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Robert Ransdell: With Jews We Lose
Robert Ransdell
I'm waiting to hear or read what's not to like about this guy. Though I reserve the right to change my mind, and admit that I am not disposed and have not been looking far and wide for what not to like about him, from what I have heard (some interviews and some text), so far he seems alright.
Greg Johnson criticizes him for wasting his time, but I don't see where Ransdell has said that standard political channels were the only means that he would ever seek - and it is clearly only a strategy to get heard. Moreover, he is also explicit in not recommending or insisting upon this strategy for everyone and all places.
Ok, he is associated with VNN and Stormfront, inspired by Rockwell and to a lesser extent by Pierce, and there may be (probably is) some guilt by association with them and other opinions on those discussion forums, but so far, from what I have heard, he himself has not said anything that I find objectionable. It would be interesting to hear what MR readers think.
Posted by DanielS on Thursday, October 16, 2014 at 09:38 PM in Activism, Media, Political analysis, Political Philosophy, Popular Culture, Psychology, That Question Again, U.S. Politics, White Nationalism
Salter: Accept that the State is no longer ours and rebuild radically of our people
Posted by DanielS on Sunday, September 21, 2014 at 07:11 AM in Activism, Anthropology, Anti-racism and white genocide, Australian Politics, Awakenings, British Politics, Conservatism, Crusade against Discrimination in Britain, Demographics, Ethnicity and Ethnic Genetic Interests, European culture, European Nationalism, Genetics & Human Bio-Diversity, Global Elitism, Globalisation, Immigration, Immigration and Politics, Marxism & Culture War, Media, Political analysis, Social Sciences, White Genocide Project, White Genocide: Europe, White Nationalism
Is liberalism in my European head?
Is liberalism in my European head?
...or in interaction with social influences such as media?
Posted by Guessedworker on May 05, 2014, 12:18 PM | #
"There is no psychological immune deficiency. MacDonald made a mistake. He is a psychologist, not a philosopher. He looked in the structure of the mind for what exists in its thought. Those who have internalised it and speak from it are not to blame for their suggestibility. But nothing useful can come of a mistaken beginning."
Posted by Guessedworker on May 06, 2014, 02:27 AM | #
"Incidentally, how does this crazed universalism of the European Mind square with the evidence for implicit racism?"
Posted by DanielS on Wednesday, May 7, 2014 at 03:37 AM in Activism, Anthropology, Anti-racism and white genocide, British Politics, Conservatism, European culture, Far Right, Feminism, Political analysis, Political Philosophy, Popular Culture, Psychology, Social Conservatism, Social liberalism, Social Sciences
Establishment-speak and the servility of the media class
In the immediate aftermath of last week's initial debate between the Deputy Prime Minister and LibDem leader Nick Clegg and UKIP's Nigel Farage, an easy victory for the former was swiftly declared by the entire media Establishment – only for a snap poll by YouGov, conducted for The Sun, to prove them painfully wrong. 57% of the thousand-strong panel thought Farage won. Only 36% thought Clegg had emerged victorious.
There followed a lot of very rough changing of journalistic gears, along with several admissions of Westminster village behaviour. The underlying inference, though, remained that Farage's views were "populist", ie, not the sort of thing that interests the cogniscenti (they being far above the infirmity and fickle affections of the public Mind. Naturally.)
Anthony Wells at YouGov – a left-leaning polling company if ever there was one - made the point that just finding a thousand people who would listen to the LBC Radio broadcast was a challenge in itself; and took months to achieve. He seemed not to have great confidence in the sample at all.
Everything, then, hung on the second of the debates last night - an hour-long joust between Clegg and Farage on the benefit or otherwise of EU membership, to be broadcast live on BBC2:
Posted by Guessedworker on Thursday, April 3, 2014 at 05:53 PM in British Politics, European Union, Media, Political analysis
True Belarusian nationalism and its history have been opaque to westerners. The process of its true nationalism becoming opaque along with its struggle for revival may be instructive - and particularly if successful, useful for purposes of WN cooperation.
Still, "Western values" may creep-in through lack of bounds South and East as well..
Posted by DanielS on Tuesday, December 10, 2013 at 08:07 AM in European Nationalism, Immigration and Politics, Marxism & Culture War, Political analysis, Political Philosophy, White Nationalism
JFK murder 50th anniversary: Part 6
Let's start with acknowledged instances of the use of nuclear weapons and some officially unacknowledged ones.
Posted by R-news on Sunday, December 8, 2013 at 03:29 PM in Books, Education, Global Elitism, History, Media, Military Matters, Political analysis, Science & Technology, That Question Again, U.S. Politics, War on Terror, World Affairs
JFK murder 50th anniversary: Part 5
According to Salvador Astucia, the singlemost important reason behind the assassination of JFK was JFK's attempt to establish détente with the Soviet Union. Let's see why this was a big issue.
