Category Archives: Racism

Stand with President Trump, Girt with the Truth


And that explains the witch hunt. Here is the truth about what we face today, in our country.

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Racist Rationing

Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida had choice words for a policy change made recently by Biden’s FDA. The FDA suddenly eliminated use of certain monoclonal antibody treatments for COVID-19. These treatments have saved lives and prevented hospitalization and more serious illness among the susceptible.

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Blind to Justice

Woke warriors are protesting the jury verdict in the Kyle Rittenhouse case, as are various elected officials.

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Happy Halloween Weekend

You know what? I don’t give a bat’s nether regions whether or not Halloween “marginalizes” anyone. It’s fun. It’s nostalgic. It’s at least a quasi-religious holiday that has special meaning to many. As such, it deserves respect. Halloween also has cultural connotations for certain ethnic groups and cultures. As such, it deserves respect–as much as Juneteenth, Ramadan, MLK Day, Cinco de Mayo, Chinese New Year, Diwali, and many other holidays, memorials, or celebrations. This, after all, is America, the melting pot of the world.

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This Is St. Louis

Or not!

Of what this is indicative, I can’t say, but this story struck me as simultaneously amusing, sad, and perhaps even racist. The story comes from The St. Louis American: [emphasis added to quotes]

Published continuously, without missing a single issue, since 1928, The St. Louis American newspaper has emerged as the leading, most-trusted voice of the area’s African-American community

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A Quiz

This is a quiz as well as a presentation of an example of shameless gaslighting.

Who recently wrote the following in the Wall Street Journal? [emphasis added]

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POV Potpourri

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A potpourri of items from the web and in the news, with some (let’s hope) pertinent comments upon them:

First up, Chicago Mayor Lightfoot spends long minutes quibbling with a reporter because he called violence in her city last summer “race riots.” After excoriating him for his opinion that these were race riots, she then admonished him for criticizing her own opinion, false though it may be, that 99.9% of criticism thrown her way is only because she’s black, female, (and lesbian). So reporters don’t have a “right” to critique her opinions but she seems to believe that she has a right to critique theirs. Different strokes!

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End the Teaching of Racism in Our Schools

Sadly, despite all the progress We the People have made fighting against racism in our society, racism is now being taught to our children in the schools, public and private. President Donald J. Trump has written about the dire threat that Critical Race Theory poses to national unity and has developed a plan for citizens to follow to defeat this insidious indoctrination of our nation’s children.

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No Justice

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Presenting three different situations for your consideration. Above is a photo of the McCloskeys defending their home from “protesters” in St. Louis, MO, who were actually trespassers. There is no doubt that these people were trespassing on a private street and some even on the McCloskeys’ private property. Whether or not they broke the gate, they walked right by a “no trespassing” sign, opened the gate, and entered a private subdivision. The McCloskeys, seeing the militant, chanting trespassers, felt threatened and defended their property with weapons, one of which was not even functional. This case is well known. The McCloskeys, the victims, were indicted by a grand jury and await trial. No “protesters” were arrested for trespassing or for threatening the couple.

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White Supremacist Xenophobe Closes Border

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Joe Biden’s administration announced recently that the border with Mexico is “closed,” which is news to most Americans who are incensed about the thousands of illegal aliens who pour over the border every day. Continue reading