vdare--2020-06-22--NYT Editor Dean Baquet: 1619 Project Is NYT's Plan B for Overthrowing Trump After RussiaGate Flopped

From my Taki ’ s Magazine column last summer : None of these conundrums are useful for the fraught unity of the Democratic Party in 2020 ; so don ’ t expect them to be brought up terribly often .
It ’ s much more politically profitable for the Coalition of the Fringes to merely lambaste core Americans for the sins of their forefathers .
And do blacks who aren ’ t the descendants of slaves , such as President Obama , also get Intersectional bonus points from the 1619 Story Line even though their ancestors sold African-Americans into slavery @ @ @ @ @ @ @ instructed in recent decades , immigrants should be “ at the very center of the story we tell ourselves about who we are , ” much more important than all those boring settlers , founding fathers , frontiersmen , and cowboys , even if , technically speaking , they might have arrived earlier .
Of course , the Times ’ trope that America ’ s “ true founding ” was the arrival of blacks in 1619 contradicts another fashionable bit of hype : that America is a Nation of Immigrants instituted by the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Island .
“ If there is a lot of news for powerful interests to pick and choose amongst , there ’ s even more history.
” Calling attention to the West ’ s long , ultimately successful struggle against Muslim slaving is not encouraged because it might be conducive to Islamophobia , which , as the word explains , is bad .
On the other hand , obsessing over white American slaving is good , because if it were at all bad then there would exist a word for it ending in “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , so how can you even mention it ?
Consider an example of a dog that has barely been allowed to bark : A number of milestones in Christendom ’ s heroic struggle to stamp out Islamic slave raiding , such as Thomas Jefferson dispatching the U.S. Marines to “ the shores of Tripoli ” in 1804 and the Royal Navy freeing 3,000 European slaves from Algiers in 1816 , have passed quietly in this century with only minimal 200th-anniversary media commemorations .
Which anniversaries are treated as late-breaking news and which are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ exercise in Narrative supremacy .
And if there is a lot of news for powerful interests to pick and choose amongst , there ’ s even more history .
In contrast , in the wake of the vaunted Black Lives Matter protests in Ferguson , did four Teens of Color in St. Louis , shouting “ Kill the white people , ” hammer a white man to death ?
As I ’ ve pointed out , The Narrative is pushed less by printing fake news or by completely censoring true news than by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pick out ideologically convenient items from the vast surfeit of events and declare them the news about which we are all supposed to have a “ conversation.
” How exactly retconning American history will get rid of Trump was left vague , but Baquet was confident that it was all part of the Times ’ seamless plot .
aims to reframe the country ’ s history , understanding 1619 as our true founding , and placing the consequences of slavery and the contributions of black Americans at the very center of the story @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
As reassurance that this latest intrigue would not fizzle as ignominiously as the Times ’ previous machination , Baquet proudly pointed to their 1619 Project .
This commemoration of the first blacks arriving in Virginia 400 years ago megalomaniacally Last week , Dean Baquet , the executive editor of The New York Times , informed his staffers that due to the collapse of their conspiracy to overthrow the president by disseminating their Russian conspiracy theory , the Times was pivoting to Plan B : to dump Trump by promoting their racism conspiracy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Unz Review post on the transcript of Baquet ’ s talk to the NYT staff , as leaked by Slate : NYT Editor : After Failure of Our Russia Mania Plan A to Get Trump , We ’ ve Launched Our Racism Mania Plan B STEVE SAILER • AUGUST 16 , 2019 • 1,200 WORDS • 173 COMMENTS From Slate , a transcription of an internal meeting at the New York Times between top editor Dean Baquet and disgruntled New York Times staffers complaining that the New York Times doesn ’ t call @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : If we ’ re really going to be a transparent newsroom that debates these issues among ourselves and not on Twitter , I figured I should talk to the whole newsroom , and hear from the whole newsroom .
We had a couple of significant missteps , and I know you ’ re concerned about them , and I am , too .
But there ’ s something larger at play here .
This is a really hard story , newsrooms haven ’ t confronted one like this since the 1960s .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ … went from being a story about whether the Trump campaign had colluded with Russia and obstruction of justice to being a more head-on story about the president ’ s character .
In other words , the New York Times went all in on RussiaGate and that exploded in their faces , so now they ’ ve had to shift their Main Narrative to denouncing Trump as racist : We built our newsroom to cover one story , and we did it truly well .
Now we have to regroup , and shift @ @ @ @ @ @ @ different story .
I ’ d love your help with that .
As Audra Burch said when I talked to her this weekend , this one is a story about what it means to be an American in 2019 .
It is a story that requires deep investigation into people who peddle hatred Not us of course , we only peddle hatred of those who deserve to be hated , not like those hateful people we all hate .
, but it is also a story that requires imaginative use of all our @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in a deeper way than we have in years .
In the coming weeks , we ’ ll be assigning some new people to politics who can offer different ways of looking at the world .
We ’ ll also ask reporters to write more deeply about the country , race , and other divisions .
I really want your help in navigating this story .
My guess is this means that instead of mentioning Emmett Till once or twice per week , the NYT will be mentiong Emmett Till once or twice @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
I mean , let me go back a little bit for one second to just repeat what I said in my in my short preamble about coverage .
Chapter 1 of the story of Donald Trump , not only for our newsroom but , frankly , for our readers , was : Did Donald Trump have untoward relationships with the Russians , and was there obstruction of justice ?
That was a really hard story , by the way , let ’ s not forget that .
We set ourselves up to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ going to say it .
We won two Pulitzer Prizes covering that story .
And I think we covered that story better than anybody else .
The day Bob Mueller walked off that witness stand , two things happened .
Our readers who want Donald Trump to go away suddenly thought , “ Holy shit , Bob Mueller is not going to do it.
” And Donald Trump got a little emboldened politically , I think .
Because , you know , for obvious reasons .
And I think that the story changed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ re talking about started to emerge like six or seven weeks ago .
We ’ re a little tiny bit flat-footed .
I mean , that ’ s what happens when a story looks a certain way for two years .
Right ?
I think that we ’ ve got to change .
I mean , the vision for coverage for the next two years is what I talked about earlier : How do we cover a guy who makes these kinds of remarks ?
How do we cover the world ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we do that while continuing to cover his policies ?
How do we cover America , that ’ s become so divided by Donald Trump ?
How do we grapple with all the stuff you all are talking about ?
How do we write about race in a thoughtful way , something we haven ’ t done in a large way in a long time ?
That , to me , is the vision for coverage .
You all are going to have to help us shape that vision .
But I think @ @ @ @ @ @ @ going to have to do for the rest of the next two years .
This is no longer a story where the Washington bureau every week nails some giant story by [ Washington correspondent ] Mike Schmidt that says that Donald Trump or Don McGahn did this .
That will remain part of the story , but this is a different story now .
This is a story that ’ s going to call on different muscles for us .
The next few weeks , we ’ re gon na have to figure @ @ @ @ @ @ @ other words , the current Racism Mania is the NYT ’ s Plan B after the spectacular failure of their Plan A : Russia Mania .
Shifting some of the excerpts in different order : … Staffer : Hello , I have another question about racism .
I ’ m wondering to what extent you think that the fact of racism and white supremacy being sort of the foundation of this country should play into our reporting .
Just because it feels to me like it should be a starting point , you @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is racist , what isn ’ t racist .
I just feel like racism is in everything .
It should be considered in our science reporting , in our culture reporting , in our national reporting .
And so , to me , it ’ s less about the individual instances of racism , and sort of how we ’ re thinking about racism and white supremacy as the foundation of all of the systems in the country .
And I think particularly as we are launching a 1619 Project , I feel @ @ @ @ @ @ @ us up to even more criticism from people who are like , “ OK , well you ’ re saying this , and you ’ re producing this big project about this .
But are you guys actually considering this in your daily reporting ?
” At this point I ’ m starting to feel a little sorry for Baquet who at least comes across as a grown-up .
In contrast , much of the Great Awokening seems like a Schoolgirl Snit by young women on staff .