Posted by R-news on Wednesday, November 27, 2013 at 01:54 PM in Books, Economics & Finance, Education, Global Elitism, History, Media, Military Matters, Political analysis, That Question Again, U.S. Politics, World Affairs
JFK murder 50th anniversary: Part 4
J.P. Mroz has written a three-part essay titled Will the Real Wikipedia Please Stand Up?: http://www.ctka.net/2010/wiki.html.
The essay is related to the futility of trying to correct blatant disinformation on Wikipedia pages regarding the JFK assassination. What is the "real Wikipedia" according to Mroz? It's simply what Wikipedia claims to be: a wiki edited by the general public, and one that maintains a neutral viewpoint. Mroz's problems at Wikipedia certainly haven't stemmed from his being in the minority. In the U.S., surveys have shown that two-thirds to three-fourths of the population doesn't buy the lone assassin/Oswald claim. So how does one explain Wikipedia "neutrality"?
Posted by R-news on Saturday, November 23, 2013 at 03:57 PM in Books, Education, Global Elitism, History, Media, Political analysis, That Question Again, U.S. Politics, World Affairs
JFK murder 50th anniversary: Part 3
The previous parts established that JFK was killed by at least three hitmen: Lucien Sarti and the other two likely François Chiappe and Jean-Paul Angeletti. Hired guns are mercenaries, and have no personal stake in the matter. This part addresses the people who hired these hitmen.
The following factors would've motivated the murder of JFK:
Posted by R-news on Friday, November 22, 2013 at 11:28 AM in Books, Education, Global Elitism, History, Media, Political analysis, That Question Again, U.S. Politics, World Affairs
JFK murder 50th anniversary: Part 2
This part addresses the assassins of JFK.
JFK's would-be assassination was revealed a month before his murder. The revealer was U.S. army cryptographer Eugene B. Dinkin. An early source of this information is Bloody Treason by Noel Twyman, and it's mentioned in LBJ, the Mastermind of the JFK Assassination by Phillip Nelson. The following excerpts from Nelson's book are found on pages 360-362:
What happened to Dinkin? From Phillip Nelson we have:
Posted by R-news on Thursday, November 21, 2013 at 02:28 PM in Books, Education, Global Elitism, History, Media, Political analysis, That Question Again, U.S. Politics, World Affairs
JFK murder 50th anniversary: Part 1
The 50th anniversary of JFK's murder is on Nov. 22, 2013. Some believe that before 9/11, the JFK murder was the greatest game-changing event in the century that has passed. I don't know whether this assertion is correct, but the event had major significance, and it's time to take a look at the JFK murder.
Part 1 addresses whether the official story about who killed JFK is correct.
Posted by R-news on Wednesday, November 20, 2013 at 02:01 PM in Books, Education, Global Elitism, History, Media, Political analysis, That Question Again, U.S. Politics, World Affairs
Can violence come?
As has happened with every such event in the past, I experienced a deep disquiet when the news of the Washington Navy Yard shootings hit the wires on September 16th. Yes, a large military base close to the seat of American government seemed just as likely a target for the usual Moslem suspects as the Boston Marathon, and in the event it was a politically irrelevant black psycho. But what if it had been a white man with a private arsenal and the regulation "links to white supremacist groups"? What if some disturbed half-wit had hit out for the cause at the cost of a dozen completely innocent lives?
Obviously, the implications for WN would have been serious and harmful. Yet more moral obstacles to its appointment with history would have been piled up. Yet more scrutiny from the security state would be brought to bear. Yet more certain would be the path of dispossession and marginalisation which our people are treading.
But what if we turn the "what if" question around? What if strikes against the Establishment were systematic and serial. What if they were embedded in the context of a violent revolutionary or "urban guerilla" struggle, and did not generate the same revulsion and alienation in the popular mind, or a least a significant part of it?
In essence, what are the conditions under which extra-legal action in the people's cause engenders enough popular moral, financial, and logistical support to maintain the prosecution of military objectives over a period of decades, if necessary?
Putting aside the problem of how such action could be organised and executed in the modern security state when nationalism is so controlled and weak, which others have addressed, I think it is interesting to look at some of the structural constraints which operate in European and North American societies.
Posted by Guessedworker on Monday, September 30, 2013 at 09:12 AM in Political analysis, White Nationalism
Profiles - First up, Earl Warren: "Activism" Over "Restraint"
An integral case demonstrating the discourse positioning Supreme Court Justice Felix Frankfurter as the hand of restraint and Chief Justice Earl Warren as the overly daring progressive (but still "reasonable centrist, whose position was amicably settled for by"..)
In Justice for all, Earl Warren and the Nation that He Made
Jim Newton, a revolting hack on behalf of Jewish interests at the Los Angeles Times, portrays former Supreme Court Chief Justice, Earl Warren, the prime "Activist."
Hence, the masters of discourse have set the parameters of debate.
With that, Newton stealthily sets Frankfurter's Jewish machinations into the taken for granted norm while representing Warren as a maverick - rather than as a reactionary dupe, steered by Frankfurter's designs.
