense About America ’ s Immigration Disaster , is now available in Kindle format .

VDARE.com Editor Peter Brimelow writes: As I got yet another chance to write during this last stock market crash, it appears that, if you live long enough, everything comes round again. (Note that the Dow Jones Industrial Average has now rallied ferociously from its March 9 low.) What is also coming around again this year: the political convulsions and street rioting of 1968, accompanied by elite media nervous breakdown. And, as I discussed in this column, originally published under the headline “Kid Gloves Or Bare Fists?” in the Times of London (July 23, 1988), it was much worse in France, where the ten-year rule of General Charles De Gaulle seemed to be on the point of collapse.
To put my 1988 column in perspective, you have to realize that, incredible as it may seem now, there was real panic among Republicans in the summer of 1988 as Michael Dukakis seemed to have established a decisive lead in the polls.
Sound familiar? Well, here’s another similarity: mass Main Stream Media adulation of professional black agitator Rev. Jesse Jackson. His always-problematic quest for Democratic nomination had been treated with reverent credulity across the political spectrum, an early example of the emerging black-hard Left alliance that appears equally beyond criticism today.
As it turned out, of course, George H.W. Bush’s GOP never dared challenge the Democrats’ dependence on Jackson and his Leftist allies directly—and won the 1988 presidential election anyway.
But not, I would point out, without some fairly brutal a.k.a. honest race-oriented attacks on Dukakis himself, notably the Willie Horton ad. (Additionally, note that I anticipated George H.W. Bush’s subsequent abandonment of the tax-cut issue during his disastrous presidency, leading directly to his defeat in 1992 and the curse of the Clintons.)
What does this mean today? I still believe that the answer to riots is ruthless coercion. I still agree with the late Eugene Methvin, writing in the pre-purge National Review (June 10, 1991):
The time to halt a riot is right at the start, by pinching off the criminal spearhead with precise and overwhelming force. The cops will usually be caught flat-footed (no pun intended) by the initial outbreak. But they need to spring into a pre-arranged mobilization that should always be as ready in every major city as the fire-department or hospital disaster-response program.
And I still think the place to start was Minneapolis, the moment that Governor Walz and Mayor Frey gave their ignominious Friday night press conference [May 29] confessing that they had lost control of the city.
But I can’t rule out the possibility that Donald J. Trump, who didn’t do anything like this, is on his way to a landslide re-election this fall.
In my perpetual quest for self-improvement, the turbulent year of 1968 occupies a special place. I was a student at the time, and rudely derisive of my fellow students who seriously thought that the street shenanigans of our counterparts in France would force de Gaulle to resign. But my fascination with realpolitik, a trait common to all reactionaries, led me to make quite the opposite mistake: I thought he would bring in the army.
In fact, he merely stalled through the summer and eventually called an election, which he won overwhelmingly.
Ever since, I have been mildly inhibited by the knowledge that, in de Gaulle's place, I would have favored such a disastrous, or at any rate expensive, overreaction. France is not an Anglo-Saxon democracy, and de Gaulle was hardly a typical bourgeois professional politician. Nevertheless, there must be some evolutionary reason for the latter's congenital caution, blandness and profound aversion to anything resembling an idea. And, I tell myself, the evidence is clear that resolution of even the greatest crisis need not necessarily depend on confrontation.
I have had to tell myself this particularly sternly this week. In Atlanta, the Democratic Party has been crowning Governor Michael Dukakis and anointing Jesse Jackson. It has been basking in uncritical primetime television coverage, and Dukakis is expected to benefit from the usual post-convention boost in the polls, reconfirming his lead over Vice-President George Bush.
To grasp how extraordinary this development is, you have to remember that Jesse Jackson is perhaps the most vulnerable candidate ever to emerge as a serious contender for the presidential nomination of a major party.
The problem is even more serious than his complete lack of experience, dubious financial history, shady Chicago connections, suspected anti-Semitism, unmentionable private life and volatile personality. It is that he is a man of the Sandinista supporting, Castro-clasping extreme left..
Jesse Jackson represents the posthumous rehabilitation of the fellow-travelling Henry Wallace wing of the Democratic party, exorcised by the anti-communist Harry Truman wing in 1948, but now risen from the dead as those student radicals of the 1960s come of political age.
That this silent surrender can be described by Time magazine under the headline "Democrats enter the postliberal age" [by Walter Shapiro, July 25, 1988], a measure of the invincible ideological ignorance of the American media—or of its disproportionate staffing by partisan Democrats.
All this year, I have debated with various Republican advisers the resulting technical problem: Should the Republican candidate(s) break the unspoken convention that you cannot criticize black politicians and hold Jackson and his party responsible for his sins?
It seemed to me that this would have forced the other Democratic candidates either to repudiate Jackson, provoking a Democratic civil war, or to defend him, making impossible the present ludicrous situation where polls show Dukakis has persuaded a large section of the American public that he is more conservative than Bush.
Either way, we would have scotched the current effort to elevate Jackson to Gandhi status.
The Republican advisers recoiled in horror from my idea. Far too dangerous, they said. And unnecessary. Everyone knew how crazy Jackson was. Why take risks?
This is unquestionably the approved professional answer. And silence can work: George Bush spent much of his primary campaign saying nothing, successfully relying on Ronald Reagan's coat-tails and Robert Dole's foul temper to do the job.
I am instinctively drawn to a Clausewitzian view of politics. In the last analysis, you have to fight battles to win wars; blood is the price of victory. But perhaps that is a melodramatic view of life peculiar to copy-hungry columnists. And—remember de Gaulle. So I am waiting humbly to see if the professionals are right. Dukakis's lead in the polls should evaporate. Jackson should backfire. Soon.
But I still don't see why Bush felt obliged actually to praise Jackson when speaking before a civil rights group recently [Bush, at N.A.A.C.P., Says Blacks Will Be 'Partners' in His Regime, by Gerald M. Boyd, New York Times, July 13, 1988]. At best, this appears weak and hypocritical. At worst, it might even convince foolish people that Jackson is really a fine fellow.
And I have some questions. For one thing, the US economy is extremely strong. The relationship between economics and presidential elections has been so close that econometricians have been able to model it. The model says Bush should win handsomely, by 54 per cent to 46 per cent. So why is he behind in the polls at all?
And again: in 1980, Reagan discovered tax cuts as a cure for stagflation. But he also established them as a Republican electoral weapon as decisive in its way as the Democrats' repeated emphasis since 1932 on the causes and consequences of the Great Depression.
Bush has now adopted tax cuts. But for a long time he was against them, not just as a policy—which simply reflected his depressing allegiance to conventional wisdom—but as a platform. What does this say about his political judgement?
I know de Gaulle did not bring in the army in 1968. But I am absolutely confident that if it had been necessary, he would not have hesitated.
Maybe George Bush can coast to the presidency—but what if he can't?
Peter Brimelow [Email him] is the editor of VDARE.com. His best-selling book, Alien Nation: Common Sense About America’s Immigration Disaster, is now available in Kindle format.


