Read it.

Sounds like a rock group, doesn’t it?

Read it.

 Within white culture, it is agreed upon that if Canada had better weather it would be a perfect place.

That only works for lefties, of course — righties would move to Australia.

Inside Politics.

Inside the Beltway. 

Read it.

“Would you please tell the judges your name and what planet you’re from?”

Let me know if that works for you, guys. I’m not holding my breath.

Read it.

And about time, too.

Read it. All your childish illusions, shattered.

Read it.

Read it.

Fashion magazines don’t help much either. Elle talks to Ashlee Simpson. And writes down what she says. To be recorded for all time.

If I tried to dress to hide all the parts of my body I have ever been self-conscious about, the only thing left to wear would be a hazmat suit.

“Show me a woman with a good three inches of cleavage on display, and I’ll show you a woman who, rightly or wrongly, has little faith in her powers of conversation.”

I don’t care who you are, that’s funny.

Read it. The People of the Crust of Potomac, Maryland, are irate at having government treat them the way they would have the federal government treat the entire nation. Irony seems too inadequate a term.

Steve Sailer is always worth reading.

Read it. Or maybe not.

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

Of course, it is a BBC piece, so you’d have to verify it from a reliable source.

Read it. Engineers are very strange people.

Read it. Wierd shit you can do with folded paper.

Read it. And the Arabs are whining. “Mommy! Joey hit me back!”

“Our ration cards are being cancelled and transferred,” said Sheikh Hassan Rashid, who has lived in Kirkuk since 1989.

“How can we live without the ration card? It would be impossible to buy food. We are being forced out.”

Well, guy, that’s what happens when you live in a country that has ration cards. Verb sap.

Read it. The regressives are in charge of the asylum.

Read it. Think commercial packaging. Think sandwich wrap.

Read it. Man, those Vikings were, like, so 9th century. Can’t we all just get along?

Read it. Britons are voting with their feet, with most wanting to come to — where else? — America.

Read it. This is what comes of letting the government run the schools. Note that Detroit has been run by Democrats time out of mind.

Read it. A classic symptom.

Read it. A concept is a concept, but unless the economics works out….

Read it. An excellent analysis.

For the first time in 16 years, Democrats can vote against a Clinton without having to vote for a Republican to do it.

Read it. Pretty cool.

Read it. Who could ask for anything more?

Read it.

 In addition to accumulating sexual partners, binge drinking, drug use and learning, white people consider studying abroad to be one of the most important parts of a well rounded college education.

Read it. Biting into it will bring a real surprise.

Read it.

Read it. Well — there it is.

Michael Kinsley demonstrates that he is as ignorant about war as he is about politics.

Sorry if the government hasn’t performed up to your expectations, dude. You’re about forty years behind the rest of us.

Inside Politics.

Inside the Beltway.

Lileks talks about the city and the country, and makes some obvious points.

Watch it. This is just so wrong….

Mencius Moldbug is off on one of his inimitable journeys into stuff you never dreamed of.

Victor Davis Hanson takes a look at the People of the Crust.

Barack Obama may have gone to exclusive private schools. He and his wife may both be lawyers who between them have earned four expensive Ivy League degrees. They may make about a million dollars a year, live in an expensive home and send their kids to prep school. But they are still apparently first-hand witnesses to how the American dream has gone sour. Two other Ivy League lawyers, Hillary and Bill, are multimillionaires who have found America to be a land of riches beyond most people’s imaginations. But Hillary also talks of the tragic lost dream of America.

I am reminded of the pundit who characterized modern politics as a conspiracy by the upper class and the underclass against the middle class.

Inside Politics.

Inside the Beltway.

Read it. Now there’s a surprise. How is this news?

Read it.

In most situations, white people are very comforted by seeing their own kind. However, when they are eating at a new ethnic restaurant or traveling to a foreign nation, nothing spoils their fun more than seeing another white person.

Steve Sailer is always worth reading.

The widespread illusion that smart people are going to be experts at life just because they’re smart is well worth debunking — we all know a lot of smart but foolish people if we stop and think about it, even aside from the obvious political candidates.

The mental ability to process and manipulate information doesn’t help when the “business rules” being applied are themselves flawed. I’m fond of drawing an analogy to role-playing games: intelligence and wisdom are almost always distinct characteristics.

Inside Politics.

Inside the Beltway.

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

Yaakov ben Moshe is always worth reading.

Steve Sailer limns the new Muslim strategy in the modern welfare state.

Steve Sailer is always worth reading.

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

Read it. So much for that pro-abortion argument. (Think about it.) (But not too long.)

Read it. One wonders about the viability of the other post-colonial “nations” that European states cobbled together out of disparate tribes.

Inside Politics.

Read it. Well, not really, but they’re closer than they’ve ever been.

Read it.

If you find yourself invited to a concert with a white person, do NOT expect to dance. Prepare yourself for three hours of standing reasonably still. It is also advised to get a beer or (if legal) a cigarette so you have something to do with your hands. Although it is acceptable to occasionally raise one hand and point just above the stage.