Posted by DanielS on Thursday, June 20, 2013 at 12:50 PM in Activism, Anti-racism and white genocide, Law, Political analysis, Political Philosophy
Four possible paths for the United Kingdom Independence Party
This post is a response to a multi-part question posted by Ex-ProWhiteActivist on the after Eastliegh thread. I am only setting out the four possible paths that UKIP can go, or be driven, down. In the conclusion I will also reply to another multi-part question asked on the same thread by Leon Haller.
So ...
The path to marginalisation
... is the Conservative Party's preferred outcome for UKIP. Conservative MPs and party managers seem to believe that it is in the gift of the party to engineer it (which it isn't if the UKIP phenomenon is fundamentally a rage against the political class). Conservatives must, of course, believe in the marginalisation thesis or they have to relinquish all hope of a 2015 election victory.
In reality, though, there is little hope. First, quite without the UKIP problem, the Conservative Party is in terminal decline electorally. Eddie George has turned out to be right when he said in 2010, prior to the General Election, that the party which entered government would be picking up a poisoned chalice, given the unpopular decisions that would have to be taken to pay-down sovereign debt. He may have signalled some small change in that last week, with the BoE's forecast of growth. But the damage is done. The coalition government has served only to confirm the public in its contempt for the political class. Even prior to the UKIP explosion, Opinion polls have shown support for the Conservatives only hovering around 30%. The first ICM survey after the local authority elections had them at 28% as UKIP surged to a new high of 18%, since when a (possibly rogue) Survation poll has put them at 24% and UKIP at 22%. The Conservatives will not recover popularity now and the Prime Minister will not suddenly become liked or respected (though he may be replaced by someone who is).
Second, this bleak picture masks a bleaker crisis in the Conservative election machine itself. Local association membership has halved in a decade, and it is the younger and more energetic members who are deserting fastest. Conservative activism is grey-haired and suffers joint pain in many areas of the country. It is also outrageously abused by the leader's inner circle as well, of course, as utterly confused by their liberal metropolitan appetites. Yet, to be in any position to form a government in 2015, the party must fight an aggressive campaign on the ground and win votes off the other parties. Lose their own core constituency to UKIP and that's it. They can't get back from that.
Posted by Guessedworker on Saturday, June 1, 2013 at 02:01 AM in British Politics, Political analysis
A Brief Thought Concerning Economic Individualism
Given the 'ecological turn' recently in this corner of cyberspace I recalled a thought that I had some time ago on using ecological concepts heuristically in connection to political analysis.
Posted by Graham Lister on Tuesday, February 26, 2013 at 11:23 PM in Demographics, Economics & Finance, Globalisation, Political analysis
Idle thoughts about the reclamation
How could a nationalist government, operating more or less within the moral standards of Western democracies, persuade the millions of the immigrant populations to return to their own lands? Here are a few possible policy initiatives, in the UK context.
Political necessities
1. Leave EU, ending right of abode of EU citizens.
2. End immigration completely.
3. Enforce existing law on illegal immigrants.
4. Repeal all race legislation. Restore full freedom of speech and association.
5. Give work permits to some immigrants in reserved occupations.
6. ID register all ethnic minority respondees to the 2011 Census. Those found to be non-respondees to the Census to be declared illegal.
7. Favour indigenous applicants in all public sector employment and in university selection.
The stick
1. Ban polygymy.
2. Ban animal slaughter without stunning.
3. Ban genital mutilation.
4. Ban mosque development.
5. End public funding and charitable status of all non-Christian faith schools and minority groups.
6. Retrospectively declare all post-war asylum cases illegitimate.
7. End welfare payments to UK accounts of minority claimants.
The carrot
1. Offer re-settlement grants scaled according to length of time in the UK, with a validity of three years but with the sum declining by one third each year.
2. Offer short-term welfare paid in the country of destination.
3. Offer training and business development grants, again paid in the country of destination.
4. Tie overseas aid wholly to acceptance of returnees by the destination countries, where required.
Posted by Guessedworker on Monday, November 26, 2012 at 07:40 PM in Political analysis
First anniversary of the Norway commemoration of the King David Hotel bombing
On 22 July, 2011, Israel commemorated the 65th anniversary of the King David Hotel's bombing in Palestine, by exploding bombs in Oslo, killing 8, and shooting dead 69 on Utøya Island. Israelis picked Norway for the celebrations because she had increasingly become sympathetic toward Muslims and in favor of a Palestinian State. Professor Ola Tunander concurred that only a State-level entity equivalent has the capability of pulling off such an operation, and this wouldn't be the Norwegian administration slaughtering relatives on Utøya Island. Tunander knows Israel did it, but to avoid the heat, hinted at it, saying that some have suggested it was Israel's handiwork. Given Tunander's academic credentials, the mainstream media decided to keep Tunander's analysis and the Israeli condemnation of it out of the Anglosphere.