vdare--2020-06-08--Patrick J. Buchanan: The Left's Coming War on Cops

Newly painted in huge yellow letters on 16th Street , just north of the White House , is the slogan : `` Defund the Police . ''
That new message sits beside the `` Black Lives Matter '' slogan , also in huge letters , painted there at the direction of D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser .
She renamed that section of 16th Street `` Black Lives Matter Plaza . ''
Still , the messages are less ominous than the chants of protesters in New York after the takedown that resulted in the death of Eric Garner .
Protesters then chanted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we want ?
Dead cops .
When do we want it ?
Now ! ''
While this sudden campaign to defund and dismantle city police forces seems an absurdity , it is actually part of a thought-out radical program that has gained momentum since the sadistic public execution of George Floyd in Minneapolis two weeks ago .
Consider .
On Sunday , nine members of the city council , a veto-proof majority , voted to disband the Minneapolis police department .
Asked if he would support the council decision , Mayor Jacob Frey @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the full abolition of the police . ''
As the crowd jeered and booed , the mayor walked away alone .
The idea of defunding police departments has caught fire , and liberal politicians are scrambling to get in front of their radical constituents .
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti has announced that he will reallocate up to $ 150 million from the LAPD budget to social programs .
New York Mayor Bill de Blasio says he will be transferring $ 1 billion : `` We will be moving funding from the NYPD @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' In two weeks , there has been a sea change in attitudes toward police , with not a few coming to share the hard left 's hatred .
While the criminal elements burned cop cars and showered police with bottles , rocks and bricks , even `` peaceful protesters '' were calling the police fascists and racists .
Two decades ago , the NYPD were celebrated `` first responders '' who ran toward the collapsing twin towers , many never to come back .
Funerals of the cop heroes were televised .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ after two weeks of seeing police decried on nightly TV as racist oppressors of African Americans , cops must realize that they are reviled and detested by some of the countrymen they have sworn to protect .
What will happen now is predictable , as it has happened before .
To pander to the militants on the left , liberal politicians will devise new restrictions on cops and more severe punishments for infractions , treating the police as potential threats to civil and constitutional rights .
The `` Ferguson Effect '' will take @ @ @ @ @ @ @ confronting the lawless and violent .
Criminals will see an opening to seize opportunities .
The urban poor who look to the police as their only protection will stay inside and lock their doors .
And small businesses , realizing the cops may not be there , will sell and move out .
Where is this leading ?
According to former New York City Police Commissioner Bernie Kerik , not only did New York law enforcement officers suffer many injuries in the riots , hundreds of cops , seeing how they are regarded @ @ @ @ @ @ @ protect , are preparing to leave the NYPD .
As the Democrats ' `` police reform '' bill is debated on the Hill , Republicans will largely stand with the police and Attorney General William Barr , who said Sunday that while there is racism in America , there is no `` systemic racism '' in the nation 's police departments .
If there were , it would be an indictment of the Democrats , who have run most of our great cities for decades .
As it rises in prominence , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Democratic Party more than the GOP .
For while the hard left sees cops in ideological and class terms as racist and fascist , the right , by and large , sees the police as the last line of defense again the anarchy we saw erupt when there were not enough cops in New York and D.C. to control the mobs looting Fifth Avenue and Georgetown .
And this , too , is likely to become a forever war in America .
For it is almost inevitable that we are going to see @ @ @ @ @ @ @ black suspects , collisions that result in deaths .
For every large urban police force has daily encounters with black male criminals , who commit a disproportionate number of violent crimes .
Some will end with dead cops , and the others with dead criminals .
President Donald Trump has taken his stand with the police .
It is Joe Biden who has the problem .
For while Democratic mayors are unlikely to join a campaign to abolish their police forces , Biden is going to have to tell his Bernie Bro and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ rid of police departments are ridiculous .
Monday , Joe made a start .
He said that defunding cops is off the table .
Patrick J. Buchanan needs no introduction to VDARE.COM readers ; his books State of Emergency : The Third World Invasion and Conquest of America , and Suicide of a Superpower : Will America Survive to 2025 ?
are available from Amazon.com .
Patrick J. Buchanan is the author of “ The Greatest Comeback : How Richard Nixon Rose From Defeat to Create the New Majority .
His latest book @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ Nixon ’ s White House Wars : The Battles That Made and Broke a President and Divided America Forever.
” See Peter Brimelow ’ s review : “ Wheel And Fight ” —Pat Buchanan ’ s Nixon Book Provides Road Map For Trump .

Newly painted in huge yellow letters on 16th Street, just north of the White House, is the slogan: "Defund the Police."
That new message sits beside the "Black Lives Matter" slogan, also in huge letters, painted there at the direction of D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser.
She renamed that section of 16th Street "Black Lives Matter Plaza."
Still, the messages are less ominous than the chants of protesters in New York after the takedown that resulted in the death of Eric Garner.
Protesters then chanted of the NYPD: "What do we want? Dead cops. When do we want it? Now!"
While this sudden campaign to defund and dismantle city police forces seems an absurdity, it is actually part of a thought-out radical program that has gained momentum since the sadistic public execution of George Floyd in Minneapolis two weeks ago.
Consider. On Sunday, nine members of the city council, a veto-proof majority, voted to disband the Minneapolis police department. Asked if he would support the council decision, Mayor Jacob Frey hedged, "I do not support the full abolition of the police."
As the crowd jeered and booed, the mayor walked away alone.
The idea of defunding police departments has caught fire, and liberal politicians are scrambling to get in front of their radical constituents. Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti has announced that he will reallocate up to $150 million from the LAPD budget to social programs.
New York Mayor Bill de Blasio says he will be transferring $1 billion: "We will be moving funding from the NYPD to youth initiatives and social services."
In two weeks, there has been a sea change in attitudes toward police, with not a few coming to share the hard left's hatred. While the criminal elements burned cop cars and showered police with bottles, rocks and bricks, even "peaceful protesters" were calling the police fascists and racists.
Two decades ago, the NYPD were celebrated "first responders" who ran toward the collapsing twin towers, many never to come back. Funerals of the cop heroes were televised. Those days are gone.
Indeed, after two weeks of seeing police decried on nightly TV as racist oppressors of African Americans, cops must realize that they are reviled and detested by some of the countrymen they have sworn to protect.
What will happen now is predictable, as it has happened before.
To pander to the militants on the left, liberal politicians will devise new restrictions on cops and more severe punishments for infractions, treating the police as potential threats to civil and constitutional rights.
The "Ferguson Effect" will take hold. Cops will back off from confronting the lawless and violent. Criminals will see an opening to seize opportunities. The urban poor who look to the police as their only protection will stay inside and lock their doors. And small businesses, realizing the cops may not be there, will sell and move out.
Where is this leading?
According to former New York City Police Commissioner Bernie Kerik, not only did New York law enforcement officers suffer many injuries in the riots, hundreds of cops, seeing how they are regarded and were treated by many whom they protect, are preparing to leave the NYPD.
As the Democrats' "police reform" bill is debated on the Hill, Republicans will largely stand with the police and Attorney General William Barr, who said Sunday that while there is racism in America, there is no "systemic racism" in the nation's police departments.
If there were, it would be an indictment of the Democrats, who have run most of our great cities for decades.
As it rises in prominence, the issue of defunding police will divide the Democratic Party more than the GOP.
For while the hard left sees cops in ideological and class terms as racist and fascist, the right, by and large, sees the police as the last line of defense again the anarchy we saw erupt when there were not enough cops in New York and D.C. to control the mobs looting Fifth Avenue and Georgetown.
And this, too, is likely to become a forever war in America. For it is almost inevitable that we are going to see more violent collisions between white cops and black suspects, collisions that result in deaths.
For every large urban police force has daily encounters with black male criminals, who commit a disproportionate number of violent crimes. Some will end with dead cops, and the others with dead criminals.
President Donald Trump has taken his stand with the police.
It is Joe Biden who has the problem. For while Democratic mayors are unlikely to join a campaign to abolish their police forces, Biden is going to have to tell his Bernie Bro and socialist constituents that their ideas for getting rid of police departments are ridiculous.
Monday, Joe made a start. He said that defunding cops is off the table.
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vdare--2020-06-08--SAID IN SPANISH: What A Coincidence—Mexico’s Left Has Its Own George Floyd; Spain’s VOX Party Strong