From my Taki’s Magazine column last summer:
None of these conundrums are useful for the fraught unity of the Democratic Party in 2020; so don’t expect them to be brought up terribly often. It’s much more politically profitable for the Coalition of the Fringes to merely lambaste core Americans for the sins of their forefathers.
And do blacks who aren’t the descendants of slaves, such as President Obama, also get Intersectional bonus points from the 1619 Story Line even though their ancestors sold African-Americans into slavery?
As we’ve all been instructed in recent decades, immigrants should be “at the very center of the story we tell ourselves about who we are,” much more important than all those boring settlers, founding fathers, frontiersmen , and cowboys, even if, technically speaking, they might have arrived earlier.
Of course, the Times’ trope that America’s “true founding” was the arrival of blacks in 1619 contradicts another fashionable bit of hype: that America is a Nation of Immigrants instituted by the huddled masses of wretched refuse on Ellis Island.
“If there is a lot of news for powerful interests to pick and choose amongst, there’s even more history.” Calling attention to the West’s long, ultimately successful struggle against Muslim slaving is not encouraged because it might be conducive to Islamophobia, which, as the word explains, is bad. On the other hand, obsessing over white American slaving is good, because if it were at all bad then there would exist a word for it ending in “-phobia.” But there doesn’t, so how can you even mention it?
Consider an example of a dog that has barely been allowed to bark: A number of milestones in Christendom’s heroic struggle to stamp out Islamic slave raiding, such as Thomas Jefferson dispatching the U.S. Marines to “the shores of Tripoli” in 1804 and the Royal Navy freeing 3,000 European slaves from Algiers in 1816 , have passed quietly in this century with only minimal 200th-anniversary media commemorations.
Which anniversaries are treated as late-breaking news and which are seen as mere dusty arcana is another exercise in Narrative supremacy.
And if there is a lot of news for powerful interests to pick and choose amongst, there’s even more history.
In contrast, in the wake of the vaunted Black Lives Matter protests in Ferguson , did four Teens of Color in St. Louis, shouting “ Kill the white people ,” hammer a white man to death?
As I’ve pointed out, The Narrative is pushed less by printing fake news or by completely censoring true news than by the power of the prestige press to pick out ideologically convenient items from the vast surfeit of events and declare them the news about which we are all supposed to have a “conversation.”
How exactly retconning American history will get rid of Trump was left vague, but Baquet was confident that it was all part of the Times’ seamless plot.
aims to reframe the country’s history, understanding 1619 as our true founding, and placing the consequences of slavery and the contributions of black Americans at the very center of the story we tell ourselves about who we are.
As reassurance that this latest intrigue would not fizzle as ignominiously as the Times’ previous machination, Baquet proudly pointed to their 1619 Project . This commemoration of the first blacks arriving in Virginia 400 years ago megalomaniacally
Last week, Dean Baquet , the executive editor of The New York Times, informed his staffers that due to the collapse of their conspiracy to overthrow the president by disseminating their Russian conspiracy theory, the Times was pivoting to Plan B: to dump Trump by promoting their racism conspiracy theory.
Here’s is my Unz Review post on the transcript of Baquet’s talk to the NYT staff, as leaked by Slate:
NYT Editor: After Failure of Our Russia Mania Plan A to Get Trump, We’ve Launched Our Racism Mania Plan B
STEVE SAILER • AUGUST 16, 2019 • 1,200 WORDS • 173 COMMENTS
From Slate, a transcription of an internal meeting at the New York Times between top editor Dean Baquet and disgruntled New York Times staffers complaining that the New York Times doesn’t call Trump racist often enough.
Dean Baquet: If we’re really going to be a transparent newsroom that debates these issues among ourselves and not on Twitter, I figured I should talk to the whole newsroom, and hear from the whole newsroom. We had a couple of significant missteps, and I know you’re concerned about them, and I am, too.
But there’s something larger at play here. This is a really hard story, newsrooms haven’t confronted one like this since the 1960s. It got trickier after [inaudible] … went from being a story about whether the Trump campaign had colluded with Russia and obstruction of justice to being a more head-on story about the president’s character.
In other words, the New York Times went all in on RussiaGate and that exploded in their faces, so now they’ve had to shift their Main Narrative to denouncing Trump as racist:
We built our newsroom to cover one story, and we did it truly well. Now we have to regroup, and shift resources and emphasis to take on a different story. I’d love your help with that.
As Audra Burch said when I talked to her this weekend, this one is a story about what it means to be an American in 2019. It is a story that requires deep investigation into people who peddle hatred
Not us of course, we only peddle hatred of those who deserve to be hated, not like those hateful people we all hate.
, but it is also a story that requires imaginative use of all our muscles to write about race and class in a deeper way than we have in years. In the coming weeks, we’ll be assigning some new people to politics who can offer different ways of looking at the world. We’ll also ask reporters to write more deeply about the country, race, and other divisions. I really want your help in navigating this story.
My guess is this means that instead of mentioning Emmett Till once or twice per week, the NYT will be mentioning Emmett Till once or twice per day.
… Baquet: OK. I mean, let me go back a little bit for one second to just repeat what I said in my in my short preamble about coverage. Chapter 1 of the story of Donald Trump, not only for our newsroom but, frankly, for our readers, was: Did Donald Trump have untoward relationships with the Russians, and was there obstruction of justice? That was a really hard story, by the way, let’s not forget that. We set ourselves up to cover that story. I’m going to say it. We won two Pulitzer Prizes covering that story. And I think we covered that story better than anybody else.
The day Bob Mueller walked off that witness stand, two things happened. Our readers who want Donald Trump to go away suddenly thought, “Holy shit, Bob Mueller is not going to do it.” And Donald Trump got a little emboldened politically, I think. Because, you know, for obvious reasons. And I think that the story changed. A lot of the stuff we’re talking about started to emerge like six or seven weeks ago. We’re a little tiny bit flat-footed. I mean, that’s what happens when a story looks a certain way for two years. Right?
I think that we’ve got to change. I mean, the vision for coverage for the next two years is what I talked about earlier: How do we cover a guy who makes these kinds of remarks? How do we cover the world’s reaction to him? How do we do that while continuing to cover his policies? How do we cover America, that’s become so divided by Donald Trump? How do we grapple with all the stuff you all are talking about? How do we write about race in a thoughtful way, something we haven’t done in a large way in a long time? That, to me, is the vision for coverage. You all are going to have to help us shape that vision. But I think that’s what we’re going to have to do for the rest of the next two years.
This is no longer a story where the Washington bureau every week nails some giant story by [Washington correspondent] Mike Schmidt that says that Donald Trump or Don McGahn did this. That will remain part of the story, but this is a different story now. This is a story that’s going to call on different muscles for us. The next few weeks, we’re gonna have to figure out what those muscles are.
In other words, the current Racism Mania is the NYT’s Plan B after the spectacular failure of their Plan A: Russia Mania.
Shifting some of the excerpts in different order:
… Staffer: Hello, I have another question about racism. I’m wondering to what extent you think that the fact of racism and white supremacy being sort of the foundation of this country should play into our reporting. Just because it feels to me like it should be a starting point, you know? Like these conversations about what is racist, what isn’t racist. I just feel like racism is in everything. It should be considered in our science reporting, in our culture reporting, in our national reporting. And so, to me, it’s less about the individual instances of racism, and sort of how we’re thinking about racism and white supremacy as the foundation of all of the systems in the country. And I think particularly as we are launching a 1619 Project, I feel like that’s going to open us up to even more criticism from people who are like, “OK, well you’re saying this, and you’re producing this big project about this. But are you guys actually considering this in your daily reporting?”
At this point I’m starting to feel a little sorry for Baquet, who at least comes across as a grown-up. In contrast, much of the Great Awokening seems like a Schoolgirl Snit by young women on staff.


vdare--2020-06-22--Black Lives Matter: 86 Shot This Weekend in Chicago

86 shot , 12 fatally , so far this weekend in Chicago The fatalities included a 3-year-old boy and a @ @ @ @ @ shootings Saturday in Austin .
That ’ s in comparison to the 85 shot ( @ @ @ @ @ ago in Chicago .
It ’ s almost as if the triumph of Black Lives @ @ @ @ @ black graves .

From the Chicago Sun-Times:
86 shot, 12 fatally, so far this weekend in Chicago The fatalities included a 3-year-old boy and a 13-year-old girl killed in separate shootings Saturday in Austin. By Sun-Times Wire Updated Jun 22, 2020, 4:07am CDT
That’s in comparison to the 85 shot (24 dead) two weekends ago in Chicago.
It’s almost as if the triumph of Black Lives Matter tends to dig more black graves.
[Comment at Unz.com]


vdare--2020-06-22--The Price of Lawlessness: 79% of Truckers Say They Won't Deliver to American Cities Voting to Defund

The Price of Lawlessness: 79% of Truckers Say They Won't Deliver to American Cities Voting to Defund Police

Where is America headed in the next five months ?
Perhaps a complete breakdown in supply-chain management ?
The end of just-in-time inventory ?
If there is hope , it lies not in the proles , but the truck drivers .
For they could halt commerce overnight in cities all across America working to stop systemic racism/implicit bias/institutional racism by simply refusing to deliver goods .
Truckers say they won ’ t deliver to cities that defund police , according to poll , Fox59.com , June 16 , 2020 Cities nationwide are eyeing cuts to police departments amid calls for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ police departments .
But this push to “ defund police ” hasn ’ t necessarily sat well with truck drivers on the front lines of a global pandemic and protests .
A new poll suggests that 3 out of 4 truck drivers would fear for their personal safety if police departments were disbanded or defunded .
CDLLife , a news website for the commercial trucking industry , asked drivers if they would deliver to cities with defunded or disbanded police departments .
According to the website , 79 % of over 1,283 respondents @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cities .
Truck driving is among the deadliest jobs in the United State , s with 966 drivers killed on the job last year , according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics .
As America grapples with the coronavirus pandemic , truck drivers have been risking their lives to keep products moving to stores , hospitals and elsewhere .
“ I will not deliver to an area with a disbanded police department .
My life matters and I do this for my family .
We are already at the mercy of these @ @ @ @ @ @ @ against us for parking , getting a meal or even using a restroom , ” one respondent told CDL News .
“ For my own safety and security of my customers ’ loads , I have already informed my dispatcher that I will refuse all loads to cities that have defunded their police departments , ” another said .
Nine members of the Minneapolis City Council on Sunday announced they intend to defund and dismantle the city ’ s police department .
Other cities , such as New York and Los Angeles , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ resources such as social and youth programs .