At first it wasn't clear whether the mysterious individual blamed for the attacks, Anders Behring Breivik, was a scapegoat or patsy. But the cues were there though overlooked by many. One clue was Anders Breivik's amazing beard, capable of changing within seconds.
Posted by R-news on Sunday, July 22, 2012 at 01:35 PM in European Nationalism, Far Right, Global Elitism, Liberalism & the Left, Marxism & Culture War, Media, New Right, Political analysis, Popular Culture, Psychology, Social liberalism, That Question Again, White Nationalism, World Affairs
Clamoring for war against Syria: Part 4
Another atrocity that didn't take place in Syria, but in Burma, being passed off as the work of the Assad regime. The page, featured at an Egyptian website, had a million likes. You know who's behind this.
Much more on the warmongers and their lies:
Posted by R-news on Friday, July 13, 2012 at 10:03 PM in Islam & Islamification, Media, Military Matters, Political analysis, That Question Again, World Affairs
On the funding of Hitler and the NSDAP by international bankers
ZionCrimeFactory, one of the people behind the prothink network I recently promoted, has taken issue with the claim that international bankers funded Hitler and the NSDAP into power. He said:
Let's look at the matter.
Posted by R-news on Wednesday, July 11, 2012 at 11:10 PM in Economics & Finance, Marxism & Culture War, National Socialism, Political analysis, Revisionism, That Question Again, World Affairs
7th anniversary of 7/7 London bombings
Muad'Dib has released an updated version of his movie 7/7 RIPPLE EFFECT, to commemorate the 7th anniversary of the July 7, 2005, London bus and tube bombings. The first version of 7/7 Ripple Effect made a clear case for people with inside access perpetrating 7/7, not Muslims. Muad'Dib sent copies of this video to the courthouse trying to prosecute innocent Muslims over the 7/7 bombings. The police arrested him for "perverting the course of justice." Muad'Dib sought refuge in Ireland and spent over a year and a half fighting extradition to England.
Some of this ended up in the news. They exposed his identity as John Hill, and tried to trash him because of his unusual religious beliefs, never addressing any of the arguments in his video.
Muad'Dib lost his legal battles in Ireland and was taken to England, in shackles, by anti-terrorist police. No record was made that he was imprisoned, and only clamor by his supporters got him registered as an inmate, but only briefly, and he was granted bail after 4 months in jail, after the prison service kept making "mistakes" or "forgetting" to bring Muad'Dib to his own court hearings. Muad'Dib learned that many people had mailed his video to the courthouse, to prevent innocent Muslims from being scapegoated, but none of these were arrested because they were just mailers; Muad'Dib was the one who produced the video.
Muad'Dib attempted to challenge the court's/British legal system's lack of jurisdiction, but this was brushed aside. Muad'Dib's trial has to be one of the most absurd instances of prosecutorial misconduct. Even the Judge summarized the case against Muad'Dib with gross distortions, redefining words, disallowing evidence by the defense and assigning statements to Muad'Dib that he never made. But the case was such a farce that the jury returned a not guilty verdict. See summary of Muad'Dib's ordeal.
Muad'Dib was using the domain jforjustice.co.uk, but this domain is apparently in the process of being seized.
Now who were these people with inside access to perpetrate the 7/7 bombings? 7/7 wasn't masterminded by those racially English. People don't do something like 7/7 to their own, and England had nothing to gain from 7/7, only things to lose: deaths, injuries, fear, hatred, emotional trauma, legislation to further undermine civil liberties, deeper involvement in foreign wars, debt. The only people who stood to gain from it were the ones who benefited from having English soldiers go around the world fighting and killing Muslims. Only one racial group had the means, the motivation, the solid credentials to pull off false flag operations, and the need for 7/7.
To download the DVD of the movie (follow the first link above to watch online):
Posted by R-news on Saturday, July 7, 2012 at 12:32 AM in Awakenings, Islam & Islamification, Jewish Diaspora, Media, Political analysis, That Question Again, War on Terror, World Affairs
Clamoring for war against Syria: Part 3
Much has been written on the deterioration of public school education and television programming over the last few decades. These amount to an attempt to dumb down the population.
The MSM would have the public believe that a Head of State was using an ordinary email service provider, based in the U.S. [New York], to discuss personal matters and matters associated with the State. The MSM would also have the public believe that this Head of State used this email service even though he knew that the U.S. administration is hostile to Syria and there's a nuclear-armed hostile neighbor, Israel, that would love to get its hands on the President's emails, which the Mossad surprisingly didn't hack much earlier. The MSM would also like the public to believe that this Head of State, fluent in three languages, highly educated and a promoter of internet services in Syria, did all this in spite of having "a degree of awareness of web security":
Deleting emails as soon as they arrive shows a degree of awareness of web security. So too did the fact that Assad never attached his name or initials to any of the emails he sent. However, many of the emails that arrived in his inbox are addressed to him as president and contain intimate details of events and discussions that were not known outside of the inner sanctum and would have been very difficult to manipulate. (source)
Only a dumbed-down people could be sold such a tale. The contents of the emails unsurprisingly make the case Israel wants to make.