SAID IN SPANISH: What A Coincidence—Mexico’s Left Has Its Own George Floyd; Spain’s VOX Party Strongly Supports Trump’s “Iron Hand;” ETC. [4 ITEMS]

When I saw an article in Excelsior unsubtly headlined “ U.S .
Cop Smashes Neck of Afro-American and Kills Him , ” I knew I better save it for future reference [ Policía de EU aplasta del cuello a afroamericano y lo mata , May 26 , 2020 ] .
Sure enough , on June 6 , this appeared at the newspaper ’ s website : Since the protests over the death of George Floyd began last week , more than 1,600 extremist groups , the majority of them white supremacist , have been identified .
They commit acts of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ according to the Southern Poverty Law Center ( SPLC ) .
In various cities of the country the demonstrators have accused young , seemingly solitary whites of burning patrol cars and carrying out acts of vandalism , after which they disappear before the police can find them .
Authorities in Minneapolis officially identified white infiltrator instigators as having committed crimes .
In Chicago , a white “ militia member ” was documented as the person who activated explosives at a court .
... [ SPLC ] currently monitors more than 1,600 extremist and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ many of which could operate to discredit the mobilization for the rights of blacks and to criminalize the protests .
[ Mil 600 extremistas instigan disturbios ; protestas por George Floyd ( “ One Thousand Six Hundred Extremists Instigate Disturbances at Protests for George Floyd ” ) , by Manuel Ocano , Excelsior , June 6 , 2020 ] Here ’ s the problem .
Aside from the first paragraph , which conflates the number of “ hate groups ” that $ PLC supposedly monitors with the number of “ white supremacist ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of innocent protestors , SPLC hasn ’ t said “ white infiltrators ” are instigating anything .
Craven Minnesota Gov .
Tim Walz , a Democrat of course , suggested the possibility of white supremacist infiltrators .
But not the $ PLC , says a surprisingly even-handed piece in The New York Times : A few days later , $ PLC ’ s Hatewatch still didn ’ t have evidence of right-wing provocateurs , although it tries to imply it did : President Trump Uses Tear Gas , Threats of Military Force ; @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , 2020 .
In other words , Excelsior mashed together $ PLC boilerplate with accusations from public officials floating around cyberspace .
My guess : Many Mexican readers want to believe this—and even get a sick thrill out of it .
Just like the American Left .
This sort of journalism like that is helping fuel the global riot campaign , including in Mexico , which has its own case of alleged police brutality that left a man dead .
On May 4 , 10 cops in Ixtlahuacán , about 25 miles south @ @ @ @ @ @ @ La muerte de un hombre en custodia policial indigna a México ( “ Death of a man in police custody outrages Mexico ” ) , by Jose Pablo Criales , El Pais , June 4 , 2020 ] .
Initial reports said Lopez was detained for not wearing a coronavirus mask .
Then the public learned cops detained him for a mere “ administrative offense ” ( such as public drunkenness or making too much noise ) although he , like George Floyd , resisted arrest .
A blow to the head while @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and he also had a bullet in his left foot .
Authorities promised the family an investigation .
But nothing much happened—until the publicity about Floyd ’ s death in the United States .
The family says the local mayor offered 200,000 pesos for them not to publicize the video recorded by Lopez ’ s brother and they were even threatened over it .
But the video went viral on June 3 .
Next day , “ hundreds of demonstrators ” went to the Jalisco state capitol building in Guadalajara .
They scrawled @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cars , set a policeman on fire , and tried to storm the building .
Police dispersed them with tear gas [ La muerte a golpes de un hombre desata de nuevo la indignación en México por la brutalidad de la policía ( “ The Death Of A Man Beaten To Death Unleashes Indignation In Mexico For Police Brutality ” ) , by Pablo Ferri , El País , June 5 , 2020 ] Twenty-six demonstrators were detained [ Detienen a 26 personas durante manifestación por Giovanni ( “ 26 people arrested during @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , June 5 , 2020 ] .
Authorities have arrested three cops in connection with the death [ 3 Mexican police officers arrested for alleged beating death , by Maria Verza , The Associated Press , June 5 , 2020 ] .
On June 6 , a big protest that aspired to cover all the bases erupted in Mexico City .
Marchers protested at the U.S. embassy about Floyd , then went to the building that houses Jalisco ’ s government representatives to protest the death of Lopez .
Looting and vandalism ensued @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the hospital with a beating [ No se tolerará el abuso policial : Sheinbaum sobre agresión a adolescente ( “ Police Abuse Will Not be Tolerated : Sheinbaum ” ) , by Wendy Roa , Excelsior , June 6 , 2020 ] .
President Trump is under fire from all sides these days because of the Antifa-Black-Lives-Matter riots , but he ’ s receiving strong support from Spain ’ s right-wing Vox party .
The newspaper El País , no fan of Trump , put it this way : Donald Trump is defending @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ world conflict ” against a movement paid for by the “ great financial conglomerates.
” Thus spoke Jorge Buxade , spokesman for Vox .
At a time when the US president faces widespread criticism for his strong-arm policy in the face of anti-racist protests and even the head of the Pentagon has disavowed his threat to deploy the Army .
The Spanish party has become his [ Trump ’ s ] enthusiastic defender in contrast to the caution of other far-right European leaders .
[ Vox encabeza el apoyo de la extrema @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Trump ( “ Vox Leads The Support Of The European Extreme Right For The Iron Hand Of Trump ” ) by Miguel Gonzalez , El País , June 6 , 2020 ] Iron Hand ?
Many of us think Trump hasn ’ t been hard enough .
But his refusal to surrender is a strike against him at El País .
It went on : It ’ s great to have some support from kindred souls across the Atlantic .
As if the riots aren ’ t bad enough , the Chinese Virus @ @ @ @ @ @ @ least for “ migrants , ” which means it ’ s a problem for us at the border .
Tomas Diosdado , director of the Alfa and Omega migrant shelter of Mexicali in Baja California , reported that he and 14 foreigners contracted the virus while awaiting asylum paperwork and that health denied them medical care [ Reportan brote de covid-19 en albergue para migrantes de Mexicali ( “ Outbreak of COVID-19 Reported in Mexicali Migrant Shelter ” ) by Said Betanzos , Milenio , June 3 , 2020 ] .
Mexicali is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The border should stay closed to all non-essential traffic .
American citizen Allan Wall ( email him ) moved back to the U.S.A. in 2008 after many years residing in Mexico .
Allan 's wife is Mexican , and their two sons are bilingual .
In 2005 , Allan served a tour of duty in Iraq with the Texas Army National Guard .
His VDARE.COM articles are archived here ; his Mexidata.info articles are archived here ; his News With Views columns are archived here ; and his website is here .