Where is America headed in the next five months?
Uncharted territory?
Perhaps a complete breakdown in supply-chain management? The end of just-in-time inventory? If there is hope, it lies not in the proles, but the truck drivers. For they could halt commerce overnight in cities all across America working to stop systemic racism/implicit bias/institutional racism by simply refusing to deliver goods.
Truckers say they won’t deliver to cities that defund police, according to poll, Fox59.com, June 16, 2020
Cities nationwide are eyeing cuts to police departments amid calls for elected leaders to defund or disband their police departments.
But this push to “defund police” hasn’t necessarily sat well with truck drivers on the front lines of a global pandemic and protests.
A new poll suggests that 3 out of 4 truck drivers would fear for their personal safety if police departments were disbanded or defunded.
CDLLife, a news website for the commercial trucking industry, asked drivers if they would deliver to cities with defunded or disbanded police departments.
According to the website, 79% of over 1,283 respondents said they would refuse loads to such cities.
Truck driving is among the deadliest jobs in the United States, with 966 drivers killed on the job last year, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
As America grapples with the coronavirus pandemic, truck drivers have been risking their lives to keep products moving to stores, hospitals and elsewhere.
“I will not deliver to an area with a disbanded police department. My life matters and I do this for my family. We are already at the mercy of these towns and cities with laws and hate against us for parking, getting a meal or even using a restroom,” one respondent told CDL News.
“For my own safety and security of my customers’ loads, I have already informed my dispatcher that I will refuse all loads to cities that have defunded their police departments,” another said.
Nine members of the Minneapolis City Council on Sunday announced they intend to defund and dismantle the city’s police department. Other cities, such as New York and Los Angeles, have moved funds for police to other resources such as social and youth programs.


vdare--2020-06-22--"Gator Bait" Today, Mount Rushmore Tomorrow: Despite No Evidence Of Racism, University Of Florida Dr

"Gator Bait" Today, Mount Rushmore Tomorrow: Despite No Evidence Of Racism, University Of Florida Drops Chant Because Of Claim

Tom Petty was from Gainesville , Florida .
He once proudly showcased the Confederate flag in his shows , before he realized the error of his ways .
He knew which way the wind was momentarily blowing .
So he buckled .
He bowed .
And now , the University of Florida does the same .
The University of Florida is ending its “ gator bait ” cheer at football games and other sports events because of its racial connotations , the school ’ s president announced Thursday in a letter making several other similar changes on campus .
University @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to the university ’ s faculty , students and staff that the cheer has a “ horrific historic racist imagery ” involving African American people , especially children , being used as bait for alligators .
“ Accordingly , university athletics and the Gator Band will discontinue the use of the cheer , ” Fuchs wrote .
The university ’ s sports teams in the Southeastern Conference are nicknamed the Gators , for the ubiquitous Florida reptile .
In the past , the school ’ s band would strike up a “ gator @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with their arms doing a chomping motion while shouting the slogan .
The link to racism is borne out by news articles in years past .
For example , in 1923 , Time magazine published a story about how “ colored babies were being used for alligator bait ” in Chipley , Florida .
“ The infants are allowed to play in the shallow water while expert riflemen watch from concealment nearby , ” the article said .
“ When a saurian ( alligator ) approaches this prey , he is shot by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Commerce responded to the Time article by calling it a “ silly lie , false and absurd .
”

Tom Petty was from Gainesville, Florida. He once proudly showcased the Confederate flag in his shows, before he realized the error of his ways. He knew which way the wind was momentarily blowing.
So he buckled. He bowed .
And now, the University of Florida does the same.
University of Florida ends ‘gator bait’ cheer, citing racism, AJC.com, June 18, 2020 The University of Florida is ending its “gator bait” cheer at football games and other sports events because of its racial connotations, the school’s president announced Thursday in a letter making several other similar changes on campus. University President Kent Fuchs said in a letter to the university’s faculty, students and staff that the cheer has a “horrific historic racist imagery” involving African American people, especially children, being used as bait for alligators. “Accordingly, university athletics and the Gator Band will discontinue the use of the cheer,” Fuchs wrote. The university’s sports teams in the Southeastern Conference are nicknamed the Gators, for the ubiquitous Florida reptile. In the past, the school’s band would strike up a “gator bait” tune and fans would respond with their arms doing a chomping motion while shouting the slogan. The link to racism is borne out by news articles in years past. For example, in 1923, Time magazine published a story about how “colored babies were being used for alligator bait” in Chipley, Florida. “The infants are allowed to play in the shallow water while expert riflemen watch from concealment nearby,” the article said. “When a saurian (alligator) approaches this prey, he is shot by the riflemen.” The Chipley Chamber of Commerce responded to the Time article by calling it a “silly lie, false and absurd.”
[Comment at Unz.com]


vdare--2020-06-22--What Should We Rename Yale? How About Jail University!

How about a bill withholding all federal funds from Yale University until it changes its name ?
The school ’ @ @ @ @ @ , was not only a slave owner , but a slave trader .
Ann went @ @ @ @ @ of the few famous Eastern universities to be founded after the Emancipation Proclamation .
Cornell @ @ @ @ @ Valley of its day , upstate New York , where waterfalls had long driven advanced @ @ @ @ @ Stanford was founded a generation later , much of the administration and faculty were brought @ @ @ @ @ was figuring Yale should be renamed Floyd U. , but then Rayshard Brooks came along @ @ @ @ @ Floyd , Rayshard Brooks , and all the subsequent black knucklehead felons who get themselves @ @ @ @ @ come , I suggest Yale University be renamed Jail University .

From Ann Coulter:
How about a bill withholding all federal funds from Yale University until it changes its name? The school’s namesake, Elihu Yale, was not only a slave owner, but a slave trader.
Ann went to Cornell U., one of the few famous Eastern universities to be founded after the Emancipation Proclamation. Cornell was located in the Silicon Valley of its day, upstate New York, where waterfalls had long driven advanced machinery. Indeed, when Stanford was founded a generation later, much of the administration and faculty were brought over from Cornell.
I was figuring Yale should be renamed Floyd U., but then Rayshard Brooks came along. In honor of George Floyd, Rayshard Brooks, and all the subsequent black knucklehead felons who get themselves killed by the cops to come, I suggest Yale University be renamed Jail University.
[Comment at Unz.com]


vdare--2020-06-21--Spanish Embassy Neither Woke Nor Ashamed: Protests Descration Of Junipero Serra, Cervantes, Etc.

Recently , the mob has been toppling or descrating statues of Spaniards , like Cervantes and Fra Junipero Serra , who was a missionary to the Indians on the West Coast of the Americas during the Age of Discovery .
Here 's what the Spanish said : We deeply regret the destruction of the statue of Saint Junípero Serra in San Francisco today , and would like to offer a reminder of his great efforts in support of indigenous communities .
It is also with great regret that we receive the news of the damages inflicted upon the bust of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ held as a slave in Algiers for 5 years , and whose literature serves as a call for freedom and equality .
Defending the Spanish legacy in the U.S. is a priority of our foreign policy in this country , and we will continue to do so by intensifying our educational efforts in order for the reality of our shared history to be better known and understood .
We are also expressing our deep concern regarding these attacks to federal , state , and local authorities , asking that the memory of our @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with the utmost respect for the debates currently taking place .
Junipero Serra was a missionary to the Indians , and as such he tried to convert them to Christianity , turn away from murder , rape , torture , kidnapping , slavery and all the things that characterized Indian life in California before the white man got there .
There 's a modern controversy that accuses him of using forced labor and corporal punishment on the Indians in order to discourage the murder , rape , torture , or whatever they were @ @ @ @ @ @ @ white Spaniards treated other white Spaniards at the time , and was certainly an improvement over their previous existence of , I repeat , murder , rape , torture , and so on .
He was canonized a saint by the Pope in 2015 , which increased the hate : • Junipero Serra And The Indians : Pope Not Up to Date on His `` Who ?
Whom ? ''
Rankings Chesterton , in The Everlasting Man , refers to something the poet Algernon Charles Swinburne said : For what South America was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Cox 's November 1995 Liberty Magazine review of Conquest : Montezuma , Cortes , and the Fall of Old Mexico—the review is called I Left My Heart in Tenochtitlan : On November 8 , 1519 , Hernan Cortes and his Spanish expeditionary force arrived at the Aztec capital of Tenochtitlan .
They were greeted by the Aztec nobility at a place on the outskirts of the city called Malcuitlapilco , which means `` the end of the file of prisoners . ''
In 1487 , when the Aztecs inaugurated the Great Temple in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to be sacrificed on the city 's pyramids had reached this point .
It was two miles to the Great Temple , and there were four such lines of victims .
You can see them there , young men standing in the sunlight in the great city built on an island in the great lake of Mexico , a name that means `` in the navel of the moon . ''
The sky was blue above them , and the two lofty volcanoes , Iztaccihautl and Popocatepetl , rose in the distance .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ waited in line for the blood-caked priests of Huitzilopochtli , god of the sun and the chase , to rip their hearts out and roll their bodies down the sides of the pyramid so that they could be dismembered and eaten .
At the foot of the Great Temple , a carved stone was set in the pavement ; this stone was called `` Huitzilopochtli 's dining table . ''
The interest of the Aztecs can never fade ; the story of their conquest by the incredible strangers who came from beyond the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The part which stuck in my head since 1995 , when I read this review in the deadtree Liberty was this :