The President's wife apparently spent tens of thousands on chandeliers and candlesticks. Now where have we heard this before? Marie Antoinette was accused of "indulgence" when Moses Mendelssohn, Jew, commissioned a London jeweler to create a 250,000-livres diamond necklace, which was delivered to her. This was quickly followed by accusations of adultery. One thing led to another, the masses started disliking the royalty, and the French revolution was on. When France burned, Marie Antoinette was said to have stated that if the people don't have bread to eat, let them eat cake. Jewish liars are doing the same thing today that they did during 1788-1799 in France: Asma al-Assad is living a high life, oblivious to her country burning around her!
In the leaked emails, Assad is said to have received advice from Hezbollah and the Iranian government, a nexus that Israel has been making the case for. Assad even describes his promised reforms as "rubbish laws of parties, elections, media...."!
One of the emails shows President Assad corresponding with Luna Al-Chebel, a Syrian anchor who resigned from Al-Jazeera, a TV network operating under the auspices of Jews, having had her fill of their lies and not wanting to be a participant in promoting these lies, which she later talked about in public. Luna Al-Chebel used her hotmail account, and President Assad had no issues sending correspondence to a hotmail account! Native Arabic speakers quickly determined that the people who fabricated this correspondence aren't native Arabic speakers.
And how did the leaks come to light? The Guardian tell us that initially the Syrian opposition had gotten hold of the emails and were monitoring them, but the hacker group Anonymous hacked into the Syrian ministry of public affairs' website and trawled through more than 80 email addresses stored on the ministry's server, and "Somehow, someone searching through the ministry's emails was able to establish that the Sam email belonged to the president."
The affair is a kosher fabrication, and Anonymous, being the Jewish-funded entity it is, won't renounce the "credit" where credit isn't due.
Posted by R-news on Monday, July 2, 2012 at 08:49 PM in Islam & Islamification, Media, Military Matters, Political analysis, That Question Again, War on Terror, World Affairs
Clamoring for war against Syria: Part 2
On the right is a Syrian "protester" carrying a poster of a dead child, captioned "Bashar Al-Assad's Reforms." At left is the source of the picture, a Yemeni news report on Muhammad Abdullah Yousuf Al-Saedi, a child from Yemen murdered in Yemen.
The warmongers must surely wish that they'd achieved regime change in Syria before the internet revolution.
Posted by R-news on Thursday, June 28, 2012 at 06:06 PM in Islam & Islamification, Media, Military Matters, Political analysis, That Question Again, War on Terror, World Affairs
Clamoring for war against Syria: Part 1
The usual suspects have been itching to attack Syria and replace the Assad regime with one compliant with their goals. Why is this our problem? Because they'll use our military apparatus and our people to do the dirty job, for which they'll make us borrow money to pay for the military equipment and armed forces, and they'll create this money out of thin air and demand we pay it back with interest, and after war there will be a refugee problem for us, and we'll be left with fewer allies against these scum who create havoc in our nations and the rest of the globe... it goes on and on.
Because of the seriousness of the matter, it's high time MR had a series on the phony "evidence" these Godforsaken creatures have been inundating us with to build the case for attacking Syria. Here's something for starters.
The dailymail.co.uk had this feature on "Syria's steroid-mad 'Ghost' killers who keep Assad in power by slaughtering women and children," as in the 108 people they allegedly massacred in Houla.
The evidence offered comprises of piss-poor, pathetic, worse-than-amateur attempts at digitally edited/photoshopped images that wouldn't pass cursory examination by anyone having superficial familiarity with image editing and human anatomy: notice the blurring where the editing has taken place; remarkable development of the biceps brachii without corresponding development of its synergist, the brachialis, and at stark odds with the relatively poor development of the deltoids; the curious instance of steroids bulking the triceps brachii such that professional male bodybuilders are put to shame but having a weak effect on the torso; etc. Unsurprisingly, dailymail.co.uk isn't accepting comments on the article.
The creature shown is conveniently named Areen Al Assad. These evil liars need to be exposed and driven out of our nations.
Posted by R-news on Tuesday, June 26, 2012 at 10:47 PM in Islam & Islamification, Media, Military Matters, Political analysis, That Question Again, War on Terror, World Affairs
Covington's Manifesto
Covington's Manifesto
Robert Reis
Harold Armstead Covington (born September 14, 1953 in Burlington, North Carolina) is an American white supremacist, political activist, and novelist. He advocates the creation of an "Aryan homeland" in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States.
In 1974, he worked for a construction company in Johannesburg, South Africa for about six months, and then went to Rhodesia and joined the Rhodesian Army. In 1976 he was deported from Rhodesia for his activities with the proto-NS Rhodesia White People's Party, along with two of his fellow Americans, Eric Thomson and Jeffrey Spencer. He was deported on the personal orders of Ian Smith.
