vdare--2020-03-08--Pinker's Wrong: With Coronavirus Going Global, Time For Nationalism, Not Globalism, To Protect Ameri

Pinker's Wrong: With Coronavirus Going Global, Time For Nationalism, Not Globalism, To Protect Americans

Is the age of globalism ending ?
This was one of the hallmarks of the Trump campaign in 2016 , and during his inauguration speech on January 20 , 2017 , Trump said , “ Americanism , not globalism , will be our credo.
” With the global onslaught of coronavirus , we are seeing the consequences of globalism helping unleash a virus , starting in China , all over the world .
And the consequences should be a canary in the coalmine for confirming Trump ’ s credo .
[ Italian lockdown puts 16m people in quarantine : Rapid @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and putting nation at risk of recession , by Davide Ghiglione , Financial Times , March 7 , 2020 ] Well , one our intellectual betters has decided the only concept worth salvaging in the chaos of coronavirus is globalism , as Steve Pinker Tweeted : Thankfully , Dr. Greg Johnson , the editor of Counter Currents , set him straight with a pithy retort : Americanism must always be our credo , and as Enoch Powell said so long ago , “ The supreme function of statesmanship is to provide against preventable @ @ @ @ @ @ @ do .
That ’ s what quarantines , enacted by forward-thinking elected officials do to protect their people .
Let ’ s hope , as coronavirus fears spread across the globe , we are in the late-stages of globalism , and the return of Americanism as our guiding principle .

Is the age of globalism ending? This was one of the hallmarks of the Trump campaign in 2016, and during his inauguration speech on January 20, 2017, Trump said, “Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo.”
With the global onslaught of coronavirus, we are seeing the consequences of globalism helping unleash a virus, starting in China, all over the world. And the consequences should be a canary in the coal mine for confirming Trump’s credo. [Italian lockdown puts 16m people in quarantine: Rapid spread of virus is straining healthcare system and putting nation at risk of recession, by Davide Ghiglione, Financial Times, March 7, 2020]
Well, one our intellectual betters has decided the only concept worth salvaging in the chaos of coronavirus is globalism. Steve Pinker Tweeted:
The Coronavirus Pandemic is one of many reasons neo-nationalism is destructive & ultimately futile. Viruses (like greenhouse gases, cybercriminals, dark money, terrorists, pirates, & technology) don’t care about lines on a map.
Thankfully, Dr. Greg Johnson, the editor of Counter Currents, set him straight with a pithy retort:
Unlike greenhouse gasses & hackers, corona virus carriers can be stopped by borders, quarantines, & other perfectly effective nationalist measures. Your position is simply a nomad's preference for porous borders disguised as fake inevitability.
Americanism must always be our credo, and as Enoch Powell said so long ago, “The supreme function of statesmanship is to provide against preventable evils.”
That’s what borders do. That’s what quarantines, enacted by forward-thinking elected officials, do to protect their people.
Let’s hope, as coronavirus fears spread across the globe, we are in the late-stages of globalism, and the return of Americanism as our guiding principle.


vdare--2020-03-09--Patrick J. Buchanan: Is This How Europe Ends, With A Syrian CAMP OF THE SAINTS?

Earlier , by James Kirkpatrick : Time To Take On Turkey—And End Weaponized Migration So declares the Financial Times in the closing line of its Saturday editorial : `` Europe Can not Ignore Syrian Migrant Crisis . ''
The FT undertakes to instruct the Old Continent on what its duty is and what its future holds : `` The EU will face flows of migrants and asylum seekers across the Mediterranean for decades to come . ''
Can Europe not repel this unwanted home invasion from the Global South ?
It is `` delusional '' to think so , says @ @ @ @ @ @ @ set about `` providing legal routes for migrants and asylum seekers . ''
What occasioned the editorial was Greece 's rough resistance to Turkish President Erdogan 's funneling of thousands of Syrian refugees , who had fled into Turkey , right up to the border with Greece .
Erdogan is threatening to inundate southeastern Europe with Syrian refugees to extract more money from the EU in return for keeping the 3.5 million Syrians already in Turkey away from EU frontiers .
Another Erdogan objective is to coerce Europe into backing his military intervention @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from capturing all of Idlib province and emerging victorious in his civil war .
In the human rights hellhole that is Syria today , we may see the dimensions of the disaster wrought when Wilsonian crusaders set out to depose the dictator Assad and make Syria safe for democracy .
When the Arab Spring erupted and protesters arose to oust Assad , the U.S. , Turkey and the Gulf Arabs aided and equipped Syrian rebels willing to take up arms .
The `` good rebels , '' however , were routed and elements @ @ @ @ @ @ @ resistance .
Facing defeat , Syria 's president put out a call to his allies—Russia , Iran , Hezbollah—to save his regime .
They responded , and Assad , over four years , recaptured all of Syria west of the Euphrates , save Idlib .
There , the latest fighting has pushed 900,000 more refugees to Turkey 's southern border .
The 21st-century interventions and wars of the West in the Islamic world have not gone well .
George W. Bush was goaded into invading Iraq .
Barack Obama was persuaded to overthrow @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Assad regime in Damascus .
Obama ordered U.S. forces to assist Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in his war to crush Houthi rebels who had ousted Riyadh 's resident puppet in Yemen .
And what has the West reaped from our Mideast wars ?
In Syria and Yemen , we have helped to create two of the world 's greatest human rights disasters .
In Libya , we have a new civil war .
In Iraq , we now battle Iran for influence inside a nation we `` liberated '' in 2003 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ deal with our enemy of two decades , the Taliban , that will enable us to pull our 12,000 troops out of the country in 14 months and let our Afghan allies work it out , or fight it out , with the Taliban .
America is washing its hands of its longest war .
In five wars over 20 years , we lost 7,000 soldiers with some 40,000 wounded .
We plunged the wealth of an empire into these wars .
And what did these wars produce for the peoples we went @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of thousands of dead Afghans and Arabs and millions of people uprooted from their homes and driven into exile ?
Now , Europe is being admonished by the FT that , having done its duty by plunging into the Mideast , the continent has a new moral duty to take in the refugees the wars created , for decades to come .
But if the EU opens its doors to an endless stream of Africans and Arabs , where is the evidence that European nations will accept and assimilate them ?
Will these @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ?
Or will they create in the great cities of Europe enclaves that replicate the conditions in the African and Middle East countries whence they came ?
The history of the last half millennium tells the story of the rise and fall of a civilization .
In the 16th , 17th and 18th centuries , Spain , Britain , France and Portugal , and then Belgium , Italy , Germany and America , all believing in the superiority of their civilization , went out into the world to create empires to uplift and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the lesser breeds without the law . ''
After two world wars , the rulers of these empires embraced a liberalism that now proclaimed the equality of all peoples , races , creeds , cultures and civilizations .
This egalitarian ideology mandated the dismantling of empires and colonies as the reactionary relics of a benighted time .
Now the peoples of the new nations , dissatisfied with what their liberated lands and rulers have produced , have decided to come to Europe to enjoy in the West what they can not replicate at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Western suicide , dictates to Europe that it take them in—for decades to come .
The colonizers of yesterday are becoming the colonized of tomorrow .
Is this how the West ends ?
Patrick J. Buchanan needs no introduction to VDARE.COM readers ; his books State of Emergency : The Third World Invasion and Conquest of America , and Suicide of a Superpower : Will America Survive to 2025 ?
are available from Amazon.com .
Patrick J. Buchanan is the author of “ The Greatest Comeback : How Richard Nixon Rose From @ @ @ @ @ @ @ His latest book , published May , 2018 , is “ Nixon ’ s White House Wars : The Battles That Made and Broke a President and Divided America Forever.
” See Peter Brimelow ’ s review : “ Wheel And Fight ” —Pat Buchanan ’ s Nixon Book Provides Road Map For Trump .

Earlier, by James Kirkpatrick: Time To Take On Turkey—And End Weaponized Migration
"Fortress Europe is an illusion."
So declares the Financial Times in the closing line of its Saturday editorial: "Europe Cannot Ignore Syrian Migrant Crisis."
The FT undertakes to instruct the Old Continent on what its duty is and what its future holds: "The EU will face flows of migrants and asylum seekers across the Mediterranean for decades to come."
Can Europe not repel this unwanted home invasion from the Global South?
It is "delusional" to think so, says the FT. Europe must be realistic and set about "providing legal routes for migrants and asylum seekers."
What occasioned the editorial was Greece's rough resistance to Turkish President Erdogan's funneling of thousands of Syrian refugees, who had fled into Turkey, right up to the border with Greece.
Erdogan is threatening to inundate southeastern Europe with Syrian refugees to extract more money from the EU in return for keeping the 3.5 million Syrians already in Turkey away from EU frontiers.
Another Erdogan objective is to coerce Europe into backing his military intervention in Syria to prevent President Bashar Assad from capturing all of Idlib province and emerging victorious in his civil war.
In the human rights hellhole that is Syria today, we may see the dimensions of the disaster wrought when Wilsonian crusaders set out to depose the dictator Assad and make Syria safe for democracy.
A brief history.
When the Arab Spring erupted and protesters arose to oust Assad, the U.S., Turkey and the Gulf Arabs aided and equipped Syrian rebels willing to take up arms. The "good rebels," however, were routed and elements of al-Qaida soon assumed dominance of the resistance.
Facing defeat, Syria's president put out a call to his allies—Russia, Iran, Hezbollah—to save his regime. They responded, and Assad, over four years, recaptured all of Syria west of the Euphrates, save Idlib.
There, the latest fighting has pushed 900,000 more refugees to Turkey's southern border.
The 21st-century interventions and wars of the West in the Islamic world have not gone well.
George W. Bush was goaded into invading Iraq. Barack Obama was persuaded to overthrow Colonel Moammar Gadhafi in Libya and the Assad regime in Damascus. Obama ordered U.S. forces to assist Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in his war to crush Houthi rebels who had ousted Riyadh's resident puppet in Yemen.
And what has the West reaped from our Mideast wars?
In Syria and Yemen, we have helped to create two of the world's greatest human rights disasters. In Libya, we have a new civil war. In Iraq, we now battle Iran for influence inside a nation we "liberated" in 2003.
In Afghanistan, we have concluded a deal with our enemy of two decades, the Taliban, that will enable us to pull our 12,000 troops out of the country in 14 months and let our Afghan allies work it out, or fight it out, with the Taliban. America is washing its hands of its longest war.
In five wars over 20 years, we lost 7,000 soldiers with some 40,000 wounded. We plunged the wealth of an empire into these wars.
And what did these wars produce for the peoples we went to aid and uplift, besides hundreds of thousands of dead Afghans and Arabs and millions of people uprooted from their homes and driven into exile?
Now, Europe is being admonished by the FT that, having done its duty by plunging into the Mideast, the continent has a new moral duty to take in the refugees the wars created, for decades to come.
But if the EU opens its doors to an endless stream of Africans and Arabs, where is the evidence that European nations will accept and assimilate them?
Will these migrants and asylum seekers become good Europeans? Or will they create in the great cities of Europe enclaves that replicate the conditions in the African and Middle East countries whence they came?
The history of the last half millennium tells the story of the rise and fall of a civilization.
In the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries, Spain, Britain, France and Portugal, and then Belgium, Italy, Germany and America, all believing in the superiority of their civilization, went out into the world to create empires to uplift and rule what Rudyard Kipling derisively called "the lesser breeds without the law."
After two world wars, the rulers of these empires embraced a liberalism that now proclaimed the equality of all peoples, races, creeds, cultures and civilizations. This egalitarian ideology mandated the dismantling of empires and colonies as the reactionary relics of a benighted time.
Now the peoples of the new nations, dissatisfied with what their liberated lands and rulers have produced, have decided to come to Europe to enjoy in the West what they cannot replicate at home. And liberalism, the ideology of Western suicide, dictates to Europe that it take them in—for decades to come.
The colonizers of yesterday are becoming the colonized of tomorrow. Is this how the West ends?
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Patrick J. Buchanan needs no introduction to VDARE.COM readers; his books State of Emergency: The Third World Invasion and Conquest of America, and Suicide of a Superpower: Will America Survive to 2025? are available from Amazon.com. Patrick J. Buchanan is the author of “The Greatest Comeback: How Richard Nixon Rose From Defeat to Create the New Majority.
His latest book, published May, 2018, is “Nixon’s White House Wars: The Battles That Made and Broke a President and Divided America Forever.”
See Peter Brimelow’s review: “Wheel And Fight”—Pat Buchanan’s Nixon Book Provides Road Map For Trump.


