vdare--2020-09-21--THE FULFORD FILE: “It’s All A Damned Conspiracy”—When Black-On-White Murders Contradict The Narrativ

THE FULFORD FILE: “It’s All A Damned Conspiracy”—When Black-On-White Murders Contradict The Narrative, The MSM Doesn’t Want You To Know

Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich was recently cut off on Fox for saying perfectly true things about George Soros ’ s sponsorship of progressive ( i.e.. pro-crime ) District Attorneys .
You can see that the female interviewers look oddly distracted before they eventually say `` I ’ m not sure we need to bring George Soros into this . ''
That ’ s because they ’ re listening on their headsets to their producer , literally “ the man behind the curtain , ” who knows that talking about George Soros is ( as Gingrich surmised ) “ verboten.
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Narrative Control in action .
Narrative Control really is a Thing .
And it ’ s been particularly in evidence this year , as the George Floyd Hoax has led to the Black Lives Matter Blood Libel on White America , all obviously designed to mau-mau Americans into voting for Joe Biden .
It means that the national Main Stream Media is outright suppressing news that contradicts the Black Victims-White Oppressors morality myth .
• Cassandra Fairbanks of Gateway Pundit has a story about a black man named Michael E. Rhynes ( @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Justice For Breonna Taylor shirt who walked into white bar owned by a former law enforcement officer and shot three people .
( Taylor was a black woman shot during a drug raid when her boyfriend fired at police officers—her family has received a $ 12m settlement , but black celebrities are still crying “ Murder ” ) .
This story , as usual with politically-motivated black-on-white killings , is getting absolutely no traction in the MSM , except for on the usual “ man arrested ” basis [ Bungalow Joe ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ after 3 customers were shot and killed , by Faith King , WAVE3 Louisville , September 20 , 2020 ] My acid test of whether news is going to be allowed to be part of the national Narrative : whether it appears on the New York Times ’ s web site .
The NYT is still the bellwether for the rest of U.S. media .
Thus the local police-blotter incident of Trayvon Martin ’ s unsuccessful attack on George Zimmerman , in which no crime was ever shown to have been committed by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , 044 NYT mentions since 2012 .
But Michael E. Rhynes , the Bungalow Joe killer , does not currently appear .
• The New York Times still has no stories about Paul and Lidia Marino , two elderly whites shot by a black man , motive unreported , while visiting their son ’ s grave in a Veteran ’ s Cemetery in Joe Biden ’ s Delaware .
The story has so little traction that Biden himself made a public appearance in the same cemetery on Veterans ’ Day 19 days after @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Mask , Appears in Public at a Veterans Memorial , NYT , May 25 , 2020 ] and no one mentioned it but Steve Sailer .
But the New York Times has 56 stories about white teenager Kyle Rittenhouse , who used a rifle to defend himself against three men .
• Marquise Damarius Asomani , below , fired shots at caravan of Trump supporters—without hitting anyone , which is typical of black marksmanship—and at least got a story in the Associated Press out it for his trouble .
But his unique name @ @ @ @ @ @ @ York Times .
Man accused of firing shots at South Carolina Trump backers by The Associated Press , August 25 , 2020 • Jayvon Hatchett , a young black man , made an anti-white stabbing attack at an AutoZone in Columbus , Ga. His stabbing was specifically motivated by watching videos of police self-defense shootings .
[ Black Man Stabbed 'Random ' White AutoZone Employee in the Neck After Watching Police Shooting Videos , by Tyler O'Neil , PJMedia , August 27 , 2020 ] .
The local news covered the story , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ suspect “ felt the need to find a white male to kill , ” police say in court testimony , WRBL.com , August 27 , 2020 But the unusual name of Jayvon Hatchett does not appear in the New York Times .
• Cannon Hinnant was a 5-year old white boy shot execution style by a black neighbor , in what I would call an obvious anti-white hate crime .
We ’ ve mentioned this case repeatedly here , and it was even discussed , not very explicitly ( but hey ) , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
• His Name Is Cannon Hinnant : Five-Year Old White Boy Shot and Murdered Execution-Style by Black Neighbor • Peter Brimelow : Trump Should Be Tweeting About Cannon Hinnant , Because The MSM Is STILL Not Covering • Still No Mention of Murder of Cannon Hinnant in NYT or WP • What Tucker Carlson Ca n't Say , But We Must—Whites Have Two Choices : Submission Or Rebellion • It 's Okay To Remember Cannon Hinnant • In Colorado , this black-on-white attack was committed by a black man with a normal @ @ @ @ @ @ @ suspected of stabbing another man after yelling “ Black lives matter ” Tuesday evening near East Alameda Avenue and South Sable Boulevard .
An arrest affidavit says Sinclair used a knife to stab 29-year-old Michael Conner who was transported to the hospital for his injuries and a collapsed lung .
Conner , a white male , told police while at the hospital that Sinclair , a Black male , shouted “ Black lives matter !
” prior to stabbing him , according to the report .
It ’ s unclear from the report @ @ @ @ @ @ @ incident , but police say witnesses saw Sinclair walk up to Conner and said , “ I ’ m going to kill you and your dog.
” [ Emphasis added . ]
Man accused of attempted murder and hate crime yelled 'Black lives matter ' before stabbing , police say , by Ryan Haarer , 9News.com ( Denver , CO ) , August 27 , 2020 9News.com get points for actually saying the races of the victim and attacker , pictured below , loses them for capitalizing “ Black ” and not “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ about the only report not on right-wing news sites .
I checked the New York Times for mentions of Steve Sinclair— nothing .
While the people at the Denver TV station may have trouble figuring out what led “ what may have led up to the incident ” , by which I assume they mean some kind of diss or slur by the white victim , I can tell them : months and months of unpunished rioting , and years of blood libel against white America .
Note that this is not an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have happened recently and that the New York Times has succeeded in hiding from its readers—but not from me .
The writers and editors of New York Times themselves , of course , are part of the blood libel .
For a long time “ Civil Rights ” , anti- “ racism ” rhetoric has been inciting blacks to commit murder .
When I say “ for a long time ” I ’ m leaving aside the ancient history of the 1860s and even 1960s , but let ’ s just say the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ discrimination by the government has been directed against white males , and in favor of the people committing the murders .
During the Obama Administration , Black Lives Matter activists , supported by Affirmative Action beneficiaries Barack Obama , and Attorney General Eric Holder committed a number of high profile killings of police ( not all of them white , but considered as bad as white by the BLM gunmen ) and a number of less high-profile killings of and assaults on ordinary whites , as “ justice for Trayvon ” or whoever @ @ @ @ @ @ @ death in St. Louis in 2014 by a Black Lives Matter mob of teenagers unleashed by the Ferguson Hoax .
They were eventually convicted , but not given very long sentences .
[ 'Justice was n't served , ' says brother of St. Louis man killed in 2014 hammer attack after fourth plea deal , by Joel Currier , STLToday , April 20 , 2019 ] As I noted at the time , the only mention of Begic in the New York Times was an AP story that said he was a Bosnian @ @ @ @ @ @ @ people ” of no color with hammers .
[ Missouri : 3 Teenagers Arrested in Hammer Death , AP , December 1 , 2014 ] Begic is also mentioned in a 2019 Times story `` Why War Refugees Who Helped Revive St. Louis Are Leaving , [ by Melina Delkic , August 19 , 2019 ] in which he ’ s described as “ a young Bosnian man out with his fiancée , [ who ] was killed by four teenagers ” .
New York Times readers may not understand why Bosnians are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ do .
Remember , almost all of the police-involved deaths of blacks that trigger these reactions are either a hundred percent justifiable , accidental , or caused by the deceased themselves .
The MSM just lies about them .
When Hillary Clinton , after Dallas , brought what she called the “ Mothers of the Movement ” —mothers of deceased Black Lives Matter cases—on stage at the DNC in 2016 , I pointed out that most of their children had died trying to kill someone .
Ann Coulter asked rhetorically “ When Do @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ?
” Now here ’ s the final point—the MSM has an official rule , embodied in the AP Stylebook , that tells them to “ not mention race ” unless it ’ s “ relevant ” , which literally means that the “ first black ” anything is relevant , but the thousandth black Hate Crime isn ’ t .
And not only is this internalized suppression happening at the editor level , there ’ s externalized , deliberate suppression and coordination .
As VDARE.com editor Peter Brimelow said in a speech @ @ @ @ @ @ @ James Fulford [ Email him ] has been a writer and editor for VDARE.com for almost 20 years .

