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Here at VDARE.com, with all the other considerations inherent in our new Majority/Minority Administration, we sometimes wonder if we will still be in business in four years time.
In 1997, Ed Rubenstein and I wrote a National Review cover story, Electing A New People, basically making three points:
1] a static point: in American politics, race is destiny - the races vote systematically differently and these differences are very slow to change;
People are always putting down the social sciences, saying they aren't real sciences. When an astronomer predicts a solar eclipse, it happens. But when a social scientist predicts something, how often does it come true?
From:
Glenn Spencer: (e-mail
him)
In a brilliant example of American Jurisprudential efficiency, a court in Atlanta has just spent six weeks deciding that an enterprising black criminal who seized a guard’s gun in a court room there in February 2005, shot his way out killing a Judge, a court reporter and a deputy sheriff, then hijacked a car and killed a federal agent in the ensuing chase, should be considered guilty of murder. Escapee convicted of killing judge in courtroom Reuters Fri Nov 7, 2008
His defense?