vdare--2020-03-09--Space Force Sets Its Priority: Gender Neutrality

Trump ’ s idea of a Space Force sounds pretty awesome , but the new Space Force bureaucracy is now hard at work making the actual Space Force as lame as possible .
From Politico : The role of women in society has undergone a revolution between the establishment of the Air Force and the creation of the Space Force .
The Space Force has made its first two hires and both are women , a move that officials say shows the new branch is making sure it is gender-neutral from its very beginnings .
… The group will be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ chief of space operations for personnel and logistics services and the first civilian hired to the Space Force .
The second person hired was also a woman , who is working in the planning , programming and resources office , Crosier said .
… Other services are also beginning to offer more services that benefit women .
The Marine Corps is considering expanding its maternity leave to offer new mothers a full year away from the military , which far surpasses the time typically offered in the private sector .
Another public way @ @ @ @ @ @ @ inclusive to women is deciding what to call its members , a decision that could be made in the next several weeks .
Crosier would not say what the name will be , but did say it won ’ t be a gendered term , like “ airman.
” Coming up with a gender-neutral name for Space Force personnel is “ really essential , ” said Rebecca Keiser , the chair of Women in Aerospace , who has fought to do away with the term “ manned spaceflight ” during her time at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and public-private partnerships .

Trump’s idea of a Space Force sounds pretty awesome, but the new Space Force bureaucracy is now hard at work making the actual Space Force as lame as possible. From Politico:
Space Force leaders’ quest: A gender-neutral force
The role of women in society has undergone a revolution between the establishment of the Air Force and the creation of the Space Force.
By JACQUELINE FELDSCHER
03/05/2020 07:11 PM EST
The Space Force has made its first two hires and both are women, a move that officials say shows the new branch is making sure it is gender-neutral from its very beginnings. …
The group will be led by Patricia Mulcahy, the deputy chief of space operations for personnel and logistics services and the first civilian hired to the Space Force. The second person hired was also a woman, who is working in the planning, programming and resources office, Crosier said. …
Other services are also beginning to offer more services that benefit women. The Marine Corps is considering expanding its maternity leave to offer new mothers a full year away from the military, which far surpasses the time typically offered in the private sector.
Another public way the service is aiming to be more inclusive to women is deciding what to call its members, a decision that could be made in the next several weeks. Crosier would not say what the name will be, but did say it won’t be a gendered term, like “airman.”
Coming up with a gender-neutral name for Space Force personnel is “really essential,” said Rebecca Keiser, the chair of Women in Aerospace, who has fought to do away with the term “manned spaceflight” during her time at NASA as a special adviser for innovation and public-private partnerships.


vdare--2020-03-09--Bo Winegard Fired For Liking Sailer Tweet

is the firing of Bo Winegard from Marietta College .
The article doesn ’ t say it , but in @ @ @ @ @ that one of the triggers to his being fired was him liking a tweet by @ @ @ @ @ can be optimistic about a vaccine or antiviral agents making it all go away .
@ @ @ @ @ dudes from the dude wall have all been # cancelled , and there ’ s @ @ @ @ @ nice things , like bridges and medicine .

From posttenuretourettes (I presume that reads “Post-Tenure Tourettes”):
PTT Uncategorized March 8, 2020 1 Minute
Scarier than Corona
is the firing of Bo Winegard from Marietta College. The article doesn’t say it, but in the podcast interview he mentions that one of the triggers to his being fired was him liking a tweet by Steve Sailer. …
One can be optimistic about a vaccine or antiviral agents making it all go away. But not so if the dudes from the dude wall have all been #cancelled, and there’s no-one left to give the nice things, like bridges and medicine.


vdare--2020-03-09--In Spite Of Wuhan Virus, Seattle Schools Stay Open Because "Diverse" K-12 Students Need Access To Fr

In Spite Of Wuhan Virus, Seattle Schools Stay Open Because "Diverse" K-12 Students Need Access To Free Lunch Program/Daycare

Can the ever-increasing diverse United States of America survive a pandemic ?
The contagion from Wuhan ( coronavirus ) will be a case study helping to showcase once and for all if diversity is our strength .
Let ’ s start in Seattle ( located in Washington , where 19 of the 22 US deaths from Wuhan Virus have occurred ) .
As schools around the region make tough calls on coronavirus , Seattle Public Schools announce they will remain open , Seattle Times , March 6 , 2020 As school districts and colleges around the region go online-only or @ @ @ @ @ @ @ school district released a statement Friday saying it won ’ t be doing that : Seattle Public Schools will remain open .
The district ’ s reasoning , the announcement said , beyond listening to health officials , is making sure children receive the different services they need — in and out of the classroom .
“ While education is our primary responsibility , public schools are also the access point to critical social services for thousands of students and families , ” district spokesman Tim Robinson wrote in the statement .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ schools and staff for basic needs , including regular meals , health care , and child care .
If our schools shut down , vulnerable families are at a higher risk of being negatively impacted .
Closing schools is a last resort and will be done with great care , transparency , and in partnership with Public Health.
” Considerations of equity make it harder for districts that serve more diverse student bodies to shut down in-person operations .
Northshore School District announced earlier this week it would be closed through March 14 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
“ Due to issues of equity and access , we can not provide digital learning opportunities in lieu of in-classroom instruction , ” the announcement said .
Students who are sick will be excused , and the district is asking teachers to prepare lessons students can complete at home .
It added that the district was having custodians “ prioritize cleaning common and high traffic areas multiple times a day.
” So access to taxpayer funded free lunches ( breakfast as well ? )
, as well as after school programs , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Virus from spreading .
Some quick data on the Seattle Public School system : What languages are applications for free/reduced lunches available in for those parents of children attending the Seattle Public School system ?
:

Can the ever-increasing diverse United States of America survive a pandemic? The contagion from Wuhan (coronavirus) will be a case study helping to showcase once and for all if diversity is our strength.
Let’s start in Seattle (located in Washington, where 19 of the 22 US deaths from Wuhan Virus have occurred).
Shot.
As schools around the region make tough calls on coronavirus, Seattle Public Schools announce they will remain open, Seattle Times, March 6, 2020 As school districts and colleges around the region go online-only or close, Washington state’s largest school district released a statement Friday saying it won’t be doing that: Seattle Public Schools will remain open. The district’s reasoning, the announcement said, beyond listening to health officials, is making sure children receive the different services they need — in and out of the classroom. “While education is our primary responsibility, public schools are also the access point to critical social services for thousands of students and families,” district spokesman Tim Robinson wrote in the statement. “Many of our families rely on our schools and staff for basic needs, including regular meals, health care, and child care. If our schools shut down, vulnerable families are at a higher risk of being negatively impacted. Closing schools is a last resort and will be done with great care, transparency, and in partnership with Public Health.” Considerations of equity make it harder for districts that serve more diverse student bodies to shut down in-person operations. Northshore School District announced earlier this week it would be closed through March 14, and will resume classes online Monday. “Due to issues of equity and access, we cannot provide digital learning opportunities in lieu of in-classroom instruction,” the announcement said. Students who are sick will be excused, and the district is asking teachers to prepare lessons students can complete at home. It added that the district was having custodians “prioritize cleaning common and high traffic areas multiple times a day.”
So access to taxpayer funded free lunches (breakfast as well?), as well as after school programs, is more important than stopping the Wuhan Virus from spreading. Some quick data on the Seattle Public School system:
Facts and Figures 2019-20
Total enrollment (Oct. 2019): 53,627
Schools: 104
Languages/dialects: 155
Free and Reduced Price Meal Eligible Students: 28.5%
Students from Non-English Speaking Background: 20.6%
Educators: 5,809
What languages are applications for free/reduced lunches available in for those parents of children attending the Seattle Public School system?:
Paper Application Download the instructions and applications below. Complete and accurate applications are required for timely processing. Free and Reduced Price School Meal Application and Instructions for 2019-20 (English) Free and Reduced Price School Meal Application translated in:
What’s the racial breakdown of Seattle Public School system?:
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vdare--2020-03-09--Ruling Class Hopes COVID-19 Will Sink Trump. But It Could Play Into His Hands.