Earlier: THE FULFORD FILE: “You Swine Happy Now?” MSM, Complicit In Disgruntled Minority Massacres, Desperately Suppressing VA Shooter’s Race
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich was recently cut off on Fox for saying perfectly true things about George Soros’s sponsorship of progressive (i.e.. pro-crime) District Attorneys.
You can see that the female interviewers look oddly distracted before they eventually say "I’m not sure we need to bring George Soros into this."
Newt Gingrich: "The number one problem in almost all the cities is George Soros-elected, left-wing, antipolice pro-criminal district attorneys..."
Fox hos: "I’m not sure we need to bring George Soros into this."
Newt: "Okay... So, it’s verboten?"
Long awkward silence. pic.twitter.com/tl4CgGcrzI — Justin Baragona (@justinbaragona) September 16, 2020
That’s because they’re listening on their headsets to their producer, literally “the man behind the curtain,” who knows that talking about George Soros is (as Gingrich surmised) “verboten.” It’s a perfect example of Narrative Control in action.
Narrative Control really is a Thing. And it’s been particularly in evidence this year, as the George Floyd Hoax has led to the Black Lives Matter Blood Libel on White America, all obviously designed to mau-mau Americans into voting for Joe Biden. It means that the national Main Stream Media is outright suppressing news that contradicts the Black Victims-White Oppressors morality myth.
Most recent example:
Cassandra Fairbanks of Gateway Pundit has a story about a black man named Michael E. Rhynes (pictured above the headline) wearing a Justice For Breonna Taylor shirt who walked into white bar owned by a former law enforcement officer and shot three people.
The suspect was smiling from ear to ear as he was arrested for the shooting at Bungalow Joe’s Bar and Grill. Black Lives Matter Activist Wearing ‘Justice for Breonna Taylor’ Shirt Walked into a Louisville Bar and Murdered Three People, September 20, 2020
(Taylor was a black woman shot during a drug raid when her boyfriend fired at police officers—her family has received a $12m settlement, but black celebrities are still crying “Murder”.)
This story, as usual with politically motivated black-on-white killings, is getting absolutely no traction in the MSM, except for on the usual “man arrested” basis [Bungalow Joe’s owner asking for community’s help after 3 customers were shot and killed, by Faith King, WAVE3 Louisville, September 20, 2020].
My acid test of whether news is going to be allowed to be part of the national Narrative: whether it appears on the New York Times’s web site. The NYT is still the bellwether for the rest of U.S. media.
Thus the local police-blotter incident of Trayvon Martin’s unsuccessful attack on George Zimmerman, in which no crime was ever shown to have been committed by anyone but the deceased, has 1, 044 NYT mentions since 2012.
But Michael E. Rhynes, the Bungalow Joe killer, does not currently appear.
The New York Times still has no stories about Paul and Lidia Marino, two elderly whites shot by a black man, motive unreported, while visiting their son’s grave in a Veteran’s Cemetery in Joe Biden’s Delaware.
The story has so little traction that Biden himself made a public appearance in the same cemetery on Veterans’ Day 19 days after the murder [Joe Biden, Wearing Mask, Appears in Public at a Veterans Memorial, NYT, May 25, 2020] and no one mentioned it but Steve Sailer.
But the New York Times has 56 stories about white teenager Kyle Rittenhouse, who used a rifle to defend himself against three men.
Marquise Damarius Asomani, below, fired shots at caravan of Trump supporters—without hitting anyone, which is typical of black marksmanship—and at least got a story in the Associated Press out it for his trouble. But his unique name does not appear anywhere in the New York Times.
Man accused of firing shots at South Carolina Trump backers, by Associated Press, August 25, 2020
The local news covered the story, and actually mentioned his motive [AutoZone stabbing suspect “felt the need to find a white male to kill,” police say in court testimony, WRBL.com, August 27, 2020].
But the unusual name of Jayvon Hatchett does not appear in the New York Times.
Cannon Hinnant was a 5-year old white boy shot execution style by a black neighbor, in what I would call an obvious anti-white hate crime.
We’ve mentioned this case repeatedly here, and it was even discussed, not very explicitly (but hey), on Tucker Carlson’s Fox show.
Here’s the New York Times’ coverage:
In Colorado, this black-on-white attack was committed by a black man with a normal name:
Aurora Police arrested a man suspected of stabbing another man after yelling “Black lives matter” Tuesday evening near East Alameda Avenue and South Sable Boulevard. Steve Sinclair, 30, now faces potential first-degree murder and hate crime charges, documents show. An arrest affidavit says Sinclair used a knife to stab 29-year-old Michael Conner who was transported to the hospital for his injuries and a collapsed lung. Conner, a white male, told police while at the hospital that Sinclair, a Black male, shouted “Black lives matter!” prior to stabbing him, according to the report. It’s unclear from the report what may have led up to the incident, but police say witnesses saw Sinclair walk up to Conner and said, “I’m going to kill you and your dog.” [Emphasis added.] Man accused of attempted murder and hate crime yelled 'Black lives matter' before stabbing, police say, by Ryan Haarer, 9News.com (Denver, CO), August 27, 2020
9News.com get points for actually saying the races of the victim and attacker, pictured below, loses them for capitalizing “Black” and not “white.”
But that’s about the only report not on right-wing news sites. I checked the New York Times for mentions of Steve Sinclair—nothing.
While the people at the Denver TV station may have trouble figuring out “what may have led up to the incident,” by which I assume they mean some kind of diss or slur by the white victim, I can tell them: months and months of unpunished rioting, and years of blood libel against white America.
Note that this is not an exhaustive list—they’re just ones that have happened recently and that the New York Times has succeeded in hiding from its readers—but not from me.
The writers and editors of New York Times themselves, of course, are part of the blood libel. For a long time “Civil Rights,” anti- “racism” rhetoric has been inciting blacks to commit murder. When I say “for a long time” I’m leaving aside the ancient history of the 1860s and even 1960s, but let’s just say the last thirty years, when all actual discrimination by the government has been directed against white males, and in favor of the people committing the murders.
During the Obama Administration, Black Lives Matter activists, supported by Affirmative Action beneficiaries Barack Obama, and Attorney General Eric Holder committed a number of high profile killings of police (not all of them white, but considered as bad as white by the BLM gunmen) and a number of less high-profile killings of and assaults on ordinary whites, as “justice for Trayvon” or whoever.
The higher profile ones include
The lower profile ones include
Zemir Begic, beaten to death in St. Louis in 2014 by a Black Lives Matter mob of teenagers unleashed by the Ferguson Hoax. They were eventually convicted, but not given very long sentences ['Justice wasn't served,' says brother of St. Louis man killed in 2014 hammer attack after fourth plea deal, by Joel Currier, STLToday, April 20, 2019].
As I noted at the time, the only mention of Begic in the New York Times was an AP story that said he was a Bosnian beaten to death by “several young people” of no color with hammers. [Missouri: 3 Teenagers Arrested in Hammer Death, AP, December 1, 2014]
Begic is also mentioned in a 2019 Times story ["Why War Refugees Who Helped Revive St. Louis Are Leaving, by Melina Delkic, August 19, 2019], in which he’s described as “a young Bosnian man out with his fiancée, [who] was killed by four teenagers”.
Begic and Fiancée
New York Times readers may not understand why Bosnians are leaving St. Louis. But VDARE.com readers do.
Remember, almost all of the police-involved deaths of blacks that trigger these reactions are either a hundred percent justifiable, accidental, or caused by the deceased themselves. The MSM just lies about them.
When Hillary Clinton, after Dallas, brought what she called the “Mothers of the Movement”—mothers of deceased Black Lives Matter cases—on stage at the DNC in 2016, I pointed out that most of their children had died trying to kill someone. Ann Coulter asked rhetorically “When Do "The Mothers Of ISIS" Speak?”
Now here’s the final point—the MSM has an official rule, embodied in the AP Stylebook, that tells them to “not mention race” unless it’s “relevant,” which literally means that the “first black” anything is relevant, but the thousandth black Hate Crime isn’t.
And not only is this internalized suppression happening at the editor level, there’s externalized, deliberate suppression and coordination.
As VDARE.com editor Peter Brimelow said in a speech at the 2015 American Renaissance conference,
James Fulford [Email him] has been a writer and editor for VDARE.com for almost 20 years.


vdare--2020-09-20--Conquest's First Law And RBG: "Everyone Is Conservative About What He Knows Best"

This probably best explains the dichotomy between Ruth Bader Ginsburg ’ s ruthless race realism in hiring her own law clerks ( apparently , she only hired one black out of about 150 hires over her 40 years as a judge ) versus her dissent in the famous Ricci case that if on a firefighter ’ s promotion test black don ’ t score well , that is prima facie evidence of disparate impact discrimination ( since , apparently , everybody knows there ’ s no point in requiring fire captains to be book smart about fighting fires .
They @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and have “ command presence.
” ) In 2009 ’ s Ricci Reverse Racism case in which fireman Frank Ricci sued New Haven ’ s mayor for tearing up results of the FD promotion exam because the top scores were earned by 13 whites , 2 Latinos and 0 blacks , RBG ’ s dissent said ratio was prima facie evidence of discrimination .
Ironically , Ruth Bader Ginsburg didn ’ t seem to think the logic of the 1972 Griggs disparate impact discrimination ruling or her dissent in Ricci applied to her @ @ @ @ @ @ @ she hired over 40 years as a judge , only one was black .
In the 2009 Ricci case , Ruth Bader Ginsburg saw fire captain jobs as appropriate for dumb guys with strong backs and confident manners , so more blacks should have those jobs .
But in her own hiring of law clerks , IQ and work ethic were crucial , so 0.6 % of her clerks were black .
Ruth Bader Ginsburg was a human biodiversity race realist about hiring for the kind of jobs she knew best — law @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 1 black out of ~150 ) .
But her IQ snobbery meant she underrated cognitive demands of jobs like fire captain , some of which have become vastly more technical over Ginsburg ’ s lifetime .

Robert Conquest’s first law is:
Everyone is conservative about what he knows best.
This probably best explains the dichotomy between Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s ruthless race realism in hiring her own law clerks (apparently, she only hired one black out of about 150 hires over her 40 years as a judge) versus her dissent in the famous Ricci case that if on a firefighter’s promotion test blacks don’t score well, that is prima facie evidence of disparate impact discrimination (since, apparently, everybody knows there’s no point in requiring fire captains to be book smart about fighting fires. They just need to be strong and brave and have “command presence.")
In 2009’s Ricci Reverse Racism case in which fireman Frank Ricci sued New Haven’s mayor for tearing up results of the FD promotion exam because the top scores were earned by 13 whites, 2 Latinos and 0 blacks, RBG’s dissent said ratio was prima facie evidence of discrimination.
Ironically, Ruth Bader Ginsburg didn’t seem to think the logic of the 1972 Griggs disparate impact discrimination ruling or her dissent in Ricci applied to her personally:
Of the ~150 law clerks she hired over 40 years as a judge, only one was black.
In the 2009 Ricci case, Ruth Bader Ginsburg saw fire captain jobs as appropriate for dumb guys with strong backs and confident manners, so more blacks should have those jobs. But in her own hiring of law clerks, IQ and work ethic were crucial, so 0.6% of her clerks were black.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg was a human biodiversity race realist about hiring for the kind of jobs she knew best — law clerks (for which she only hired 1 black out of ~150). But her IQ snobbery meant she underrated cognitive demands of jobs like fire captain, some of which have become vastly more technical over Ginsburg’s lifetime.
[Comment at Unz.com]


vdare--2020-09-20--Just How Black Was RBG's One Black Clerk?