In 2000, Covington came out openly for territorial White separatism in the form of the Northwest Imperative.
The Northwest Imperative is based on the conviction, that the United States of America in its present form is doomed, and that it is necessary to the physical survival of the White race that a Homeland be established.
Posted by Robert Reis on Friday, June 8, 2012 at 04:37 PM in Anti-racism and white genocide, Political analysis, U.S. Politics
Re: The New American Divide, by Charles Murray
[submission by Genotype]
Murray's thesis is higher cognitive abilities lead to greater economic productivity and thus higher salaries. This is merely an update to Ayn Rand's update to Horatio Alger's "rags to riches" legends.
Murray and his jewish employers at AEI have two transparent goals:
1.Describe what anyone with an IQ > 90 can see has happened and continues to happen economically.
2.Gain control of the discourse by eliminating all references to "The Other" from the universe of permitted explanations for #1.
Re: What the Top 1% of Earners Majored In
The undergrad degree data don't support Murray's proposed explanation for the Great Divide. Undergrad science and engineering majors that might lead to advanced science degrees are grossly underrepresented in the 1% group. They are so underrepresented that this data alone falsifies Murray's primary explanation.
"Biology" obviously serves as a proxy for "pre-med." Humanities majors of the kind that comprise "pre-law" curriculums are heavily over-represented. History, "economics," and political science are obvious pre-law programs. What to make of zoology and physiology, except failure to make the cut for "pre-med"? Note that mathematics and physics are on the bottom. Computer science and mechanical/electrical/civil engineering didn't make the list.
Posted by R-news on Saturday, January 28, 2012 at 06:59 PM in Blogs & Blogging, Economics & Finance, Education, Global Elitism, Political analysis, Social Sciences, That Question Again
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The Saskatoon Blades were seconds away from beating the powerhouse Brandon Wheat Kings twice in one week.
Artists Drawn Together: First art show and sale of recent paintings by Viola Woodhouse and Diccon Olivier.
Susan Gallagher's affinity for paper goes back many years, and is the foundation of her new business, Soul Paper.
The 737 pilot wasn't supposed to leave the cockpit unless it was absolutely necessary. As the aircraft neared Saskatoon, Pitcairn worked his way to the back of the plane, where a hijacker was holding a knife to the bloodied throat of a flight attendant.
Dan Florizone will hit that goal on Jan. 5, when he becomes president and CEO of Saskatchewan's largest health region.
The Toronto stock market tumbled more than 100 points Thursday as energy stocks sold off and crude prices plunged to multi-year lows - below US$70 a barrel - after the OPEC cartel decided not to cut oil production.
As an energy advisor to some of the world's most developed economies, Fatih Birol worries about critical issues including security of energy and the impact of fossil fuels on the climate. One issue he does not spend any time worrying about, however, is carbon emissions from the oil sands.
Saskatchewan's economic growth is expected to reach just 1.5 per cent this year, after posting a 5.0 per cent increase in 2013 boosted by a record-breaking crop, according to the Conference Board of Canada.
Optimism among small business owners in Saskatchewan has slipped below the national average for the first time in years.
Canadians are almost evenly divided over the merits of developing Alberta's oilsands, with impressions worsening, Nanos Research polling says.
Saskatchewan's finance ministry is projecting oil prices to average $82 US per barrel (WTI) for the last six months of the fiscal year, which is about $7 US per barrel higher than the current price and the $75 US per barrel price being forecast by Alberta.
Black Friday is looking more and more like a green day for retailers in the province, rivalling Boxing Day when it comes to sales frenzy.
Chris Chelios, the author and restaurateur who also once played in the National Hockey League, rehashed an old grudge on Toronto radio earlier this week. He was asked about former teammate Brendan Shanahan, who this year became president of the Maple Leafs: "He's more like a politician, and if you like politicians, then he's your guy." Chelios, in case the listener was still unclear, said he does not like politics.
Dallas Stars forward Ryan Garbutt was suspended for two games by the NHL on Thursday while Winnipeg Jets forward Adam Lowry received a one-game ban for separate incidents this week.
Carve an extra piece of turkey to celebrate, David Backes and T.J. Oshie, because St. Louis is well on its way to the post-season. Treat yourself to another slice of pumpkin pie, Max Pacioretty, since Montreal's virtually in, too.
University of Calgary quarterback Andrew Buckley won the Hec Crighton Trophy as the outstanding player in Canadian Interuniversity Sport football on Thursday night.
In August, local hockey players will get their chance to live like a pro for three days. The Kelly Chase Fantasy Hockey Camp is coming to Harold Latrace Arena from Aug. 27 to 29.
Brooke Henderson apparently spent Thursday in Florida at a training camp for members of the Canadian amateur golf teams. Where the No. 1 player in the world rankings didn't appear, though, was on a list of names for the 2015 national teams announced by Golf Canada. It was another indication that the 17-year-old is leaning toward becoming a
Brazilian striker Brandao was handed a onemonth jail sentence along with a $28,280 fine for headbutting Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Thiago Motta.