Earlier: The Mob Desecrates Ex-Slave's Statue (Miguel de Cervantes)
Recently, the mob has been toppling or descrating statues of Spaniards, like Cervantes and Fra Junipero Serra, who was a missionary to the Indians on the West Coast of the Americas during the Age of Discovery.
The Spanish Embassy objects:
Fine statement by Spanish Embassy on attacks on Junipero Serra, Cervantes statues: "We are expressing our deep concern regarding these attacks to federal, state, and local authorities, asking that the memory of our rich shared history be protected." https://t.co/BDncRV8JlN — VDARE (@vdare) June 21, 2020
Here's what the Spanish said:
We deeply regret the destruction of the statue of Saint Junípero Serra in San Francisco today, and would like to offer a reminder of his great efforts in support of indigenous communities. It is also with great regret that we receive the news of the damages inflicted upon the bust of Miguel de Cervantes, who was himself held as a slave in Algiers for 5 years, and whose literature serves as a call for freedom and equality. Defending the Spanish legacy in the U.S. is a priority of our foreign policy in this country, and we will continue to do so by intensifying our educational efforts in order for the reality of our shared history to be better known and understood. We are also expressing our deep concern regarding these attacks to federal, state, and local authorities, asking that the memory of our rich shared history be protected, always with the utmost respect for the debates currently taking place.
Junipero Serra was a missionary to the Indians, and as such he tried to convert them to Christianity, turn away from murder, rape, torture, kidnapping, slavery and all the things that characterized Indian life in California before the white man got there. There's a modern controversy that accuses him of using forced labor and corporal punishment on the Indians in order to discourage the murder, rape, torture, or whatever they were doing wrong.
This is also how white Spaniards treated other white Spaniards at the time, and was certainly an improvement over their previous existence of, I repeat, murder, rape, torture, and so on.
He was canonized a saint by the Pope in 2015, which increased the hate:
Chesterton, in The Everlasting Man, refers to something the poet Algernon Charles Swinburne said:
Swinburne, in that spirited chorus of the nations in ‘Songs Before Sunrise,’ used an expression about Spain in her South American conquests which always struck me as very strange. He said something about ‘her sins and sons through sinless lands dispersed,’ and how they ‘made accursed the name of man and thrice accursed the name of God.’ It may be reasonable enough that he should say the Spaniards were sinful, but why in the world should he say that the South Americans were sinless?”
Why indeed?
For what South America was like before the Spaniards, see Stephen Cox's November 1995 Liberty Magazine review of Conquest: Montezuma, Cortes, and the Fall of Old Mexico—the review is called I Left My Heart in Tenochtitlan:
On November 8, 1519, Hernan Cortes and his Spanish expeditionary force arrived at the Aztec capital of Tenochtitlan. They were greeted by the Aztec nobility at a place on the outskirts of the city called Malcuitlapilco, which means "the end of the file of prisoners." In 1487, when the Aztecs inaugurated the Great Temple in Tenochtitlan, a line of prisoners waiting to be sacrificed on the city's pyramids had reached this point. It was two miles to the Great Temple, and there were four such lines of victims. You can see them there, young men standing in the sunlight in the great city built on an island in the great lake of Mexico, a name that means "in the navel of the moon." The sky was blue above them, and the two lofty volcanoes, Iztaccihautl and Popocatepetl, rose in the distance. Throughout the day, the young men waited in line for the blood-caked priests of Huitzilopochtli, god of the sun and the chase, to rip their hearts out and roll their bodies down the sides of the pyramid so that they could be dismembered and eaten. At the foot of the Great Temple, a carved stone was set in the pavement; this stone was called "Huitzilopochtli's dining table." The interest of the Aztecs can never fade; the story of their conquest by the incredible strangers who came from beyond the sea can never lose its romantic power.
The part which stuck in my head since 1995, when I read this review in the deadtree Liberty was this:


vdare--2020-06-23--Scott Alexander Self-Cancels His Blog Under Threat of Being Doxed by the NYT

So , I kind of deleted the blog .
Sorry .
Here ’ s my explanation .
Last week I talked to a New York Times technology reporter who was planning to write a story on Slate Star Codex .
He told me it would be a mostly positive piece about how we were an interesting gathering place for people in tech , and how we were ahead of the curve on some aspects of the coronavirus situation .
It probably would have been a very nice article .
Unfortunately , he told me he had discovered my real name @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , ie doxx me .
“ Scott Alexander ” is my real first and middle name , but I ’ ve tried to keep my last name secret .
I haven ’ t always done great at this , but I ’ ve done better than “ have it get printed in the New York Times “ .
I have a lot of reasons for staying pseudonymous .
First , I ’ m a psychiatrist , and psychiatrists are kind of obsessive about preventing their patients from knowing anything about who they are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ more about this here – and remember that the last psychiatrist blogger to get doxxed abandoned his blog too .
I am not one of the big sticklers on this , but I ’ m more of a stickler than “ let the New York Times tell my patients where they can find my personal blog ” .
I think it ’ s plausible that if I became a national news figure under my real name , my patients – who run the gamut from far-left anarchists to far-right gun nuts – wouldn @ @ @ @ @ @ @ me in a normal therapeutic way .
I also worry that my clinic would decide I am more of a liability than an asset and let me go , which would leave hundreds of patients in a dangerous situation as we tried to transition their care .
The second reason is more prosaic : some people want to kill me or ruin my life , and I would prefer not to make it too easy .
I ’ ve received various death threats .
I had someone on an antipsychiatry Reddit put out @ @ @ @ @ @ @ take me down ( the mods deleted the post quickly , which I am grateful for ) .
I ’ ve had dissatisfied blog readers call my work pretending to be dissatisfied patients in order to get me fired .
… When I expressed these fears to the reporter , he just said that me having enemies was going to be part of the story .
He added that “ I have enemies too ” .
Perhaps if he was less flippant about destroying people ’ s lives , he would have fewer @

As I’ve often mentioned, a psychiatrist who blogs under the name Scott Alexander at his site Slate Star Codex (an anagram of his pen name) emerged as the most brilliant new public intellectual of the 2010s. His combination of extremely high IQ, unbelievably long attention span, and an almost saintly disposition have endeared him to many.
But now his blog is gone, because the New York Times was about to dox his real surname.
From his last post:
So, I kind of deleted the blog. Sorry. Here’s my explanation. Last week I talked to a New York Times technology reporter who was planning to write a story on Slate Star Codex. He told me it would be a mostly positive piece about how we were an interesting gathering place for people in tech, and how we were ahead of the curve on some aspects of the coronavirus situation. It probably would have been a very nice article. Unfortunately, he told me he had discovered my real name and would reveal it in the article, ie doxx me. “Scott Alexander” is my real first and middle name, but I’ve tried to keep my last name secret. I haven’t always done great at this, but I’ve done better than “have it get printed in the New York Times“. I have a lot of reasons for staying pseudonymous. First, I’m a psychiatrist, and psychiatrists are kind of obsessive about preventing their patients from knowing anything about who they are outside of work. You can read more about this here – and remember that the last psychiatrist blogger to get doxxed abandoned his blog too. I am not one of the big sticklers on this, but I’m more of a stickler than “let the New York Times tell my patients where they can find my personal blog”. I think it’s plausible that if I became a national news figure under my real name, my patients – who run the gamut from far-left anarchists to far-right gun nuts – wouldn’t be able to engage with me in a normal therapeutic way. I also worry that my clinic would decide I am more of a liability than an asset and let me go, which would leave hundreds of patients in a dangerous situation as we tried to transition their care. The second reason is more prosaic: some people want to kill me or ruin my life, and I would prefer not to make it too easy. I’ve received various death threats. I had someone on an antipsychiatry Reddit put out a bounty for any information that could take me down (the mods deleted the post quickly, which I am grateful for). I’ve had dissatisfied blog readers call my work pretending to be dissatisfied patients in order to get me fired. … When I expressed these fears to the reporter, he just said that me having enemies was going to be part of the story. He added that “I have enemies too”. Perhaps if he was less flippant about destroying people’s lives, he would have fewer. (though out of respect for his concerns, I am avoiding giving his name here.)
As you can tell from the reporter being a he, it’s not Amy Harmon: Now that would have been a real meeting of the minds with an IQ gap of maybe 60 points…
After considering my options, I decided on the one you see now. If there’s no blog, there’s no story. Or at least the story will have to include some discussion of NYT’s strategy of doxxing random bloggers for clicks. I want to make it clear that I’m not saying I believe I’m above news coverage, or that people shouldn’t be allowed to express their opinion of my blog. If someone wants to write a hit piece about me, whatever, that’s life. If someone thinks I am so egregious that I don’t deserve the mask of anonymity, then I guess they have to name me, the same way they name criminals and terrorists. This wasn’t that. By all indications, this was just going to be a nice piece saying I got some things about coronavirus right early on.
That sounds naive of Scott, who, indeed, is rather naive.
Getting punished for my crimes would at least be predictable, but I am not willing to be punished for my virtues.
In reality, nobody is interested in coronavirus anymore. Instead, The Mob wants the blood of the open-minded.
This NYT staffer is a white man of apparently only moderately woke views, the kind of liberal most in danger from The Mob. I don’t know this, but he may have thought that getting Scott canceled for crimethink could save his job, for a while. People are doing pretty desperate things these days to save their careers.
In general, don’t trust reporters’ spin of what slant their upcoming article about you is going to take when they are trying to wheedle you into cooperating with it.


vdare--2020-06-23--Air Supremacy Phase of Brooklyn's Turf War Underway Nightly

Say you are a Brooklyn gentrifier who is opposed to private gun ownership .
But with the police pulling back , you went and got a dog .
You now love your puppy very much , but he doesn ’ t love the nightly fireworks barrage .
From the New York Post : Brooklyn BP Eric Adams urges community not to call 311 , 911 for fireworks By Tina Moore and Tamar Lapin June 21 , 2020 | 9:45pm | Updated Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams on Sunday addressed the skyrocketing use of illegal fireworks in the city — and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ blasts so as to avoid “ heavy-handed policing.
” Instead of calling 311 or 911 , neighbors should “ go talk to the young people or the people on your block who are using fireworks ” and warn them of the dangers , Adams said at a press conference .
“ Stopping fireworks can not turn into fireworks between the police and the community , ” Adams said .
“ We want a good community response to dealing with a nuisance , ” he continued .
“ This is a nonviolent act .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ dial , 911 , get over that.
” The “ day to day ” stopping of illegal firecrackers should come from community members or groups , such as violence-prevention outreach organization Cure Violence , Adams said .
Police should instead focus on stopping the flow of pyrotechnics coming into the Big Apple or to confiscate large quantities , the borough president continued .