Earlier : Pinker 's Wrong : With Coronavirus Going Global , Time For Nationalism , Not Globalism , To Protect Americans If President Trump wants to weather the coronavirus panic , his best way forward is : Make borders , immigration , national sovereignty , and economic nationalism the cornerstones of his re-election campaign .
His America First agenda is the best protection against pandemics .
Democrats are locked into Open Borders , and can propose nothing but government-run healthcare .
They and their Main Stream Media Ministry of Truth hope coronavirus kills a second Trump term .
But if @ @ @ @ @ @ @ play into his hands .
Before I explain why , let ’ s stipulate that the latest U.S. stats show that coronavirus is not—yet— the planetary extinction event that the MSM is hyping : • As of this writing , CDC is reporting 423 cases and 19 in 35 states , 72 percent of them in Washington ( 136 ) , California ( 110 ) , New York ( 40 ) , and Massachusetts ( 28 ) [ Coronavirus Disease 2019 ( COVID-19 ) in the U.S. , CDC.gov , March 9 , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the U.S. 2018-2019 flu season alone , CDC reported , ended in 35.5 million cases that required 16.5 million doctor visits , another half-million or so hospital visits , and more than 34,000 deaths [ Estimated Influenza Illnesses , Medical visits , Hospitalizations , and Deaths in the United States — 2018–2019 influenza season , CDC.gov ] .
Ninety-one 91 percent of those who died were 50 years or older ; 75 percent were 65 or older .
• Some estimates put global annual flu season fatalities as high as 650,000 [ Global @ @ @ @ @ @ @ New burden estimates and predictors from the GLaMOR Project , by John Paget , et al , US National Library of Medicine / National Institutes of Health ] .
• Roy Pomery of Real Clear Science put it this way in explaining another recent contagion , Swine Flu : Between April 2009 and April 2010 , there were approximately 60.8 million cases , 274,304 hospitalizations , and 12,469 deaths in the United States alone !
Globally , it likely infected between 700 million and 1.4 billion people , resulting in 150,000 to 575,000 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was tragic , more than a decade later , many scarcely remember Swine Flu .
The same will hopefully happen with COVID-19 .
[ Five Reasons You Do n't Need to Panic About the COVID-19 Coronavirus , March 3 , 2020 ] But the MSM has been pushing the panic button : • Vox : The biggest challenge to America ’ s coronavirus response ?
Trump , by Alex Ward , March 5 , 2020 • Time : Experts Say the Trump Administration ’ s Coronavirus Response Was Never Going to Work , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , March 5 , 2020 Funny thing is , last month , at least The Washington Post offered a more sober view similar to Pomeroy ’ s reality check at Real Clear Science [ Get a grippe , America .
The flu is a much bigger threat than coronavirus , for now.
, by Lenny Bernstein , February 1 , 2020 ] .
The truth : Despite the manufactured panic , Trump ’ s response has been more than adequate : • He barred entry to many foreign nationals who travelled to affected @ @ @ @ @ @ @ amid spread of coronavirus , by Morgan Chalfant and Jessie Hellmann , The Hill , February 29 , 2020 ] .
• He imposed a mandatory quarantine on travelers from several affected areas and beefed up border security to prevent carriers from entering the country [ Trump to deploy 160 active duty troops to border in response to court rulings , coronavirus , by Rafael Carranza , Arizona Republic , March 7 , 2020 ] .
• He quickly signed an $ 8.3 billion relief plan to combat the virus [ President Trump @ @ @ @ @ @ @ outbreak in US , The Associated Press , March 6 , 2020 ] .
Most importantly , he has begun to point to the fatal weakness in the Democrats ’ position—for example , in his speech at CPAC : Border security is also health security .
In our efforts to keep America safe , my administration has taken the most aggressive action in modern history to control our borders and protect Americans from the coronavirus .
[ It ] came from China .
In the early stages of the foreign outbreak , I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ spread of this disease .
… Never done it before .
...
I took a lot of heat , even from my own people .
But we did the right thing .
The extreme fringes called us “ racists ” for imposing these critical lifesaving measures .
They wanted to let infected people pour into our country .
I don ’ t think they knew how bad it was , in all fairness , but nothing will deter us from protecting the wellbeing of the American people .
My job is to protect @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in this case , to protect Americans ’ health .
And we ’ ll do that .
And we will do it with vigor .
[ Remarks by President Trump at the 2020 Conservative Political Action Conference , WhiteHouse.gov.
, March 1 , 2020 .
Emphases added ] .
That will resonate on the campaign trail .
Americans want to feel secure from foreign threats , viral , military or cultural , and everyone outside the media bubble instinctively knows coronavirus is a symptom of a much more deadly disease : globalism .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ can do more—much more—and cite COVID-19 as the reason .
He should add China to the travel-ban list and reduce the number of Chinese nationals studying in America .
He should ban flights to and from the most affected countries .
And he should propose a wide-ranging bill to secure the borders by halting asylum applications and immediately deporting apprehended illegal aliens .
Opposing such measures in the health-crisis climate that the Democrats and their MSM auxiliary created might well be disastrous for them not only in the presidential race , but also @ @ @ @ @ @ @ would have to answer for prioritizing illegals , “ refugees , ” asylum and Open Borders over Americans .
Another smart move Trump must make : Make sure Americans know our supply chains are threatened because of dependence on products made in China , not least antibiotics and other critical drugs that are produced there .
“ Basically we 've outsourced our entire industry to China , '' retired Brig .
Gen. John Adams told NBC News in September .
“ That is a strategic vulnerability ” [ U.S. officials worried about Chinese @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Ken Dilanian and Brenda Breslauer , September 12 , 2019 ] .
Then he should DO something about it .
Trump ’ s top trade adviser Peter Navarro gets it .
He told Politico last month that the administration is thinking “ strategically about moving our supply chains on shore for our essential medicines so that the American public is safe and the U.S. economy is secure.
” In January , Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said the outbreak could “ accelerate the return of jobs to North America ” [ Break with China @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with coronavirus , by Megan Cassella , February 26 , 2020 ] .
In contrast , what do the Democrat candidates Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders propose ?
Biden , the likely nominee , wants more money for CDC and NIH , and would work more with China to achieve more transparency .
Forget about tighter borders and immigration controls , or ending dependence on Chinese-made goods—not least , again , life-saving drugs [ 2020 Democrats reveal how they would address the coronavirus outbreak , by Meera Jagannathan , Market Watch , February @ @ @ @ @ @ @ scientists to oversee the response to the virus , and is exploiting it to buttress his socialist health-care plan .
While attacking Trump , he too ignore bringing the manufacture of drugs back to the United States [ We need scientists , not politicians , in charge of the coronavirus response , by Bernie Sanders , USA Today , March 5 , 2020 ] and flatly says he would not close the border .
Obviously , it isn ’ t Trump who failed to offer a sensible answer to the virus .
He @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to do the obvious : control the borders and block travelers from certain countries .
So Americans simply aren ’ t going to buy the claim that Trump ’ s measures are “ racist ” or even insufficient .
But the president must remain firm .
As spring approaches , flu season abates and coronavirus wanes , he must hit the Democrat-MSM coalition hard for sowing unnecessary panic , then refusing to budge on immigration , border security , and economic nationalism as the disease spread internationally .
Coronavirus is an opportunity for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ globalist Democrats for the contagion , however mild it turns out to be , then use it to hammer the same America First issues that matter to the Historic American Nation and helped him win the first time .
Coronavirus can be a winning issue for Trump , but only if he stays on message .
Question is , will he ?
Washington Watcher II [ Email him ] is an anonymous DC insider .

washingtonwatcherii@protonmail.com (Washington  Watcher II)

