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  • Muslim Councillor Tells Rotterdammer: 'Shut Up, Minority'

    01/16/2008 9:06:28 PM PST · by Pikamax · 14 replies · 333+ views
    nisnews ^ | 1/17/08 | nisnews
    Muslim Councillor Tells Rotterdammer: 'Shut Up, Minority' ROTTERDAM, 17/01/08 - Labour (PvdA) politician Bouchra Ismaili has reviled a citizen of Rotterdam in an e-mail. The man was told that as a member of the white minority in his district, he should not complain about the Islamic organisation Hizb ut-Tahrir. Ismaili, who has Moroccan nationality, is a council member for PvdA in the Rotterdam district council of Charlois. "You are the immigrants here!!!", she wrote to the white man who drew her attention by e-mail to statements by the controversial Muslim organisation Hizb ut-Tahrir. Ismali also wrote in her e-mail reply...
  • University OKs pagan festival, bans Christian event

    05/27/2007 11:28:37 PM PDT · by LiteKeeper · 33 replies · 1,680+ views
    World Net Daily ^ | May 27, 2007
    Scotland's University of Edinburgh, after proposing a ban on Bibles and denying a Christian campus group the right to hold a conference on the immorality of homosexuality, has extended the welcome mat to the school's Pagan Society to hold its annual meeting on campus next month. The pagan conference will feature presentations on a variety of topics, including Magic and Witchcraft in the 21st Century, Pagan Parenting, Pagan Marriage, Pagan Symbolism and Practice and Ancient Greek magic. A workshop in tribal dance will be held at the university Student's Association. "It will be an opportunity for people to listen to...
  • CU 101 course required in dorm ( multiculturalism versus white privilege )

    05/24/2007 6:50:17 AM PDT · by george76 · 43 replies · 1,946+ views
    Daily Camera ^ | May 15, 2007 | Brittany Anas
    The University of Colorado has sent letters to the 400 students signed up to live next year in the Cheyenne Arapaho dorm — saying they must take a 101 course, or move to another hall. The wide-ranging course explores the history of higher education, and touches on topics including diversity, binge-drinking and the psychology of going away to college... But some professors — who say they support a more tolerant campus — are concerned with how the university is rolling the CU 101 course into its curriculum. Hadley Brown, a newly elected CU student-body president, and the others on her...
  • School trip to a White Privilege Conference raises red flag for feds

    04/27/2007 12:10:27 PM PDT · by Sopater · 15 replies · 831+ views
    Seattle Times ^ | Friday, April 27, 2007 | Alex Fryer
    Officials with the federal Department of Education are set to hold a conference call with representatives of the Seattle School District to determine if the district violated the law in sending students to a White Privilege Conference in Colorado this month. The timing of the district's exchange with the Department of Education hasn't been decided. A diverse group of 20 students, along with two administrative staff members and at least one teacher, attended the four-day conference, said district spokesman David Tucker. The conference, sponsored by, among others, the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs, serves as an opportunity to "examine and...
  • Iran threatened by US State Terrorism (Barf Alert)

    04/14/2007 12:00:07 PM PDT · by Starman417 · 10 replies · 460+ views
    MWC News ^ | 04-14-07 | Gideon Polya
    IRAN is under acute threat from the US and Israel, from US State Terrorism (USST), Israeli State Terrorism (IST) and US-Israeli State Terrorism (USIST). The Racist Bush-ites (RBs), notably the Racist Religious Right Republican (R4) Bush-ites running Bush Amerika, their Racist Zionist (RZ) supporters and Racist Zionist-run Apartheid Israel (AI) have been urging “pre-emptive” attack on remote, peaceful Iran. The dimensions of this threat are horrendous. Iran is a remote and peaceful democracy (albeit a democracy with a major theocratic input just as Western democracy is flawed by massive military-industrial complex, oil, gas, coal, construction, media, and other corporate input)....
  • 240-Year Sentence for NYC Hate Crime

    03/21/2007 4:48:11 PM PDT · by SmithL · 35 replies · 1,271+ views
    AP via SFGate ^ | 3/21/7 | SAMUEL MAULL
    New York (AP) -- A judge sentenced a man to 240 years in prison Wednesday for taking hostages in a bar and telling patrons that "white people are going to burn tonight." State Supreme Court Justice Maxwell Wiley told Steven Johnson, 39, who is black, that he had forfeited his "right to live in society." Johnson, 39, was convicted March 1 of attempted murder, assault and other charges, including some designated as hate crimes. Johnson invaded Bar Veloce, in Manhattan's East Village neighborhood, while nine men and six women were inside it June 16, 2002. He was carrying three pistols,...
  • Obama's Pastor: 9/11 Was Wake Up Call From People Of Color