Earlier : As of 2018 , the Late Ruth Bader Ginsburg Had Hired Only One Black Clerk in 38 Years on the Bench The only black clerk Ruth Bader Ginsburg ever deigned to hire during her 40 years on the federal bench was Paul Watford , the guy in the middle who looks like he might be J.K. Simmons ’ secret son with Rashida Jones .
Life has been good for Paul Watford : From the Orange County Register in 2016 : By MARTIN WISCKOL | mwisckol @ scng.com | Orange County Register March 21 , 2016 at 8:32 a.m. @ @ @ @ @ @ @ African Americans in his Laguna Beach High graduating class , came as about as close as possible to being nominated to the U.S. Supreme Court .
While President Barack Obama ’ s final choice to replace the late Justice Antonin Scalia announced Wednesday was Merrick Garland , Watford ’ s stature as a jurist has been elevated by being widely discussed as a top-three finalist .
… “ Paul was , undoubtedly , the most brilliant student in my grade , ” said Joshua Zimmerman , a high school classmate who teaches history @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ In history and literature classes we took together , I remember Paul as the student who had a measured , nuanced analysis of issues .
… Paul had a sophisticated and elegant writing style that made me envious.
” Senate Republicans have vowed not to consider any nomination by Obama .
But Watford , a former point guard for his high school ’ s varsity team , is a moderate whose supporters include notable Republicans .
“ He ’ s a rare combination of somebody who is really smart , has accomplished @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” said U.S. appellate court Judge Alex Kozinski , a Ronald Reagan appointee .
He added that Watford had the kind of credentials that would have impressed GOP senators who took time to consider him .
“ I ’ ve never detected any ideology , ” Kozinski said .
“ He was always down the middle .
He ’ s exactly the kind of person they would want.
” After receiving his law degree from UCLA , Watford was a clerk for Kozinski and then for Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the Los Angeles office of the prominent law firm of Munger , Tolles & Olson and in 2012 assumed his current post as a judge on the 9th U.S .
Circuit Court of Appeals .
… “ I told him he was a likely candidate for the Supreme Court and he acted like he didn ’ t believe me , ” Kozinski said .
“ There ’ s very little with which he could be attacked .
He ’ s led an unimpeachable life .
He ’ s the kind of guy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ curb if there ’ s a ‘ no-walk ’ sign.
” … Kozinski is the super-energetic former Dating Game winner who got Me-Tooed over some minor stuff .
Watford was born in Garden Grove and grew up in Laguna Beach , where he attended Top of the World Elementary School and Thurston Junior High School before entering Laguna Beach High .
He was one of the few blacks at the school – and in the city .
… In high school , the two shared a love of jazz , with Watford being @ @ @ @ @ @ @ also recalled observing the future judge ’ s budding , teenage interest in societal matters .
Zimmerman ’ s father was a white Jew who taught black and civil rights history , and had a living room “ filled from floor to ceiling with bookshelves full of literature ” on the subjects , Zimmerman said .
“ Often when Paul was visiting , he noticed those books and my father gladly loaned him several , ” he said .
“ Afterward , they discussed issues raised in those volumes and I felt so @ @ @ @ @ @ @ wall at those discussions.
” Watford also worked at the Fahrenheit 451 bookstore Zimmerman ’ s mother ran in Laguna Beach .
“ A lot of bright high school kids worked there in the 1980s , ” Zimmerman said .
In a 2009 post on a Facebook page Zimmerman created to memorialize the defunct bookstore , Watford described his experience there as pivotal .
“ There could not have been a more intellectually stimulating environment in which to work , especially for an impressionable teenager whose mind was just being opened to the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
“ I came to love biographies and books on history in particular , which is what led me to major in history as an undergraduate at U.C .
Berkeley .
The passion for reading and learning that I developed while working at Fahrenheit 451 has stayed with me to this day .
”

Earlier: As of 2018, the Late Ruth Bader Ginsburg Had Hired Only One Black Clerk in 38 Years on the Bench
The only black clerk Ruth Bader Ginsburg ever deigned to hire during her 40 years on the federal bench was Paul Watford, the guy in the middle who looks like he might be J.K. Simmons’ secret son with Rashida Jones.
Life has been good for Paul Watford:
From the Orange County Register in 2016:
Laguna Beach is nice.
This photo of Paul Watford playing on Laguna Beach High School’s varsity basketball team is from the school’s 1984-1985 Nautilus yearbook. Watford was on a short list to be nominated to the U.S. Supreme Court, although Merrick Garland got the nod from President Barack Obama on Wednesday.
By MARTIN WISCKOL | mwisckol@scng.com | Orange County Register
March 21, 2016 at 8:32 a.m. Paul Watford, one of the few African Americans in his Laguna Beach High graduating class, came as [sic] about as close as possible to being nominated to the U.S. Supreme Court. While President Barack Obama’s final choice to replace the late Justice Antonin Scalia announced Wednesday was Merrick Garland, Watford’s stature as a jurist has been elevated by being widely discussed as a top-three finalist. … “Paul was, undoubtedly, the most brilliant student in my grade,” said Joshua Zimmerman, a high school classmate who teaches history at Yeshiva University in New York. “In history and literature classes we took together, I remember Paul as the student who had a measured, nuanced analysis of issues. … Paul had a sophisticated and elegant writing style that made me envious.” Senate Republicans have vowed not to consider any nomination by Obama. But Watford, a former point guard for his high school’s varsity team, is a moderate whose supporters include notable Republicans. “He’s a rare combination of somebody who is really smart, has accomplished a lot and is really humble,” said U.S. appellate court Judge Alex Kozinski, a Ronald Reagan appointee.
He added that Watford had the kind of credentials that would have impressed GOP senators who took time to consider him. “I’ve never detected any ideology,” Kozinski said. “He was always down the middle. He’s exactly the kind of person they would want.” After receiving his law degree from UCLA, Watford was a clerk for Kozinski and then for Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg. He went on to be a partner in the Los Angeles office of the prominent law firm of Munger, Tolles & Olson and in 2012 assumed his current post as a judge on the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. … “I told him he was a likely candidate for the Supreme Court and he acted like he didn’t believe me,” Kozinski said. “There’s very little with which he could be attacked. He’s led an unimpeachable life. He’s the kind of guy who wouldn’t step off the curb if there’s a ‘no-walk’ sign.” …
Kozinski is the super-energetic former Dating Game winner who got Me-Tooed over some minor stuff.
Watford was born in Garden Grove and grew up in Laguna Beach, where he attended Top of the World Elementary School and Thurston Junior High School before entering Laguna Beach High. He was one of the few blacks at the school – and in the city. … In high school, the two shared a love of jazz, with Watford being particularly enamored with John Coltrane. Zimmerman also recalled observing the future judge’s budding, teenage interest in societal matters. Zimmerman’s father was a white Jew who taught black and civil rights history, and had a living room “filled from floor to ceiling with bookshelves full of literature” on the subjects, Zimmerman said. “Often when Paul was visiting, he noticed those books and my father gladly loaned him several,” he said. “Afterward, they discussed issues raised in those volumes and I felt so privileged to be a fly on the wall at those discussions.” Watford also worked at the Fahrenheit 451 bookstore Zimmerman’s mother ran in Laguna Beach. “A lot of bright high school kids worked there in the 1980s,” Zimmerman said. In a 2009 post on a Facebook page Zimmerman created to memorialize the defunct bookstore, Watford described his experience there as pivotal. “There could not have been a more intellectually stimulating environment in which to work, especially for an impressionable teenager whose mind was just being opened to the world of ideas,” he wrote. “I came to love biographies and books on history in particular, which is what led me to major in history as an undergraduate at U.C. Berkeley. The passion for reading and learning that I developed while working at Fahrenheit 451 has stayed with me to this day.”
[Comment at Unz.com]


vdare--2020-09-20--An Engineer in Alabama Says Blacks Aren't Victims Of "Systemic Racism", But Just "Hardest Hit" By Ma

An Engineer in Alabama Says Blacks Aren't Victims Of "Systemic Racism", But Just "Hardest Hit" By Mass Mexican Immigration

From : An Engineer in Alabama [ Email him ] No , blacks are not being held down by “ systemic racism.
” But yes , they are being screwed .
One black man was ( possibly ) unjustly killed by a white police officer—out of a country of 340+ million people—and this single cherry-picked event has resulted in a massive top-down hysterical propaganda campaign that all the problems that black people face are due to white “ systemic racism.
” We see people rioting like animals and trashing the cities , and it ’ s easy to dismiss American @ @ @ @ @ @ @ failure to rise more than 60 years since civil rights is because they are inherently low-class scum .
Let me give you a brief lesson on the untold story of “ civil rights.
” Up through the 1950s blacks were held down and discriminated against , yes they were .
But unlike all the rubbish you learned in school , it was not primarily about symbolic issues like segregated water fountains or voting , it was about money .
And the Civil Rights movement was also primarily about money , specifically , to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and negotiate for higher pay .
Because American blacks had been paid below-market wages for so long , they were an important source of profit for many of the rich .
So just as blacks started to get decent wages , they were specifically fired en masse and replaced with ( at the time mostly ) Mexican nationals .
That wasn ’ t racism , that was class war .
Yes really .
Check out the numbers in “ Immigration and the Economic Status of African-American Men , ” in Economica ( 2010 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ] .
Black unemployment and “ Hispanic ” employment went up together in near-perfect lockstep .
As individuals , Mexicans are , on average , as decent as anyone .
It wasn ’ t the fault of the Mexican people that their government had deliberately started a population explosion ( “ to make Mexico bigger and better ” —see “ The Mexicans : A Personal Portrait Of A People , by Patrick Oster ) and crushed them into such dire poverty that they had no better options than to steal jobs from American @ @ @ @ @ @ @ effect on black employment that they had .
And no , Mexicans don ’ t do jobs that Americans won ’ t .
I was alive back before then , and I can tell you that absolutely every job that needed doing , was being done .
Every Mexican that came here during that time specifically replaced an American—typically , a black American—and threw them on the trash heap .
Also , Mexicans don ” t work for cheap because they have a better work ethic than Americans—if you offered them higher pay @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ?
Third-World refugees work for low pay because the grinding poverty of their overpopulated homelands means they have no better alternatives ( and also because they can profit from price arbitrage between their native and US economies ) .
There is nothing admirable about working for low wages if you are under duress .
To make things even worse , the special Affirmative Action programs designed to help boost blacks were then extended to most of these Third World refugees , diluting the value of these programs to near zero ( and making @ @ @ @ @ @ @ blacks with Mexicans ! )
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For decades now most of the beneficiaries of Affirmative Action and other racial spoils systems have NOT been the “ American Descendants Of Black Slaves ” .
And then we had “ free ” trade , shipping blue collar manufacturing jobs—often held by American blacks—off to even lower-wage Third World countries .
See earlier letters from the same reader .