Earlier: Pinker's Wrong: With Coronavirus Going Global, Time For Nationalism, Not Globalism, To Protect Americans
If President Trump wants to weather the coronavirus panic, his best way forward is: Make borders, immigration, national sovereignty, and economic nationalism the cornerstones of his re-election campaign. His America First agenda is the best protection against pandemics. Democrats are locked into Open Borders, and can propose nothing but government-run healthcare. They and their Main Stream Media Ministry of Truth hope coronavirus kills a second Trump term. But if Trump stays the course, it will play into his hands.
Before I explain why, let’s stipulate that the latest U.S. stats show that coronavirus is not—yet—the planetary extinction event that the MSM is hyping:
As of this writing, CDC is reporting 423 cases and 19 in 35 states, 72 percent of them in Washington (136), California (110), New York (40), and Massachusetts (28) [Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) in the U.S., CDC.gov, March 9, 2020].
By contrast, the U.S. 2018-2019 flu season alone, CDC reported, ended in 35.5 million cases that required 16.5 million doctor visits, another half-million or so hospital visits, and more than 34,000 deaths [Estimated Influenza Illnesses, Medical visits, Hospitalizations, and Deaths in the United States — 2018–2019 influenza season, CDC.gov]. Ninety-one percent of those who died were 50 years or older; 75 percent were 65 or older.
Some estimates put global annual flu season fatalities as high as 650,000 [Global mortality associated with seasonal influenza epidemics: New burden estimates and predictors from the GLaMOR Project, by John Paget, et. al., US National Library of Medicine / National Institutes of Health].
Roy Pomery of Real Clear Science put it this way in explaining another recent contagion, Swine Flu:
Between April 2009 and April 2010, there were approximately 60.8 million cases, 274,304 hospitalizations, and 12,469 deaths in the United States alone! Globally, it likely infected between 700 million and 1.4 billion people, resulting in 150,000 to 575,000 fatalities. While this loss of life was tragic, more than a decade later, many scarcely remember Swine Flu. The same will hopefully happen with COVID-19. [Five Reasons You Don't Need to Panic About the COVID-19 Coronavirus, March 3, 2020]
But the MSM has been pushing the panic button:
Funny thing is, last month, at least the Washington Post offered a more sober view similar to Pomeroy’s reality check at Real Clear Science [Get a grippe, America. The flu is a much bigger threat than coronavirus, for now, by Lenny Bernstein, February 1, 2020].
The truth: Despite the manufactured panic, Trump’s response has been more than adequate:
Most important, he has begun to point to the fatal weakness in the Democrats’ position—for example, in his speech at CPAC:
Border security is also health security. In our efforts to keep America safe, my administration has taken the most aggressive action in modern history to control our borders and protect Americans from the coronavirus. [It] came from China. In the early stages of the foreign outbreak, I ordered sweeping travel restrictions to prevent uncontrolled spread of this disease. … Never done it before. ... I took a lot of heat, even from my own people. But we did the right thing. The extreme fringes called us “racists” for imposing these critical lifesaving measures. They wanted to let infected people pour into our country. I don’t think they knew how bad it was, in all fairness, but nothing will deter us from protecting the wellbeing of the American people. My job is to protect Americans and also, very crucially, in this case, to protect Americans’ health. And we’ll do that. And we will do it with vigor. [Remarks by President Trump at the 2020 Conservative Political Action Conference, WhiteHouse.gov., March 1, 2020. (Emphases added)].
That will resonate on the campaign trail. Americans want to feel secure from foreign threats, viral, military or cultural, and everyone outside the media bubble instinctively knows coronavirus is a symptom of a much more deadly disease: globalism. The antidote is nationalism.
And Trump can do more—much more—and cite COVID-19 as the reason.
He should add China to the travel-ban list and reduce the number of Chinese nationals studying in America. He should ban flights to and from the most affected countries. And he should propose a wide-ranging bill to secure the borders by halting asylum applications and immediately deporting apprehended illegal aliens.
Opposing such measures in the health-crisis climate that the Democrats and their MSM auxiliary created might well be disastrous for them not only in the presidential race, but also down-ballot in pro-Trump congressional districts. They would have to answer for prioritizing illegals, “refugees,” asylum and Open Borders over Americans.
Another smart move Trump must make: Make sure Americans know our supply chains are threatened because of dependence on products made in China, not least antibiotics and other critical drugs that are produced there. “Basically we've outsourced our entire industry to China," retired Brig. Gen. John Adams told NBC News in September. “That is a strategic vulnerability” [U.S. officials worried about Chinese control of American drug supply, by Ken Dilanian and Brenda Breslauer, September 12, 2019].
Then he should DO something about it.
Trump’s top trade adviser Peter Navarro gets it. He told Politico last month that the administration is thinking “strategically about moving our supply chains on shore for our essential medicines so that the American public is safe and the U.S. economy is secure.” In January, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said the outbreak could “accelerate the return of jobs to North America” [Break with China? Top Trump aide eyes an opening with coronavirus, by Megan Cassella, February 26, 2020].
In contrast, what do the Democrat candidates Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders propose?
Biden, the likely nominee, wants more money for CDC and NIH, and would work more with China to achieve more transparency. Forget about tighter borders and immigration controls, or ending dependence on Chinese-made goods—not least, again, life-saving drugs [2020 Democrats reveal how they would address the coronavirus outbreak, by Meera Jagannathan, Market Watch, February 28, 2020].
Sanders wants scientists to oversee the response to the virus, and is exploiting it to buttress his socialist health-care plan. While attacking Trump, he too ignores bringing the manufacture of drugs back to the United States [We need scientists, not politicians, in charge of the coronavirus response, by Bernie Sanders, USA Today, March 5, 2020] and flatly says he would not close the border.
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Obviously, it isn’t Trump who failed to offer a sensible answer to the virus. He appears tough and resolute and acted quickly to do the obvious: control the borders and block travelers from certain countries. So Americans simply aren’t going to buy the claim that Trump’s measures are “racist” or even insufficient.
But the president must remain firm. As spring approaches, flu season abates and coronavirus wanes, he must hit the Democrat-MSM coalition hard for sowing unnecessary panic, then refusing to budge on immigration, border security, and economic nationalism as the disease spread internationally.
Coronavirus is an opportunity for Trump. He can finger Open Borders and globalist Democrats for the contagion, however mild it turns out to be, then use it to hammer the same America First issues that matter to the Historic American Nation and helped him win the first time.
Coronavirus can be a winning issue for Trump, but only if he stays on message. Question is, will he?
Washington Watcher II [Email him] is an anonymous DC insider.


vdare--2020-03-09--Terrorist Judge Threatens ICE Agents, Tells Courts To Resist Arrests With Force

Earlier : Are California Courts Trying To Start A Civil War ?
Advocates for nation busting don ’ t like it that illegal aliens are being arrested .
They like it even less that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ( ICE ) is arresting illegal aliens in local courthouses .
Local and State judges are at the center of this illegal resistance to Federal law enforcement officers executing their duties .
As I said before , this is beyond mere political disagreement on the issue of immigration and immigration law enforcement .
Instead , this issue has gone well past @ @ @ @ @ @ @ another area of the nascent terrorism of the Democrat Party and its minions .
The armed resistance to authority by Democrats has beel limited historically to the Black Panthers , Students For a Democratic Society ( SDS ) , and , more recently , to Antifa .
However , open politically motivated violence , terrorism , is now the default position of the Democrat Party , legal organizations , unions , illegal aliens , and now the legal establishment .
No longer just the Treason Bar , it is now the Terrorist Bar @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Fort Sumter to Civil War II .
Violence is now the default of politics , but only one side is fighting .
And the Terrorist Bar is now at the forefront of protecting illegal aliens with violence .
This could have been prevented if Jeff Sessions had prosecuted lawyers and judges involved in aiding illegal aliens to escape arrest in courthouses , but now the piper must be paid because Sessions refused to act .
But no action was taken , and now we have a retired judge and Chancellor of the Philadelphia @ @ @ @ @ @ @ contact him here and at ( 215 ) 238-6300 , calling for physical attacks on ICE agents making arrests of illegal aliens .
The head of the Philadelphia Bar Association on Monday compared ICE to a “ police state ” and called on lawyers , judges and other courthouse personnel to resist the agency when its officers attempt to make arrests at city courthouses .
Bar Chancellor A. Michael Snyder , a retired judge , asserted that the arrests violate illegal immigrants ’ due process rights and go against U.S. Immigration and Customs @ @ @ @ @ @ @ He said they were “ aided and abetted ” by courthouse staff who stood by and didn ’ t intervene .
“ Such actions are hauntingly reminiscent of those of a police state , calling to mind the actions of a secret or state police , ” Mr. Snyder said .
“ We call upon law enforcement agencies , local governments , and court administration to prevent the access of ICE agents into courthouses , and to act to protect the rights of individuals lawfully within those facilities from harassment or arrest by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” The `` law enforcement agencies '' and `` court administration '' he 's calling on to `` prevent access '' by Federal officers are armed with guns .
Normal judges have them arrest criminals , or people found in contempt of court .
Snyder wants them to `` resist `` ICE officers—also armed—making lawful arrests of illegal .
Stunning that an attorney , much less a former judge , would claim that ICE officers , or any other Federal agent , can not arrest an illegal alien .
Federal law is quite @ @ @ @ @ @ @ officer can effect an arrest of an alien .
No warrant is required , because the illegal is actually in violation of the law at the time he is arrested , just as if he were being arrested during an armed robbery in progress .
( 2 ) to arrest any alien who in his presence or view is entering or attempting to enter the United States in violation of any law or regulation made in pursuance of law regulating the admission , exclusion , expulsion , or removal of aliens , or @ @ @ @ @ @ @ States , if he has reason to believe that the alien so arrested is in the United States in violation of any such law or regulation and is likely to escape before a warrant can be obtained for his arrest , but the alien arrested shall be taken without unnecessary delay for examination before an officer of the Service having authority to examine aliens as to their right to enter or remain in the United States ; Nor is there any policy that says courthouses are off limits to arrests by ICE officers @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to justify his advocacy for terrorism against ICE officers .
The attempt by the Obama Regime to make courthouses off-limits was never implemented and the Trump Administration has stated explicitly that courthouses are in play .
The Trump Administration should immediately arrest Snyder and prosecute him for terrorist threats and obstructing a Federal official , Title 18 USC 1505 , Obstructing A Proceeding .
An example needs to be made before this gets out of hand , which it is closely approaching .