Mexico’s Excelsior: “White Supremacists” Instigate Rioting. $PLC Cited…But, Surprisingly, Doesn’t Agree
When I saw an article in Excelsior unsubtly headlined “U.S. Cop Smashes Neck of Afro-American and Kills Him,” I knew I better save it for future reference [Policía de EU aplasta del cuello a afroamericano y lo mata, May 26, 2020]. Sure enough, it was a topic I was going to hear a lot about.
On June 6, this appeared at the newspaper’s website:
Since the protests over the death of George Floyd began last week, more than 1,600 extremist groups, the majority of them white supremacist, have been identified. They commit acts of vandalism to harm the Afro-American community, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC). In various cities of the country the demonstrators have accused young, seemingly solitary whites of burning patrol cars and carrying out acts of vandalism, after which they disappear before the police can find them. Authorities in Minneapolis officially identified white infiltrator instigators as having committed crimes. In Chicago, a white “militia member” was documented as the person who activated explosives at a court. ... [SPLC] currently monitors more than 1,600 extremist and racist groups in the United States, many of which could operate to discredit the mobilization for the rights of blacks and to criminalize the protests. [Mil 600 extremistas instigan disturbios; protestas por George Floyd (“One Thousand Six Hundred Extremists Instigate Disturbances at Protests for George Floyd”), by Manuel Ocano, Excelsior, June 6, 2020]
Here’s the problem. Aside from the first paragraph, which conflates the number of “hate groups” that $PLC supposedly monitors with the number of “white supremacist” groups supposedly trying to blacken the reputation of innocent protestors, SPLC hasn’t said “white infiltrators” are instigating anything.
Craven Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, a Democrat of course, suggested the possibility of white supremacist infiltrators.
But not the $PLC, says a surprisingly even-handed piece in the New York Times:
“I have not seen any clear evidence that white supremacists or militiamen are masking up and going out to burn and loot,” $PLC’s Howard Graves admitted. [Many Claim Extremists Are Sparking Protest Violence. But Which Extremists?, by Neil MacFarquhar, May 31, 2020—updated June 4, 2020]
A few days later, $PLC’s Hatewatch still didn’t have evidence of right-wing provocateurs, although it tries to imply it did: President Trump Uses Tear Gas, Threats of Military Force; Hate Groups Respond With Glee , June 3, 2020.
In other words, Excelsior mashed together $PLC boilerplate with accusations from public officials floating around cyberspace.
My guess: Many Mexican readers want to believe this—and even get a sick thrill out of it.
Just like the American Left.
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Mexican Left Protests Deaths Of George Floyd—And Giovanni Lopez
This sort of journalism is helping fuel the global riot campaign, including in Mexico, which has its own case of police brutality that left a man dead.
On May 4, 10 cops in Ixtlahuacán, about 25 miles south of Guadalajara, detained Giovanni Lopez [La muerte de un hombre en custodia policial indigna a México (“Death of a man in police custody outrages Mexico”), by Jose Pablo Criales, El Pais, June 4, 2020].
Initial reports said Lopez was detained for not wearing a coronavirus mask. Then the public learned cops detained him for a mere “administrative offense” (such as public drunkenness or making too much noise) although he, like George Floyd, resisted arrest.
A blow to the head while he was in custody killed him, and he also had a bullet in his left foot.
Authorities promised the family an investigation. But nothing much happened—until the publicity about Floyd’s death in the United States.
The family says the local mayor offered 200,000 pesos for them not to publicize the video recorded by Lopez’s brother and they were even threatened over it. But the video went viral on June 3.
Next day, “hundreds of demonstrators” went to the Jalisco state capitol building in Guadalajara. They scrawled graffiti on the building, burned police cars, set a policeman on fire, and tried to storm the building. Police dispersed them with tear gas [La muerte a golpes de un hombre desata de nuevo la indignación en México por la brutalidad de la policía (“The Death Of A Man Beaten To Death Unleashes Indignation In Mexico For Police Brutality”), by Pablo Ferri, El País, June 5, 2020].
Twenty-six demonstrators were detained [Detienen a 26 personas durante manifestación por Giovanni (“26 people arrested during demonstration for Giovanni”), Milenio, June 5, 2020].
Authorities have arrested three cops in connection with the death [3 Mexican police officers arrested for alleged beating death, by Maria Verza, the Associated Press, June 5, 2020].
On June 6, a big protest that aspired to cover all the bases erupted in Mexico City. Marchers protested at the U.S. embassy about Floyd, then went to the building that houses Jalisco’s government representatives to protest the death of Lopez. Looting and vandalism ensued. Police sent a 16-year-old girl to the hospital with a beating [No se tolerará el abuso policial: Sheinbaum sobre agresión a adolescente (“Police Abuse Will Not be Tolerated: Sheinbaum”), by Wendy Roa, Excelsior, June 6, 2020].
And, on June 8, there was more protest, looting and vandalism.
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Spain’s VOX Party Support’s Trump’s “Iron Hand”
President Trump is under fire from all sides these days because of the Antifa-Black-Lives-Matter riots, but he’s receiving strong support from Spain’s right-wing Vox party.
The newspaper El País, no fan of Trump, put it this way:
Donald Trump is defending “order and civilization” in a “world conflict” against a movement paid for by the “great financial conglomerates.” Thus spoke Jorge Buxade, spokesman for Vox. At a time when the US president faces widespread criticism for his strong-arm policy in the face of anti-racist protests and even the head of the Pentagon has disavowed his threat to deploy the Army. The Spanish party has become his [Trump’s] enthusiastic defender in contrast to the caution of other far-right European leaders. [Vox encabeza el apoyo de la extrema derecha europea a la mano dura de Trump (“Vox Leads The Support Of The European Extreme Right For The Iron Hand Of Trump”), by Miguel Gonzalez, El País, June 6, 2020]
Iron Hand? Many of us think Trump hasn’t been hard enough. But his refusal to surrender is a strike against him at El País. It went on:
[V]ox showed its express support for “Trump and the Americans who are watching their nation being attacked by street terrorists supported by millionaire progressive in a tweet with the hashtag #SpainSupportsTrump. … [Vox leader Santiago] Abascal has shown himself to be convinced that “all the violence that has spread in the United States and other parts of the world is orchestrated by globalism.” For Buxadé, it is a “world battle” in defense of “order and civilization.”
Wow!
It’s great to have some support from kindred souls across the Atlantic.
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Coronavirus Still A Migration Problem
As if the riots aren’t bad enough, the Chinese Virus pandemic is still a problem, not least for “migrants,” which means it’s a problem for us at the border.
Tomas Diosdado, director of the Alfa and Omega migrant shelter of Mexicali in Baja California, reported that he and 14 foreigners contracted the virus while awaiting asylum paperwork and that health workers denied them medical care [Reportan brote de covid-19 en albergue para migrantes de Mexicali (“Outbreak of COVID-19 Reported in Mexicali Migrant Shelter”), by Said Betanzos, Milenio, June 3, 2020].
Mexicali is across the border from Calexico, California.
The border should stay closed to all non-essential traffic.
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American citizen Allan Wall (email him) moved back to the U.S.A. in 2008 after many years residing in Mexico. Allan's wife is Mexican, and their two sons are bilingual. In 2005, Allan served a tour of duty in Iraq with the Texas Army National Guard. His VDARE.COM articles are archived here; his Mexidata.info articles are archived here; his News With Views columns are archived here; and his website is here.


