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Alien Nation by Peter Brimelow 
December 9, 2009
Drunk Driving Illegal Alien Pleads Guilty in Death of Michigan Grandfather
After spending a July evening dining at a restaurant with his family, 
Leonard Dykstra (pictured) was struck down and killed on the way home by a drunk driving illegal alien.
Obama's Job Summit was Immigration Lite and Heavy on the B.S.
Pat Buchanan makes a very good point concerning President Obama's job summit by asking the question "Why Import Workers Now?":
Tiger's Mentor
What are we up to with Tiger now? Nine? Ten?
Clearly, these aren't great romances; a lot of them are pros, or at least dedicated amateurs.
The more interesting question is: Who taught Tiger how this complicated Las Vegas-centric system works?
John Katsilometes reports in the Las Vegas Sun:
For Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman, the whole tawdry package is an early holiday gift.
And the man at the center is Tiger Claus.
Is David Gelbaum Broke?
Don't recognize the name? Keep reading.
The Age of Sailer: A Quantitative Analysis
Reading about the lady (below) who decided to apply contemporary upper middle class methods of improvement to her marriage got me to wondering about whether all the private tutoring and summer skill-building camps that 21st Century upper middle class people subject their kids to actually work at all.
TSA: The Agency For The Prevention Of Transportation Security
Via Twitter:
Massive TSA Security Breach As Agency Gives Away Its Secrets Online | Posting Reveals a "How To" for Terrorists to Get Through Airport Security By BRIAN ROSS and MATT HOSFORD, ABC News, December 8, 2009.
But here's what interests VDARE.com's readers:
Page 21 of the PDF:
2.4. SUPERVISORY TRANSPORTATION SECURITY OFFICER (STSO) DUTIES
Dept. of It Ain't Broken, So Let's Fix It
A certain share of the craziness in the world is the fault of freelance journalists looking for something to write about. Combine that with the fact that most of the market for women's journalism revolves around self-improvement, since only men will read about The Crisis in Yemen (there is one, isn't there?) and pretend it's conceivably relevant to their lives ("What if the White House calls seeking my advice on Yemen? I must be ready for The Call.")