Flippin’ Flimsy The Bird

30 04 2006

The South Carolina Council of Conservative Citizens turned out 1,000 people to protest Sen. Flimsy Graham's (R-SC) flimsy flip-floppey position for/against amnesty for illegal aliens, though this MSM article tries to shortchange us by about two-thirds.

According to Kyle Rogers, S.C. CofCC Chairman, this doubled the largest crowd for any pro-immigration rabble rallies held in the South Carolina high country, and is the largest anti-immigration public gathering east of the Mississippi River held so far this year.





Bad For You

30 04 2006

If any of you are as dismayed as I am that Michael Savage is (pardon the pun) savaging Rush Limbaugh as viciously as he is, especially in the wake of the resolution of the "Doctor Shopping" scandal between Limbaugh and the Palm Beach (Fla.) County DA's Office, and is also engaging in a lot of vitriol against Hannity, O'Reilly, Bill Bennett and others, remember this:

KFC will do everything it can to convince you that burgers and tacos are bad for you. 





Oh Say Can You Reconquista

30 04 2006

One thing that everyone is missing in the debate about the "new national anthem" in Spanish aimed at Latino immigrants is this — it is NOT the words to the familiar American National Anthem translated into Spanish and set to the familiar tune, it is the familiar tune with entirely new lyrics meant to radicalize politically the American Latino population.

In the last few days, President Bush and Sen. Maria Cantwell (D-WA) have opposed the anthem.  What they fail to tell you is that they're both two-faced about it — they are both for open borders and amnesty essentially speaking, and that only encourages the Hispanicization of America, and will only result in more songs of American national pride being "Latinoized."

The only bright spot in all this is that I think the Mexicans will leave "Dixie" (the song, not the place) alone.





Too Soon

28 04 2006

Kook left thinks it’s too soon for a movie like United 93, but it wasn’t too soon for Farenheit 911 when it came out two years ago.





None Dare Call It Black Hate

28 04 2006

Channel 2’s news last night at 9 PM led off with a story about how some parents of students at Hazelwood Middle School in the Hazelwood district are tired that their children are being beaten and assaulted by middle school aged gang members. You read that right, middle school aged gang members.

All the parents interviewd by KTVI were white, and though the news did not mention that the “gang members” are very likely black, it’s obvious even to a dummy that race is a factor.

Because Hazelwood M.S. just happens to be within the city limits of Florissant, and not Hazelwood, this was an opportunity for you-know-who to get his snoot on TV. The Pompous One said to Channel 2 that he was going to ensure that students are safe at school and during their diurnal commutes to and from school. I’m reaching into my pocket trying to dig out a salt grain.

I am just wondering how Mr. Lowery plans to accomplish this. Maybe he and Peter Downs can get together and brainstorm for ideas. After all, they’re both concerned about the same thing.

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Through The Fire

28 04 2006

Rumor is starting to spread that environmental extremists might be responsible for arsonizing the condo complex that was under construction at Grand and Flad in the Shaw Neighborhood, the one that mostly burned to the ground night before last.

Also, we are now finding out that there have been a rash of suspicious fires at new construction sites in the neighborhood now known as Botanical Heights, and used to be called McRee Town. Of course, when it was still McRee Town, there were lots of suspicious fires in the old housing stock.

If I were the detectives here, I would also look for extremists within “anti-poverty” or black activist groups. They would have an incentive to damage new housing construction in the city, and to discourage the same, for that gentrifies city housing values, both for purchase and for rent, and that gentrification “prices out” poor people.





Pretend Pretend

27 04 2006

If soap operas in England are anything like they are on this side of the A-Pond, then they are hour-long television segments of fiction, where impossibly gorgeous-looking men and women live in a fictional fantasy dream world, where nobody has to work for a living, and everyone just makes love with each other.

So it’s appropriate that some British soap stars are urging people to pretend that anti-white race violence and dispossession does not exist in order not to vote for the British National Party (BNP).





Little Surprising Trifles

27 04 2006

Guess this well-known political commentator:

During his talk radio show for the past several weeks, he has essentially endorsed the concept of amnesty for illegal aliens. And this morning on his website, he linked to an ADL report on the danger of anti-immigration “extremists” supposedly attacking all the Mexican saints who have blessed us with their illegal entry.

