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After Christmas Question
Posted by Bob in Bob, Musings about Life on 12/27/2008
How do you cook reindeer meat?
The Powers That Be
Posted by Bob in General, Insider Letter Archive, Musings about Life on 11/22/2008
‘Taint Natural
Anybody using today’s political logic in 1868 would have concluded that Reconstruction in the South was permanent. Absolutely every kind of arithmetic and political logic said so.
A major portion of the Southern white male population was dead. All its natural leadership, consisting of men who had held the rank of Colonel or above in the Confederate Army, was disfranchised. In the Deep South, blacks were a majority before the decimation of the white males in the War. In other Southern states the mountain vote was Republican.
And as today a huge segment of the white population was anti-white.
Now let us add the “practical” considerations. Federal occupation secured the entire Southern vote for the Republicans who ruled in Washington.
What in the HELL could change all that?
Logically, nothing could.
The Soviet Empire simply could not just vanish. Nothing was less likely in 1981.
What happened to the USSR was simply that it existed on force. What happened to Reconstruction was that it existed on force.
The Soviet Empire was a constant effort. Reconstruction was a constant effort. Our rule in Iraq is a constant effort. Robert Ardrey pointed out in the 1970s that, for some reason, occupations do not last.
Most people are deeply impressed by the all-out effort, the vast dedication, and the forces that are dedicated to multiracialism.
To me that sheer effort is the sure sign that it is doomed.
We have been this way before.
Many times.
The Damned Collection Plate
Posted by Bob in Musings about Life on 03/28/2008
When I was in Africa, I got to see the sight that people who know about Nam are familiar with. The People’s Peace-Loving forces, the ones the Love Generation cheered on so, left the usual pile of corpses in what was an African kraal, limbs cut off, some slowly skinned alive, all of the Love Generation’s favorite stuff.
We would sometimes chase down the Love Generation’s troops, Mommy Professor’s darlings, and black troops would have their way with them. There were no prison camps.
From time to time we would find gifts to the Armies of Liberation from the World Council of Churches. How did the WCC get the money to supply these sweet kids? It went from the collection plate to the NCC to the WCC. Those conservative working class Methodists put money in the collection plate that ended u0 financing torture-murder.
Evangelical “Christians” who do not belong to the NCC are the mainstay of genocide against whites. They sponsor the adoption of non-whites in areas regular liberals can’t reach, like Appalachia. They are on the forefront of Israel’s battle, and every atrocity Israel commits becomes an atrocity supported by any person the minute his money hits the collection plate.
The Catholic Church is at the forefront of the battle for miscegenation. Even when I went to Mass in my — like Shari’s TRY at being Catholic — I decided that if the Church ad money to spare to fight against capital punishment, they didn’t need MINE.
Churches have PLENTY of money when it comes to race-mixing or helping Jews — Jews have no money you know — get to Israel. Preachers are always saving up your money to make friendship visits to Israel.
The one time you VOTE for a church’s whole program is when you put money in that, literally, damned plate.
Affirmative Action Beauty 2 — Japanese Cartoons
Posted by Bob in History, Musings about Life on 03/14/2008
For all this reciting of Mommy Professor’s “beauty is just a matter of opinion” crap, Japan has a serious cartoon problem. It is easy enough for an Oriental to see the difference between one Oriental and another, but it is just too hard to DRAW that subtle difference in cartoons. So their cartoons are Caucasoid.
This has caused an outcry since it started decades ago, when cartoons were black and white but the difference in features were still too difficult and required Caucasoids. The solutions are interesting.
They have “black” characters who are pure Nordics with black coloring. But that’s the least of it.
Today Japanese cartoons are still Caucasoid, but whereas they used to have a few Japanese writings and so forth in them, on a blackboard for instance, now the Japanese Caucasoid characters are in traditional Japanese clothes and every opportunity is used to show Japanese writing. The Caucasoid characters now have more epicanthic eye folds.
This is fascinating for me, but Mommy Professor doesn’t let anti-whites think of it, much less talk about it.
Another device that affirmative action in Japanese cartooning is using is like Piers Anthony’s Xanth novels. A lot of the characters are a mixture of Caucasoid and animal.
Traditional Japanese clothes which fewer Japanese wear every day. Cat moustaches. Slightly squinted eyes. You can FEEL the desperation.
It’s a real yuck.
In the real world, looks are not subject to Mommy Professor’s whims.
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The Basics Don’t Change
Posted by Bob in Blasts from the Past, Comment Responses, Musings about Life on 05/26/2009
In the previous article I said that Bob has been repeating the same thing for roughly 30 years, I want to clarify that statement since it can be intrepreted as a slight. I didnt mean it as a slight. Bob has been hammering on the basics and the basics just don’t change!
The Basics Don’t Change
Posted by Bob on September 22, 2004 at 10:49 am
An old professor friend of mine was very enthusiastic about “Why Johnny Can’y Think: America’s Professor-Priesthood.” He was also amazed about how consistent my ideas have been since we met forty years ago.
With due apologies I pointed out to him that his ideas about arithmetic were also consistent. Since I met him he got his PhD and had a long academic career, but he still repeats “2+2=4″ today exactly the same way he did when he was eight years old.
I am still looking at the most basic facts of politics and economics. They are exactly like 2+2=4. They don’t change.
Rememer that there was a whole theory and university science of medicine before they accepted the existence of bacteria. There was a whole university study of economics, called political economy, long before anybody ever heard of supply and demand. Before they heard of bacteria or supply and demand, both medicine and economics were destructive.
I am still trying to introduce the idea of wordism and the professional biases of social scientists into the field of social science. Until that is done, they are still exactly where medicine was when doctors regularly bled people to death and economics was when it pushed the old Mercantile System. They are stupid and they are wrong.
I have spent a frustrating lifetime trying to talk real social science to the social science professors who sell bleeding and Mercantilism in the social sciences today. I will keep doing it.
I will also keep saying 2+2=4.
I am indeed very consistent.
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