University of Saskatchewan Huskies safety Mark Ingram was named a Canadian Interuniversity Sport second team All-Canadian on Thursday night. The secondyear Huskie is joined on the second team by Saskatoon native Donovan Dale, a former Saskatoon Hilltop who now plays for the UBC Thunderbirds.

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The start of the regional game Wednesday night between Eastern Washington and Gonzaga looked more like a B-movie beginning to the famed fable of David and Goliath. Read more below.
I spent a fine day yesterday in Cheney. Among other things, I wrote this practice report from football and covered the Eagles' basketball win over Walla Walla. The stakes are pretty high for the football game against Portland State; here is a preview from Eastern and from PSU. … Elsewhere, it's win or be done for Montana State against arch-rival Montana, whose quarterback Jordan Johnson is just fine, thank you. .. Of course, there are old friendships that transcend even this game. … An ever bigger game looms at Southern Utah, where the Thunderbirds need to knock off second-place Northern Arizona to have a chance at the FCS playoffs.
With one of the biggest games of the season looming, here's a feature on Eastern cornerback T.J. Lee III, one of the biggest players on the Eagle roster, in stature if not in size. We also had a live chat yesterday, and here's a partial transcript. … Very few links today - it seems every paper is inundated with high school sports coverage this week. … From the Billings Gazette, here's a story on how MSU hopes to slow the Eastern offense. … Montana is stepping out of conference with a game against South Dakota.
It wasn't by design, but the story of Eastern Washington linebacker and former walk-on J.C. Agen contrasts nicely with all the ugly stuff going down at Oklahoma State. … We also had a lively live chat; here's the transcript. … One sure thing about Toledo: their kicker doesn't miss. The Toledo Blade also has a nice feature on a longtime fan. Want more? Here's a link to the unofficial fan site, plus a link to the school's athletic site. … There's seldom much local coverage of Sam Houston State, although there's this story about a major athletic fund-raising drive, and there's always the school athletic site. … North Dakota is having problems with the running game - on both sides of the ball - as it prepares for Montana. … Sure enough, the Grizzlies have noticed … The best coverage of Southern Utah football is right here, as the Thunderbirds happen to be at Washington State this week. … At Idaho State, winning isn't a given, but it's contagious.
There was no letdown Saturday for Eastern Washington, which soared past Western Oregon. Here's my story. We also have the story in pictures from our own Tyler Tjomsland. … The Eagles' next opponent, Toledo, put a scare into Missouri of the SEC. … Sam Houston State got off to a strong start at Texas A&M before getting routed in the second half. … Elsewhere in the Big Sky, it was a tale of near misses against FBS schools, including Portland State's loss at Cal and Montana State's heartbreaker at SMU. … Northern Colorado lost 41-36 to something called Colorado State-Pueblo, which I've never heard of - that can't be good. … Utah steamrolled Weber State, while North Dakota got mashed in the Potato Bowl rivalry with Souith Dakota State. …Idaho State is 1-0 after an easy win over Dixie State.
S-R photojournalist Tyler Tjomsland covered the EWU home game against Montana. Check out a big picture gallery of his photos.
S-R photojournalist Colin Mulvany covered the Eagles' win over Portland State. Check out a big picture gallery of his game photos.
With only two days until Saturday's FCS semifinal, we have a couple more stories, including my preview of the intriguing matchup between Eastern's passing offense and Sam Houston State's aggressive defense. I also have a notebook with several interesting storylines. In the meantime, we'll have our weekly Live Chat today at noon, right here at SportsLink. From the newspaper in Huntsville, Texas (an hour's drive north of Houston and home of the Bearkats) here's a nice feature on Sam Houston's chances of knocking off three Big Sky Conference teams in as many games. Also from Texas, a Q and A with two of the Bearkats' top players.
FROM PULLMAN — As mentioned this morning, Vince is handling basketball duties for us this evening. But we'll be here for the first half or so, and have some pregame thoughts to get you going. Read on.
FROM THE BIG OL' RENOVATED PRESS BOX — It's even nicer in here with the furniture set up. Though Bud Withers would probably like it more if he'd been allowed to bring his iced coffee inside. We have thoughts and notes after the jump, so read on.
The Eagles are getting ready for their second two-a-day session of falll camp, with practice beginning at 9 a.m. today, although I have to say, it seems half the players are out there half an hour early. I will be there too, sending updates on Twitter (please follow me at @srjimallen). Also, we'll have a live chat Thursday at noon, and later today, I will give the details. In the meantime, here is my story from Tuesday's practice , focusing on the cornerbacks and coach Cherokee Valeria. Finally, here is some news from future opponents:
The Big Sky Conference and Western Athletic Conference announced their all-conference picks on Monday, with four local players - two from Idaho and two from Eastern Washington - earning first-, second- or freshman-team honors.
EWU standout Brianne Ryan earned the top award for the Big Sky and was named MVP.