You have three guesses.

Al Franken?

Wrong.

Jim Hightower?

Getting colder.

Alan Colmes?

BONK.

You weren’t crazy to guess three liberals, but as it turns out, you could go through three million liberals and the answer is still wrong.

The answer:

Matt Drudge.





From Airplanes To This

27 04 2006

You can tell the world has changed when continental European governments believe that the way to get over on Yankee and his economic superiority is not to fund and fete a supersonic jet like the Concorde, or a rival aeronautics manufacturer like Airbus to compete with Boeing, but a new internet search engine called Quaero to compete with Google/Yahoo/Accoona/MSN.





Everyone Exchanged Shoes For A Day

27 04 2006

The Senate Republicans want to give all Americans a $100 Federal rebate on gasoline taxes, even if they never buy any gas. In other words, those who don’t buy gas will be getting a little welfare.

Some Congressional Democrats want to suspend the 18 cents per gallon Federal gas tax for the summer, thereby rewarding people who actually purchase gas.

Once upon a time, Republicans were for reducing tax rates for taxpayers, and Democrats were for increasing social welfare.





Diversity Harvest In Durham

27 04 2006

The New Black Panther Party for Self-Defense is going to organize a protest against Duke University, and provide security from the alleged victim should the stripper/ho decide to attend the protest.

Looks like all the white liberals at Duke have to stave off all the black fleas after having slept with the diversity dogs all these decades.





And Just What Do They Propose To Do About It

27 04 2006

Peter Downs has cited a Wash U study of students at Vashon High School in the city. The grand revelation from the study is that many Vashon students feel unsafe in their morning trip to school.

Mind you, this is coming from Peter Downs, who regularly cavorts with Lizz Brown in the political sense, and from Washington University, which doesn’t exactly have Jared Taylor’s CV on file.

As long as it’s up to Downs and Wash U, the student body at Vashon won’t be seeing any relief from their dangerous morning commute anytime soon/ever.





Good Story Bad Story

27 04 2006

Also, Peter Downs has given us anecdotal evidence that not everything is rosy inside St. Louis City’s charter schools. To wit:

Violence at the school can be daily occurrence. Violence against teachers has become common with little consequences for the violating students. Students are seldom expelled due to the money received by the state for having students in the building. Office staff has also been violent towards teachers, with the teachers being dismissed and the office staff suffering no consequences. The administration “leads” in secrecy without informing the teaching staff of decisions regarding daily procedures, testing and scheduling, and building safety.

On the one hand, this is a good story. This is a nice, hard poke in the eye to the neoconservatives who think that charter schools are one of the cure-alls for the “ills” of public education.

On the other hand, this is Peter Downs, a public school board member, saying this, and at the end, he claims that this is purely a function of the typical corporate mismanagement of education, and why the business world can’t be trusted with the task.

As if the public education system of management is necessarily any better…





It’s The State’s Fault

26 04 2006

Over the last several days, I have noticed that there have been a number of stories in the St. Louis MSM about how it has been determined that Herbert Chalmers’s wages were accidentally over-garnished for child support judgments. Remember, he’s the PTB who murdered two members of the Finninger family at their north St. Louis catering business a few weeks ago, then offed himself.

Maybe it’s just me, but it seems that the MSM is trying to convince us that the state DFS, and not Chalmers himself, was responsible for his murders and suicide.

Of course, the state DFS can’t be blamed for Chalmers procreation, the reasons he had child support judgments against him.

What I also find strange is the same sort of left wingers who want child support judgments to be levied and enforced fanatically are the ones who are blaming an incorrect child support judgment for Chalmers’s crime spree.

Actually, there’s nothing strange about it. Chalmers was black, so in the minds of left wingers, racial excuseology trumps the need for child support. If Chalmers were white, I doubt we would be seeing MSM stories about the overgarnishment of his wages.





What I Won’t Do He Will

26 04 2006

Back in December, when this blogmeister was redesigning the static version of the St. Louis CofCC Website, I was considering putting the Explorer Destroyer scripts at the top of the page’s HTML.