From: An Engineer in Alabama [Email him]
No, blacks are not being held down by “systemic racism.” But yes, they are being screwed.
One black man was (possibly) unjustly killed by a white police officer—out of a country of 340+ million people—and this single cherry-picked event has resulted in a massive top-down hysterical propaganda campaign that all the problems that black people face are due to white “systemic racism.” We see people rioting like animals and trashing the cities, and it’s easy to dismiss American blacks as childish animals, that their failure to rise more than 60 years since civil rights is because they are inherently low-class scum.
Let me give you a brief lesson on the untold story of “civil rights.”
Up through the 1950s blacks were held down and discriminated against, yes they were. But unlike all the rubbish you learned in school, it was not primarily about symbolic issues like segregated water fountains or voting, it was about money. And the Civil Rights movement was also primarily about money, specifically, to give American blacks the right to unionize and negotiate for higher pay.
Because American blacks had been paid below-market wages for so long, they were an important source of profit for many of the rich. So just as blacks started to get decent wages, they were specifically fired en masse and replaced with (at the time mostly) Mexican nationals. That wasn’t racism, that was class war.
Yes really. Check out the numbers in “Immigration and the Economic Status of African-American Men,” in Economica (2010) 77, 255-282. [PDF]. Black unemployment and “Hispanic” employment went up together in near-perfect lockstep.
As individuals, Mexicans are, on average, as decent as anyone. It wasn’t the fault of the Mexican people that their government had deliberately started a population explosion (“to make Mexico bigger and better”—see “The Mexicans: A Personal Portrait Of A People, by Patrick Oster) and crushed them into such dire poverty that they had no better options than to steal jobs from American blacks. But they still had the effect on black employment that they had.
And no, Mexicans don’t do jobs that Americans won’t. I was alive back before then, and I can tell you that absolutely every job that needed doing, was being done. Every Mexican that came here during that time specifically replaced an American—typically, a black American—and threw them on the trash heap. Also, Mexicans don't work for cheap because they have a better work ethic than Americans—if you offered them higher pay and decent benefits, would they refuse? Third-World refugees work for low pay because the grinding poverty of their overpopulated homelands means they have no better alternatives (and also because they can profit from price arbitrage between their native and US economies). There is nothing admirable about working for low wages if you are under duress.
To make things even worse, the special Affirmative Action programs designed to help boost blacks were then extended to most of these Third World refugees, diluting the value of these programs to near zero (and making it easier for the rich to replace blacks with Mexicans!). For decades now most of the beneficiaries of Affirmative Action and other racial spoils systems have NOT been the “American Descendants Of Black Slaves.” And then we had “free” trade, shipping blue collar manufacturing jobs—often held by American blacks—off to even lower-wage Third World countries.
See earlier letters from the same reader.


vdare--2020-09-20--Joe Biden Has Left The Building: It Will Be A Kamala Administration On Day One

Earlier : Hillary 's Health , And The Lies About JFK , FDR , And Woodrow Wilson—Health Coverup `` Conspiracies '' Have Happened Repeatedly and We Were Lied To By FDR 's , JFK 's And Woodrow Wilson 's Doctors—Why Believe Hillary 's `` Fainting Spell '' ?
Displaying , yet again , that the average Trump supporter can marshal immensely more intelligence than can the over-credentialed Brain Trust that staffs the bipartisan Left , several attendees of President Trump ’ s Great American Comeback rally in Bemidji , Minnesota , spoke the plain truth that the ruling class has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the building .
[ Trump Supporter : Democrat Treatment of Joe Biden ‘ Bordering on Elder Abuse ’ , by Hannah Bleau , Breitbart , September 18 , 2020 ] The Democrats ’ “ sad ” treatment of their purported nominee , these brave Americans observed , “ borders on elder abuse.
” Merely by looking into the man ’ s vacant eyes , we see that he is no longer there .
The human puppet à la Dead Silence now calling itself “ Joe Biden ” is a walking corpse , a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ drugs , used by the party to place a white veneer of harmlessness , and moderation upon a program of apocalyptic nightmare .
As soon as “ Joe Biden ” is inaugurated , as he and his “ running mate , ” Kamala Harris , have both telegraphed , “ he ” will step aside .
Until then , “ he ” will simply continue on as the stilted mouthpiece for the legion of ventriloquists pulling the strings .
Even more culpable than the Democrats in the ongoing humiliation and abuse of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ne ’ er-do-well son .
If the Bidens loved their husband and father , they would not allow this to happen to him .
How can we not see this situation for what it is ?
This is Weekend at Bernie ’ s .
Do “ Biden ” supporters really not see that every public appearance is stage-managed , that “ Biden ” uses teleprompters for short interviews ?
How can they look past the senility which worsens each day ?
Why are there zero journalists willing to look into this ?
This @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the journalistic veil of silence regarding Hillary Clinton ’ s collapse in the 2016 campaign , President Roosevelt ’ s physical incapacity , Woodrow Wilson 's stroke , and even President Kennedy ’ s serious health issues .
Just as we are in so many other respects , the American Nation is adrift in uncharted waters .
If the Enemy can get away with this , there appears to be no limit to what it can accomplish .

Earlier: Hillary's Health, And The Lies About JFK, FDR, And Woodrow Wilson—Health Coverup "Conspiracies" Have Happened Repeatedly and We Were Lied To By FDR's, JFK's And Woodrow Wilson's Doctors—Why Believe Hillary's "Fainting Spell"?
Displaying, yet again, that the average Trump supporter can marshal immensely more intelligence than can the over-credentialed Brain Trust that staffs the bipartisan Left, several attendees of President Trump’s Great American Comeback rally in Bemidji, Minnesota, spoke the plain truth that the ruling class has deemed unmentionable: Joe Biden has left the building. [Trump Supporter: Democrat Treatment of Joe Biden ‘Bordering on Elder Abuse,’ by Hannah Bleau, Breitbart, September 18, 2020] The Democrats’ “sad” treatment of their purported nominee, these brave Americans observed, “borders on elder abuse.” Merely by looking into the man’s vacant eyes, we see that he is no longer there.
The human puppet à la Dead Silence now calling itself “Joe Biden” is a walking corpse, a shell, pumped full of performance enhancing drugs, used by the party to place a white veneer of harmlessness, and moderation upon a program of apocalyptic nightmare. As soon as “Joe Biden” is inaugurated, as he and his “running mate,” Kamala Harris, have both telegraphed, “he” will step aside. Until then, “he” will simply continue on as the stilted mouthpiece for the legion of ventriloquists pulling the strings.
Even more culpable than the Democrats in the ongoing humiliation and abuse of the real Joe Biden is his wife and ne’er-do-well son. If the Bidens loved their husband and father, they would not allow this to happen to him. How can we not see this situation for what it is? This is Weekend at Bernie’s. Do “Biden” supporters really not see that every public appearance is stage-managed, that “Biden” uses teleprompters for short interviews? How can they look past the senility which worsens each day? Why are there zero journalists willing to look into this?
This is orders of magnitude more sinister than the journalistic veil of silence regarding Hillary Clinton’s collapse in the 2016 campaign, President Roosevelt’s physical incapacity, Woodrow Wilson's stroke, and even President Kennedy’s serious health issues. Just as we are in so many other respects, the American Nation is adrift in uncharted waters. If the Enemy can get away with this, there appears to be no limit to what it can accomplish.


vdare--2020-09-20--Amy Wax on Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Amy Wax on Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Amy Wax of the U. of Pennsylvania law school wrote an insightful article about RBG earlier this year for the Claremont Review of Books .
In Wax ’ s telling , Ginsburg was a brilliant workaholic , able to go head to head with the smartest men , but most women ( like most men ) are not brilliant workaholics .
This meant that Ginsburg was increasingly irrelevant during the Great Awokening when the issue became how to dumb down American life to the level at which black women could compete equally with Jewish men : The tensions between Ginsburg @ @ @ @ @ @ @ between feminist aspirations and most women ’ s lives , and between incremental progress and dramatic transformation , are indicative of larger fault lines in feminism that Ginsburg has barely addressed in her career , writings , or opinions .
Ginsburg has always been primarily an “ equity feminist.
” She has pushed for formal equality and for greater access to arenas from which women were previously excluded , expecting greater access to yield greater parity .
She proceeded in this way because she envisioned women as a match for men not just @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and roles .
Yet despite pushing conventional limits and challenging gender stereotypes at home and at work , she favored a targeted legal path to fixing gender inequality , not a revolutionary transformation of all aspects of society .
She had little interest in recasting basic institutional design or disrupting workplace hierarchies : she accepted longstanding , conventionally masculine standards for education , legal procedure , analysis , and argumentation .
In a speech to women judges in 1986 , she argued against preferences and special treatment for women in such areas as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ those efforts would reinforce stereotypes .
In these respects , at least , she wanted women to be more like men .
And though she is frequently billed as a pragmatist , Ginsburg in her writings reveals an optimistic , idealistic vision of harmoniously egalitarian families , political precincts , and workplaces .
Without ever confronting the question deeply or directly , she implicitly accepts the basic premises of blank-slate progressivism : that the present realities of gender , including women ’ s and men ’ s differing preferences , choices , capacities @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of a benighted and oppressive past that can be vanquished and eliminated by getting law and policy right .
She has often asserted that such reforms would benefit both sexes , so that her quest for women ’ s rights is also one for human rights .
But this win-win conception carries limitations and creates blind spots .
Fueled by her own fortunate situation and the insular elite domains she occupies , Ginsburg has failed to confront the real tradeoffs that might be entailed in expanding women ’ s rights .
She has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of womanhood and the intricacies of family relations might impede equality of outcomes , or that interchangeable roles for men and women might not be attainable , or even desirable , for the great majority of people of either sex .
In recognition of these insights , there emerged in the 1980s a different strain of feminism from the one Ginsburg championed .
Designated “ difference feminism , ” this alternative philosophy acknowledges women ’ s unique vulnerabilities , traits , and needs , calling upon society to recognize , accommodate , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ women are not exactly like men .
Within the legal profession itself , the contrast between equity and difference feminism was presaged , strikingly , by the government ’ s argument in the VMI case .
The state proposed that a separate military education program be developed at Mary Washington College as a gentler and less “ adversative ” substitute for the rigorous demands of a VMI education .
In his counterargument , Deputy Solicitor General Paul Bender cast aspersions on the state ’ s assertion that women couldn ’ t handle the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ very same logic , he suggested , “ a new women ’ s law school ” would have to be set up with “ a much warmer , a much more embracing environment ” —a notion , he implied , both risible and demeaning .
But ironically , quite similar proposals were advanced in the same year by feminist Lani Guinier , now a Harvard Law professor , in a University of Pennsylvania Law Review article .
According to Guinier , the Socratic method , with its emphasis on logic , rigor , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , was personally intimidating and psychologically traumatic for women .
Male-oriented pedagogical techniques interfered with women ’ s ability to learn and accounted for the then-measured gaps between males and females in law school performance , class participation , and subjective self-evaluations .
Guinier urged law schools to adopt more “ female-friendly ” educational methods that were better suited to women ’ s wants and needs .
Unlike Ginsburg , who demanded entry to male precincts and permission to perform on men ’ s terms , Guinier asked that the contours of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ game , be radically revised .
This same impulse has now motivated calls to revise basic rules in politics , science , the entertainment industry , the military , journalism , and other male-dominated workplaces .
The future of women in American society will undeniably be shaped by how it responds to these demands , and how that response affects men ’ s and women ’ s lives .
Ruth Bader Ginsburg , for her part , has mostly avoided grappling with difficult questions about the nature and source of sex differences , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ implications for the world of work , sexual relations , and family .
Despite RBG ’ s many successes , these questions remain her legacy for future generations to address .
They will be with us for a long time .
Amy L. Wax is the Robert Mundheim Professor of Law at the University of Pennsylvania Law School .