vdare--2020-06-08--Getting Ready For The Next Round Of Riots: "Preparing For The Fire Next Time"

Chris Roberts has an essay up at American Renaissance , `` Preparing for the Fire Next Time , '' that surveys America 's very sad state of affairs .
At the end , he recommends a few things that are worth republishing in full : 1 ) Buy guns .
The last time gun rights came before the Supreme Court was District of Columbia v. Heller in 2008 .
The ruling was on the side of gun rights by a single vote .
It is not paranoia to fear the loss of your rights .
British citizens enjoyed gun rights @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and now have some of the strictest gun laws in the world .
France is not far behind , with anti-gun laws so tough that after the Charlie Hebdo shootings , the leftist press wondered how the terrorists got their weapons .
Chilean citizens lost their right to private gun ownership during their brief Marxist experiment in the 1970s .
It could get harder and harder to buy weapons , so buy them while you can .
Support the NRA or similar groups , such as Gun Owners of America ( GOA ) @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pressure on politicians to protect the Second Amendment ; they need your help .
2 ) Home school your children , and support home schooling groups .
Much like gun rights , the right to teach your own children could disappear ; it has already happened in many European countries .
Even in the US , homeschooling used to be much more regulated and restricted than it is today .
That changed because of the hard work of advocacy groups , largely backed by religious interests .
Homeschooling will increasingly become attractive not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ generally .
Public school , already poisonous , will get worse .
The treatment of white students in overwhelmingly Hispanic and black schools will become more and more nightmarish .
Some districts have forbidden schools to suspend blacks “ disproportionately ” to their percentage of the school—with predictable results .
Directives from a Democrat-controlled Department of Education to teach “ white privilege , ” the evils of Christopher Columbus , and the tyranny of national borders will make this worse .
Rearing honorable white children will increasingly mean homeschooling them , regardless of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ like that .
As public schools deteriorate , the government will try to hide failure by making alternatives disappear .
You can further encourage homeschooling by supporting such groups as the Home School Legal Defense Association .
3 ) Leave the cities .
Rural America is white , conservative America .
Antifa are not found in farming communities .
Red States will also do more to protect your rights to bear arms and educate your own children .
With working from home becoming so common , it is easier to head for greener @ @ @ @ @ @ @ your neighbors .
There is power in numbers , and if the government won ’ t help you in a crisis , you will need friends .
The atomization of society hurts us .
Unsure where to start ?
Go to church .
5 ) Don ’ t despair .
Whites in America and around the world have work to do .
Go to the gym , read a book , learn a skill , make a friend , join a club .
So long as whites—AKA Americans—exist , we are worth fighting @ @ @ @ @

Chris Roberts has an essay up at American Renaissance, "Preparing for the Fire Next Time," that surveys America's very sad state of affairs. At the end, he recommends a few things that are worth republishing in full:
1) Buy guns. The last time gun rights came before the Supreme Court was District of Columbia v. Heller in 2008. The ruling was on the side of gun rights by a single vote. It is not paranoia to fear the loss of your rights. British citizens enjoyed gun rights until shortly after World War One, and now have some of the strictest gun laws in the world. France is not far behind, with anti-gun laws so tough that after the Charlie Hebdo shootings, the leftist press wondered how the terrorists got their weapons. Chilean citizens lost their right to private gun ownership during their brief Marxist experiment in the 1970s.
It could get harder and harder to buy weapons, so buy them while you can. Support the NRA or similar groups, such as Gun Owners of America (GOA). They fight legal battles and put pressure on politicians to protect the Second Amendment; they need your help.
2) Home school your children, and support home schooling groups. Much like gun rights, the right to teach your own children could disappear; it has already happened in many European countries. Even in the US, homeschooling used to be much more regulated and restricted than it is today. That changed because of the hard work of advocacy groups, largely backed by religious interests. Homeschooling will increasingly become attractive not just to religious parents, but whites generally.
Public school, already poisonous, will get worse. The treatment of white students in overwhelmingly Hispanic and black schools will become more and more nightmarish. Some districts have forbidden schools to suspend blacks “disproportionately” to their percentage of the school—with predictable results. Directives from a Democrat-controlled Department of Education to teach “white privilege,” the evils of Christopher Columbus, and the tyranny of national borders will make this worse.
Rearing honorable white children will increasingly mean homeschooling them, regardless of religious beliefs. The government will not like that. As public schools deteriorate, the government will try to hide failure by making alternatives disappear. You can further encourage homeschooling by supporting such groups as the Home School Legal Defense Association.
3) Leave the cities. Rural America is white, conservative America. Antifa are not found in farming communities. Red States will also do more to protect your rights to bear arms and educate your own children. With working from home becoming so common, it is easier to head for greener pastures.
4) Get to know your neighbors. There is power in numbers, and if the government won’t help you in a crisis, you will need friends. The atomization of society hurts us. Unsure where to start? Go to church.
5) Don’t despair. Whites in America and around the world have work to do. Go to the gym, read a book, learn a skill, make a friend, join a club. So long as whites—AKA Americans—exist, we are worth fighting for. [More]


vdare--2020-06-08--A Talk Radio Listener Says That If You Have A Legacy Going To A Charity Supporting The Riots, Change

A Talk Radio Listener Says That If You Have A Legacy Going To A Charity Supporting The Riots, Change Your Will!