In other words, people who would access the page using the Microsoft Internet Explorer web browser would have seen a special message at the top of the page, above the regular page content, advising them of the virtues of downloading and using a web browser other than IE.

I would have modified the script to suggest Firefox and Opera browsers, though the original scripts only point to Firefox, and at that, a Google Toolbar version of Firefox downloadable from the Google servers.

The reason I wanted to do this, or more properly, the reason I am hoping that people switch to browsers like Firefox and Opera instead of IE and instead of IE shell applications (e.g. Neoplanet, Avant, Maxthon, Deepnet Explorer) is that I think it’s risky to have virtually everybody using one kind of browser to surf the internet. This would give the designer of that one browser too much leverage over the world wide web itself.

In an ideal world, the web’s traffic would be 30% IE, 30% Firefox, 30% Opera, and 10% everything else.

After some thought, I began to lean against the idea. And after counsel and advice from the Board of Directors of the St. Louis Metropolitan Area Council of Conservative Citizens, I ultimately rejected the idea.

Both this blog and the static St. Louis CofCC site are not my personal organs per se, but the instrument of a group of people, an organization. It would come off as unprofessional to push this sort of thing on such a website.

Also, many people who access this blog, the static St. Louis CofCC website, and the CofCC National Website do so from computers at their places of employment. Corporate and enterprise workstations are less likely to use non-IE browsers.

I can tell these two facts because the site statistics for the St. Louis static and this blog show that traffic is higher on business days than on weekends and holidays. Also, the stats for the static website show that the lower weekend traffic has a higher rate of usage for non-IE browsers, and the higher business day traffic has a lower usage rate for the non-IEs.

For me to put a script that would pop a yellow box atop the static website that would appear each time that John or Jane Doe log on to the static website from their work computer, suggesting that they do something that their computer’s corporate firewall would not allow them to do (download and install an alternate browser), would be unprofessional, and it would only irritate such work-bound web surfers.

That decision was made months ago. So much to my surprise, I see today that one Paul Thurrott, a man who is much an enthusiast for Microsoft products as one can be without being a total syncophant or being intellectually dishonest, is going to use the Explorer Destroyer scripts on his blog.





Sheople Island

25 04 2006

While a majority of Britons support race and immigration policies that happen to be espoused by the British National Party (BNP), the percentage of Britons who will support those ideas goes down if they are told that they are BNP stances.

Brit MSM blames the BNP “image,” but the truth of the matter is that people will lie to the pollsters beacuse the BNP doesn’t have a bad “image” inasmuch as the Brit MSM has smeared the BNP.

I think that most of the people who disavow a given opinion if they find out it’s a BNP staple are lying to the pollsters because they don’t want to be “found out.” Also, British partisan politics, like American partisan politics, are hopelessly bipolar, unlike partisan situations in continental European countries.





Save The Pale-Skinned Southwestern Human Beings

25 04 2006

From the New York Sun:

IRVINE, Calif. – President Bush, rebutting lawmakers advocating a law-and-order approach to immigration, said yesterday that those who are calling for massive deportation of the estimated 11 million foreigners living illegally in America are not being realistic.

(snip)

“I know this is an emotional debate,” Mr. Bush told the Orange County Business Council. “But one thing we can’t lose sight of is that we are talking about human beings, decent human beings.”

This means we have to support amnesty and open borders because those who stand to benefit from their newly legalized status are human beings.

White farmers and ranchers who own property near the Mexican border are also human beings, and they deserve some amnesty from the incessant violent crime wave that border-jumpers wreak.

White people throughout the country who have to compete with cheap labor illegal aliens for employment, and thus see their standards of living reduced, are also human beings, and they deserve some amnesty from their government- and establishment-ordained socio-economic dispossession.

It’s just so ironic that President Bush is peddling open borders and amnesty in Orange County, California, a place where Republicans can hardly win elections anymore thanks to the Mexican invasion.





Cutting Off Your Nose And Your Face

24 04 2006

So, Mayor Slay supports voter fraud.

Does anyone not see the irony of any white public official in the city of St. Louis doing so?

If anything, Mayor Slay could lose his office because of black voter fraud in a future election.