Earlier: Are California Courts Trying To Start A Civil War?
Advocates for nation busting don’t like it that illegal aliens are being arrested. They like it even less that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is arresting illegal aliens in local courthouses. Local and State judges are at the center of this illegal resistance to Federal law enforcement officers executing their duties. As I said before, this is beyond mere political disagreement on the issue of immigration and immigration law enforcement. Instead, this issue has gone well past mere political conflict.
It has become another area of the nascent terrorism of the Democrat Party and its minions. The armed resistance to authority by Democrats has been limited historically to the Black Panthers, Students For a Democratic Society (SDS), and, more recently, to Antifa. However, open politically motivated violence, terrorism, is now the default position of the Democrat Party, legal organizations, unions, illegal aliens, and now the legal establishment. No longer just the Treason Bar, it is now the Terrorist Bar.
The Inauguration Day riots were the Fort Sumter to Civil War II. Violence is now the default of politics, but only one side is fighting. And the Terrorist Bar is now at the forefront of protecting illegal aliens with violence. This could have been prevented if Jeff Sessions had prosecuted lawyers and judges involved in aiding illegal aliens to escape arrest in courthouses, but now the piper must be paid because Sessions refused to act. But no action was taken, and now we have a retired judge and Chancellor of the Philadelphia Bar Association, A. Michael Snyder, contact him here and at (215) 238-6300, calling for physical attacks on ICE agents making arrests of illegal aliens.
Terrorist A. Michael Snyder
The head of the Philadelphia Bar Association on Monday compared ICE to a “police state” and called on lawyers, judges and other courthouse personnel to resist the agency when its officers attempt to make arrests at city courthouses. Bar Chancellor A. Michael Snyder, a retired judge, asserted that the arrests violate illegal immigrants’ due process rights and go against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s own internal rules. He said they were “aided and abetted” by courthouse staff who stood by and didn’t intervene. “Such actions are hauntingly reminiscent of those of a police state, calling to mind the actions of a secret or state police,” Mr. Snyder said. “We call upon law enforcement agencies, local governments, and court administration to prevent the access of ICE agents into courthouses, and to act to protect the rights of individuals lawfully within those facilities from harassment or arrest by ICE agents, whether uniformed or not.” [Philadelphia Bar Association Tells Lawyers, Judges To Resist ICE Arrests, by Stephen Dinan, Washington Times, February 9, 2020]
The "law enforcement agencies" and "court administration" he's calling on to "prevent access" by Federal officers are armed with guns. Normal judges have them arrest criminals, or people found in contempt of court. Snyder wants them to "resist " ICE officers—also armed—making lawful arrests of illegal aliens.
Stunning that an attorney, much less a former judge, would claim that ICE officers, or any other Federal agent, cannot arrest an illegal alien. Federal law is quite clear on the subject that any immigration officer can effect an arrest of an alien. No warrant is required, because the illegal is actually in violation of the law at the time he is arrested, just as if he were being arrested during an armed robbery in progress.
(2) to arrest any alien who in his presence or view is entering or attempting to enter the United States in violation of any law or regulation made in pursuance of law regulating the admission, exclusion, expulsion, or removal of aliens, or to arrest any alien in the United States, if he has reason to believe that the alien so arrested is in the United States in violation of any such law or regulation and is likely to escape before a warrant can be obtained for his arrest, but the alien arrested shall be taken without unnecessary delay for examination before an officer of the Service having authority to examine aliens as to their right to enter or remain in the United States; [Title 8 United States Code, Section 1357, Powers of Immigration Officers, Legal Information Institute, undated]
Nor is there any policy that says courthouses are off-limits to arrests by ICE officers. Snyder is just making things up to justify his advocacy for terrorism against ICE officers. The attempt by the Obama Regime to make courthouses off-limits was never implemented and the Trump Administration has stated explicitly that courthouses are in play.
The Trump Administration should immediately arrest Snyder and prosecute him for terrorist threats and obstructing a Federal official, Title 18 USC 1505, Obstructing A Proceeding. An example needs to be made before this gets out of hand, which it is closely approaching.


vdare--2020-03-09--Tucker Carlson: America’s Medical Dependence on China Is Dangerous

On Friday , Tucker Carlson examined the threat of Red China to the United States as shown by the coronavirus outbreak .
The globalist economy , so profitable to big business , has put too much power in the hands of hostile communist China which manufactures a large proportion of the pharmaceuticals upon which we Americans depend .
Regarding the current worldwide contagion , Dr. Drew Pinsky has made a good case that the media has driven the huge freakout about an ailment that is not as nearly deadly as the regular flu .
Even so , the larger truth @ @ @ @ @ @ @ world market in pharmaceutical ingredients ” as Tucker observes , and “ more than 95 percent of all the antibiotics in America are manufactured in Communist China.
” This situation is not conducive to America ’ s national security , particularly when Chinese economist Li Daokui suggested last year that medicine could be used as a weapon against the West : “ Just as some international analysts have pointed out , we are indeed at the mercy of others when it comes to computer chips , but we are the world ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , ” Li said last March during a speech at a national advisory conference , as quoted by state-run Xinhua ( Chinese ) .
“ If we cut back exports , some western countries ’ medical system won ’ t operate well.
” Whatever the nature of the coronavirus — global pandemic or media hiccup — the event has shown how unwise it is to allow the unfriendly Chinese to manufacture so many necessary pharmaceuticals .
The global economy and healthcare are not a good mix , and especially so when Red China @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to believe the worst about the corona illness , but nevertheless he makes important points about the big picture of the Chinese threat and the borderless world generally regarding public health .
TUCKER CARLSON : Good evening , and welcome to Tucker Carlson Tonight .
There comes a time in every presidential administration when the people in charge realize they ’ re not really in control .
Unforeseen events arise .
In an instant , every assumption about the future changes .
Heads of State die , wars erupt , natural disasters descend @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was in anybody ’ s plan .
There ’ s something about human nature that prevents us from preparing for this , for abrupt and radical change .
We pretend the unexpected will never happen .
But there ’ s something in nature itself that reminds us it inevitably will .
It ’ s always a terrifying realization .
The rise of the Chinese coronavirus is that kind of moment .
The virus is quickly becoming a global pandemic .
Ultimately , it could kill millions , at the very least , it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ our politics .
Could the disease help determine the outcome of our next presidential election eight months from now ?
Of course , it could , in fact it will .
Our leaders can ’ t stop that .
Like all matters of life and death .
It is beyond human power to affect , but they can respond to the threat in a way that makes this country stronger , not weaker .
How can they do that ?
Here ’ s how .
The first step is to take the virus @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you are .
In 1918 , Woodrow Wilson ’ s White House downplayed the Spanish influenza and refused to take obvious precautions to slow it spread .
Wilson had a pointless war in progress in Europe to fight .
His generals couldn ’ t be distracted from that goal .
So the government continued to ship men to overcrowded army camps across the country and to pack them on ships to France .
The virus spread exponentially .
In the end , about 53,000 American soldiers were killed in combat in that war @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the flu .
Could Wilson have prevented that disaster ?
Well , not entirely .
But by early and decisive action , he could have improved America ’ s odds .
So what does effective action look like now ?
Well , we ought to be screening people when they get off the planes from infected countries .
That ’ s not complicated .
It ’ s obvious .
But at the same time , it is hardly a solution .
We should be honest about how much we can do to keep @ @ @ @ @ @ @ A hundred years ago , the Spanish flu killed a significant percentage of the population in remote Aleutian Islands and that was before air travel .
Today , the entire world is connected by hourly international flights .
Global pandemics are inevitable .
There ’ s too much movement to keep viruses isolated .
We should acknowledge that .
Yes , we can do our best to keep foreign diseases out of this country , but we ought to spend most of our time trying to figure out how to protect Americans once @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s still a lot we don ’ t know about the Chinese coronavirus , but two things do seem clear .
It is highly communicable and the elderly and people with preexisting respiratory disease face the greatest threat from it .
That means for most Americans , the biggest risks will come not from the virus itself , but from its ancillary effects .
People will panic .
Travel will be disrupted .
Markets will tumble and most critically , hospitals will be overwhelmed .
We ’ re about to learn the limits @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be tough for the many thousands of Americans looking for beds to recover from the flu .
In Seattle , they already are .
But things will be even worse for anyone suffering from say pancreatitis or a burst appendix ; not to mention , countless other health emergencies .
People like this may not get care at all .
Our system won ’ t be able to accommodate them .
There are many implications of this and some of them are political .
For example , is this really the time to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ join Medicare-for-All ?
Probably not .
That idea was always stupid .
Now , it ’ s clearly dangerous .
On a practical level , saving American medicine from collapse must be our leaders ’ top priority right now .
We need to expand emergency hospital bed capacity .
We need to make certain we have enough life-saving drugs and medical equipment — the basics .
Unfortunately , that ’ s not as simple as it sounds or as it should be .
While the rest of us who are arguing about sexism @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of our healthcare system .
China dominates the world market in pharmaceutical ingredients , compounds used in virtually every essential medicine for high blood pressure , for cancer , for Alzheimer ’ s disease and many more come from China .
So do key components in vital medical technology , CT scanners , x-ray machines and ultrasounds .
As if tonight , more than 95 percent of all the antibiotics in America are manufactured in Communist China , 95 percent .
Our chief global rival has a total monopoly on the most important @ @ @ @ @ @ @ worry you more than anything that candidates are currently talking about .
Imagine watching one of your children die from an infected cut .
China has the power to make that happen .
The Chinese government is acutely aware of this power .
Last year , a prominent Chinese economist suggested cutting off the supply of antibiotics to the United States as leverage in the trade war .
That should have been the biggest story in America .
The news media all but ignored it .
Why ?
Because it implicated them and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ greatest crimes of our time .
Nine years ago , famously brilliant former President Barack Obama did predict the connection between China and the next global pandemic .
Unfortunately , Obama got it backward .
He claimed China would help us .
PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA : I absolutely believe that China ’ s peaceful rise is good for the world , and it ’ s good for America .
To the extent that we have a partner in addressing issues like climate change or pandemic .
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CARLSON : Our foremost genius @ @ @ @ @ @ @ idea what they ’ re doing and to the extent they do , they ’ re selling us out on purpose .
We should have seen this coming .
In recent weeks , you ’ ve heard a lot about disruption to our so-called supply chains .
Think about what that means .
It means that thanks to economic changes that made a small group of business moguls incredibly rich , we no longer make the things we need to survive and prosper as a nation .
People who hate us and who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
And it ’ s not just medicines and x-ray machines , its computers and phones and robotics and automotive components and machine tools and essential parts for aircraft engines , et cetera .
In fact , apart from fossil fuels , it ’ s almost everything , and now you may have noticed many of our leaders are talking about shutting down our domestic energy sector , the last independent part of the American economy .
This is sabotage , and we ’ re about to learn how undermined we ’ ve @ @ @ @ @ @ @ leaders should be held to account for this .
For now , we need to work as if our lives depended on it , to fix this problem .
Global warming isn ’ t the existential threat we face , extortion from China is .
In very real ways , the Chinese government controls us .
There is no greater national security danger than the one they pose .
To respond , we need a modern Marshall Plan , one designed to rebuild a Central American manufacturing .
We should start tomorrow with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and then with antibiotics .
Some will oppose the idea because it poses a threat to arrangements they currently benefit from .
But a majority of Americans will welcome it gladly , even in the Congress .
Manufacturing lifts every congressional district .
It shouldn ’ t be hard to win bipartisan support .
No doubt the sages on television will denounce any acknowledgement of China ’ s threat as racism or intolerance .
Joe Biden has already done that .
Ignore them .
The Chinese coronavirus really is Chinese .
It @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reason American businesses have sent so many of our jobs there .
It lacks health and safety standards and endemic corruption .
China did this to the world and we should not pretend otherwise .
That ’ s not xenophobia .
It ’ s true .
The most bitter irony of all of that , is that a few years from now , when every last victim of this virus has recovered or have been buried , the Chinese government can easily grow stronger because of this disaster and America weaker .
China @ @ @ @ @ @ @ U.S. as a result .
That ’ s too horrible an outcome to contemplate and too dangerous for us .
We ought to do everything we can to make certain it does not happen .
Let ’ s start by accurately describing what is happening .
The Chinese coronavirus isn ’ t some fluke of globalization , it is the inevitable byproduct of it .
Exotic diseases and the mass disruption they cause are the built-in cost of connectedness , and they always will be .
The people who told us there was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ world were lying , make them eat their words , strip them of their power , never listened to them again .
In fact , and this is still the hardest thing for official Washington to accept , this pandemic vindicates Donald Trump ’ s entire political thesis .
On the big things Trump was right — trade , immigration , manufacturing , globalization — these are the issues our ruling class assiduously ignores and has ignored for decades in favor of silly calculated distractions like gender warfare and race politics , things @ @ @ @ @ @ @ contrast , ran on the issues that mattered and he won precisely because the public was tired of being lied to , and he should remember that .
The White House reaction to coronavirus so far has been uneven and the limp , but it doesn ’ t need to be .
The blueprint for an effective response , response that not only protects this country , but improves it is right there in the President ’ s 2016 acceptance speech in the Republican Convention in Cleveland .
Americanism , not globalism , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
We are going to start building and making things again .
All we need to do is start believing in ourselves and in our country again , it is time to show the world that America is back , bigger and better and stronger than ever before .
There it is .
That ’ s the governing agenda in the age of the Chinese coronavirus .
Abandon globalism , rebuild the country , make the things we need .
A strong America is an independent America .
There ’ s no other @ @