Say you are a Brooklyn gentrifier who is opposed to private gun ownership. But with the police pulling back, you went and got a dog. You now love your puppy very much, but he doesn’t love the nightly fireworks barrage. From the New York Post:
Brooklyn BP Eric Adams urges community not to call 311, 911 for fireworks
By Tina Moore and Tamar Lapin June 21, 2020 | 9:45pm | Updated
Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams on Sunday addressed the skyrocketing use of illegal fireworks in the city — and urged New Yorkers not to report the blasts so as to avoid “heavy-handed policing.”
Instead of calling 311 or 911, neighbors should “go talk to the young people or the people on your block who are using fireworks” and warn them of the dangers, Adams said at a press conference.
“Stopping fireworks cannot turn into fireworks between the police and the community,” Adams said.
“We want a good community response to dealing with a nuisance,” he continued. “This is a nonviolent act. So those three numbers that we all dial, 911, get over that.”
The “day to day” stopping of illegal firecrackers should come from community members or groups, such as violence-prevention outreach organization Cure Violence, Adams said.
Police should instead focus on stopping the flow of pyrotechnics coming into the Big Apple or to confiscate large quantities, the borough president continued.


vdare--2020-06-22--Network Solutions Attempt To Cancel VDARE.com Egged On By Black Lady "Civil Rights" Lawyer

See , earlier : Richard Spencer 's Website ( AltRight.com ) De-Registered At The Request Of Black Lady `` Civil Rights '' Lawyer We have been “ canceled “ by Network Solutions , the domain name registrar which , without being technical , is why you can see this page when you type VDARE.com into the URL bar above .
( See BREAKING : Network Solutions Driving VDARE.com to the Dark Web ?
by Lydia Brimelow—you can donate to support us here . )
This was startling enough that it was linked to on the Drudge Report : `` Online @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' The reason for this is apparently pressure from Kristen Clarke , JD [ Tweet her ] who runs something called the Lawyers ' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law , which is a weird name for something that concentrates on violating other peoples ' free speech rights , helping illegal aliens to vote , and protecting the `` right '' to riot .
Ms. Clarke boasted about this attack on us to the Associated Press : In April and in May , the head of the Lawyers ’ Committee for Civil Rights @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to drop VDARE .
Kristen Clarke , the Washington , D.C.-based group ’ s president and executive director , wrote that VDARE peddles “ anti-immigrant and anti-Black hate , ” spreads misinformation about the coronavirus and encourages violence against migrants .
“ This is part of our ongoing work to confront the ways in which hate activity festers online , ” Clarke said Monday .
“ We know that many white supremacists and extremists are not organizing in basements .
They are using these platforms and websites to spread their dangerous ideologies , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Friday ’ s response to Clarke , a company attorney said VDARE ’ s content “ does not represent the values of our organization ” and violates its “ Acceptable Use Policy.
” The policy bars customers from using its domains “ to display bigotry , racism , discrimination , or hatred in any manner whatsoever , ” the same company attorney said in a letter to a VDARE lawyer last week .
VDARE founder and editor Peter Brimelow said his site ’ s content hasn ’ t changed in the 20 years @ @ @ @ @ @ @ customer .
“ Censorship is just intensifying , ” he wrote in an email on Monday .
“ We ’ re still working on a replacement , but there is certainly a chance we ’ ll have to go dark for at least a couple of days .
And anyway we have no confidence that any US-based site will stand up to the PC lynch mob for long.
” An internet registrar is threatening to delist a website that is a leading promoter of white nationalist and anti-immigration views Now it 's crazy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the middle of a massive nationwide outbreak of anti-white rioting .
Are we smashing windows ?
No , that 's Black Lives Matter rioters .
Are we looting ?
Black Lives Matter rioters again .
Are we toppling statues of the honored dead and national heroes ?
I believe that 's Black Lives Matter rioters .
If Network Solutions wants something to cancel because they display `` bigotry , racism , discrimination , or hatred in any manner whatsoever '' , let them cancel BlackLivesMatter.com ... or Ms. Clarke 's lawyerscommittee.org .

See, earlier: Richard Spencer's Website (AltRight.com) De-Registered At The Request Of Black Lady "Civil Rights" Lawyer
We have been “canceled “ by Network Solutions, the domain name registrar. A registrar is, without being technical, how you can see this page when you type VDARE.com into the URL bar above. (See BREAKING: Network Solutions Driving VDARE.com to the Dark Web? by Lydia Brimelow—you can donate to support us here.)
This was startling enough that it was linked to on the Drudge Report: "Online Registrar Threatens To Drop anti-immigration website."
The reason for this is apparently pressure from Kristen Clarke, JD [Tweet her], who runs something called the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, which is a weird name for something that concentrates on violating other peoples' free speech rights, helping illegal aliens to vote, and protecting the "right" to riot.
Ms. Clarke boasted about this attack on us to the Associated Press:
In April and in May, the head of the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law sent letters urging Network Solutions to drop VDARE. Kristen Clarke, the Washington, D.C.-based group’s president and executive director, wrote that VDARE peddles “anti-immigrant and anti-Black hate,” spreads misinformation about the coronavirus and encourages violence against migrants. “This is part of our ongoing work to confront the ways in which hate activity festers online,” Clarke said Monday. “We know that many white supremacists and extremists are not organizing in basements. They are using these platforms and websites to spread their dangerous ideologies, target victims and incite violence.” In Friday’s response to Clarke, a company attorney said VDARE’s content “does not represent the values of our organization” and violates its “Acceptable Use Policy.” The policy bars customers from using its domains “to display bigotry, racism, discrimination, or hatred in any manner whatsoever,” the same company attorney said in a letter to a VDARE lawyer last week. VDARE founder and editor Peter Brimelow said his site’s content hasn’t changed in the 20 years that it has been a Network Solutions customer. “Censorship is just intensifying,” he wrote in an email on Monday. “We’re still working on a replacement, but there is certainly a chance we’ll have to go dark for at least a couple of days. And anyway we have no confidence that any US-based site will stand up to the PC lynch mob for long.” Online registrar threatens to drop anti-immigration website An internet registrar is threatening to delist a website that is a leading promoter of white nationalist and anti-immigration views By MICHAEL KUNZELMAN Associated Press, June 22, 2020
Now it's crazy to say that we're inciting violence in the middle of a massive nationwide outbreak of anti-white rioting. Are we smashing windows? No, that's Black Lives Matter rioters. Are we looting? Black Lives Matter rioters again.
Are we toppling statues of the honored dead and national heroes? I believe that's Black Lives Matter rioters.
If Network Solutions wants something to cancel because they display "bigotry, racism, discrimination, or hatred in any manner whatsoever," let them cancel BlackLivesMatter.com ...or Ms. Clarke's lawyerscommittee.org.


vdare--2020-06-23--The OTHER Underreported Black Lives Matter Problem: STIs In Pregnancy

Blacks are being killed disproportionately by other blacks .
The data is abundant .
Blacks are also giving each other Sexually Transmitted Infections ( STIs ) at disproportionate rates .
The facts are abundant and all available from the Centers for Disease Control .
According to the Centers for Disease Control , the cases of chlamydia , gonorrhea and syphilis are on the rise .
A special area of concern is the increase in STIs among pregnant women .
The National Center for Health Statistics , a division of the CDC , released a report in March on recent trends @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to 2018 .
This study includes data from all birth certificates registered in the United States during the three year period .
The report states that STIs during pregnancy can increase mother and child deaths , transmit the diseases to the infant , cause mental and physical developmental disabilities and more .
Birth certificates include an item `` infections present and/or treated during pregnancy.
`` Nevertheless , the CDC believes there is under reporting of STIs and the issue is discussed in the report released in March .
[ Trends and Characteristics of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ States , 2016–2018 by Elizabeth C.W .
Gregory , M.P.H.
, and Danielle M. Ely , Ph.D. , Division of Vital Statistics , March 26 , 2020 ] The report covers the STIs of chlamydia , gonorrrhea and syphilis .
Between 2016 and 2018 , the chlamydia rate increased 2 % , the gonorrhea rate increased by 16 % and the syphilis rate increased by 34 % among pregnant women .
Of the 3,791,712 births in 2018 , chlamydia was the most commonly reported STI with 69,758 cases .
Second most commonly reported @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , syphilis with 4,416 cases .
Only non-Hispanic whites and blacks and Hispanic women were included in the data sets .
For all three SDIs , the rates for non-Hispanic black women were highest .
For , chlamydia , non-Hispanic blacks were almost four times the rate of non-Hispanic whites and nearly 2 times as high as for Hispanics .
For gonorrhea , non-Hispanic black rates were six times as high as that of non-Hispanic whites and five times as high for Hispanic women .
And last , syphilis rates for black women @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for whites and nearly 2 and one-half times the rate for Hispanics .
For chlamydia , the most common of the STIs , the rate per 100,000 births for non-Hispanic black women was 4,216.4 .
For Hispanics the rate was 2,151.40 and for non-Hispanic whites the rate was 1,117.3 .
Sadly , of the 69,758 cases of chlamydia , for example , well over half , 61 % , were ages 24 and under .
Younger females also make up majority numbers of gonorrhea and syphilis cases .
Overall , in 2018 , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ unmarried as were 69 % of blacks and 52 % of Hispanics .
In the vast majority of cases for all three STIs the source of payment for delivery and medical services was Medicaid .
As an aside , in 2018 , 16.9 % of non-Hispanic black birth mothers were foreign born as were 47 % of Hispanic birth mothers .
This information is from Births : Final Data for 2018 from the CDC .
The data on marriage rates is also from the final 2018 births document .
Between 2016 and 2018 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and syphilis were young , poor and many foreign born .
A large portion of pregnant women with STIs in 2018 were non-Hispanic blacks who were covered by Medicaid , 65 % , and 69 % were unmarried .
These are the facts and only the facts from all birth certificates registered in the United States from 2016 to 2018 .
Is anyone reporting on this ?