    03/09/2007 2:37:37 AM PST · by Sam Hill · 52 replies · 2,436+ views
    Sweetness & Light ^ | March 9, 2007 | Steve Gilbert
    The following is from a pdf file of sermon from Barack Hussein Obama's "spiritual mentor" as published in Trinity Church's publication, "The Trumpet."  (Published by the Reverend's daughter.)The following quote is from a wide-ranging diatribe, which includes among other things, calls for US divestiture in Israel. But even amidst the Reverend's other crackpot and racist statements, this one jumped out: Maybe I Missed Something! A Message From our PASTOR, Rev. Dr. Jeremiah A. Wright, Jr., Senior PastorIn the 21st century, white America got a wake-up call after 9/11/01. White America and the Western world came to realize that people of...
  • As Jamestown is celebrated, critics dismiss Pocahontas' story as 'feel-good history'

    03/01/2007 2:43:28 PM PST · by Alex Murphy · 3 replies · 344+ views
    The Houston Chronicle ^ | March 1, 2007 | STEVE SZKOTAK
    RICHMOND, Va. — She has the saintly glow of Joan of Arc, the enigmatic aura of the Mona Lisa and more personas than Madonna. In her 22 years, Pocahontas left a legacy that endures in history texts, in stone relief at the U.S. Capitol Rotunda and in a beguiling parable about the settlement of Jamestown by commerce-minded explorers. But 400 years after America's first lasting English settlement was established in a marshy peninsula on the James River, history's version of the favored daughter of a powerful Indian leader is being looked at anew, and quite critically. Scholars say the lithe...
  • Educational Kookery: They Teach Those Who Teach Your Kids. [VANITY]

    01/29/2007 10:17:16 PM PST · by marsh_of_mists · 39 replies · 831+ views
    As a new School of Ed student hoping to become an English teacher, I'm perfectly used to left-wing academic claptrap. I've already suffered through four years of it as an liberal-arts literature-major undergraduate. Deconstructionism and Derrida ruled the day. But now I'm with the School of Education folks and it's a rather different strain of pseudo-Marxist hogwash. The problem is this: with the Literary Liberals, it was just a zoo of academic dimwits up in the ivory tower babbling to each other. These Education Liberals are the ones teaching the people who will be teaching the children of America; they...
  • Exploring Christopher Columbus--Was he a great man or a racist oppressor?

    10/09/2006 7:30:56 AM PDT · by SJackson · 47 replies · 5,881+ views
    FrontPageMagazine.com ^ | October 9, 2006 | Tom Purcell
    "Dad, why does America celebrate Columbus Day?" "Well, Billy, in 1492, Christopher Columbus sailed from Europe to America and founded the very first settlement in the New World. His arrival marks the beginning of America as we know it." "But didn't he discover America by accident, dad?" "Columbus believed the Earth was a sphere. He thought he could reach the Far East by setting off on a westward course. Though he stumbled upon what is now the Bahamas by accident, he was still a great explorer and a great man, Billy." "A great man, dad, or a racist oppressor?" "Pardon...
  • Uppity Men

    09/20/2006 12:10:42 PM PDT · by FreeManDC · 15 replies · 1,011+ views
    ifeminists.net ^ | September 20, 2006 | Carey Roberts
    Let's face it, we've been snookered. They promised gender liberation, now we're becoming dependents of the Nanny State. They averred no fancy for special treatment, now we have affirmative action. They said they only wanted to give women a voice, now we've got speech codes. They claimed to be for gender equality, now boys are struggling just to keep up in school. Why has it taken so long for us to catch on? One of the tacit rules of the New Gender Order is that the opinions of men don't count. "If white men were not complaining, it would be...
  • Germans reconsider religion

    09/15/2006 5:24:02 PM PDT · by Mount Athos · 41 replies · 1,078+ views
    Christian Science Monitor ^ | September 15, 2006 | Christa Case
    This is the continent where some leading thinkers are talking about a "post-Christian Europe." And this is the country of philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, who infamously quipped, "God is dead." So some may be surprised at the receptivity in Germany this week to visiting Pope Benedict XVI's message: Europe needs to rethink the thesis that secularism and economic progress go hand in hand. Coincidentally, some of Europe's stalwart secularists are challenging the idea that religious reasoning inevitably retreats from the public sphere as countries modernize. Germans themselves are modeling a growing acceptance of religion's role in shaping society: • Head of...
  • Revolution: A Back to School Guide