On Friday, Tucker Carlson examined the threat of Red China to the United States as shown by the coronavirus outbreak. The globalist economy, so profitable to big business, has put too much power in the hands of hostile communist China, which manufactures a large proportion of the pharmaceuticals upon which we Americans depend.
Regarding the current worldwide contagion, Dr. Drew Pinsky has made a good case that the media has driven the huge freakout about an ailment that is not as nearly deadly as the regular flu.
Even so, the larger truth is that unfriendly China “dominates the world market in pharmaceutical ingredients,” as Tucker observes, and “more than 95 percent of all the antibiotics in America are manufactured in Communist China.”
This situation is not conducive to America’s national security, particularly when Chinese economist Li Daokui suggested last year that medicine could be used as a weapon against the West:
“Just as some international analysts have pointed out, we are indeed at the mercy of others when it comes to computer chips, but we are the world’s largest exporter of vitamin and antibiotic ingredients,” Li said last March during a speech at a national advisory conference, as quoted by state-run Xinhua (Chinese). “If we cut back exports, some western countries’ medical system won’t operate well.”
Nice people, these ChiComs!
Whatever the nature of the coronavirus — global pandemic or media hiccup — the event has shown how unwise it is to allow the unfriendly Chinese to manufacture so many necessary pharmaceuticals. The global economy and healthcare are not a good mix, and especially so when Red China is involved.
Tucker Carlson sounds inclined to believe the worst about the corona illness, but nevertheless he makes important points about the big picture of the Chinese threat and the borderless world generally regarding public health.
TUCKER CARLSON: Good evening, and welcome to Tucker Carlson Tonight.
There comes a time in every presidential administration when the people in charge realize they’re not really in control. Unforeseen events arise. In an instant, every assumption about the future changes. Heads of State die, wars erupt, natural disasters descend, epidemics rage — none of it was in anybody’s plan. There’s something about human nature that prevents us from preparing for this, for abrupt and radical change. We pretend the unexpected will never happen.
But there’s something in nature itself that reminds us it inevitably will. It’s always a terrifying realization.
The rise of the Chinese coronavirus is that kind of moment. The virus is quickly becoming a global pandemic. Ultimately, it could kill millions, at the very least, it will reorder the global economy and change our politics.
Could the disease help determine the outcome of our next presidential election eight months from now? Of course, it could, in fact it will. Our leaders can’t stop that.
Like all matters of life and death. It is beyond human power to affect, but they can respond to the threat in a way that makes this country stronger, not weaker.
How can they do that? Here’s how. The first step is to take the virus seriously and to convince the public that you are.
In 1918, Woodrow Wilson’s White House downplayed the Spanish influenza and refused to take obvious precautions to slow it spread. Wilson had a pointless war in progress in Europe to fight. His generals couldn’t be distracted from that goal.
So the government continued to ship men to overcrowded army camps across the country and to pack them on ships to France. The virus spread exponentially.
In the end, about 53,000 American soldiers were killed in combat in that war, at least 675,000 Americans died of the flu.
Could Wilson have prevented that disaster? Well, not entirely. But by early and decisive action, he could have improved America’s odds.
So what does effective action look like now? Well, we ought to be screening people when they get off the planes from infected countries. That’s not complicated. It’s obvious.
But at the same time, it is hardly a solution. We should be honest about how much we can do to keep the Chinese coronavirus from coming here.
A hundred years ago, the Spanish flu killed a significant percentage of the population in remote Aleutian Islands and that was before air travel.
Today, the entire world is connected by hourly international flights. Global pandemics are inevitable. There’s too much movement to keep viruses isolated. We should acknowledge that.
Yes, we can do our best to keep foreign diseases out of this country, but we ought to spend most of our time trying to figure out how to protect Americans once the diseases get here.
There’s still a lot we don’t know about the Chinese coronavirus, but two things do seem clear. It is highly communicable and the elderly and people with preexisting respiratory disease face the greatest threat from it.
That means for most Americans, the biggest risks will come not from the virus itself, but from its ancillary effects. People will panic. Travel will be disrupted. Markets will tumble and most critically, hospitals will be overwhelmed.
We’re about to learn the limits of our healthcare system. Conditions will be tough for the many thousands of Americans looking for beds to recover from the flu. In Seattle, they already are.
But things will be even worse for anyone suffering from say pancreatitis or a burst appendix; not to mention, countless other health emergencies.
People like this may not get care at all. Our system won’t be able to accommodate them.
There are many implications of this and some of them are political. For example, is this really the time to invite the rest of the world to join Medicare-for-All? Probably not. That idea was always stupid. Now, it’s clearly dangerous.
On a practical level, saving American medicine from collapse must be our leaders’ top priority right now. We need to expand emergency hospital bed capacity. We need to make certain we have enough life-saving drugs and medical equipment — the basics.
Unfortunately, that’s not as simple as it sounds or as it should be. While the rest of us who are arguing about sexism and transgender bathrooms, China took control of our healthcare system.
China dominates the world market in pharmaceutical ingredients, compounds used in virtually every essential medicine for high blood pressure, for cancer, for Alzheimer’s disease and many more come from China.
So do key components in vital medical technology, CT scanners, x-ray machines and ultrasounds.
As if tonight, more than 95 percent of all the antibiotics in America are manufactured in Communist China, 95 percent. Our chief global rival has a total monopoly on the most important medicine in the world.
That should worry you more than anything that candidates are currently talking about. Imagine watching one of your children die from an infected cut. China has the power to make that happen.
The Chinese government is acutely aware of this power. Last year, a prominent Chinese economist suggested cutting off the supply of antibiotics to the United States as leverage in the trade war. That should have been the biggest story in America. The news media all but ignored it. Why? Because it implicated them and their political party in one of the greatest crimes of our time.
Nine years ago, famously brilliant former President Barack Obama did predict the connection between China and the next global pandemic. Unfortunately, Obama got it backward. He claimed China would help us.
PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA: I absolutely believe that China’s peaceful rise is good for the world, and it’s good for America. To the extent that we have a partner in addressing issues like climate change or pandemic. . .
CARLSON: Our foremost genius. The people in charge have no idea what they’re doing and to the extent they do, they’re selling us out on purpose. We should have seen this coming.
In recent weeks, you’ve heard a lot about disruption to our so-called supply chains. Think about what that means. It means that thanks to economic changes that made a small group of business moguls incredibly rich, we no longer make the things we need to survive and prosper as a nation. People who hate us and who seek to displace us make those things.
And it’s not just medicines and x-ray machines, its computers and phones and robotics and automotive components and machine tools and essential parts for aircraft engines, et cetera.
In fact, apart from fossil fuels, it’s almost everything, and now you may have noticed many of our leaders are talking about shutting down our domestic energy sector, the last independent part of the American economy.
This is sabotage, and we’re about to learn how undermined we’ve been.
At some point, our leaders should be held to account for this. For now, we need to work as if our lives depended on it, to fix this problem. Global warming isn’t the existential threat we face, extortion from China is.
In very real ways, the Chinese government controls us. There is no greater national security danger than the one they pose. To respond, we need a modern Marshall Plan, one designed to rebuild a Central American manufacturing.
We should start tomorrow with medicine and technology to fight the coronavirus, and then with antibiotics.
Some will oppose the idea because it poses a threat to arrangements they currently benefit from. But a majority of Americans will welcome it gladly, even in the Congress. Manufacturing lifts every congressional district. It shouldn’t be hard to win bipartisan support.
No doubt the sages on television will denounce any acknowledgement of China’s threat as racism or intolerance. Joe Biden has already done that. Ignore them.
The Chinese coronavirus really is Chinese. It arose in that country for the same reason American businesses have sent so many of our jobs there. It lacks health and safety standards and endemic corruption.
China did this to the world and we should not pretend otherwise. That’s not xenophobia. It’s true.
The most bitter irony of all of that, is that a few years from now, when every last victim of this virus has recovered or have been buried, the Chinese government can easily grow stronger because of this disaster and America weaker.
China unleashes a pandemic and then overtakes the U.S. as a result. That’s too horrible an outcome to contemplate and too dangerous for us. We ought to do everything we can to make certain it does not happen.
Let’s start by accurately describing what is happening. The Chinese coronavirus isn’t some fluke of globalization, it is the inevitable byproduct of it.
Exotic diseases and the mass disruption they cause are the built-in cost of connectedness, and they always will be. The people who told us there was no downside to living in a borderless world were lying, make them eat their words, strip them of their power, never listened to them again.
In fact, and this is still the hardest thing for official Washington to accept, this pandemic vindicates Donald Trump’s entire political thesis.
On the big things Trump was right — trade, immigration, manufacturing, globalization — these are the issues our ruling class assiduously ignores and has ignored for decades in favor of silly calculated distractions like gender warfare and race politics, things that divide us.
Trump, by contrast, ran on the issues that mattered and he won precisely because the public was tired of being lied to, and he should remember that.
The White House reaction to coronavirus so far has been uneven and the limp, but it doesn’t need to be. The blueprint for an effective response, response that not only protects this country, but improves it is right there in the President’s 2016 acceptance speech in the Republican Convention in Cleveland.
Americanism, not globalism, will be the credo, he said. We are going to start building and making things again. All we need to do is start believing in ourselves and in our country again, it is time to show the world that America is back, bigger and better and stronger than ever before.
There it is. That’s the governing agenda in the age of the Chinese coronavirus.
Abandon globalism, rebuild the country, make the things we need. A strong America is an independent America. There’s no other way.