Amy Wax of the U. of Pennsylvania law school wrote an insightful article about RBG earlier this year for the Claremont Review of Books. In Wax’s telling, Ginsburg was a brilliant workaholic, able to go head to head with the smartest men, but most women (like most men) are not brilliant workaholics. This meant that Ginsburg was increasingly irrelevant during the Great Awokening when the issue became how to dumb down American life to the level at which black women could compete equally with Jewish men:
The tensions between Ginsburg’s example and the reality, between feminist aspirations and most women’s lives, and between incremental progress and dramatic transformation, are indicative of larger fault lines in feminism that Ginsburg has barely addressed in her career, writings, or opinions. Ginsburg has always been primarily an “equity feminist.” She has pushed for formal equality and for greater access to arenas from which women were previously excluded, expecting greater access to yield greater parity. She proceeded in this way because she envisioned women as a match for men not just in legal formalisms, but in outcomes and roles. Yet despite pushing conventional limits and challenging gender stereotypes at home and at work, she favored a targeted legal path to fixing gender inequality, not a revolutionary transformation of all aspects of society. She had little interest in recasting basic institutional design or disrupting workplace hierarchies: she accepted longstanding, conventionally masculine standards for education, legal procedure, analysis, and argumentation. In a speech to women judges in 1986, she argued against preferences and special treatment for women in such areas as pregnancy and child rearing, warning that those efforts would reinforce stereotypes. In these respects, at least, she wanted women to be more like men.
And though she is frequently billed as a pragmatist, Ginsburg in her writings reveals an optimistic, idealistic vision of harmoniously egalitarian families, political precincts, and workplaces. Without ever confronting the question deeply or directly, she implicitly accepts the basic premises of blank-slate progressivism: that the present realities of gender, including women’s and men’s differing preferences, choices, capacities, and desires, are the remnants of a benighted and oppressive past that can be vanquished and eliminated by getting law and policy right. She has often asserted that such reforms would benefit both sexes, so that her quest for women’s rights is also one for human rights. But this win-win conception carries limitations and creates blind spots. Fueled by her own fortunate situation and the insular elite domains she occupies, Ginsburg has failed to confront the real tradeoffs that might be entailed in expanding women’s rights. She has never stopped to consider that the nature of womanhood and the intricacies of family relations might impede equality of outcomes, or that interchangeable roles for men and women might not be attainable, or even desirable, for the great majority of people of either sex.
In recognition of these insights, there emerged in the 1980s a different strain of feminism from the one Ginsburg championed. Designated “difference feminism,” this alternative philosophy acknowledges women’s unique vulnerabilities, traits, and needs, calling upon society to recognize, accommodate, and even cater to the ways in which women are not exactly like men. Within the legal profession itself, the contrast between equity and difference feminism was presaged, strikingly, by the government’s argument in the VMI case. The state proposed that a separate military education program be developed at Mary Washington College as a gentler and less “adversative” substitute for the rigorous demands of a VMI education. In his counterargument, Deputy Solicitor General Paul Bender cast aspersions on the state’s assertion that women couldn’t handle the harsh regime at VMI. On the very same logic, he suggested, “a new women’s law school” would have to be set up with “a much warmer, a much more embracing environment”—a notion, he implied, both risible and demeaning.
But ironically, quite similar proposals were advanced in the same year by feminist Lani Guinier, now a Harvard Law professor, in a University of Pennsylvania Law Review article. According to Guinier, the Socratic method, with its emphasis on logic, rigor, fine analytic distinctions, and public performance, was personally intimidating and psychologically traumatic for women. Male-oriented pedagogical techniques interfered with women’s ability to learn and accounted for the then-measured gaps between males and females in law school performance, class participation, and subjective self-evaluations. Guinier urged law schools to adopt more “female-friendly” educational methods that were better suited to women’s wants and needs. Unlike Ginsburg, who demanded entry to male precincts and permission to perform on men’s terms, Guinier asked that the contours of the field, and the playbook for the game, be radically revised. This same impulse has now motivated calls to revise basic rules in politics, science, the entertainment industry, the military, journalism, and other male-dominated workplaces.
The future of women in American society will undeniably be shaped by how it responds to these demands, and how that response affects men’s and women’s lives. Ruth Bader Ginsburg, for her part, has mostly avoided grappling with difficult questions about the nature and source of sex differences, their malleability or intransigence, and their implications for the world of work, sexual relations, and family. Despite RBG’s many successes, these questions remain her legacy for future generations to address. They will be with us for a long time.
Amy L. Wax is the Robert Mundheim Professor of Law at the University of Pennsylvania Law School.


vdare--2020-09-18--Thomas Jefferson High School In VA: Whites Use George Floyd To Combat Asian Supremacy In STEM

Earlier : Democrats ' Coalition of the Fringes Comes Unglued Over Stuyvesant HS Much like Stuyvesant High School in NYC , Thomas Jefferson STEM HS in the DC suburbs of Virginia has test only admissions and its student body is 73 % Asian and only 17 % white .
Whites are using the Summer of George to deal with the rising tide of Asian Supremacy .
Thomas Jefferson High School Could Switch to a “ Merit Lottery ” for Admission A proposal aims to diversify the elite STEM school by eliminating the admissions test and $ 100 application fee .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ School for Science and Technology needs to change its admissions policy , according to Fairfax County Public Schools superintendent Scott Brabrand .
In a proposal he submitted to the county school board on Tuesday , Brabrand shared a vision for a transformed admissions process that he hopes will increase diversity at the competitive high school .
The new system would eliminate the admissions test and $ 100 application fee and introduce a “ merit lottery ” process .
This proposal comes after a recent outcry from alumni about the demographic breakdown of students @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Fewer than ten Black students were offered admission , a number so low that it wasn ’ t included in the FCPS news release reporting class statistics .
One thing to keep in mind : as with Stuyvesant , if you are black and smart enough to get into Thomas Jefferson , you will probably be offered a scholarship to go to St. Alban ’ s or Sidwell Friends with the children and grandchildren of the national super-elite .
Why would you instead want to go to Thomas Jefferson and make friends @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to know the scions of Senators ?
Like many years before , the majority admitted this year are Asian students , who make up 73 percent of the incoming class .
TJ is consistently ranked as a top school in the country and the competition is brutal : This year , the admissions rate was about 19 percent .
Parents bend over backwards for their child ’ s potential admission , moving families across the state to fulfill residency requirements and enrolling their kids in after-school programs to prepare them for the TJ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as early as third grade , ” Washingtonian reported in 2017 ) .
But this process tends to benefit privileged families in the area , creating a homogenous student population that doesn ’ t come close to fairly representing the six diverse districts in Northern Virginia that the school serves .