    09/08/2006 1:13:56 PM PDT · by JSedreporter · 2 replies · 459+ views
    Accuracy in Academia ^ | September 8, 2006 | Julia A. Seymour
    Conservatives, welcome back to campus, that bastion of hostility toward your faith, politics and lifestyle, where Marx is revered, common sense eschewed, and multiculturalism matters more than mathematics. Are you ready for the semester—ready to stand up for those principles, to fight for your right to express opinions that are unpopular, and ready to make a difference for the conservative movement? Brendan Steinhauser, a former executive director of the Young Conservatives of Texas at Austin, wants you to fight and win battles against liberals on your campus and in order to help you he has some advice. His advice is...
  • Houston marchers keep immigration debate alive

    09/04/2006 12:25:30 PM PDT · by Snickering Hound · 19 replies · 607+ views
    Houston Chronicle ^ | 9-4-06 | JENNIFER RADCLIFFE
    About 400 people marched in downtown Houston today in support of immigrant rights, part of a nationwide Labor Day effort in advance of this month's congressional debate on immigration legislation. Marchers said they don't want top politicians to think they've forgotten the cause since the rallies last spring that drew tens of thousands of people to the streets. This time, they carried American flags and signs that said "Today we march. Tomorrow we vote." Leaders said the demonstrators advocate permanent legal residency for immigrants who cross the border illegally, as well as a higher minimum wage and bans on racial...
  • Patriot History Lesson

    08/24/2006 8:38:03 AM PDT · by JSedreporter · 3 replies · 544+ views
    Accuracy in Academia ^ | August 24, 2006 | Jacqueline Merzer
    The history of the United States is a tale of constant oppression— a story of a checkered past where political leaders and economic moguls continually acted in their own self-interest… or so many left-leaning history authors would prefer modern Americans to believe. American history has been hijacked by the left wing, where the mistakes of America’s past such as slavery, disenfranchisement, and class warfare are overemphasized, while Franklin D. Roosevelt is simultaneously glorified as the savior of the twentieth century with his New Deal policies. While most textbooks of that nature may cast American history in a bad light and...
  • Medved: Why the world hates America

    08/23/2006 6:52:08 AM PDT · by presidio9 · 90 replies · 2,426+ views
    Townhall ^ | 08/23/06
    The disease of America Hatred now has reached pandemic proportions in many corners of the globe, spreading far beyond the predictably hopeless fever swamps of Islamic militants, French intellectuals, or Latin American demagogues. In fact, many citizens within the USA itself energetically embrace the basic assumptions of America Hatred, perceiving their country as an unequivocally negative force on the world scene. John Tirman, director of MIT’s prestigious Center for International Studies, recently wrote a book called “100 Ways America is Screwing Up the World.” When questioned on my radio show, he refused to dismiss the notion that humanity might have...
  • Dehumanizing others is no virtue (WEEKLY GREELEY ALERT)

    08/04/2006 10:25:31 AM PDT · by Chi-townChief · 26 replies · 698+ views
    Chicago Sun-Times ^ | August 4, 2006 | ANDREW GREELEY
    To hate other humans or to feel no pain at their suffering, it is necessary to dehumanize them, to write them off as less than human. The Nazis are the classic example of this dehumanization. Germans were the obermensch, the master race. Jews, Slavs, Gypsies were the untermensch, the inferior peoples who barely had the right to exist. The Puritans dehumanized Native Americans, white Americans dehumanized African Americans, Irish Protestants and Catholics in Northern Ireland dehumanized one another, as do Jews and Arabs in the Mideast, and Shiite and Sunni Muslims. In every case, one attributes to the "other" characteristics...
  • ACADEMY AWARDS- Nominating foreign films changes (no official language, prohibit English entries)

    07/05/2006 10:28:48 AM PDT · by weegee · 2 replies · 250+ views
    AP via Columbus Dispatch ^ | Wednesday, July 05, 2006 | No byline
    BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) — The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has changed the way it chooses nominees for best foreign-language film and eliminated a rule requiring entries to be in the official language of the submitting country. The academy’s governors approved a new process in judging foreign-language films, allowing New York-area academy members to participate in the selection for the first time, according to a statement issued last week. A shortlist of films from nine countries will be chosen by the same Los Angeles screening committee that has traditionally viewed the approximately 60 submissions. That shortlist will...
  • How English is taught in Texas likely to change