See, earlier: Black American Troops In WWII—A Startling Statistic
Blacks are being killed disproportionately by other blacks. The data is abundant. Blacks are also giving each other Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) at disproportionate rates. The facts are abundant and all available from the Centers for Disease Control.
According to the Centers for Disease Control, the cases of chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis are on the rise. A special area of concern is the increase in STIs among pregnant women.
The National Center for Health Statistics, a division of the CDC, released a report in March on recent trends reported among women giving birth from 2016 to 2018. This study includes data from all birth certificates registered in the United States during the three year period.
The report states that STIs during pregnancy can increase mother and child deaths, transmit the diseases to the infant, cause mental and physical developmental disabilities and more. Birth certificates include an item "infections present and/or treated during pregnancy." Nevertheless, the CDC believes there is under reporting of STIs and the issue is discussed in the report released in March [Trends and Characteristics of Sexually Transmitted Infections During Pregnancy: United States, 2016–2018 by Elizabeth C.W. Gregory, M.P.H., and Danielle M. Ely, Ph.D., Division of Vital Statistics, March 26, 2020].
The report covers the STIs of chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis. Between 2016 and 2018, the chlamydia rate increased 2%, the gonorrhea rate increased by 16% and the syphilis rate increased by 34% among pregnant women.
Of the 3,791,712 births in 2018, chlamydia was the most commonly reported STI with 69,758 cases. Second most commonly reported was gonorrhea with 11,734 cases and last, syphilis with 4,416 cases.
Only non-Hispanic whites and blacks and Hispanic women were included in the data sets. For all three SDIs, the rates for non-Hispanic black women were highest. For, chlamydia, non-Hispanic blacks were almost four times the rate of non-Hispanic whites and nearly 2 times as high as Hispanics.
For gonorrhea, non-Hispanic black rates were six times as high as that of non-Hispanic whites and five times as high for Hispanic women. And last, syphilis rates for black women were six times higher than the rate for whites and nearly 2 and one-half times the rate for Hispanics.
For chlamydia, the most common of the STIs, the rate per 100,000 births for non-Hispanic black women was 4,216.4. For Hispanics the rate was 2,151.40 and for non-Hispanic whites the rate was 1,117.3.
[Source, CDC Rport, Above: Page 4]
Sadly, of the 69,758 cases of chlamydia, for example, well over half, 61%, were ages 24 and under. Younger females also make up majority numbers of gonorrhea and syphilis cases. Overall, in 2018, 28% of white birth mothers were unmarried as were 69% of blacks and 52% of Hispanics.
In the vast majority of cases for all three STIs the source of payment for delivery and medical services was Medicaid.
As an aside, in 2018, 16.9% of non-Hispanic black birth mothers were foreign born as were 47% of Hispanic birth mothers. This information is from Births: Final Data for 2018 from the CDC. The data on marriage rates is also from the final 2018 births document.
Between 2016 and 2018, pregnant women with chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis were young, poor and many foreign born. A large portion of pregnant women with STIs in 2018 were non-Hispanic blacks who were covered by Medicaid, 65%, and 69% were unmarried.
These are the facts and only the facts from all birth certificates registered in the United States from 2016 to 2018.
Is anyone reporting on this?


vdare--2020-06-23--"Noose" Threatening Half-Black NASCAR Driver Investigated By 15 (!) FBI Agents Turns Out To Be Garag

"Noose" Threatening Half-Black NASCAR Driver Investigated By 15 (!) FBI Agents Turns Out To Be Garage Door Pull Rope With Loop

As reported in a recent VDARE.COM article , NASCAR publicly banned the private use of the Confederate battle flag at any of its races or other events .
A few days earlier , NASCAR had sneakily done something else .
They changed the rule about the American flag salute , now making it A-OK to disrespect the American flag at NASCAR events .
The star of the Confederate flag takedown was Bubba Wallace , a mulatto driver who has never won a top-level NASCAR race and got where he is through NASCAR 's Affirmative Action program called `` Drive for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in an interview that the Confederate flag should be banned , and what do you know , two days later it was banned .
( That interview might have been a setup ) .
On Sunday June 21st , at the Talladega Speedway , it was reported that a noose was found in Bubba Wallace 's garage stall .
This immediately became a Big Deal for NASCAR and the media .
On June 23 , the FBI , who had sent a team of 15 agents [ ! ]
to investigate , concluded @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' : “ On Monday [ June 22 ] , fifteen FBI special agents conducted numerous interviews regarding the situation at Talladega Superspeedway .
After a thorough review of the facts and evidence surrounding this event , we have concluded that no federal crime was committed .
The FBI learned that garage number 4 , where the noose was found , was assigned to Bubba Wallace last week .
The investigation also revealed evidence , including authentic video confirmed by NASCAR , that the noose found in garage number 4 was in that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Although the noose is now known to have been in garage number 4 in 2019 , nobody could have known Mr. Wallace would be assigned to garage number 4 last week .
The decision not to pursue federal charges is proper after reviewing all available facts and all applicable federal laws .
We offer our thanks to NASCAR , Mr. Wallace , and everyone who cooperated with this investigation.
” [ Joint Statement from U.S. Attorney Jay E. Town and FBI Special Agent in Charge Johnnie Sharp , Jr .
Regarding the Noose @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s Garage at Talladega Superspeedway , Department of Justice , U.S .
Attorney ’ s Office , Northern District of Alabama Website , June 23 , 2020 ] It took 15 special FBI agents to discover that the `` noose '' was really a loop on a cord with the nefarious purpose of pulling a garage door down .
The FBI could have just consulted The Last Refuge website , which investigated this incident and figured it out by the 22nd .
Or maybe the FBI did consult it , I do @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a real investigation , consult `` marginal '' blogs and websites .
If you 're interested in this topic , i recommend the fine investigative work found in these two reports from The Last Refuge : • From June 23 Fake Noose – The NASCAR Bubba Wallace “ Rope Noose ” Was a Purposeful Hoax… • From June 22/23 UPDATE : Proved to a Certainty – Is Bubba Wallace “ Rope Noose ” a Hoax or Misunderstanding ?
All Talladega Garage Doors Have Nooses – NASCAR Video Evidence… What 's really ridiculous about @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to solve .
Did n't all the other drivers - who joined in the great public display of support for Bubba - know that garages in Talladega had loops/nooses ?
Could n't this `` problem '' have been solved in minutes ?
It 's almost as if NASCAR wanted this to happen , to dramatize its struggle with `` racism '' .
Here 's some good analysis from that June 23 Last Refuge piece : [ I ] t ’ s important to understand the scale of the multi-billion vested interests that surround @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of fake hate ; a racially driven hoax .
There are lots of credibility and money at stake .
So with all of that context the big questions now surround motive .
What would be the motives for the NASCAR team of Bubba Wallace to create a racially divisive hoax ?
What are the benefits and what would they accomplish ?
Additionally , what would the motives be for NASCAR to promote a racial hoax with the intensity we have witnessed over the past two days ?
What would be the motive of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Refuge quotes an article in which NASCAR President Steve Phelps is interviewed by Auto Week Racing editor Matt Weaver .
It says that NASCAR is discovering `` its place in modern American pop culture '' ( that is , a new place , not the old place in Southern American culture ) and a goal is to promote NASCAR in a new way .
The Last Refuge asks why nobody in NASCAR pointed out the obvious .
In other words , why could n't one driver or pit crew member say `` Hey @ @ @ @ @ @ @ !
Could that be what this was ?
Maybe it 's like The Emperor 's New Clothes .
At the least , NASCAR should have apologized for letting it snowball as much as it did .
But no .
“ The FBI has completed its investigation at Talladega Superspeedway and determined that Bubba Wallace was not the target of a hate crime .
The FBI report concludes , and photographic evidence confirms , that the garage door pull rope fashioned like a noose had been positioned there since as early as last fall @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 43 team ’ s arrival and garage assignment .
We appreciate the FBI ’ s quick and thorough investigation and are thankful to learn that this was not an intentional , racist act against Bubba .
We remain steadfast in our commitment to providing a welcoming and inclusive environment for all who love racing.
” [ NASCAR statement on FBI investigation at Talladega Superspeedway , Official NASCAR Release June 23 , 2020 ] Translation : OK , this turned out to be fake .
But we 're still keeping an eye on all @ @ @ @ @ @ @ all these years .
And note , SJWs , we 're not like them !