Earlier: Democrats' Coalition of the Fringes Comes Unglued Over Stuyvesant HS
Thomas Jefferson High School in Virginia, rated as the best in the nation, plans to scrap their admissions testing and overhaul their curriculum to embrace critical race theory. @stockes76 https://t.co/tIV7hmsIKm — National File (@NationalFile) September 17, 2020
Much like Stuyvesant High School in NYC, Thomas Jefferson STEM HS in the DC suburbs of Virginia has test only admissions and its student body is 73% Asian and only 17% white.
Whites are using the Summer of George to deal with the rising tide of Asian Supremacy.
From the Washingtonian:
Thomas Jefferson High School Could Switch to a “Merit Lottery” for Admission
A proposal aims to diversify the elite STEM school by eliminating the admissions test and $100 application fee.
WRITTEN BY ROSA CARTAGENA Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology needs to change its admissions policy, according to Fairfax County Public Schools superintendent Scott Brabrand. In a proposal he submitted to the county school board on Tuesday, Brabrand shared a vision for a transformed admissions process that he hopes will increase diversity at the competitive high school. The new system would eliminate the admissions test and $100 application fee and introduce a “merit lottery” process. This proposal comes after a recent outcry from alumni about the demographic breakdown of students in the incoming freshman class of 2024. Fewer than ten Black students were offered admission, a number so low that it wasn’t included in the FCPS news release reporting class statistics.
One thing to keep in mind: as with Stuyvesant, if you are black and smart enough to get into Thomas Jefferson, you will probably be offered a scholarship to go to St. Alban’s or Sidwell Friends with the children and grandchildren of the national super-elite. Why would you instead want to go to Thomas Jefferson and make friends with Asian grinds when you can get to know the scions of Senators?
Like many years before, the majority admitted this year are Asian students, who make up 73 percent of the incoming class. TJ is consistently ranked as a top school in the country and the competition is brutal: This year, the admissions rate was about 19 percent. Parents bend over backwards for their child’s potential admission, moving families across the state to fulfill residency requirements and enrolling their kids in after-school programs to prepare them for the TJ admissions test (with “some starting as early as third grade,” Washingtonian reported in 2017). But this process tends to benefit privileged families in the area, creating a homogenous student population that doesn’t come close to fairly representing the six diverse districts in Northern Virginia that the school serves.
[Comment at Unz.com]


vdare--2020-09-17--CV Vitolo Hadad: Another Affirmative Action Fraud Is Caught

University of Wisconsin-Madison grad student admits pretending to be a person of color By Hira Humayun and David Williams , CNN ( CNN ) A graduate student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison has resigned from a teaching position after admitting on social media that they [ sic ] falsely claimed to be a person of color .
CV Vitolo-Haddad apologized last week in two posts on Medium and announced that they [ sic ] were leaving their position as the co-president of the university ’ s Teaching Assistants ’ Association ( TAA ) .
Vitolo-Haddad uses the nonbinary pronouns they/them @ @ @ @ @ @ @ post on Medium accused Vitolo-Haddad of misleading people about their racial and ethnic identity .
In a September 6 post addressed to “ dear friends , loved ones and organizing comrades , ” Vitolo-Haddad wrote that they were “ so deeply sorry for the ways you are hurting right now because of me.
” “ I have let guesses about my ancestry become answers I wanted but couldn ’ t prove .
I have let people make assumptions when I should have corrected them , ” Vitolo-Haddad wrote .
In a second post @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Vitolo-Haddad wrote that they were of southern Italian/Sicilian heritage .
“ When asked if I identify as Black , my answer should have always been ‘ No.
’ There were three separate instances I said otherwise , ” Vitolo-Haddad wrote , adding that “ I should have never entered Black organizing spaces.
” Let ’ s not ask about any affirmative action they enjoys in admissions and hiring .
Nobody is supposed to think about how it is in the career self-interest of white leftist academics like Jessica Krug , CV Vitolo Hadad @ @ @ @ @ @ @ race boxes other than white on application forms .
… Vitolo-Haddad also apologized for “ taking lies about Cuban roots at face value.
” Vitolo-Haddad was offered a conditional tenure-track position at California State University , Fresno , and was scheduled to start teaching during the 2021 fall semester , a university spokeswoman told CNN .
The offer was made before the allegations were made public and was subject to Vitolo-Haddad completing a background check .
“ We can confirm that CV Vitolo-Haddad will not be a faculty member at Fresno State , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ The TAA enabled this harm by electing them to a position of power in our union : we have unknowingly rewarded the toxic opportunism of performing Blackness .
We intend to immediately begin the work of repairing this harm , ” the statement said John Lucas , the university ’ s assistant vice chancellor of university communications , told CNN that Vitolo-Haddad is not currently employed as a teaching assistant and is a doctoral student in the university ’ s journalism and communications school .
Vitolo-Haddad received a bachelor ’ s degree @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a master ’ s degree in communications from Wake Forest University , according to their LinkedIn profile .
With that kind of scintillating resume , she no doubt would have been hired for a tenure track professorship even if she ’ d admitted to being white .
A few notes : The “ Haddad ” part of her name comes from an ex-spouse .
She claimed when first semi- ‘ fessing up to be a little bit Eritrean .
Eritrea was a colony of Italy and has a large Christian population , so @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .

Earlier: White Disprivilege Explains Flight from White
White woman academic CV Vitolo-Haddad, who demands everybody refer to her as "they," is now being canceled for NOT being: — Steve Sailer (@Steve_Sailer) September 17, 2020
From CNN:
University of Wisconsin-Madison grad student admits pretending to be a person of color
By Hira Humayun and David Williams, CNN Updated 4:16 PM ET, Thu September 17, 2020 (CNN) A graduate student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison has resigned from a teaching position after admitting on social media that they [sic] falsely claimed to be a person of color. CV Vitolo-Haddad apologized last week in two posts on Medium and announced that they [sic] were leaving their position as the co-president of the university’s Teaching Assistants’ Association (TAA). Vitolo-Haddad uses the nonbinary pronouns they/them. The apologies came after an anonymous post on Medium accused Vitolo-Haddad of misleading people about their racial and ethnic identity. In a September 6 post addressed to “dear friends, loved ones and organizing comrades,”
I.e., they is a leftist.
Vitolo-Haddad wrote that they were “so deeply sorry for the ways you are hurting right now because of me.” “I have let guesses about my ancestry become answers I wanted but couldn’t prove. I have let people make assumptions when I should have corrected them,” Vitolo-Haddad wrote. In a second post that was edited on September 11, Vitolo-Haddad wrote that they were of southern Italian/Sicilian heritage. “When asked if I identify as Black, my answer should have always been ‘No.’ There were three separate instances I said otherwise,” Vitolo-Haddad wrote, adding that “I should have never entered Black organizing spaces.”
Let’s not ask about any affirmative action they enjoys in admissions and hiring. Nobody is supposed to think about how it is in the career self-interest of white leftist academics like Jessica Krug, CV Vitolo Hadad, and Elizabeth Warren to check off race boxes other than white on application forms.
… Vitolo-Haddad also apologized for “taking lies about Cuban roots at face value.” Vitolo-Haddad was offered a conditional tenure-track position at California State University, Fresno, and was scheduled to start teaching during the 2021 fall semester, a university spokeswoman told CNN. The offer was made before the allegations were made public and was subject to Vitolo-Haddad completing a background check. “We can confirm that CV Vitolo-Haddad will not be a faculty member at Fresno State,” said spokeswoman Patti Waid. … “The TAA enabled this harm by electing them to a position of power in our union: we have unknowingly rewarded the toxic opportunism of performing Blackness. We intend to immediately begin the work of repairing this harm,” the statement said John Lucas, the university’s assistant vice chancellor of university communications, told CNN that Vitolo-Haddad is not currently employed as a teaching assistant and is a doctoral student in the university’s journalism and communications school. Vitolo-Haddad received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Central Florida and a master’s degree in communications from Wake Forest University, according to their LinkedIn profile.
With that kind of scintillating resume, she no doubt would have been hired for a tenure track professorship even if she’d admitted to being white.
A few notes: The “Haddad” part of her name comes from an ex-spouse. She claimed when first semi-‘fessing up to be a little bit Eritrean. Eritrea was a colony of Italy and has a large Christian population, so this assertion is not prima facie implausible.
[Comment at Unz.com]


vdare--2020-09-21--Delaware’s Lauren Witzke—Advocating An Immigration Moratorium In A State Where National Populism Sho

Delaware’s Lauren Witzke—Advocating An Immigration Moratorium In A State Where National Populism Should Win