    07/05/2006 8:34:28 AM PDT · by Clara Lou · 37 replies · 1,152+ views
    Houston Chronicle ^ | 7/04/06 | Janet Elliott
    Education board may take conservative turn on reading, writing standard AUSTIN - The State Board of Education, an elected body with a history of fierce ideological debates about textbook content, now wants to put its stamp on the curriculum that guides the instruction of 4.4 million Texas schoolchildren. At its meeting Thursday, the 15-member board is expected to scrap a curriculum revision process dominated by teachers and the Texas Education Agency and discuss a new timetable for revising the English reading and writing standards. Many on the board want to replace a student-centered curriculum that calls on students to use...
  • Racism Gets a Whitewash

    03/28/2006 11:03:07 PM PST · by Coastal · 17 replies · 1,261+ views
    The National Ledger ^ | 03-29-06 | Michelle Malkin
    Few things make liberals more uncomfortable than being confronted with the racism of politically correct minorities. Two weeks ago, I wrote about Autum Ashante, the precocious 7-year-old black nationalist poet, who said white people are "devils and they should be gone." If this daughter of a Nation of Islam activist father had instead been an Aryan supremacist child of a Klan activist, she'd still be all over the network news and pages of pop culture magazines (as a pair of white nationalist teen pop singers, Lamb and Lynx Gaede, have been since last fall). But with rare exceptions, nobody wanted...
  • Students Claim Abuse of Black History Month on Campuses

    02/27/2006 10:04:36 AM PST · by FerdieMurphy · 26 replies · 1,636+ views
    Sierra Times ^ | 2/27/2006 | Jim Kouri, CPP
    Parents will be surprised -- at times shocked -- to learn that leading colleges and universities have used the February Black History Month to lash out angrily at whites, to spread socialist ideas, and to honor the Black Panthers, according to a statement released by the Young America's Foundation. They claim that missing from many Black History Month campus activities were positive messages and discussions about the accomplishments that blacks have made in business, education, government, and science. They also complain that "too few black conservative speakers, such as Ward Connerly, Walter Williams, and Star Parker, were invited to provide...
  • Mayor of Baku destroys old Christian cemetery

    02/26/2006 9:41:41 PM PST · by jb6 · 1 replies · 201+ views
    REGNUM ^ | 17.02.2006
    As Baku newspaper “Real Azerbaijan” informs, Mayor of Baku Hajibala Abutalibov decided to destroy the old Christian cemetery in the center of the city, near Montino. The territory will be used for construction of elite residencies. Newspaper called it “barbarity” and “Abu-Fascism.” When angered Russian resident came to Baku, Abutalibov said that the destruction is ordered by the President Ilham Aliyev, who decided to construct a new highway here.
  • HE FOUGHT FOR OUR COUNTRY ... BUT HE'S NOT WORTHY.

    02/15/2006 6:51:30 AM PST · by rattrap · 132 replies · 3,715+ views
    Nealz Nuze ^ | 12 February 2006 | Neal Boortz
    His name was Gregory Boyington. Some called him "Pappy." He served as a combat pilot in World War II with the 1st Squadron, American Volunteer Group. This squadron was known as the Flying Tigers of China. Boyington later served as a combat pilot for the U.S. Marine Corps. He commanded Marine Fighting Squadron 214. Perhaps you've heard of this squadron. It was called the Black Sheep Squadron and was later featured in a TV series called "Baa Baa, Black Sheep." Boyington shot down 26 Japanese aircraft while serving in the Pacific. He was later shot down and spent 20 months...
  • TAKING THE KWANNUKAH OUT OF CHRISTMAS

    12/10/2005 11:36:48 AM PST · by churchillbuff · 29 replies · 824+ views
    Chronicles ^ | 2000 | Thomas Fleming
    A Christ-free Christmas, which has been the goal of the American ruling elite since before World War II, has finally, at the dawn of the new millennium, been reached. At corporate “holiday parties,” references to Christmas are declared “in poor taste,” because they might offend the 5-10 percent of the local population who are something other than self-described Christians, and in Eugene, Oregon, even the “pagan” Christmas tree, the subject of annual abuse from the same fanatic sectarians who want to eliminate Halloween, has been banned from public property on the grounds that the tree has been contaminated by too...
  • Spanish Set to Become Official Language of Seven Denver Public Library Branches