Self-Demotion

24 04 2006

Don’t you find it a little bit odd that Mitch Landrieu wants to go from being Lieutenant Governor of Louisiana to being Mayor of New Orleans? Usually, the movement in politics that way is the other way around. There has to be some river of dirty money involved in this equation.





War In The Neighborhood

23 04 2006

Osama Bin Laden supposedly comes out with a new audio tape encouraging violence against the West, and all Ted Kennedy can think about is how it would benefit Democrats and hurt Republicans. Now you know why we can’t win the war on terror – when a good percentage of the Senate thinks partisan politics first even in the face of enemy enmity, the radical Islamists do not have to worry about acquiring nukes.

OBL also said that he considered the West’s withdrawl of aid from the Hamas-run PLO as an act of war.

This means that if you have never given any money to your neighbor, you really hate your neighbor and have declared war on him.





Northward We March

23 04 2006

Good news from the war front: General Lee and the boys are on the verge of taking Ithaca, New York. But the town’s public high school is not about to murtha without a fight.





First Dibs At First Responders

23 04 2006

I could imagine that there are hundreds of white people in St. Louis City who would do everything but kill and give a limb to get admitted to the St. Louis City Police or Fire Academy, moreso the latter, because city firefighters are paid more than city police officers, and there is much less physical risk to city firefighters from the PTBs and no threat of being sued or prosecuted for civil rights violations.

Yet, the City Police and Fire Departments and the St. Louis City Public Schools are about to start a program where fifty high school juniors a year are admitted to a “pre-academy” of sorts, and their successful completion of the program and their SLPS education will give them preferential treatment in admittance to the real academies and therefore acutal employment with the Police or Fire Department.

One of the requirements will be that a given high school junior has a 2.0 GPA. Most city high schools’ curricula are so weak that a chimpanzee could get a 2.0 GPA.





Formula 419

22 04 2006

Are you worried about paying $4 a gallon for gas yet, simply because you saw MSM news yesterday displayed a gas station that charged $4.19 a gallon?

Fear not.

I saw the same story myself on many stations, nationally and locally. There is a 76 (Unocal) Gas Station in Beverly Hills, Calif., that had a $4.19 price up on its board. But taken into context, that price was for the premium grade and for full service. Once the cameras pulled back, one could see that the price for self-service regular was $3.45.

The prices for self-serve were 3.45, 3.55 and 3.69 for regular, mid-grade and premium, respectively. The full-serve price for any grade was fifty cents more than for self-serve, yielding 3.95, 4.05 and infamous 4.19.

One station that ran this story had a short video clip of two cars pulling into the station, and I identified them as one Jaguar and one Porsche. Usually, stations in wealthier areas have higher prices, because wealthier people are willing to pay those higher prices.

You will also notice that the premium grade is 14 cents higher than the mid-grade, not the usual 10 cents higher. Many Beverly Hillians own cars that need the premium grade, so station owners there can probably get them for even more than the requisite dime-a-gallon increase.

I have seen stations in Chesterfield, Ladue and Frontenac in St. Louis County that do the same thing, i.e. charge more than the metro area average to begin with, then charge more than 10 cents extra for premium over mid-grade.

Here is an example from the San Diego area. Here, the fulls are 70 cents more than the selfs, and the mids are 20 more than the regulars, while the premiums are 10 more than the mids. Since their top price is $4.29, it won’t be long before this station has every TV camera known to man at its premises.

I looked up the AAA Fuel Gauge Report website yesterday, and the California statewide average for regular self-serve was $3.05 yesterday. The Missouri average was $2.74.

Yes, gas is sky-high, but to run stories over and over again showing $4.19 amounts to bird flu sensationalism and paranoia.





That Ole Racist Water

21 04 2006

Now that we know that black boys and young men are more susceptible to death by drowning than other racial and gender groups, I wonder how long it will be before the Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Justice Department opens an investigation of water and its racial bias.

(This reminds me of that “dihydrogen monoxide” spoof chain letter that has been going around the internet for as long as it has existed.)

The Federal government researchers point the blame at anything not having to do with racial differences:

Nationally, between 1995 and 1998, 51 percent of drownings among blacks ages 5 to 24 happened in a public pool. Most often, it was a hotel or motel pool. That stands in contrast to white children and young adults, 55 percent of whom drowned in a residential pool…Hotel and motel pools, they point out, often lack lifeguards. So it’s vital for children to always have an adult with them.

