Read it. I’m shocked, I tell you, shocked.

Read it. Not good news.

Read it. I can’t say they’re wrong.

Steve Sailer is not afraid to ask the hard questions.

Read it. The headline alone tells you pretty much all you need to know about how far American culture has degenerated.

Read it. Shopping for God in all the wrong places.

Mr. Twitchell manages to reduce this profound idea to the dictates of basic consumer theory. Sacrifice, he says–not least, tithing–signifies value. The more you sacrifice, the more you visibly value the product for which you are giving something up, and the more you show other people that you value it, too. “Why do true believers sometimes puncture themselves, walk on their knees until they bleed, fast until they are skeletal or join a monastery and go mum?” Mr. Twitchell asks. “Brand allegiance.”

This is obviously someone who knows as much about religion as Hillary Clinton knows about life in Omaha.

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What do you call people who want to kill you? (Hint: Enemies.)

What do you call people in your group who favor your enemies? (Hint: Traitors.)

What is so hard to understand about this?

Read it. Ask yourself: Why this particular legislation at this particular time?

Read it. Of course, they’d get a lot farther if they could find some way to include ethanol in the manufacturing process.

Read it. Funny, I thought that was NASA’s job.

Read it. Apparently Venezuela isn’t totally lost.

Peggy Noonan describes Hillary’s attempts to make an asset of herself.

Read it. Unfortunately, being a fiduciary means never having to say, “It’s the principle of the thing.”

Read it. This would seem excessive. After all, it’s not as if they were attempting to enforce immigration laws.

Read it. That’s modern America for you. It’s okay to break the law to come into America; in fact, if law enforcement officials try to, you know, enforce the law, they’re violating the criminals’ civil rights and will go to jail.

Read it. Rather points out what a defective system college admissions is these days.

Read it. Without eternal vigilance, it could happen here. No, wait, it’s already happening here….

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Read it. My, what a surprise. Aren’t you surprised? I’m sure surprised.

Read it. I guess there are at least a few jobs Americans will do.

Read it. Guess the Swedes and Norwegians only read the local papers.

Of course, the Nobel “Peace” Prize isn’t about peace and hasn’t been since its inception.

Read it. How could you not?

Read it. A true American hero, whose story you won’t see celebrated in any of the Drive-By Media.

Read it. Mothers, don’t let your babies grow up to be lawyers.

Steve Sailer finds an incongruity.

Aw, who has time for that history stuff, anyway?

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The elite, selective slices of higher education are essentially extremely expensive theme parks staffed by highly-educated people who like ideas and having a fairly relaxed schedule.

Yup. I can vouch for it.

Read it. Really, you don’t learn anything in college except Political Correctness, and it costs and arm and a leg. Wouldn’t we be better off, oh, say, learning a useful skill instead?

Read it. My, that’s certainly a nasty crack.

A modern art museum is the only place where they have to warn the janitors “Don’t throw out the artwork.”

Read it. Putting the fruitbat under the microscope.

Read it. Of course. It’s the American way.

Read it. On the other hand, I’ve read studies that explained that the reason they sell the nets is because when they give them away for free the recipients conclude that they aren’t worth anything and throw them away without using them, while those that they pay money for are seen as valuable and used.

Still, Rachel Carson will be spending a lot of eternity trying to explain away the people her acolytes have killed.

Read it. Not that anybody in this country does that….

Read it. Poor Steve just can’t win for losing.

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Remember: just because a lawyer says so, it doesn’t mean it’s true.

One would think everyone would be aware of that by now.

Read it. Things you won’t learn from the class-warfare media.

Read it. I shudder to think. Might have to work for a living.

Read it. And this comes at a time when the college credential is becoming more and more central to success.

Of course, college and university administrators insist they aren’t actually using quotas when in fact they are, as O’Connor’s decisive opinion in 2003 invited them to do. The result is that one indispensable requirement for being a college or university administrator is intellectual dishonesty. You have to be willing to lie about what you consider one of your most important duties. So much for open inquiry and intellectual rigor.

Read it. This illustrates why “a conservative” and “conservatism” are meaningless terms.

Read it. Just in case you were wondering. I know I was.

But it would sure solve the “global warming” problem. Look for it in AlGore’s next book.

Steve Sailer talks about American culture. I know that will come as a surprise….

Read it. Hear, hear.

Read it. Probably George W Bush.

Read it. Cox & Forkum are calling it quits. They will be missed.

Read it. Is there some other country that we could sell the San Francisco Bay area to? They certainly don’t seem very happy being part of America, and I for one would love to see them go elsewhere.

Read it. It’s like watching a snowman melt in the sun.

Read it. And ask yourself: Does this represent an improvement, long-term? Is this anything even close to a united community?

Read it. When distressed, sue somebody — it’s the American way.

Somebody with the name “Dongmei Li” probably wasn’t born here, but is certainly successfully assimilated.

Read it. It’s like watching a snowman melt in the sun.

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 With no family members to encourage gifts to the original donor’s favorite causes, the banks and lawyers have wide latitude to remake the way the trusts operate and to decide which charities will receive grants. Banks can reduce gifts and grow the foundation’s assets, thus increasing their fees. At the same time, banks and lawyers stand to gain personal influence and prestige by selecting new charities.

Rather like gifts to universities. Or government in the hands of Democrats.

Read it. My, what a surprise. Aren’t you surprised? I’m sure surprised.