    08/05/2005 2:38:08 AM PDT · by one more state · 123 replies · 3,191+ views
    U.S. English, Inc. ^ | August 3, 2005 | Rob Toonkel
    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 3, 2005 Contact: Rob Toonkel rtoonkel@usenglish.org (202) 833-0100 Spanish Set to Become Official Language of Seven Denver Public Library Branches In a sharp break from American tradition, the Denver Public Library is promoting a plan that would make seven of its branches “Spanish focused,” banishing English language books to the backroom. The “Languages and Learning” plan would dramatically increase Spanish language offerings and staff, designating some locations as Spanish dominant. The proposal is currently under review by the Library Commission and an advisory board. “Denver’s action is a dubious first in American history: a major U.S....
  • Radio Silence. How NPR purged classical music from its airwaves.

    06/07/2004 6:43:16 AM PDT · by Valin · 94 replies · 559+ views
    Weekly Standard ^ | 6/14/04 | Andrew Ferguson
    IF THE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF BLACKSMITHS AND BUGGYWHIP MANUFACTURERS had held a convention in 1910, in those last sullen moments before the Horseless Carriage put them all out of business, then this is what it must have felt like--the same forced cheerfulness laid over the same defeated air, the same stiff upper lip at the prospect of the inescapable end. Outside the Hilton Clearwater Beach Resort, on the Florida coast near Tampa Bay, the beach was streaked with wind and black thunderheads stacked up along the horizon. Inside the hotel, members of the Association of Music Personnel in Public Radio...
  • UT (Univ of Texas) president proposes required diversity class

    05/11/2004 11:56:25 AM PDT · by truthandlife · 42 replies · 380+ views
    Houston Chronicle ^ | 5/11/04 | TODD ACKERMAN
    The University of Texas at Austin would appoint a senior diversity officer, require a cross-cultural course and rearrange statues of Confederate leaders under a new proposal that aims to fix strained race relations. The recommendations, announced Monday by UT President Larry Faulkner, are a response to a report submitted in January by a task force on "racial respect and fairness." The task force was formed in response to incidents of racial insensitivity at UT. "We'd like to position UT to be a more positive agent in developing students' knowledge and skills so they can work across cultural boundaries in a...
  • The Problem with Dead White Males

    02/27/2004 6:02:20 AM PST · by SJackson · 7 replies · 233+ views
    TCS ^ | 02/27/2004 | ARNOLD KLING
    It would appear that the battle to unseat the "dead white males" from their commanding position in the academy has been a failure. My concern is that while there is a lot of handwringing over the dominance of "white males," the real travesty is that the writers recommended by academic leaders are so long dead. "It's a pretty good zoo,"Said young Gerald McGrew"And the fellow who runs itSeems proud of it, too."-- Dr. Seuss, If I Ran the Zoo University presidents seem pretty proud of their undergraduate colleges. However, their answers to a recent poll suggest an alarming gap in...
  • Uppity White Male

    02/16/2004 8:08:12 AM PST · by Little Ray · 20 replies · 295+ views
    FredOnEverything ^ | February 11, 2004 | Fred Reed
    Albinos Of The World Unite! You Have Nothing To Lose But Your Brains Wednesday, February 11, 2004 Being as I am an aspiring dead white male, I believe I could weary of hearing harsh words about what guttersnipes we are, and sludge, and sharpers, and impediments to civilization, and rapists and slave drivers and Marines: yes, and just no damned good. For one thing, I think we are a splendid lot. For another, I notice that most of the yapping comes from life’s camp-followers—from those who didn’t and can’t and aren’t likely to. Yet they seem perfectly willing to live...
  • The Wright stuff

    12/09/2003 9:56:27 PM PST · by JohnHuang2 · 1 replies · 78+ views
    TownHall.com ^ | Wednesday, December 10, 2003 | by Thomas Sowell
    One of the greatest inventions of the 20th century -- indeed, one of the landmark inventions in the history of the human race -- was the work of a couple of young men who had never gone to college and were just a couple of bicycle mechanics in Dayton, Ohio. That part of the United States is often referred to disdainfully as "flyover country" because it is part of America that the east coast and west coast elites fly over on their way to what they consider more important places. But they are able to fly over it only because...