As reported in a recent VDARE.COM article, NASCAR publicly banned the private use of the Confederate battle flag at any of its races or other events.
A few days earlier, NASCAR had sneakily done something else. They changed the rule about the American flag salute, now making it A-OK to disrespect the American flag at NASCAR events.
The star of the Confederate flag takedown was Bubba Wallace, a mulatto driver who has never won a top-level NASCAR race and got where he is through NASCAR's Affirmative Action program called "Drive for Diversity." Bubba told Don Lemon in an interview that the Confederate flag should be banned, and what do you know, two days later it was banned. (That interview might have been a setup).
On Sunday June 21st, at the Talladega Speedway, it was reported that a noose was found in Bubba Wallace's garage stall.
This immediately became a Big Deal for NASCAR and the media.
NASCAR responded that
"We are angry and outraged, and cannot state strongly enough how seriously we take this heinous act. We have launched an immediate investigation, and will do everything we can to identify the person(s) responsible and eliminate them from the sport."
CNN reported that
"The U.S. Attorney's office for the Northern District of Alabama, FBI and the Department of Justice Civil Rights Division are reviewing the situation surrounding the noose that was found in Bubba Wallace's garage to determine whether there are violations of federal law," US Attorney Jay E. Town said in statement. "Regardless of whether federal charges can be brought, this type of action has no place in our society." [Dept. of Justice looking into noose found in NASCAR star Bubba Wallace's garage stall, by Amir Vera, Eric Levenson and Dianne Gallagher, CNN, June 22, 2020]
On June 23, the FBI, who had sent a team of 15 agents [!] to investigate, concluded it was not a "hate crime":
“On Monday [June 22], fifteen FBI special agents conducted numerous interviews regarding the situation at Talladega Superspeedway. After a thorough review of the facts and evidence surrounding this event, we have concluded that no federal crime was committed. The FBI learned that garage number 4, where the noose was found, was assigned to Bubba Wallace last week. The investigation also revealed evidence, including authentic video confirmed by NASCAR, that the noose found in garage number 4 was in that garage as early as October 2019. Although the noose is now known to have been in garage number 4 in 2019, nobody could have known Mr. Wallace would be assigned to garage number 4 last week. The decision not to pursue federal charges is proper after reviewing all available facts and all applicable federal laws. We offer our thanks to NASCAR, Mr. Wallace, and everyone who cooperated with this investigation.” [Joint Statement from U.S. Attorney Jay E. Town and FBI Special Agent in Charge Johnnie Sharp, Jr. Regarding the Noose Found in NASCAR’s Bubba Wallace’s Garage at Talladega Superspeedway , Department of Justice,U.S. Attorney’s Office, Northern District of Alabama Website, June 23, 2020]
It took 15 special FBI agents to discover that the "noose" was really a loop on a rope with the nefarious purpose of pulling a garage door down.
The FBI could have just consulted The Last Refuge website, which investigated this incident and figured it out by the 22nd. Or maybe the FBI did consult it, I don't know.
Nowadays if you want a real investigation, consult "marginal" blogs and websites.
If you're interested in this topic, i recommend the fine investigative work found in these two reports from The Last Refuge:
What's really ridiculous about all this is how easy it was to solve. Didn't all the other drivers - who joined in the great public display of support for Bubba - know that garages in Talladega had loops/"nooses"?
Couldn't this "problem" have been solved in minutes?
It's almost as if NASCAR wanted this to happen, to dramatize its struggle with "racism."
Here's some good analysis from that June 23 Last Refuge piece:
[I]t’s important to understand the scale of the multi-billion vested interests that surround this now international scandal based on accusations of fake hate; a racially driven hoax. There are lots of credibility and money at stake. So with all of that context the big questions now surround motive. What would be the motives for the NASCAR team of Bubba Wallace to create a racially divisive hoax? What are the benefits and what would they accomplish? Additionally, what would the motives be for NASCAR to promote a racial hoax with the intensity we have witnessed over the past two days? What would be the motive of NASCAR President Steve Phelps?
The Last Refuge quotes an article in which NASCAR President Steve Phelps is interviewed by Auto Week Racing editor Matt Weaver. It says that NASCAR is discovering "its place in modern American pop culture" (that is, a new place, not the old place in Southern American culture) and a goal is to promote NASCAR in a new way.
With a NASCAR goal to “discover its place in modern American pop culture” what better way to “promote this sport in a way we haven’t in the past,” than to go in search of a new audience. Perhaps the social justice community.
The Last Refuge asks why nobody in NASCAR pointed out the obvious.
Here’s another alarming part. Not a single driver or race crew could point out that all of this nonsense was created over a garage door pull-down rope tied into a loop? Those “nooses” are clearly visible in a bunch of NASCAR garage bays.
In other words, why couldn't one driver or pit crew member say "Hey, these garage door ropes have loops! Could that be what this was?"
Is that level of willful blindness the result of a herd mentality where everyone knows the problem, but the false narrative has been pushed so hard that no-one wants to be ‘that guy’ who points out the obvious. Is the racial sensitivity and peer pressure that strong in NASCAR?
Maybe it's like The Emperor's New Clothes.
Keep in mind the FBI responded to this hate hoax almost immediately; and yet what should have been, at best, outlined as a misunderstanding & solved in minutes has been allowed to drag out through the media for days…. while a toxic racial narrative is driven.
Indeed.
At the least, NASCAR should have apologized for letting it snowball as much as it did. But no.
THE official NASCAR statement read
“The FBI has completed its investigation at Talladega Superspeedway and determined that Bubba Wallace was not the target of a hate crime. The FBI report concludes, and photographic evidence confirms, that the garage door pull rope fashioned like a noose had been positioned there since as early as last fall. This was obviously well before the 43 team’s arrival and garage assignment. We appreciate the FBI’s quick and thorough investigation and are thankful to learn that this was not an intentional, racist act against Bubba. We remain steadfast in our commitment to providing a welcoming and inclusive environment for all who love racing.” [NASCAR statement on FBI investigation at Talladega Superspeedway, Official NASCAR Release, June 23, 2020]
Translation: OK, this turned out to be fake. But we're still keeping an eye on all these racist Southerners who have supported us all these years. And notice, SJWs, we're not like them!


vdare--2020-06-23--Hispanic LA Councilman Jose Huizar Arrested For Selling Out City, District, And Country To "Chinese

Hispanic LA Councilman Jose Huizar Arrested For Selling Out City, District, And Country To "Chinese Billionaire"—If It Was Mexico, He'd Be OK

After announcing the arrest on corruption charges of a Hispanic LA councilman , the local US Attorney 's Office tagged him on Twitter : Councilman Huizar is a Mexican immigrant , born in Zacatecas , Mexico , where corruption is part of the culture .
This is his pinned Tweet : He 's obviously a Mexican nationalist in the US , who boasts of being `` the first Latino immigrant elected to the Los Angeles City Council .
He is a fairly white Mexican , and went to Princeton , where he 's on the board , because they have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Princeton for some reason .
Here 's the description of what he 's being arrested for , with emphasis added to emphasize the foreign collusion aspect : The 116-page affidavit alleges that Huizar operated the “ CD-14 Enterprise , ” along with co-conspirator members , including “ Individual 1 , ” a former general manager of the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety and former deputy mayor ; George Esparza , Huizar ’ s former special assistant ; and real estate development consultant George Chiang .
Members and associates of the criminal @ @ @ @ @ @ @ boss , ” operated as a criminal organization , and worked together for common purposes , the complaint alleges .
The CD-14 Enterprise allegedly had several objectives , including 1 ) enriching its members and associates through means that included bribery , extortion , and honest services fraud , 2 ) advancing its political goals and maintaining its control and authority , 3 ) concealing the enterprise ’ s financial activities , and 4 ) protecting the enterprise by concealing its activities and shielding the enterprise from detection by law enforcement , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ recent weeks , both Esparza and Chiang agreed to plead guilty to the same RICO charge that Huizar now faces .
The CD-14 Enterprise was created in early 2013 by Huizar and Individual 1 “ at a time when each of them faced significant threats to their political and professional careers , ” according to the affidavit .
Individual 1 , who maintained close relationships with Chinese developers , introduced Huizar to “ Chairman E , ” a Chinese billionaire who runs a multinational development firm and who owns a hotel in Huizar @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Individual 1 facilitated an arrangement whereby Chairman E provided $ 600,000 in collateral to fund a settlement of a sexual harassment lawsuit filed against Huizar by a former CD-14 staffer , allegations that threatened his 2015 re-election campaign .
In addition , Huizar directly and indirectly accepted cash and casino gambling chips on more than a dozen lavish trips to Las Vegas – trips that included rides on private jets and stays at luxurious casino villas , one of which cost over $ 38,000 per night .
The complaint also alleges Huizar accepted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from Chairman E. In exchange , Chairman E asked for a series of favors from Huizar over time .
Ultimately , Chairman E provided over $ 800,000 in benefits to Huizar so that Huizar would assist Chairman E ’ s ambitious plans to redevelop his property in CD-14 and build the tallest building west of the Mississippi River , according to the affidavit .
Los Angeles City Councilman Jose Huizar Arrested on Federal RICO Charge that Alleges He Agreed to Accept At Least $ 1.5 Million in Illicit Benefits Case Alleges the Politician @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Which Real Estate Developers Funneled Cash and Other Benefits to Secure Favorable Treatment , June 23 , 2020 So it 's good to know that this lawbreaker is under arrest for selling out the United States , the City of Los Angeles to China , but for years , as a search for Jose Huizar and `` sanctuary city '' on Twitter show , he has for years been selling out his adopted country of America to his native country of Mexico .
[ Advocates Seek Creation Of Ordinance Establishing LA As ‘ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 18 , 2017 ] Why could he ( and Mayor Garcetti and Governor Newsom ) have been arrested by Federal authorities for that ?