If your will contains any bequests to organizations or you have executed Transfer-On-Death orders on bank or brokerage accounts to @ @ @ @ @ the websites of the organizations today .
Many 501 ( c ) ( 3 ) @ @ @ @ @ politics are supporting the Antifa/BLM protests and riots .
If you find that any of @ @ @ @ @ , you should take appropriate action to cancel the bequests .
In the case of @ @ @ @ @ require that a codicil be executed in the same manner as the original will .
@ @ @ @ @ orders , you can usually make the change with a few clicks on the bank @ @ @ @ @ the same time , you can change the corporate legatee to VDARE.com , an exempt @ @ @ @ @ from the same reader .
James Fulford writes : We have an FAQ on bequests @ @ @ @ @ who want to know more about this should email VDARE.com advancement officer Lydia Brimelow .

From: A Talk Radio Listener [Email him]
If your will contains any bequests to organizations or you have executed Transfer-On-Death orders on bank or brokerage accounts to organizations, you should check the websites of the organizations today. Many 501(c)(3) exempt organizations not involved in politics are supporting the Antifa/BLM protests and riots.
If you find that any of your legatees are doing so, you should take appropriate action to cancel the bequests. In the case of wills, this probably will require that a codicil be executed in the same manner as the original will. In the case of Transfer-On-Death orders, you can usually make the change with a few clicks on the bank or brokerage website. At the same time, you can change the corporate legatee to VDARE.com, an exempt organization.
See earlier letters from the same reader.
James Fulford writes: We have an FAQ on bequests to VDARE.com here. Readers who want to know more about this should email VDARE.com advancement officer Lydia Brimelow.


vdare--2020-06-08--From 87% White In 1980 To 60% White In 2020: Minneapolis City Council Votes To Disband Police Depart

From 87% White In 1980 To 60% White In 2020: Minneapolis City Council Votes To Disband Police Department Because Of "Racism" Concerns

Earlier : The Great Replacement in Minneapolis : From 99 % White in 1910 to 60 % White in 2020 ...
It ’ s been cliché to repeat this over and over again despite no evidence exiting to support the claim being found anywhere in the United States of America .
Minneapolis was 87 % white in 1980 .
It was a thriving city , boasting social capital no other major city in the USA had or could scarcely replicate .
Today , recovering from the George Floyd riots , Minneapolis is on the verge of being majority-minority .
With @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to disband the police , there ’ s no way to curtail the flood of white flight from the city .
Minneapolis City Council Members Announce Intent To Disband The Police Department , Invest In Proven Community-Led Public Safety , The Appeal , June 7 , 2020 On Sunday afternoon , a veto-proof majority of Minneapolis City Council members will announce their commitment to disbanding the city ’ s embattled police department , which has endured relentless criticism in the wake of the police killing of George Floyd , an unarmed Black man @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ re here because we hear you .
We are here today because George Floyd was killed by the Minneapolis Police .
We are here because here in Minneapolis and in cities across the United States it is clear that our existing system of policing and public safety is not keeping our communities safe , ” Minneapolis City Council President Lisa Bender said Sunday .
“ Our efforts at incremental reform have failed .
Period.
” The City Council ’ s decision follows those of several other high-profile partners , including Minneapolis Public @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and Minneapolis Parks and Recreation , to sever longstanding ties with the MPD .
The announcement today also arrives after several members of the Council have expressed a complete loss of confidence in the Minneapolis Police Department .
“ We are going to dismantle the Minneapolis Police Department , ” tweeted Council Member Jeremiah Ellison on June 4 , pledging to “ dramatically rethink ” the city ’ s approach to emergency response .
In a TIME op-ed published the next day , Council Member Steve Fletcher cited the MPD ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ decades-long history of violence and discrimination ” —all of which are subjects of an ongoing Minnesota Department of Human Rights investigation—as compelling justifications for the department ’ s disbandment .
“ We can resolve confusion over a $ 20 grocery transaction without drawing a weapon or pulling out handcuffs , ” Fletcher wrote .
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey said last night that he opposed disbanding the police department at a protest organized and led by Black Visions Collective against police violence in the city .
That answer earned him a thundering chorus of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” and “ Go home , Jacob , go home !
” The New York Times called the scene a “ humiliation on a scale almost unimaginable outside of cinema or nightmare.
” “ The last Democratic mayor , Betsy Hodges , handled the murder of Jamar [ Clark ] poorly .
We told her she was going to lose her job .
And she did , ” Miski Noor , a Black Visions Collective organizer , said on Frey ’ s refusal to disband the Minneapolis Police Department .
Since taking office @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reforms to the MPD ’ s body camera policy that impose harsher discipline on officers who fail to comply , and barred officers from participating in so-called “ Bulletproof Warrior ” training , which encourages law enforcement to use deadly force if they feel their lives are in jeopardy .
The officer who shot and killed Philando Castile during a 2016 traffic stop had attended a seminar two years earlier .
More recently , however , Frey has faced criticism from community groups for supporting increases to the MPD ’ s budget , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to invest significantly in community-based public safety programs during his tenure .
For years , activists have argued that MPD has failed to actually keep the city safe , and City Councilmembers echoed that sentiment today during their announcement .
MPD ’ s record for solving serious crimes in the city is consistently low .
For example , in 2019 , Minneapolis police only cleared 56 percent of cases in which a person was killed .
For rapes , the police department ’ s solve rate is abysmally low .
In 2018 , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 22 percent .
In other words , four out of every five rapes go unsolved in Minneapolis .
Further casting doubt on the department ’ s commitment to solving sexual assaults , MPD announced last year the discovery of 1,700 untested rape kits spanning 30 years , which officials said had been misplaced .
The Council ’ s move is consistent with rapidly-shifting public opinion regarding the urgency of overhauling the American model of law enforcement .
Since Floyd ’ s killing and the protests that ensued , officials in Los Angeles and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ deep cuts to swollen police budgets and reallocating those funds for education , affordable housing , and other social services .
Law enforcement officers are not equipped to be experts in responding to mental health crises , often leading to tragic results—nationally , about half of police killings involve someone living with mental illness or disability .
As a result , public health experts have long advocated for dispatching medical professionals and/or social workers , not armed police , to respond to calls related to substance use and mental health .
Polling from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ two-thirds of voters—68 percent—support the creation of such programs , versions of which are already in place in other cities such as , Eugene , Oregon ; Austin , Texas ; and Denver , Colorado .
“ Our commitment is to do what is necessary to keep every single member of our community safe and to tell the truth that the Minneapolis Police are not doing that , ” Bender said Sunday .
“ Our commitment is to end our city ’ s toxic relationship with the Minneapolis Police Department , to end @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to recreate systems of public safety that actually keep us safe.
” Forty years is but a blink of the eye .
From 87 % white to 60 % white in 2020 .
And now we see what happens when the anti-white white population of the city is ascendant , courtesy of the racial changes taking place in Minneapolis .
Do not weep for the past , nor feel nostalgic for it .
There ’ s no bringing it back .
We can see what once was , but it ’ s not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with is the present , what is and what isn ’ t .
And as Minneapolis spirals out of control , nearing the pivotal moment when it becomes majority-minority , we learn just how valuable homogeneity is to providing peace , stability and social capital all completely absent in a diverse society .
Do not weep for what ’ s happening in the present , or shed one tear for the past ; it ’ s all but a bridge to our future , if we decide to utilize the failures of today @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .

Earlier: The Great Replacement in Minneapolis: From 99% White in 1910 to 60% White in 2020...
Diversity is our greatest strength.
It’s been cliché to repeat this over and over again despite no evidence existing to support the claim being found anywhere in the United States of America.
Absolutely none.
Minneapolis was 87% white in 1980. It was a thriving city, boasting social capital no other major city in the USA had or could equal.
Today, recovering from the George Floyd riots, Minneapolis is on the verge of being majority-minority. With the recent vote of the city council to disband the police, there’s no way to curtail the flood of white flight from the city.
Minneapolis City Council Members Announce Intent To Disband The Police Department, Invest In Proven Community-Led Public Safety, The Appeal, June 7, 2020 On Sunday afternoon, a veto-proof majority of Minneapolis City Council members will announce their commitment to disbanding the city’s embattled police department, which has endured relentless criticism in the wake of the police killing of George Floyd, an unarmed Black man, on May 25. “We’re here because we hear you. We are here today because George Floyd was killed by the Minneapolis Police. We are here because here in Minneapolis and in cities across the United States it is clear that our existing system of policing and public safety is not keeping our communities safe,” Minneapolis City Council President Lisa Bender said Sunday. “Our efforts at incremental reform have failed. Period.” The City Council’s decision follows those of several other high-profile partners, including Minneapolis Public Schools, and the University of Minnesota, and Minneapolis Parks and Recreation, to sever longstanding ties with the MPD. The announcement today also arrives after several members of the Council have expressed a complete loss of confidence in the Minneapolis Police Department. “We are going to dismantle the Minneapolis Police Department,” tweeted Council Member Jeremiah Ellison on June 4, pledging to “dramatically rethink” the city’s approach to emergency response. In a TIME op-ed published the next day, Council Member Steve Fletcher cited the MPD’s lengthy track record of misconduct and “decades-long history of violence and discrimination”—all of which are subjects of an ongoing Minnesota Department of Human Rights investigation—as compelling justifications for the department’s disbandment. “We can resolve confusion over a $20 grocery transaction without drawing a weapon or pulling out handcuffs,” Fletcher wrote. Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey said last night that he opposed disbanding the police department at a protest organized and led by Black Visions Collective against police violence in the city. That answer earned him a thundering chorus of boos and chants of “Shame!” and “Go home, Jacob, go home!” The New York Times called the scene a “humiliation on a scale almost unimaginable outside of cinema or nightmare.” “The last Democratic mayor, Betsy Hodges, handled the murder of Jamar [Clark] poorly. We told her she was going to lose her job. And she did,” Miski Noor, a Black Visions Collective organizer, said on Frey’s refusal to disband the Minneapolis Police Department. Since taking office in January 2018, Frey has overseen reforms to the MPD’s body camera policy that impose harsher discipline on officers who fail to comply, and barred officers from participating in so-called “Bulletproof Warrior” training, which encourages law enforcement to use deadly force if they feel their lives are in jeopardy. The officer who shot and killed Philando Castile during a 2016 traffic stop had attended a seminar two years earlier. More recently, however, Frey has faced criticism from community groups for supporting increases to the MPD’s budget, and for the city’s failure to invest significantly in community-based public safety programs during his tenure. For years, activists have argued that MPD has failed to actually keep the city safe, and City Councilmembers echoed that sentiment today during their announcement. MPD’s record for solving serious crimes in the city is consistently low. For example, in 2019, Minneapolis police only cleared 56 percent of cases in which a person was killed. For rapes, the police department’s solve rate is abysmally low. In 2018, their clearance rate for rape was just 22 percent. In other words, four out of every five rapes go unsolved in Minneapolis. Further casting doubt on the department’s commitment to solving sexual assaults, MPD announced last year the discovery of 1,700 untested rape kits spanning 30 years, which officials said had been misplaced. The Council’s move is consistent with rapidly-shifting public opinion regarding the urgency of overhauling the American model of law enforcement. Since Floyd’s killing and the protests that ensued, officials in Los Angeles and New York City have called for making deep cuts to swollen police budgets and reallocating those funds for education, affordable housing, and other social services. Law enforcement officers are not equipped to be experts in responding to mental health crises, often leading to tragic results—nationally, about half of police killings involve someone living with mental illness or disability. As a result, public health experts have long advocated for dispatching medical professionals and/or social workers, not armed police, to respond to calls related to substance use and mental health. Polling from Data for Progress indicates that more than two-thirds of voters—68 percent—support the creation of such programs, versions of which are already in place in other cities such as, Eugene, Oregon; Austin, Texas; and Denver, Colorado. “Our commitment is to do what is necessary to keep every single member of our community safe and to tell the truth that the Minneapolis Police are not doing that,” Bender said Sunday. “Our commitment is to end our city’s toxic relationship with the Minneapolis Police Department, to end policing as we know it, and to recreate systems of public safety that actually keep us safe.”
Forty years is but a blink of the eye. From 87% white to 60% white in 2020.
And now we see what happens when the anti-white white population of the city is ascendant, courtesy of the racial changes taking place in Minneapolis.
Do not weep for the past, nor feel nostalgic for it. There’s no bringing it back. We can see what once was, but it’s not coming back.
All we can deal with is the present, what is and what isn’t.
And as Minneapolis spirals out of control, nearing the pivotal moment when it becomes majority-minority, we learn just how valuable homogeneity is to providing peace, stability and social capital all completely absent in a diverse society.
Do not weep for what’s happening in the present, or shed one tear for the past; it’s all but a bridge to our future, if we decide to utilize the failures of today to provide the answer ensuring our tomorrow.
[Comment at Unz.com]


vdare--2020-06-08--Mitt Romney Joins Black Lives Matter, Continuing Decades-Old Tradition Of Romneys Betraying GOP Base