vdare--2020-03-09--Globalists Target Japan With Multicultural Makeover Plans

Maintaining borders , language , and culture , loving one ’ s nation , not just as a political entity , but as the home of one ’ s people , one ’ s extended and greater family is unacceptable to the globalist elite .
And one of their primary targets is Japan , which inexcusably maintains itself for itself .
Japan does not exist for diversity , for serving foreign masters , for being anything other than Japanese .
That is not acceptable to Globohomo .
And there is a relentless campaign , even in Japan , to subvert @ @ @ @ @ @ @ though .
Few in Japan have the courage , or chutzpah , to tell the Japanese that they must be destroyed , that Japaneseness is evil , that Japaneseness is racist , that Japan must be ended to pay for some sin real or imagined .
Japan is under assault , but the assault is much more nuanced than the open war on the historic American people .
Instead of being so blatant , the globalist conspiracy is more nuanced , but it 's intent is the same as in Europe and America—the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of globalism , diversity , and the multicultural cult .
In Japan much of the multicultural lies are based on Japan being prosperous in the world of international trade and business ; Japan must become less Japanese because otherwise we can ’ t sell Toyotas to Africans , or Muslims , or whatever .
But there is a great difference between working in the world and destroying one ’ s own culture .
And now that battle is joined in Japan .
Will Japan work in the world , or will Japan be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have purchased some Japanese who want to destroy Japan by making it less and less Japanese .
In April 2019 , Japan officially opened its doors to lower-skilled foreign workers under a major revision of the Immigration Control and Refugee Recognition Act .
The creation of the Specified Skills visa program for blue-collar and other workers represents a historic change in Japanese immigration policy .
But questions linger as to whether Japanese society , often described as insular and homogeneous , is prepared to welcome foreign residents and facilitate their participation on an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ such questions when I traveled to Cairo last December , at the behest of the Japan Foundation , to speak in Parliament and at Cairo University .
“ Do you think Japanese society can change and become less insular ?
” I was asked .
“ Isn ’ t the government just admitting foreign workers to do the jobs Japanese people don ’ t want any more ?
” These are legitimate concerns .
The Japanese have a reputation for looking down on nonwhites from other countries .
Why is it a concern @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that Japanese society should change and become less Japanese ?
Note how the author ascribed being insular and homogeneous as being negative .
Typical of globalists : the idea that remaining what you , your family , your people , and your nation are is somehow an affront to others half the world away .
And it does n't take long for Menju to insinuate that the Japanese are racist for not wanting their country changed into something less Japanese .
But if you are a foreign resident in Japan , who is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the nation the immigrant has entered ?
Obviously it is the immigrant who must change and adapt .
However , they don ’ t seem to want to adapt .
And they blame the Japanese language for their problems .
Now Japanese is a difficult language to learn , its grammar is not similar to any European language , and it has idiosyncrasies that do not help .
And that is not even dealing with the three written forms of the Japanese language that are in daily use .
It is not a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ whiny globalists and their pets want to blame the Japanese for wanting to retain Japanese as the sole language of daily use in their own nation .
Now , other nations have taken different strategies on language ; Central Europe , Scandinavia , the Netherlands , Germany , Austria , and the Balkans have basically adopted English as a second national language which can be used widely , and very convenient for tourists , but that is their decision and strategy , not Japan ’ s .
The language barrier is cited time @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with the local community .
In the 2015 survey , 58.6 % of respondents reported experiencing difficulties with the Japanese language .
“ Reading newspapers and notices ” was the problem most frequently cited ( 49.3 % ) , followed by “ understanding instructions from municipal officials and hospital staff ” ( 46.6 % ) and “ ordinary conversation ” ( 37.6 % ) .
Among the comments in the free-response section were calls for multilingual editions of the Guide to Living in Shinjuku and other publications .
“ It ’ s very @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the rules simply because one can ’ t read Japanese , ” commented one Chinese woman .
Others called for expansion of the Japanese language classes sponsored by the municipal government .
“ One class a week is not enough to master Japanese , ” said a Chinese woman , adding that “ lessons focused on Japanese used in daily life would be ideal.
” The language barrier can be a serious issue for children as well as adults .
Lack of proficiency in Japanese often leads to poor achievement and social isolation @ @ @ @ @ @ @ looking like a foreigner ” can provoke bullying in many cases .
Some parents transfer their children to international school to protect them , but for many the tuition is prohibitive .
Children who are bullied or shunned at school are apt to drop out and grow up undereducated , perpetuating the cycle of poverty and isolation .
Of course , it all due to those horrible Japanese , the common man in Japan who loves his nation , people , and language .
The 2015 Shinjuku survey asked foreign residents how frequently @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in their dealings with Japanese .
A full 35 % responded that “ it happens sometimes , ” and another 7.5 % reported that “ it happens often.
” More than half of these ( 51.9 % ) , the largest number , identified “ apartment hunting ” as a situation in which they encountered discrimination .
The second most frequently cited situation was “ looking for a job ” ( 33.2 % ) , followed by “ administrative procedures ” ( 25.6 % ) … However , another woman lamented that her @ @ @ @ @ @ @ again when searching for an apartment for the sole reason that he did not speak Japanese .
She called on municipal authorities to publish local housing guides for foreigners .
Japan has decided that it will increase skilled immigration to targeted industries on a temporary basis : the Japanese do not want to flood their country with unassailable hostile minorities .
It heartens me to see that low level bureaucrats are making life unwelcome to those who refuse to learn Japanese and that landlords don ’ t want smelly gaijin around .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on destroying Japan .
The good news , like the comments section , is that the Japanese are not on board with the program , and are resisting .
Sonno Jo I !
Revere The Emperor , Expel The Barbarian !

Maintaining borders, language, and culture, loving one’s nation, not just as a political entity, but as the home of one’s people, one’s extended and greater family is unacceptable to the globalist elite. And one of their primary targets is Japan, which inexcusably maintains itself for itself. Japan does not exist for diversity, for serving foreign masters, for being anything other than Japanese.
That is not acceptable to Globohomo. And there is a relentless campaign, even in Japan, to subvert Japaneseness. It is always deceitful, though. Few in Japan have the courage, or chutzpah, to tell the Japanese that they must be destroyed, that Japaneseness is evil, that Japaneseness is racist, that Japan must be ended to pay for some sin real or imagined.
Japan is under assault, but the assault is much more nuanced than the open war on the historic American people. Instead of being so blatant, the globalist conspiracy is more nuanced, but its intent is the same as in Europe and America—the natives must be destroyed in the name of globalism, diversity, and the multicultural cult.
In Japan much of the multicultural lies are based on Japan being prosperous in the world of international trade and business; Japan must become less Japanese because otherwise we can’t sell Toyotas to Africans, or Muslims, or whatever. But there is a great difference between working in the world and destroying one’s own culture. And now that battle is joined in Japan. Will Japan work in the world, or will Japan be destroyed by the world? The globalists have purchased some Japanese who want to destroy Japan by making it less and less Japanese.
In April 2019, Japan officially opened its doors to lower-skilled foreign workers under a major revision of the Immigration Control and Refugee Recognition Act. The creation of the Specified Skills visa program for blue-collar and other workers represents a historic change in Japanese immigration policy. But questions linger as to whether Japanese society, often described as insular and homogeneous, is prepared to welcome foreign residents and facilitate their participation on an equal footing. I was confronted by such questions when I traveled to Cairo last December, at the behest of the Japan Foundation, to speak in Parliament and at Cairo University. “Do you think Japanese society can change and become less insular?” I was asked. “Isn’t the government just admitting foreign workers to do the jobs Japanese people don’t want any more?” These are legitimate concerns. The Japanese have a reputation for looking down on nonwhites from other countries. [Can Japan Embrace Multiculturalism?, by Menju Toshihiro, Nippon.com, February 19, 2020]
Why is it a concern of Egyptians, or anyone else, that Japanese society should change and become less Japanese? Note how the author ascribed being insular and homogeneous as being negative. Typical of globalists: The idea that remaining what you, your family, your people, and your nation are is somehow an affront to others half the world away.
And it doesn't take long for Menju to insinuate that the Japanese are racist for not wanting their country changed into something less Japanese.
The far-right Japan First Party attracted considerable media attention during the unified local elections of 2019 with its anti-Korean, anti-immigration rhetoric (though the party has yet to win a seat at the local or national level)… However, there is no doubt that foreign residents face serious challenges adapting to life in Japan, and that much remains to be done to ensure that our new immigration system works. In the following, I review some of the steps taken thus far before spotlighting the key issues demanding action.
But if you are a foreign resident in Japan, who is obligated to change? The immigrant or the nation the immigrant has entered? Obviously it is the immigrant who must change and adapt. However, they don’t seem to want to adapt. And they blame the Japanese language for their problems.
Now Japanese is a difficult language to learn, its grammar is not similar to any European language, and it has idiosyncrasies that do not help. And that is not even dealing with the three written forms of the Japanese language that are in daily use. It is not a language for the low IQ. But whiny globalists and their pets want to blame the Japanese for wanting to retain Japanese as the sole language of daily use in their own nation. Now, other nations have taken different strategies on language; Central Europe, Scandinavia, the Netherlands, Germany, Austria, and the Balkans have basically adopted English as a second national language which can be used widely, and very convenient for tourists, but that is their decision and strategy, not Japan’s.
The language barrier is cited time and again as an obstacle to integration with the local community. In the 2015 survey, 58.6% of respondents reported experiencing difficulties with the Japanese language. “Reading newspapers and notices” was the problem most frequently cited (49.3%), followed by “understanding instructions from municipal officials and hospital staff” (46.6%) and “ordinary conversation” (37.6%). Among the comments in the free-response section were calls for multilingual editions of the Guide to Living in Shinjuku and other publications. “It’s very common to find oneself in violation of the rules simply because one can’t read Japanese,” commented one Chinese woman. Others called for expansion of the Japanese language classes sponsored by the municipal government. “One class a week is not enough to master Japanese,” said a Chinese woman, adding that “lessons focused on Japanese used in daily life would be ideal.” The language barrier can be a serious issue for children as well as adults. Lack of proficiency in Japanese often leads to poor achievement and social isolation at school. Indeed, just “looking like a foreigner” can provoke bullying in many cases. Some parents transfer their children to international school to protect them, but for many the tuition is prohibitive. Children who are bullied or shunned at school are apt to drop out and grow up undereducated, perpetuating the cycle of poverty and isolation.
Of course, it all due to those horrible Japanese, the common man in Japan who loves his nation, people, and language.
The 2015 Shinjuku survey asked foreign residents how frequently they felt subject to discrimination or prejudice in their dealings with Japanese. A full 35% responded that “it happens sometimes,” and another 7.5% reported that “it happens often.” More than half of these (51.9%), the largest number, identified “apartment hunting” as a situation in which they encountered discrimination. The second most frequently cited situation was “looking for a job” (33.2%), followed by “administrative procedures” (25.6%)… However, another woman lamented that her husband had been turned away time and again when searching for an apartment for the sole reason that he did not speak Japanese. She called on municipal authorities to publish local housing guides for foreigners.
Japan has decided that it will increase skilled immigration to targeted industries on a temporary basis: the Japanese do not want to flood their country with unassimilable hostile minorities. It heartens me to see that low level bureaucrats are making life unwelcome to those who refuse to learn Japanese and that landlords don’t want smelly gaijin around.
On March 11, 2019, a member of the university faculty posted on the university’s internal server a discriminatory complaint by a student about the “bad body odor” of African students. Underneath the student’s “complaint” was a reply from a faculty member that seemed to endorse or least condone the discrimination, saying: “Please tell me their name and I will talk to them privately.” The media picked up on the incident in June and the university issued an apology. [Missed Opportunities in Japan’s “International Town,” by Kuroiwa Yoko, Nippon.com, February 18, 2020]
The bad news is that globalism is relentless on destroying Japan. The good news, like the comments section, is that the Japanese are not on board with the program, and are resisting. Sonno Jo I! Revere The Emperor, Expel The Barbarian!