After announcing the arrest on corruption charges of a Hispanic LA councilman, the local US Attorney's Office tagged him on Twitter:
Los Angeles City Councilman Jose Huizar arrested on federal RICO conspiracy charge that alleges he agreed to accept at least $1.5 million in illicit benefits https://t.co/vusm7NTtiD — US Attorney L.A. (@USAO_LosAngeles) June 23, 2020
Federal agents seized approximately $129,000 in cash during a search of the Boyle Heights home of L.A. City Councilman @josehuizar in November 2018. pic.twitter.com/nYxwybj5Tn — US Attorney L.A. (@USAO_LosAngeles) June 23, 2020
Councilman Huizar is a Mexican immigrant, born in Zacatecas, Mexico, where corruption is part of the culture.
This is his pinned Tweet:
Years of work...and the moment the Bracero Monument is unveiled...at Migrants Bend on corner of Cesar Chavez and Spring St...@BSSLosAngeles
pic.twitter.com/SNS9VUHkJw — Jose Huizar (@josehuizar) September 30, 2019
He's obviously a Mexican nationalist in the US, who boasts of being "the first Latino immigrant elected to the Los Angeles City Council."
He is a fairly white Mexican, and went to Princeton, where he's on the board, because they have a real shortage of Mexican graduates at Princeton for some reason.
Here's the description of what he's being arrested for, with emphasis added to emphasize the foreign collusion aspect:
The 116-page affidavit alleges that Huizar operated the “CD-14 Enterprise,” along with co-conspirator members, including “Individual 1,” a former general manager of the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety and former deputy mayor; George Esparza, Huizar’s former special assistant; and real estate development consultant George Chiang. Members and associates of the criminal enterprise referred to Huizar as their “boss,” operated as a criminal organization, and worked together for common purposes, the complaint alleges. The CD-14 Enterprise allegedly had several objectives, including 1) enriching its members and associates through means that included bribery, extortion, and honest services fraud, 2) advancing its political goals and maintaining its control and authority, 3) concealing the enterprise’s financial activities, and 4) protecting the enterprise by concealing its activities and shielding the enterprise from detection by law enforcement, the city, and the public. In recent weeks, both Esparza and Chiang agreed to plead guilty to the same RICO charge that Huizar now faces. The CD-14 Enterprise was created in early 2013 by Huizar and Individual 1 “at a time when each of them faced significant threats to their political and professional careers,” according to the affidavit. Individual 1, who maintained close relationships with Chinese developers, introduced Huizar to “Chairman E,” a Chinese billionaire who runs a multinational development firm and who owns a hotel in Huizar’s district. In 2014, Individual 1 facilitated an arrangement whereby Chairman E provided $600,000 in collateral to fund a settlement of a sexual harassment lawsuit filed against Huizar by a former CD-14 staffer, allegations that threatened his 2015 re-election campaign. In addition, Huizar directly and indirectly accepted cash and casino gambling chips on more than a dozen lavish trips to Las Vegas – trips that included rides on private jets and stays at luxurious casino villas, one of which cost over $38,000 per night. The complaint also alleges Huizar accepted a trip to Australia and other benefits from Chairman E. In exchange, Chairman E asked for a series of favors from Huizar over time. Ultimately, Chairman E provided over $800,000 in benefits to Huizar so that Huizar would assist Chairman E’s ambitious plans to redevelop his property in CD-14 and build the tallest building west of the Mississippi River, according to the affidavit.
Los Angeles City Councilman Jose Huizar Arrested on Federal RICO Charge that Alleges He Agreed to Accept At Least $1.5 Million in Illicit Benefits
Case Alleges the Politician Operated a ‘Pay-to-Play’ Scheme in Which Real Estate Developers Funneled Cash and Other Benefits to Secure Favorable Treatment, June 23, 2020
So it's good to know that this lawbreaker is under arrest for selling out the United States, the City of Los Angeles to China, but for years, as a search for Jose Huizar and "sanctuary city" on Twitter show, he has for years been selling out his adopted country of America to his native country of Mexico. [Advocates Seek Creation Of Ordinance Establishing LA As ‘Sanctuary City’, CBSLA.com, June 18, 2017]
Why couldn't he (and Mayor Garcetti and Governor Newsom) have been arrested by Federal authorities for that?


vdare--2020-06-23--President Kushner Sabotages DACA Repeal

President Kushner Sabotages DACA Repeal

The Trump Administration , fresh of a major defeat in the Supreme Court over the Deferred Action For Childhood Arrivals ( DACA ) , has shot itself in the foot over the avenue that Chief Cuck John Roberts gave the Administration in his lawless decision .
Basically , all the Administration has to do is follow the Administrative Procedure Act ( APA ) ; present a notice of proposed rulemaking , allow 30 days of public comment , and then the rule or regulation comes into effect .
Very simple , but thanks to Deep State saboteurs lying to the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , with support from the Resistance in the Department of Homeland Security ( DHS ) , led by Chad Wolf , that very simple and quick procedure to end DACA has been sabotaged .
According to Secretary Wolf , DACA will be repealed in six months , which means if they start in July , as June only has 7 more days left , it will be January 2021 before DACA is ended , but likely later , as it will take a least a month for the proposed regulation or rule to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Trump administration is determined to end the Dreamers program that protects immigrants who entered the United States illegally as children within the next six months , the acting head of the Department of Homeland Security said on Sunday .
The Trump administration views the programs as unlawful and the U.S. Supreme Court – which last week ruled against the Trump administration ’ s plan to end it – did not disagree , acting DHS Secretary Chad Wolf told NBC ’ s “ Meet the Press ” .
“ At no point in that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was lawful .
They simply didn ’ t like the rationale and the procedures that we used , ” Wolf said .
[ Trump Administration Aims To End Dreamers Immigration Program In Six Months , unattributed , Reuters , June 21 , 2020 ] Worse yet , saboteur Wolf stated that the amnesty for DACA recipients , despite the program being illegal , will continue with renewals during that six month period .
Which means that DHS will be issuing illegal two-year work permits to illegal aliens , which means that the last @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 2022 .
President Kushner has also decided that uping the ante will not be in the cards by having the President himself end the program by Executive Order , which carries more weight than an administrative memorandum , by which DACA was created , and how which it was initially ended .
An Executive Order is not bound by the APA as it is not a rule making or regulatory action , but action by the President himself acting as the Chief Executive at the height of his power under Article II of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ course , is just begin deportations , just let the DACA illegals keep their work permit in the mean time .
Nothing in the SCOTUS decision prohibited or restricted exercising prosecutorial discretion , in this case discretion to start deportation proceedings .
Let the deportations commence !
So , at every point where there is space for action to end DACA , the Trump Administration , undoubtedly based on faulty legal and administrative implementation advice from saboteurs , has acted to restrict itself .
Personnel is policy , and this is how Donald @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .

The Trump Administration, fresh of a major defeat in the Supreme Court over the Deferred Action For Childhood Arrivals (DACA), has shot itself in the foot over the avenue that Chief Cuck John Roberts gave the Administration in his lawless decision. Basically, all the Administration has to do is follow the Administrative Procedure Act (APA); present a notice of proposed rulemaking, allow 30 days of public comment, and then the rule or regulation comes into effect. Very simple, but thanks to Deep State saboteurs lying to the President, obviously led by Jared Kushner, with support from the Resistance in the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), led by Chad Wolf, that very simple and quick procedure to end DACA has been sabotaged.
Chad Wolf, Deep State Saboteur
According to Secretary Wolf, DACA will be repealed in six months, which means if they start in July, as June only has 7 more days left, it will be January 2021 before DACA is ended, but likely later, as it will take a least a month for the proposed regulation or rule to be prepared for public comment.
The Trump administration is determined to end the Dreamers program that protects immigrants who entered the United States illegally as children within the next six months, the acting head of the Department of Homeland Security said on Sunday. The Trump administration views the programs as unlawful and the U.S. Supreme Court – which last week ruled against the Trump administration’s plan to end it – did not disagree, acting DHS Secretary Chad Wolf told NBC’s “Meet the Press”. “At no point in that decision did they say that the program was lawful. They simply didn’t like the rationale and the procedures that we used,” Wolf said. [Trump Administration Aims To End Dreamers Immigration Program In Six Months, unattributed, Reuters, June 21, 2020]
Worse yet, saboteur Wolf stated that the amnesty for DACA recipients, despite the program being illegal, will continue with renewals during that six month period. Which means that DHS will be issuing illegal two-year work permits to illegal aliens, which means that the last DACA work permit will not expire until 2022.
Wolf told CBS’s “Face the Nation” the administration would keep renewing visas for the people covered by the popular program while seeking a way to permanently end it.
President Kushner has also decided that upping the ante will not be in the cards by having the President himself end the program by Executive Order, which carries more weight than an administrative memorandum, by which DACA was created, and how which it was initially ended.
Asked if Trump had ruled out ending the program through an executive order, Wolf said the administration would continue to press Congress to find a solution.
An Executive Order is not bound by the APA as it is not a rule making or regulatory action, but action by the President himself acting as the Chief Executive at the height of his power under Article II of the Constitution. The solution, of course, is just begin deportations, just let the DACA illegals keep their work permit it in the mean time. Nothing in the SCOTUS decision prohibited or restricted exercising prosecutorial discretion, in this case discretion to start deportation proceedings. Let the deportations commence!
So, at every point where there is space for action to end DACA, the Trump Administration, undoubtedly based on faulty legal and administrative implementation advice from saboteurs, has acted to restrict itself. Personnel is policy, and this is how Donald J. Trump has sabotaged himself. Sad.


vdare--2020-06-23--From The Great Awokening To The Blackening

I think you need a another term after the Great Awokening to describe the current ramp up .
The Awokening led to the Blackening .
Also , another way to think of these development is this is the Sixties done by the community college kids .
We didn ’ t have this community college mega industry until the 70s .
The Sixties were driven in sizable measure by a very large cohort of young , bright Jewish Baby Boomers .
A friend who taught at Yale in the 1960s said that the intellectual intensity of the freshman class ratcheted upwards @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ( George W. Bush ’ s entering class ) to Fall 1965 , the first year when there was no quota holding down the percentage of Jews at Yale .
This year is the opposite , with childish lowbrow stupidities running amok , like the middle school idea of capitalizing Black but not white .
Having your vanguard minority in 2020 have an average IQ two dozen points lower than your vanguard minority in 1968 makes a big difference .
Also , Jews tend to be male chauvinist , so you get a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ young guys showing off in arguments with each other for the girls .
In contrast , among blacks , the males aren ’ t as educated as the females .
But women don ’ t produce as many interesting ideas , so you get a lot of stale regurgitation of old classroom lectures , with much of the intellectual innovation going into new reasons to talk about my hair .

A friend writes:
I think you need a another term after the Great Awokening to describe the current ramp up. The Awokening led to the Blackening. Also, another way to think of these development is this is the Sixties done by the community college kids. We didn’t have this community college mega industry until the 70s.
The Sixties were driven in sizable measure by a very large cohort of young, bright Jewish Baby Boomers. A friend who taught at Yale in the 1960s said that the intellectual intensity of the freshman class ratcheted upwards notably from the freshmen of Fall 1964 (George W. Bush’s entering class) to Fall 1965, the first year when there was no quota holding down the percentage of Jews at Yale.
This year is the opposite, with childish lowbrow stupidities running amok, like the middle school idea of capitalizing Black but not white.
Having your vanguard minority in 2020 have an average IQ two dozen points lower than your vanguard minority in 1968 makes a big difference.
Also, Jews tend to be male chauvinist, so you get a lot of interesting ideas out of bright young guys showing off in arguments with each other for the girls. In contrast, among blacks, the males aren’t as educated as the females. But women don’t produce as many interesting ideas, so you get a lot of stale regurgitation of old classroom lectures, with much of the intellectual innovation going into new reasons to talk about my hair.