| Britain: Multiculturalism Failing In Burnley The first decade of the 21st Century has ended with confusion and contradiction in the camp of the multiculturalists. For more than half a century pseudo liberal establishment politicians, supported by national media outlets and hand wringing Bishops, have belligerently pursued their multicultural obsession. They have formulated laws (the Race Relations Act) to suppress freedom of speech and stifle debate or dissent. BNP VIDEO |
| 'Hoodlums' is a Racist Word "Eight protesters stood in front of John Hopkins and chanted as classes let out Wednesday." Pinellas School Board chairwoman Janet Clark is coming under fire
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| Wyoming Governor Signs State Sovereignty Resolution These resolutions are part of a growing grassroots movement in state legislatures across the country as a protest to the intrusion of the federal government into state government affairs, and is an essential first step towards efforts to push back, or nullify, unconstitutional federal laws and regulations. This week, Wyoming Governor Dave Freudenthal signed House Joint
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| Rep. Patrick Kennedy Rips The Media A New One U.S. Rep. Patrick Kennedy has a withering assessment of news media coverage: 'despicable.' The Democrat says reporters are focusing '24/7' on sexual harassment allegations against a New York lawmaker while ignoring the war in Afghanistan. ">. |
| Arabs Organize to Get Counted in US Census "No way, I am not white, we are not white, we are not anything except Arab..." A coalition of Arab-American cultural organizations in the San Francisco Bay Area have launched a grassroots organizing campaign designed to send a clear message to Washington: that they, along with every other Arab in America, are in fact Arab, and not white.(1)
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| Obama Committed to "Immigration Reform" Here it comes again. President Barack Obama on Thursday assured immigration advocates frustrated by the wait for a promised overhaul of U.S. immigration laws that he remains committed to fixing a system he has said is broken. What remains unclear is whether Congress will send him a bill this year. Obama also met separately later in the day with Sens. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., and Lindsey Graham,
Obama said he told the senators and the advocacy groups that "my commitment to comprehensive immigration reform is unwavering, and that I will continue to be their partner in this important effort." |
| Board’s Decision to Close 28 Kansas City Schools Follows Years of Inaction White flight, black ineptitude, finally catches up. Like so many other public school parents, Reshonda Sanders felt confused on Thursday as she tried to comprehend why nearly half of the schools here, including her own alma mater, are to close for good at the end of the year. As the mother of two high school students, she was well aware of the district’s struggles. “But even so, I thought, Could they be serious? Close almost 30 schools, all at once?” said Ms. Sanders, 34. “That’s devastating for us. How did it get to be this bad? What were they doing for years and years so that something like this happens just like overnight?” |
| Torii Hunter, John Rocker and the Passing of America's Past Time: Baseball Not even James Earl Jones wonderful soliloquy from Field of Dreams could shock people into caring about a game that is now alien and foreign to them. Mighty Casey wouldn't recognize Mudville anymore. If the mighty poetic slugger could be brought to opening day in 2010, nary a soul would see him strike out (baseball attendance is woeful). America's past time is dead. It is isn't dying, it is dead. Baseball is a sport behind NFL football, NASCAR, college football, college basketball (around NCAA Tournament time), Mixed Marital Arts and World Wrestling Entertainment (just look at the numbers WWE gets for Monday Night Raw) in popularity. The only sport baseball beats in popularity in America is the WNBA, but never doubt the power of 200,000 lesbians to pull their beloved sport ahead of "America's game". Certainly, Tiger Woods is more newsworthy than baseball. Ratings are woefully, attendance -as stated - is dropping faster than Lehman Brothers and Bear Sterns stock and the media is doing everything possible to drum up interest in a game that not even the magical appearance of Shoeless Joe Jackson could resurrect. |
| ABC Pushes View Whites Should Not Adopt Black Children How many times can we say the so-called "extremists" were right again? -- Ed On the Wednesday, March 3, World News on ABC, inspired by current efforts to adopt orphans in Haiti, correspondent Ron Claiborne filed a report promoting the view that black children may be harmed psychologically from being adopted and raised by white parents. Claiborne focused on the case of black filmmaker Phil Bertelsen who complains that "he and other black adoptees tell a similar tale, of feeling estranged, cut off from their own racial identity and culture." Ironically, on the Monday, March 8, The View on ABC, as the group discussed the film The Blind Side which features a white family taking in a black teen, co-host Barbara Walters complained about those who criticize interracial adoption as the more left-leaning Joy Behar and guest co-host and actress Vanessa Williams complained that the film portrayed white parents as being the answer to social problems of troubled black kids. |
| 2010: Non-white Births Set To Outnumber Whites American Dark Age picks up the pace. Minorities make up nearly half the children born in the U.S., part of a historic trend in which minorities are expected to become the U.S. majority over the next 40 years. In fact, demographers say this year could be the "tipping point"
The numbers are growing because immigration to the U.S. has boosted
"Census projections suggest America may become a minority-majority
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