Immigration patriots saw a major victory last week : a committed America First candidate won the GOP Senate nomination in Delaware .
Lauren Witzke puts immigration at the center of her agenda and champions an immigration moratorium .
If she wins , Witzke would be , far and away , the best senator on immigration .
It ’ s no surprise she is facing a full-frontal assault from the Main Stream Media and is being ignored by the GOP Establishment , which has made it clear that ( despite Trump ) it doesn ’ t want immigration patriots in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is running in a once-contested state that , thanks to GOP Establishment uselessness , is now deep Blue .
She faces many challenges ahead , but immigration patriots will be right there with her .
Her emergence is a testament to the potency of National Populism .
Witzke ’ s campaign website lists immigration at the top of its Issues page .
She separates herself from generic Republicans by addressing the problems with legal and illegal immigration .
The Issues page directly attacks “ GOP Establishment elites ” for doing nothing on immigration @ @ @ @ @ @ @ immigrants every year , on top of at least ONE MILLION illegal aliens.
” She wants an immigration system that does not “ hurt the job prospects of ordinary Americans , or erase American culture.
” Her Issues page also attacks the “ cheap labor lobby ” that undermines American workers and goes into great detail about the widespread abuse of our visa system : Witzke vows to address demographics through “ legislation to further incentivize marriage and child-bearing , thus increasing American birthrates and rebuilding our culture to center it around the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ defend the Second Amendment and vehemently opposes unconstitutional “ Red Flag ” laws .
Witzke soundly defeated her state party-endorsed opponent by a 14-point margin .
Her decisive victory proves the popularity of immigration patriotism , even in the face of Establishment hostility .
There ’ s a good reason roughly two-thirds of Americans back President Trump ’ s temporary immigration moratorium : it serves the interests of actual Americans .
Sadly , not enough Republicans get the message .
Witzke , on the other hand , does .
Not surprisingly , Witzke @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from the MSM .
Anti-Right enforcer Will Sommer attacked Witzke for allegedly espousing QAnon “ conspiracy theories , ” “ anti-Semitism , ” and associating “ with anti-Semitic and white nationalist figures in the “ America First ” faction of the pro-Trump right.
” [ New QAnon-Allied GOP Senate Candidate Also Pushed Anti-Semitism , Flat Earthism , and 9/11 Conspiracies , by Will Sommer , The Daily Beast , September 16 , 2020 ] The Israeli Leftist newspaper Haaretz published an entire article shrieking over her thanking Groyper commentator Nicholas Fuentes for his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to QAnon , White Nationalist Nick Fuentes , Haaretz , September 18 , 2020 ] .
Other outlets sank even lower and mocked Witzke for her frankly-acknowledged struggle with drug addiction .
[ QAnon-Supporting GOP Candidate Is A Flat-Earther With Arrest Record For Heroin , by Jake Thomas , The Intellectualist , September 17 , 2020 ] And , of course , Conservatism Inc joined the pile-on as well .
The Daily Cucker published a sketchy rewrite of Sommer ’ s article and dubbed Witzke a QAnon supporter [ Political Newcomer Who Supported @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Senate Primary , by Andrew Trunsky , September 16 , 2020 ] .
Witzke does have some Dissident Media support .
, she praised Newsmax and One America News for giving her a platform to share her message .
But outside these conservative outlets and the Dissident Right on Twitter , she ’ s shunned .
Even local Delaware news media don ’ t seem to have not profiled her since her victory .
On the other hand , her Politically Incorrect reaction to the passing of Queen Kritarch Ruth Bader Ginsburg shows @ @ @ @ @ @ @ She tweeted this : Her reaction immediately drew knee-jerk Shock !
Horror !
coverage ( and some standard GOP cuckery ) from an MSM that would much prefer to ignore her [ Delaware Republican U.S. Senate candidate draws criticism for 'classless ' RBG response , by Jeff Neiburg , Delaware News Journal , September 19 , 2020 ] .
Delaware is precisely the kind of state that Bush-Ryan-Rove Republicanism has let slip through the party ’ s fingers .
Currently , it does have a Democratic governor and congressional delegation , and Democrats @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Its sole congressional seat was held by a Republican until 2011 .
It could be won back with the right type of GOP campaign .
Delaware is remarkably white for a solid-Blue state .
Sixty-two percent of the state is non-Hispanic white ; 23 % is black and less than 10 % is Hispanic .
It ’ s 22 % Catholic—Witzke says she ’ s Orthodox but is strongly Right-To-Life .
It has a lower share of foreign-born residents than the national average—9.2 % versus 13.7 % for the rest of the country @ @ @ @ @ @ @ professionals , a Democratic-leaning demographic—61 percent of people born in Delaware now live somewhere else and only 23 percent of Delaware ’ s population is between 18 and 34 .
Conversely , Delaware is a prime destination for retirees , a demographic that leans Republican [ Young flee Delaware for better jobs , while retirees move here , by Molly Murray , The News Journal , May 8 , 2016 ] .
The state has a Blue-Collar reputation that should make it open to National Populist appeals .
Open borders and unrestricted free @ @ @ @ @ @ @ state and few Democrats will stand up to these threats .
But the problem is that few Republicans have run as national populists in the Blue Hen State .
Take Christine O ’ Donnell .
In 2010 , in an earlier rebellion by GOP primary voters against the party ’ s Establishment , the Tea Party-backed candidate won the nomination for the U.S. Senate seat that Joe Biden had vacated and which had temporarily been held by an appointee .
She was widely mocked by the Dem/ media complex for her alleged gaffes @ @ @ @ @ @ @ attention was paid to her middling positions on immigration and trade .
While saying she opposed Amnesty , she also said she wanted to make it easier for immigrants to gain citizenship .
Her comments left open the possibility of illegal immigrants receiving this pathway to citizenship .
She barely noticed free trade issues on the campaign trail .
With all this and the usual lack of solid support from resentful national Republicans , her candidacy was hobbled and she eventually lost by 16 points to Chris Coons .
Significantly , however , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The GOP put a more Establishment candidate in 2014 .
Kevin Wade lost by a little over 13 points to the now-incumbent Democrat Coons .
Wade didn ’ t make immigration much of an issue in the race , with his only identifiable stance being : “ Secure the border ; return lost children to home countries.
” Not bad , but also not enough emphasis .
Of course , the GOP has rushed to support this attractive young ( thirty-something ) female candidate… .
not .
The national Republican Party is unlikely @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s campaign .
With characteristic lack of imagination , the party has written off Delaware as a Democratic state .
The only defense for the national GOP : it may not have the resources for Witzke right now .
The party is fighting a defensive battle over at least eight Senate seats in the middle of a grueling presidential election [ 8 Senate races with heavy fall spending , by James Arkin , Politico , May 1 , 2020 ] .
The party would probably put the same little resources into Delaware regardless @ @ @ @ @ @ @ unfortunate but it doesn ’ t mean Witzke can ’ t win .
You can never discount the possibility of her opponent , Chris Coons , not bothering to campaign and Witzke ’ s message catching on in the Blue Hen state .
Crazier things have happened in politics and no race is ever certain .
Ask Eric Cantor .
One bit of good news : the national GOP is refusing to be stampeded by the MSM witch-hunt about QAnon ( arguably the patriots ’ version of the Russia Hoax ) and is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ There are plenty of examples of where the party has officially disavowed candidates who won their nominations .
One notorious case : then-President George H.W .
Bush and the Republican National Committee denouncing David Duke , their own party ’ s nominee in the 1991 Louisiana gubernatorial race ( which the Democrats of course promptly won ) [ Bush Denounces Duke As Racist and Charlatan , by Roberto Suro , NYT , November 7 , 1991 ] There ’ s less well-known examples , such as the Establishment sabotaging immigration patriot Seth Grossman @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 2018 .
But it ’ s a different moment in 2020 .
There are at least three other “ controversial ” congressional nominees the GOP continues to support : Laura Loomer in Florida , Lauren Boebert in Colorado and Marjorie Taylor Greene in Georgia .
All three are serious candidates and Greene is currently running unopposed [ Democrat challenging controversial GOP congressional candidate in Georgia quits race , by Ally Mutnick , Politico , September 11 , 2020 ] .
Party apparatchiks are holding their nose and declining to disavow .
They know @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
This shows some improvement .
Witzke could signal a new era in Delaware politics .
Her message could win over more voters for Republicans than in nearly 10 years , with little expenditure of money , and could shift the safe blue state into a battleground territory .
We will see more candidates like her win GOP nominations , especially if Trump keeps the White House .
The days when the GOP could ignore immigration are over .
It ’ s not enough to say you oppose illegal immigration or support a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ address legal immigration and protect America from the dangers of demographic replacement .
Lauren Witzke , and Delaware ’ s GOP primary voters , show the national GOP the way .
Now where is the supportive tweet from President Trump ?
Washington Watcher II [ Email him ] is an anonymous DC insider .