vdare--2020-03-08--His Name Is Casey Paul Bonhorst: In 84% White Sioux Falls, White Pizza Deliveryman Murdered by Black

His Name Is Casey Paul Bonhorst: In 84% White Sioux Falls, White Pizza Deliveryman Murdered by Black Male Tied to Gang Set on "Robbing People"

PK NOTE : Their Lives Matter Too .
It ’ s a book you must pick up .
Names you ’ ve never encountered , stories you ’ ve never read about , all for one , unmentionable reason : black on white murder .
Keep this in mind as the following story unfolds .
A black gang in South Dakota , existing to rob individuals to fund their operations , is behind the murder of a white male who worked at Domino ’ s delivering pizza .
Documents : Man charged in homicide of delivery driver tied to group @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ArgusLeader.com , March 5 , 2020 : The man charged with killing a Domino ’ s delivery driver last week was tied to a group of people in Sioux Falls set out to make money by robbing people , according to an arrest affidavit .
Statements from a “ source of information , ” along with witness statements , surveillance video from various sources and Crimestoppers tips after the murder helped capture him , the affidavit states .
Jahennessy Deunique LaPaul Bryant , 21 , from Sioux Falls , was arrested on Wednesday @ @ @ @ @ @ @ charges of first-degree murder , one charge of second-degree murder , one charge of first degree attempted robbery and manslaughter with a dangerous weapon , court documents state .
First-degree murder is a Class A felony , punishable by death or life in prison and/or a $ 50,000 fine .
Second-degree murder and manslaughter are Class B felonies with a mandatory sentence of life in prison and/or $ 50,000 fine .
First-degree attempted robbery is a Class 3 felony , punishable by up to 15 years in prison and/or a $ 30,000 fine @ @ @ @ @ @ @ suspect in the case , Lt. Terrance Matia said during Thursday morning ’ s daily police briefing .
“ The case isn ’ t done yet .
We do not have any ( other ) arrests , but it ’ s an ongoing investigation , ” Matia said .
“ The success for us would lead to the prosecution of Mr. Bryant for this murder.
” More : Delivery driver was ‘ caring and loving ’ person Casey Paul Bonhorst , 30 , was shot to death at about 8:45 p.m. on Feb. @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Bragstad Drive just south of 26th Street near Cleveland Avenue .
Bonhorst had just delivered a pizza to a residence on the street at about 8:41 p.m. After the delivery was made , Bryant allegedly tried to rob him , according to a news release from police .
Two minutes later , a caller reported to police that a man was lying in the road .
Bonhorst died at the scene .
Police found Bryant at an apartment complex near 26th Street and Sycamore Avenue around 2 p.m. Wednesday afternoon .
A warrant @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a $ 500,000 cash only bond .
A portion of 26th Street was shut down between Sycamore and Bahnson Avenues as they arrested Bryant .
He was arrested without incident , police say .
“ It was a crime of opportunity , ” Matia said .
“ Wrong place , wrong time .
It was a robbery that was attempted .
Where it went from there led to Casey ’ s death.
” Court documents state Bryant , also known as “ Jrocc , ” went to an apartment complex on East 26th @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with two other individuals who frequently hung out with Bryant , as well as a third individual .
Tips sent in to CrimeStoppers after the homicide reported one of the other men as the shooter initially , but during the investigation detectives found a witness who knew the man and had spoken to him the morning of the shooting , the affidavit states .
The witness described a video chat with the other two men holding a black handgun and passing it back and forth .
The witness stated one of the men @ @ @ @ @ @ @ possession of the handgun and was “ tired of not having money , ” the affidavit states .
The man told the witness he was “ coming up , ” which was later clarified as making money and the two described to the witness how they would do that by “ robbing people , ” the documents state .
“ Pizza delivery folks don ’ t carry a lot of cash , ” Matia said .
“ To perpetrate a robbery on an individual who is delivering pizza when we all pay for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ phone is not very well-thought out .
For a person out there working as he was – doing his job and working hard – and for this to happen the way it happened , it ’ s unsavory to most .
”

PK NOTE: Their Lives Matter Too. It’s a book you must pick up. Names you’ve never encountered, stories you’ve never read about, all for one, unmentionable reason: black on white murder.
Sioux Falls, South Dakota is 84 percent white and 5 percent black.
Keep this in mind as the following story unfolds.
A black gang in South Dakota, existing to rob individuals to fund their operations, is behind the murder of a white male who worked at Domino’s delivering pizza.
Documents: Man charged in homicide of delivery driver tied to group set on ‘robbing people,’ ArgusLeader.com, March 5, 2020:
The man charged with killing a Domino’s delivery driver last week was tied to a group of people in Sioux Falls set out to make money by robbing people, according to an arrest affidavit.
Statements from a “source of information,” along with witness statements, surveillance video from various sources and Crimestoppers tips after the murder helped capture him, the affidavit states.
Jahennessy Deunique LaPaul Bryant, 21, from Sioux Falls, was arrested on Wednesday afternoon in eastern Sioux Falls on two charges of first-degree murder, one charge of second-degree murder, one charge of first degree attempted robbery and manslaughter with a dangerous weapon, court documents state.
First-degree murder is a Class A felony, punishable by death or life in prison and/or a $50,000 fine. Second-degree murder and manslaughter are Class B felonies with a mandatory sentence of life in prison and/or $50,000 fine. First-degree attempted robbery is a Class 3 felony, punishable by up to 15 years in prison and/or a $30,000 fine.
Detectives said Bryant is the only suspect in the case, Lt. Terrance Matia said during Thursday morning’s daily police briefing.
“The case isn’t done yet. We do not have any (other) arrests, but it’s an ongoing investigation,” Matia said. “The success for us would lead to the prosecution of Mr. Bryant for this murder.”
More: Delivery driver was ‘caring and loving’ person
Casey Paul Bonhorst, 30, was shot to death at about 8:45 p.m. on Feb. 26 in the 2800 block of East Bragstad Drive just south of 26th Street near Cleveland Avenue.
Bonhorst had just delivered a pizza to a residence on the street at about 8:41 p.m. After the delivery was made, Bryant allegedly tried to rob him, according to a news release from police. Two minutes later, a caller reported to police that a man was lying in the road. Bonhorst died at the scene.
Police found Bryant at an apartment complex near 26th Street and Sycamore Avenue around 2 p.m. Wednesday afternoon. A warrant was issued for his arrest, carrying a $500,000 cash only bond.
A portion of 26th Street was shut down between Sycamore and Bahnson Avenues as they arrested Bryant. He was arrested without incident, police say.
“It was a crime of opportunity,” Matia said. “Wrong place, wrong time. It was a robbery that was attempted. Where it went from there led to Casey’s death.”
Court documents state Bryant, also known as “Jrocc,” went to an apartment complex on East 26th Street after the shooting and met up with two other individuals who frequently hung out with Bryant, as well as a third individual.
Tips sent in to CrimeStoppers after the homicide reported one of the other men as the shooter initially, but during the investigation detectives found a witness who knew the man and had spoken to him the morning of the shooting, the affidavit states.
The witness described a video chat with the other two men holding a black handgun and passing it back and forth.
The witness stated one of the men had mentioned that he recently came into possession of the handgun and was “tired of not having money,” the affidavit states. The man told the witness he was “coming up,” which was later clarified as making money and the two described to the witness how they would do that by “robbing people,” the documents state.
“Pizza delivery folks don’t carry a lot of cash,” Matia said. “To perpetrate a robbery on an individual who is delivering pizza when we all pay for things mostly through an app on a phone is not very well-thought out. For a person out there working as he was – doing his job and working hard – and for this to happen the way it happened, it’s unsavory to most.”