I have never known too many residential swimming pools to have professional lifeguards, either.

Researchers have speculated that the higher drowning risk among African Americans has to do with income; lower-income families are less likely to be able to afford swimming lessons. However, Saluja’s team found that the racial discrepancy persisted even when they factored in income. More research, they say, is needed to understand the underlying reasons.

This contradicts the hotel/motel theory above; lower-income families are less likely to be able to afford to stay in hotels and motels, and even then, this paragraph itself says that income is not a factor.

The “more research” to “understand the underlying reasons” has already been done; trouble is, the “more research” has yielded politically incorrect and taboo conclusions.

Black boys and men, as opposed to black girls and women, and everyone else for that matter, tend to have thicker and stronger bones, and tend to be more muscular. Doing the math, their average body density is higher than for other race/gender groups.

As any dummy who has read one page of a physics book can tell you, objects of matter that are more dense are less buoyant in liquid water, i.e. they sink further below the surface.

In the case of such human objects, not only do they sink further below the surface, it is far more difficult to maneuver and to maneuver quickly underwater. This is why competitive speed swimming on an international stage (i.e. Olympics) is virtually all-white, and the nonwhites tend to be Oriental/Asian.

This is why black boys and men have a higher drowning rate, ceteris paribus.





We Shall See What We Shall See

20 04 2006

From the Christian Science Monitor:

To critics of the administration's immigration policies, the Department of Homeland Security sent out a strong message this week: Current laws can discourage illegal immigrants and those who hire them.

On Wednesday, federal immigration officials stormed light manufacturing facilities in Atlanta and 41 other US locales, arresting more than 1,100 suspected illegal immigrants as well as people believed to have hired them.

This is a good start, but I'll be surprised if this gets much past the "start," especially after November's elections.

One of the big things missing from this effort, at least from this article, is the necessity in removing civil rights protections in employment discrimination for illegal aliens. Sometimes, employers can be prosecuted for hiring illegal aliens if they do, and sued for discriminating against illegal aliens if they don't. Taking this necessary step would eliminate mixed messages in this stead from the Feds.





No Joke

20 04 2006

You may think that this is a joke, but it's really not.  One thing that Tyson Foods and the Catholic Church have in common is that they both welcome the Mexican invasion, for fundamentally the same reason.





To The Cause For Which It Stands

20 04 2006

Howard Dean once said that he wanted to listen to the sensitivities of people who have Confederate Battle Flags on their pickup trucks.  Until now, he has failed in that task, but it looks like he's turning things around.





Where’s OSHA When You Need Them

19 04 2006

The Federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has an infamous reputation for being abusive of its own authority, about on par with the IRS and states' child "protective" services.

Where, then, was OSHA, when the Finninger family of St. Louis decided to have a catering business in north St. Louis PTB Land?  I should say that trying to do legitimate business in certain neighborhoods is a very grave occupational hazard.





360 + 8 = Genius

19 04 2006

All St. Louis City Public School students finishing eighth grade at the end of this school year will be required to attend an eight-week long summer school.  Average to above-average students will be given enrichment in the sciences, while those students testing below average will be given remedial instruction in math and reading.

Superintendent Dr. Creg Williams announced to the media that the reason for this unprecendented mandatory omnibus summer school is to head off a high dropout rate for high school freshmen in the district, and the dismally low standardized testing results for this year's eighth graders.

By the time these eighth graders will have finished this school year, they will have gone to school for approximately 360 weeks since their Kindergarten year.  How another eight weeks would be so revolutionarily helpful to them is a mystery to me.





Cui Bono? Democrats Bono.

18 04 2006

The Democratic Party in Indiana has exposed itself as a beneficiary of voter fraud, as it is taking legal steps to prevent the state of Indiana from requiring Photo IDs to vote.  It is doing this despite the fact that such legislation will allow the "disadvantaged" the Democrats crow about so much to get free Photo IDs. 

A very similar bill is in the works here in Missouri.  However, I think that much more should be done.