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That was also an amazing catch and cry by Vernon Davis.

Red Tails: Never has so much been owed to so few for so little. Well I guess I won't get a career titling movies any time soon.

The article does come off as a defense of herbal medicine injected into a general political argument. Medicine is a hard science; politics is not. Arguments about the merits of various medical approaches need to stand on their own in the field of science. Trying to load a medicinal pet cause...

Most people believe "The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion" is a forgery so unless one has incontrovertible proof that it is authentic, discussing "The Protocols" is counterproductive. Pointing out any similarities between "The Protocols" and current Jewish malfeasance does not convince...

Romney and Paul do not have any sort of alliance. Ron Paul is simply trying to force Republican voters to choose between him and Romney. Romney has considered by mainstream "conservatives" as the weakest "conservative" so that is who Paul wants his final opponent to be. The Tea Party types...

So far the only thing close to that is the "Power Off" button on the TV remote.

That is because he didn't have any money to begin with.

Honestly, I would prefer a conspiracy because the alternative is that mainstream "conservatives" really are that stupid. The way I see it is that Santorum, perhaps at the urging of the national GOP leadership, dumped his entire war chest into Iowa simply to block Ron Paul. Added to that was...

Crying in politics these days is the theater of deeply held sentiments. It is an attempt to use an emotional response to convey sincerity. At this late stage in Western Civilization only a complete moron believes a straight-faced politician. So they cry to make people think they actually...

At present things are difficult because there really are no conservative institutions left. The church has between emasculated and corrupted with heresies. The academy was overrun by Marxist radicals and other subversives resulting in conservative parents sending their children to be educated...

It is frustrating that Lesnar never developed another skill to go along with his takedowns. These days a fighter really needs at least two serviceable skills.

That "if we pass" clause certainly does reflect the Negro's greater uncertainty regarding the normal progression of basic education.

I suppose any sort of park they build will always be open because closing the gate won't do much to keep the fence-jumpers out.

I guess no one at Time caught the glaring contradiction in the words I've put in bold font. That which is diverse can not be united. Thus, a nation, by definition, cannot be diverse. Now, of course, a people can unite around various things other than race which would give them a national...

Honestly, what ideology does not have that characteristic? As they are generally rootless, Jews are endlessly fascinated by Ideology because Ideology is an attachment to an idea rather than blood or soil or even religion.

And us piling on Lesnar now is part of that problem. It isn't all that healthy for pro-white people to savage any white fighter who loses a high profile fight. Not very appealing to take up the mantle of Great White Hope knowing that your white supporters will absolutely loathe you the moment...

The thing that makes the Bengals unwatchable is that from this list only Dalton, McGlynn, and Whitworth start. Things might be a bit better if Shipley hadn't gotten injured, but even then only having four whites on offense (still only three starters) is pretty pathetic. Also the Bengals are...

Cincinnati is 44 percent black; I don't know if that qualifies as a very white major city. Maybe it does, but if so, being among the whitest isn't really worth much. Probably like every major city the whitest areas are outside of the actual city limits. Cincinnati is a liberal city in a...

That Newt Gingrich cannot find enough common ground to choose a libertarian over a Marxist says more about his politics than Ron Paul's. It also doesn't seem to be a very prudent thing to say when, if Newt wins the nomination, he is going to have to go back to those conservative voters and...

Rich Lowry is or was the editor over at National Review so his anti-Ron Paul position is hardly surprising.

I'd suspect that the invasion probably contributed to the downturn of the Irish economy. At the very least swamping an emerging economy with a bunch of useless belligerent parasites can't help. Although it could be that the emerging Irish economy was as much of an illusion as our own...

I don't know the comments you are referring to, but my impression is that Ron Paul is probably an egalitarian of sorts with libertarian principles. I can't remember where I read or heard it (possibly one of his books), but he seems to view racial politics as a form of collectivism, which he...

As far as political outcomes are concerned it is irrelevant whether events are real or false flag operations. The powers-that-be will use those events, or "events" if you will, to enact the same sort of overbearing ideological policies.

The USA Today article is fairly amusing in its assumption that trying to pander to a voting bloc that is in no state larger than 8% and is only between 2-3% nationwide is somehow an important electoral strategy. Maybe it is for other reasons, ahem media control, but certainly not for mere votes.

Funny how the first paragraph for most of those "unexpected" white standouts began with "after a stellar career at [insert college here]..."