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The democrat party left is systematically using its control of the media to fabricate a completely imaginary racist and dangerously violent right-wing movement supporting Donald Trump and poised to initiate street combat at his command.

It’s total bullshit, designed to establish a kind of co-equal guilt and responsibility on the part of Trump and his Republican supporters for all the violence and destruction going on all over the country at the hands of BLM and ANTIFA thugs. This is nothing other than the classic Big Lie. But note how Biden even shamelessly references Kyle Rittenhouse as a case of “White Supremacism.”

There are more Somali immigrants (85,700) in the United States than there are ‘white supremacists’.

There are more black criminals in the United States (over 450,000) than there are ‘white supremacists’.

Choose whom you are going to worry about — and choose wisely.

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Suggestion: All team members will refer to their comrade as ‘bitches’.

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Gee, I wonder why that is.

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This won’t ever come to anything, but it allows him to give a bunch of his favored cronies high-paying jobs at taxpayer expense. They will sadly conclude that there is no practical way to distribute such reparations ‘equitably’, but they’ll still have healthy paychecks in the meantime.

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Hey, they’re wearing masks. And I’ll bet they’d be happy to vote Democrat.

ZMan looks behind the curtain.

In modern times, the conspiracy theory has been formalized. The assassination of John Kennedy is probably when this formalization process began. For example, a conspiracy theory needs a series of hard to accept coincidences. In the case of Kennedy, we have the amazing marksmanship of the shooter and then his unlikely assassination at the hands of a Jewish gangster, while he was in police custody. The Jack Ruby part is what made the whole thing perfect for the conspiracy theorists.

I love the smell of conspiracy in the morning.

The best example right now is the Left’s obsession with white supremacy. They cannot accept that their vision of Utopia is not very popular. That’s the first step in a conspiracy theory, the rejection of the most plausible reason. That allows them to spin wild tales of secret Nazis and spectral supremacists. Rather than confront reality, which is frightening and disconcerting, they have created a series of conspiracy theories to explain why the world is not as they imagine it.

I’ve met a ton of Communists but nary a one of ‘white supramacists’. Which, then, is the greater threat to the nation?

Victor Davis Hanson.

The news media until recently had rarely criticized the medical advice of experts — especially those who worked for federal bureaucracies, international organizations or elite universities.

Yet the much-praised Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, director-general of the World Health Organization, has demonstrably weakened the effort to fight COVID-19.

Steve Sailer indulges in a little history.

Who can forget the slaves signing their sad spirituals while they picked the cotton of the vast plantations of Burbank and North Hollywood?

Joel Kotkin.

One is often at a loss to explain California to people from other planets—like, say, earth. This is a state that issues mandates for electrification of everything while reducing its generating capacity. It blames devastating fires on climate change, without taking the blame for forestry practices that helped make the seasonal fires much worse. In California, pot is legal, but owning a car with a gas engine, however clean, may soon not be, and climate skeptics of any stripe face opprobrium, consignment to obscurity, and—if they have assets—court dates.

To understand how a state could adopt what often seem insane policies, impoverishing its people while claiming the mantle of social justice, you need to consult the state’s unique history. California is just not like other places, and you won’t get anywhere without understanding that. With few navigable rivers and a lack of water near its coast and fertile valleys, the state largely engineered its own rise. “Science is the mother of California,” said the University of California’s second president, Daniel Coit Gilman. Largely dominated by desert, flammable dry chaparral and high mountains, California depended on bringing water to its bone-dry coast, tapping electricity from distant dams, and accommodating a massive influx of new residents with largely suburban housing.

Steve Sailer reviews the possibilities.

They should wear Nike Colin Kaepernick gear.

Now that I think about it, they could shake down big brands by threatening to wear their clothes.

John Hinderaker at PowerLine examines the swamp.

I am not sure who said it first, but it’s true: America’s colleges and universities are islands of repression in a sea of freedom.

Steve Sailer pokes into the hidden recesses of American racism.

Soon, the New York Times will be running op-eds by young women named Kim about how they deserve reparations for the times white people (such as their golf pro at the country club) asked them, “Where are you from?”

The horror!

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An NYPD curfew crackdown on protesters in the Bronx in June violated “international human rights” and was maybe the department’s “most aggressive and abusive responses” to demonstrations in response to the death of George Floyd, according to a new report from the Human Rights Watch.

NYPD officers in the Bronx closed in more than 300 protesters using a technique known as “kettling” until the 8 p.m. ET curfew came and went June 4. After the curfew expired, the police began “whaling their batons, beating people from car tops, shoving them down to the ground, and firing pepper spray in their faces,” according to the Human Rights Watch report.