Read all about the awards here.
It was a pretty fantastic day for area women's basketball teams.
The No. 22 Gonzaga Bulldogs avenged a rare West Coast Conference loss with a win over Saint Mary's, Washington State pulled together for a Pac-12 victory over Arizona and the Eastern Washington women defeated Montana State to complete their first sweep of the Montana schools on the road. The Idaho women didn't fare as well, falling to Utah State.
Stephanie Golden had a career-high 15 points and the No. 22 Gonzaga women's basketball team earned a 79-61 win over Loyola Marymount at the McCarthey Athletic Center on Thursday night. As you'll see in my story, I overheard a fan throw out a horrendously obvious pun after the game. I'd like to thank that fan. After he said it, I couldn't get it out of my head. Hence, the first couple paragraphs.
Oh well.
Keep reading for more on area women's basketball teams.
Three of the four area Division I women's basketball teams start conference play on Thursday. That is the topic for this week's notebook, leading off with Gonzaga's quest for an eighth-straight WCC title. I also realize I neglected to link to last week's story on Eastern Washington mighty mite Chene Cooper, who leads the Big Sky in assists and is about to set the Eagle record for steals.
Not sure how many more computer issues I can take, I think I'll have to find a new line of work. After writing the local angle from the National Finals Rodeo, my soon to be ex-computer wouldn't let me blog. But now, safely home getting ready to watch a taped college football game, I can now link to Gonzaga's narrow win over Eastern Washington, which came with an unusual final 40 seconds. Could say much more, but the playoff game is waiting and it has to be viewed before the other Big Sky team plays early tomorrow.
Under the radar is a good description for Alysha Green but the Mead grad has made her mark in college basketball. She's the subject for the weekly basketball notebook. For a couple of other notes, including some that ended up on the cutting room floor, read on.
USC shuts down the high-octane offense of the Gonzaga women's basketball team and pulls away down the stretch.
In other games, Idaho loses at Colorado. On Saturday Eastern Washington picks up a win in the Arizona State tournament and on Friday Gonzaga won at Riverside the Washington State clips San Diego State.
After a holiday weekend … Christmas lights are up, anniversary present is purchased, belt loosened … it's time to catch up with women's basketball.
The biggest news is Washington State going 2-1 in the Virginia Islands after second day loss to Michigan and a rout of Prairie View in the finale, led by a career-high from Spokane freshman Tia Presley.
Read on.
My bad. I spent the day getting ready for Thanksgiving (and to all of you have a great day) because of a hockey game tonight and totally forgot to post women's basketball news.
Our notebook lead was Nikki Nelson, who has played two seasons and missed two seasons but is now starting for New Mexico. Read on.


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What goes in must come out — so for most dog owners, picking up after your pet is a fact of life. But you might be surprised how recent that custom is and how controversial it once was.
For centuries, most dogs lived outdoors, doing their business without making it our business. The earliest
dog training manuals for indoor dogs (rather than sporting dogs) don't
appear till the turn of the 20th century. Modern trainers might be amused — or discouraged — to know that the authors had to tell people not to make the same house-training mistakes they make now, such as punishing a puppy a long time after an accident.
Still, for many years, the idea was that once you'd trained your dog to go outside, that was it. But by the early 1970s in New York City, a growing population of canines leaving their waste wherever it fell became a major political issue.
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Brandow moved to the city just a few years after the poop-scoop law took effect in 1978, before the custom of picking up after your dog had become commonplace elsewhere. "I'd never heard of such a thing," he says. "I just drew a blank — it was a combination of horror and disbelief."
His reaction was probably how most New Yorkers felt when the idea was first proposed in 1970. But this instinctive disgust wasn't the only problem: The issue quickly turned into a battle of pro- and anti-dog sentiment.
At the time, the city was full of signs that said "Curb Your Dog," instructing owners to make their
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No one enjoyed stepping in a steaming pile on the sidewalk, but that was the only point of agreement. Humane organizations like the ASPCA were against the law, believing it would make people get rid of their
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"People were terrified that the city was going to come into their homes and take their best friends away," Brandow says — and with some reason, given the public discussion at the time. One book, titled
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EDITORIAL: No doubt some voters groaned this week as Rahm Emanuel launched political ads for his re-election. They probably had been looking forward to a respite after the ad barrage leading up to the Nov. 7 vote. But here's the silver lining. The ads signify the kickoff of a different kind of election than the one we just had. This one will be much more about issues people care about.
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Mobster who had Perry White's son kidnapped. Showed up in only one issue of the comic, and inexplicably became a boss of the Superman NES game.
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"I am extremely excited to bring Ethan back to NKU as an assistant coach," stated Bezold. "He was the starting point guard for all 27 games during our first year as a Division I program and was instrumental in our success. It may be clich to say that Ethan was a coach on the floor, but it is entirely true. His knowledge of the program and our philosophies are going to allow him to make an immediate impact as an assistant."
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