Senator Mitt Romney has now joined the Black Lives Matter protest/riots ( accompanied by plenty of personal security , of @ @ @ @ @ marches in Floyd protest 'to make sure people understand that black lives matter ' by @ @ @ @ @ , CNN , June 7 , 2020 ] .
Such self-indulgent grandstanding should surprise no @ @ @ @ @ in my 2012 VDARE article Like Father , Like Son—Betraying The GOP Base Is A @ @ @ @ @ Family has been backstabbing the GOP base for decades .
It ’ s just what @ @ @

Senator Mitt Romney has now joined the Black Lives Matter protest/riots (accompanied by plenty of personal security, of course). [Romney marches in Floyd protest 'to make sure people understand that black lives matter,' by Paul LeBlanc and Ted Barrett, CNN, June 7, 2020].
Such self-indulgent grandstanding should surprise no one. As I discussed in my 2012 VDARE article Like Father, Like Son—Betraying The GOP Base Is A Romney Family Tradition the Romney Family has been backstabbing the GOP base for decades. It’s just what Romneys do.


vdare--2020-06-08--A Reader Says The Anti-White Mobs Are Eating Their Own—Even Female Journalism School Academics

Re : Steve Sailer 's PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER 's Wischnowski Only One Victim Of The Purges of 2020 ASU has retracted a job offer to the newly hired dean at Arizona State University 's journalism school after allegations of racism and mistreatment of students surfaced against her .
The move comes after Duhé faced accusations from nearly two dozen former students at Loyola University in New Orleans , where she was the director of the School of Communication and Design .
They told the State Press , ASU 's student newspaper , that she engaged in behavior they found racist and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ students .
Over the weekend , more than two dozen of the college 's most prominent faculty signed on to a letter to ASU President Michael Crow saying that if Duhé became dean , it would harm the school 's reputation and finances and affect students ' ability to succeed at the school .
[ More This woman is ostensibly your standard liberal journalist ( she just retweeted someone on Tuesday about the importance of making the distinction between `` protesters '' and `` rioters '' when reporting ) but she was cancelled @ @ @ @ @ @ @ same .
Three things should scare whites here , especially whites who think they 're safe as long as they 're an `` ally '' of `` people of color . ''
First , the `` accusations '' against the woman do not involve blatantly racist activity ( like using slurs , etc . )
but rather it was totally benign statements or behavior that the incredibly fragile accusers interpreted to be racist or homophobic ( e.g.
, she told a black journalism student that she would need to have her hair done @ @ @ @ @ @ @ role ) .
Second , fellow white journalists and faculty moved at rapid speed to throw her under the bus based purely on accusations alone without any due process or investigation .
As we have seen time and time again with online outrage mobs , the more important thing is to render a verdict before all the facts are known and the accused have a chance to even respond in their defense .
It seems like all that 's necessary for a purge is a rapid pace online show trial where accusers just @ @ @ @ @ @ @ they said or anytime for a counterargument .
This all happened in less than a week between the time of the first accusation and the decision to not hire her as the dean of the journalism school ( accused on a Tuesday and purged by Sunday ) .
Third , the purge all originated from the woman tweeting out # BlackLivesMatter last Tuesday which led to a rehashing of former students ' accusations against her in her Twitter mentions .
This shows that virtue signaling carries with it a fair amount of risk @ @ @ @ @ @ @ radar of some random `` person of color '' you interacted with years ago who is still steaming over how you hurt their feelings with past statements or behavior which were totally acceptable at the time but have now since become racist since the Great Awokening .
At this point , you have to start questioning why white people even should have social media accounts under their real name ( e.g.
, like Central Park Karen 's LinkedIn account ) as it looks like they 're being primarily used to search out whites @ @ @

Re: Steve Sailer's PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER's Wischnowski Only One Victim Of The Purges of 2020
From: A Reader In Arizona [Email him]
I saw the always insightful Steve Sailer posted about the editor who was made to resign over an rather innocuous sounding headline and I thought I'd share a similar story to file in your "Purges of 2020" folder.
by Rachel Leingang, Arizona Republic, June 7, 2020 by Rachel Leingang, Arizona Republic, June 7, 2020 ASU has retracted a job offer to the newly hired dean at Arizona State University's journalism school after allegations of racism and mistreatment of students surfaced against her. The move comes after Duhé faced accusations from nearly two dozen former students at Loyola University in New Orleans, where she was the director of the School of Communication and Design. They told the State Press, ASU's student newspaper, that she engaged in behavior they found racist and discriminatory toward students of color and LGBTQ students. Over the weekend, more than two dozen of the college's most prominent faculty signed on to a letter to ASU President Michael Crow saying that if Duhé became dean, it would harm the school's reputation and finances and affect students' ability to succeed at the school.[ More
This woman is ostensibly your standard liberal journalist (she just retweeted someone on Tuesday about the importance of making the distinction between "protesters" and "rioters" when reporting) but she was cancelled by the anti-white outrage mobs all the same. Three things should scare whites here, especially whites who think they're safe as long as they're an "ally" of "people of color."
First, the "accusations" against the woman do not involve blatantly racist activity (like using slurs, etc.) but rather was totally benign statements or behavior that the incredibly fragile accusers interpreted to be racist or homophobic (e.g., she told a black journalism student that she would need to have her hair done if she was to have an on-air role).
Second, fellow white journalists and faculty moved at rapid speed to throw her under the bus based purely on accusations alone without any due process or investigation. As we have seen time and time again with online outrage mobs, the more important thing is to render a verdict before all the facts are known and the accused have a chance to even respond in their defense. It seems like all that's necessary for a purge is a rapid-pace online show trial where accusers just pile on without any scrutiny of what they said or anytime for a counterargument. This all happened in less than a week between the time of the first accusation and the decision to not hire her as the dean of the journalism school (accused on a Tuesday and purged by Sunday).
Third, the purge all originated from the woman tweeting out #BlackLivesMatter last Tuesday, which led to a rehashing of former students' accusations against her in her Twitter mentions. This shows that virtue signaling carries with it a fair amount of risk as you might end up on the radar of some random "person of color" you interacted with years ago who is still steaming over how you hurt their feelings with past statements or behavior which were totally acceptable at the time but have now since become racist since the Great Awokening. At this point, you have to start questioning why white people even should have social media accounts under their real name (e.g., like Central Park Karen's LinkedIn account ) as it looks like they're being primarily used to search out whites to purge.
Her son is an on-air reporter in Baton Rouge and he expressed disgust at the attacks on his mother on Twitter but, as the slowly uncucking Matt Walsh just recently started noticing, "it's open season on whitey."