Monthly Archives: March 2011

Obama’s Libyan Disaster

Posted on March 29, 2011 by

According to his latest speech (stay tuned, he may change his mind), Obama’s “Obama Doctrine” consists of: 1. “It’s not my fault, the UN and International community ordered me to take action!”; 2. The US has a “Responsibility to Protect” … Continue reading →

Posted in libya, more, obama, politics | 21 Comments

Why Women Hate Nice Guys (and the Implications)

Posted on March 29, 2011 by

From Instapundit comes the link of 12 Reasons Women Can’t Stand Nice Guys. Well, duh, nice guys are beta males. Which is another way of saying “un-sexy.” American and Western society is completely and totally focused on providing the maximum … Continue reading →

Posted in bad boys, beta males, culture, more, sexy, society, women | 53 Comments

The Failure of American Power

Posted on March 23, 2011 by

Steve Sailer has written on the 20th anniversary of the Highway of Death, and the awesome power of American air power. Which is undeniably potent. But also an undeniable failure, in achieving American national security goals. Obama’s war but not … Continue reading →

Posted in fantasy, libya, military, more, obama, oil, reality | 34 Comments

CBS Wants Charlie Sheen Back!

Posted on March 22, 2011 by

Les Moonves wants Charlie Sheen back on Two and a Half Men. I knew it! Sheen still pulls in attention, ratings, and has enough Alpha credibility, still, through the sheer number of followers on Twitter and his sold out shows, … Continue reading →

Posted in more, power, producers, sheen, tv | 26 Comments

The Power and the Vulnerability of the West

Posted on March 21, 2011 by

The standard narrative by most commentators looking at Western vs. non-Western conflicts is either Steyn-ian demographic doom or Sailer-esque insouciance. Sailer wrote on the 20th Anniversary of the “Highway of Death” and the Western air dominance over Libya, asserting that … Continue reading →

Posted in culture, demographics, more, technology | 22 Comments

Demographics in Action: Alexandra Wallace Leaves UCLA

Posted on March 19, 2011 by

As part of demographics in action, Junior Alexandra Wallace has left UCLA. According to the NY Daily News, this was due to a torrent of death threats against her and her family. On Monday, the student newspaper reported she contacted … Continue reading →

Posted in culture, demographics, more, politics | 76 Comments

China’s Weaknesses

Posted on March 16, 2011 by

The Wall Street Journal pointed out some uncomfortable truths about China’s oil vulnerabilities. China became the biggest importer of crude oil from Saudi Arabia in 2009, surpassing the US. Most of China’s crude comes from Saudi Arabia: The Middle East … Continue reading →

Posted in china, econmics, finance, more, weakness | 14 Comments

The New Imperialism?

Posted on March 16, 2011 by

Contrary to popular notions, the world does not run on rainbows, unicorns, and skittles. Modern industrial economies need in particular, oil and gas and coal. With the earthquake in Japan turning Western nations against nuclear power (because of perceived risk), … Continue reading →

Posted in economy, imperialism, more, oil | 21 Comments

Asians In The Library: UCLA’s Diversity Comes Home

Posted on March 15, 2011 by

The standard view of “diversity” is everyone holding hands dancing around rainbows and unicorns denouncing how awful White Beta Males are. Great for everyone but White beta males. But even smoking hot Alpha White girls don’t like diversity. Because it … Continue reading →

Posted in asians, culture, diversity, internet, library, more, UCLA | 85 Comments

TV Gets Older As It Runs Out of Young People

Posted on March 15, 2011 by

The Wall Street Journal reports that broadcast TV is getting older. Well, of course. TV ran out of (White) young people. As America becomes a bifurcated nation, one of aging Whites with money, and young mostly Spanish speaking Hispanics without … Continue reading →

Posted in age, culture, demographics, more, politics, tv, wealth | 13 Comments