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Previously: Candidate Who Favors Immigration Moratorium Wins GOP Senate Primary In Delaware
Immigration patriots saw a major victory last week: a committed America First candidate won the GOP Senate nomination in Delaware. Lauren Witzke puts immigration at the center of her agenda and champions an immigration moratorium. If she wins, Witzke would be, far and away, the best senator on immigration. It’s no surprise she is facing a full-frontal assault from the Main Stream Media and is being ignored by the GOP Establishment, which has made it clear that (despite Trump) it doesn’t want immigration patriots in the Senate (or House). Witzke is running in a once-contested state that, thanks to GOP Establishment uselessness, is now deep Blue. She faces many challenges ahead, but immigration patriots will be right there with her. Her emergence is a testament to the potency of National Populism.
Witzke’s campaign website lists immigration at the top of its Issues page. She separates herself from generic Republicans by addressing the problems with legal and illegal immigration. The Issues page directly attacks “GOP Establishment elites” for doing nothing on immigration, allowing in “ONE MILLION legal immigrants every year, on top of at least ONE MILLION illegal aliens.” She wants an immigration system that does not “hurt the job prospects of ordinary Americans, or erase American culture.”
Witzke’s plan for immigration is solid:
She will fight for an immigration moratorium, along with a fully funded and erected border wall, an end to chain migration and birthright citizenship, and to stop massive visa abuses.
Her Issues page also attacks the “cheap labor lobby” that undermines American workers and goes into great detail about the widespread abuse of our visa system:
Democrats used to care about American workers. Now they care about abstract ideas like ‘social justice’ perpetuated by urban elites, and have left the majority of American workers behind.
Witzke vows to address demographics through “legislation to further incentivize marriage and child-bearing, thus increasing American birthrates and rebuilding our culture to center it around the American Family.”
She also promises to defend the Second Amendment and vehemently opposes unconstitutional “Red Flag” laws.
Witzke soundly defeated her state party endorsed opponent by a 14-point margin. Her decisive victory proves the popularity of immigration patriotism, even in the face of Establishment hostility. There’s a good reason roughly two-thirds of Americans back President Trump’s temporary immigration moratorium: it serves the interests of actual Americans. Sadly, not enough Republicans get the message. Witzke, on the other hand, does.
Not surprisingly, Witzke’s powerful agenda draws sharp attacks from the MSM. Anti-Right enforcer Will Sommer attacked Witzke for allegedly espousing QAnon “conspiracy theories,” “anti-Semitism,” and associating “with anti-Semitic and white nationalist figures in the “America First” faction of the pro-Trump right” [New QAnon-Allied GOP Senate Candidate Also Pushed Anti-Semitism, Flat Earthism, and 9/11 Conspiracies, by Will Sommer, The Daily Beast, September 16, 2020]. The Israeli Leftist newspaper Haaretz published an entire article shrieking over her thanking Groyper commentator Nicholas Fuentes for his support [Delaware GOP Primary Winner Linked to QAnon, White Nationalist Nick Fuentes, Haaretz, September 18, 2020]. Other outlets sank even lower and mocked Witzke for her frankly acknowledged struggle with drug addiction [QAnon-Supporting GOP Candidate Is A Flat-Earther With Arrest Record For Heroin, by Jake Thomas, The Intellectualist, September 17, 2020].
And, of course, Conservatism Inc joined the pile-on as well. The Daily Cucker published a sketchy rewrite of Sommer’s article and dubbed Witzke a QAnon supporter [Political Newcomer Who Supported QAnon, Lauren Witzke, Wins Delaware Senate Primary, by Andrew Trunsky, September 16, 2020].
Witzke does have some Dissident Media support. In a video interview with National File , she praised Newsmax and One America News for giving her a platform to share her message.
But outside these conservative outlets and the Dissident Right on Twitter, she’s shunned. Even local Delaware news media don’t seem to have profiled her since her victory.
On the other hand, her Politically Incorrect reaction to the passing of Queen Kritarch Ruth Bader Ginsburg shows how the game can be played. She tweeted this:
I will not praise the woman who spearheaded the total destruction of Western Civilization.
I refuse to cheer the career of a woman with the blood of millions of dead babies on her hands.
David didn’t mourn the death of Goliath. I will not apologize for standing up for life. — Lauren Witzke (@LaurenWitzkeDE) September 19, 2020
Her reaction immediately drew knee-jerk Shock! Horror! coverage (and some standard GOP cuckery) from an MSM that would much prefer to ignore her [Delaware Republican U.S. Senate candidate draws criticism for 'classless' RBG response, by Jeff Neiburg, Delaware News Journal, September 19, 2020].
Delaware is precisely the kind of state that Bush-Ryan-Rove Republicanism has let slip through the party’s fingers. Currently, it does have a Democratic governor and congressional delegation, and Democrats also control both state chambers. But Its sole congressional seat was held by a Republican until 2011. It could be won back with the right type of GOP campaign.
Delaware is remarkably white for a solid-Blue state. Sixty-two percent of the state is non-Hispanic white; 23% is black and less than 10% is Hispanic. It’s 22% Catholic—Witzke says she’s Orthodox but is strongly Right-To-Life. It has a lower share of foreign-born residents than the national average—9.2% versus 13.7% for the rest of the country. It has trouble retaining young urban professionals, a Democratic-leaning demographic—61 percent of people born in Delaware now live somewhere else and only 23 percent of Delaware’s population is between 18 and 34. Conversely, Delaware is a prime destination for retirees, a demographic that leans Republican [Young flee Delaware for better jobs, while retirees move here, by Molly Murray, Wilmington News Journal, May 8, 2016].
The state has a Blue-Collar reputation that should make it open to National Populist appeals. Open borders and unrestricted free trade threaten working class jobs in the state and few Democrats will stand up to these threats. But the problem is that few Republicans have run as national populists in the Blue Hen State.
Take Christine O’Donnell. In 2010, in an earlier rebellion by GOP primary voters against the party’s Establishment, the Tea Party-backed candidate won the nomination for the U.S. Senate seat that Joe Biden had vacated and which had temporarily been held by an appointee. She was widely mocked by the Dem/ media complex for her alleged gaffes and her atypical political background. Less attention was paid to her middling positions on immigration and trade. While saying she opposed Amnesty, she also said she wanted to make it easier for immigrants to gain citizenship. Her comments left open the possibility of illegal immigrants receiving this pathway to citizenship. She barely noticed free trade issues on the campaign trail. With all this and the usual lack of solid support from resentful national Republicans, her candidacy was hobbled and she eventually lost by 16 points to Chris Coons. Significantly, however, she still carried the white vote.
The GOP put a more Establishment candidate in 2014. Kevin Wade lost by a little over 13 points to the now-incumbent Democrat Coons. Wade didn’t make immigration much of an issue in the race, with his only identifiable stance being: “Secure the border; return lost children to home countries.” Not bad, but also not enough emphasis.
Of course, the GOP has rushed to support this attractive young (thirty-something) female candidate…. not. The national Republican Party is unlikely to invest any resources into Witzke’s campaign. With characteristic lack of imagination, the party has written off Delaware as a Democratic state.
The only defense for the national GOP: it may not have the resources for Witzke right now. The party is fighting a defensive battle over at least eight Senate seats in the middle of a grueling presidential election [8 Senate races with heavy fall spending, by James Arkin, Politico, May 1, 2020]. The party would probably put the same little resources into Delaware regardless of the nominee.
That’s unfortunate but it doesn’t mean Witzke can’t win. You can never discount the possibility of her opponent, Chris Coons, not bothering to campaign and Witzke’s message catching on in the Blue Hen state. Crazier things have happened in politics and no race is ever certain. Ask Eric Cantor.
One bit of good news: the national GOP is refusing to be stampeded by the MSM witch-hunt about QAnon (arguably the patriots’ version of the Russia Hoax) and is standing behind Witzke—officially, at least. There are plenty of examples of where the party has officially disavowed candidates who won their nominations. One notorious case: then-President George H.W. Bush and the Republican National Committee denouncing David Duke, their own party’s nominee in the 1991 Louisiana gubernatorial race (which the Democrats of course promptly won) [Bush Denounces Duke As Racist and Charlatan, by Roberto Suro, NYT, November 7, 1991] There’s less well-known examples, such as the Establishment sabotaging immigration patriot Seth Grossman’s New Jersey congressional run in 2018.
But it’s a different moment in 2020. There are at least three other “controversial” congressional nominees the GOP continues to support: Laura Loomer in Florida, Lauren Boebert in Colorado and Marjorie Taylor Greene in Georgia. All three are serious candidates and Greene is currently running unopposed [Democrat challenging controversial GOP congressional candidate in Georgia quits race, by Ally Mutnick, Politico, September 11, 2020]. Party apparatchiks are holding their nose and declining to disavow. They know these are the candidates the base wants. This shows some improvement.
Witzke could signal a new era in Delaware politics. Her message could win over more voters for Republicans than in nearly 10 years, with little expenditure of money, and could shift the safe blue state into a battleground territory. We will see more candidates like her win GOP nominations, especially if Trump keeps the White House.
The days when the GOP could ignore immigration are over. It’s not enough to say you oppose illegal immigration or support a wall--a genuine immigration patriot must address legal immigration and protect America from the dangers of demographic replacement.
Lauren Witzke, and Delaware’s GOP primary voters, show the national GOP the way.
Now where is the supportive tweet from President Trump?
Washington Watcher II [Email him] is an anonymous DC insider.


vdare--2020-09-21--Two Whites Murdered in Louisville by Black Lives Matter Activist Wearing 'Justice for Breonna Taylor

Two Whites Murdered in Louisville by Black Lives Matter Activist Wearing 'Justice for Breonna Taylor’ Shirt

Earler : THE FULFORD FILE : “ It ’ s All A Damned Conspiracy ” —When Black-On-White Murders Contradict The Narrative , The MSM Doesn ’ t Want You To Know We all know what ’ s coming .
There ’ s a logical conclusion to endless , ceaseless anti-white narrative pervasive in every aspect of American life , penetrating even to the core of our every interaction with fellow citizens .
A black guy walks into a bar , wearing a shirt promoting the interests of the Black Lives Matter blood libel against White America , and opens fire… @ @ @ @ @ @ @ male .
The suspect was smiling from ear to ear as he was arrested for the shooting at Bungalow Joe ’ s Bar and Grill .
Michael E. Rhynes Jr. , 33 , was arrested just after midnight Saturday after police found him crawling in brush near the restaurant , according to a report from WDRB .
The shooter was wearing a “ Justice for Breonna Taylor ” t-shirt .
Naturally , the national media has completely ignored this story — which certainly would not have been the case if a mass shooter @ @ @ @ @ @ @ shirt .
Taylor became a Black Lives Matter martyr after being killed by Louisville Police during a “ ‘ knock and announce ” drug raid , during which her boyfriend shot at police .
“ Nobody had ever seen this guy before , ” the owner of the bar , Joe Bishop told WDRB , referring to the shooter .
“ It was a totally random act.
” He explained that the men did not exchange words at any time prior to the shooting .
Two of the victims were white and one @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 26 , and William Scott Smallwood , 48 , were pronounced dead at the scene , while Steven Matthew Head , 24 , died from his injuries at University Hospital .
One of the victims was the fiancé of the bar manager and all three of the men worked together .
There are good Americans of every race .
Those who engage in pattern recognition are unfairly characterized as white nationalists or white supremacists , immediately disqualifying them from admission into polite society ( where the only vernacular spoken is one dominated by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ implicit bias ) .
But there ’ s noting wrong with noticing intensifying anti-white sentiment across America and what will happen if it goes unopposed .
That doesn ’ t make you a white nationalist or white supremacist , but someone prepared to fight the future , a place where the anti-white sentiment of the elite today , becomes the permanent foe requiring immediate removal tomorrow .

Earler: THE FULFORD FILE: “It’s All A Damned Conspiracy”—When Black-On-White Murders Contradict The Narrative, The MSM Doesn’t Want You To Know
We all know what’s coming. There’s a logical conclusion to endless, ceaseless anti-white narrative pervasive in every aspect of American life, penetrating even to the core of our every interaction with fellow citizens. A black guy walks into a bar, wearing a shirt promoting the interests of the Black Lives Matter blood libel against White America, and opens fire… two whites are shot and one black male.
Black Lives Matter Activist Wearing ‘Justice for Breonna Taylor’ Shirt Walked into a Louisville Bar and Murdered Three People, The GateWay Pundit, September 20, 2020
A black male walked into a Louisville bar owned by a retired police officer and shot three random people at point blank range on Friday night — while wearing a Justice for Breonna Taylor shirt.
The suspect was smiling from ear to ear as he was arrested for the shooting at Bungalow Joe’s Bar and Grill. Michael E. Rhynes Jr., 33, was arrested just after midnight Saturday after police found him crawling in brush near the restaurant, according to a report from WDRB. The shooter was wearing a “Justice for Breonna Taylor” t-shirt. Naturally, the national media has completely ignored this story — which certainly would not have been the case if a mass shooter had been wearing a “Trump” shirt. Taylor became a Black Lives Matter martyr after being killed by Louisville Police during a “‘knock and announce” drug raid, during which her boyfriend shot at police. “Nobody had ever seen this guy before,” the owner of the bar, Joe Bishop told WDRB, referring to the shooter. “It was a totally random act.” He explained that the men did not exchange words at any time prior to the shooting. Two of the victims were white and one was black. Toreon Jermaine Hudson, 26, and William Scott Smallwood, 48, were pronounced dead at the scene, while Steven Matthew Head, 24, died from his injuries at University Hospital. One of the victims was the fiancé of the bar manager and all three of the men worked together.
There are good Americans of every race. Those who engage in pattern recognition are unfairly characterized as white nationalists or white supremacists, immediately disqualifying them from admission into polite society (where the only vernacular spoken is one dominated by denouncing white privilege, systemic racism and implicit bias).
But there’s noting wrong with noticing intensifying anti-white sentiment across America and what will happen if it goes unopposed.
That doesn’t make you a white nationalist or white supremacist, but someone prepared to fight the future, a place where the anti-white sentiment of the elite today, becomes the permanent foe requiring immediate removal tomorrow.
[Comment at Unz.com]