Category Archives: diversity

Why Samsung Is Not Apple’s Enemy

Posted on September 15, 2012 by

The verdict against Samsung for copyright infringement and the introduction of the new Iphone 5 ought to be cause for celebration at Apple. By first blush, everything should be coming up roses for Apple. Yet it seems to be looking … Continue reading →

Posted in apple, diversity | 16 Comments

Orange County’s Illegal Alien Serial Killer: How the Dream Act Murdered the California Dream

Posted on January 15, 2012 by

In Orange County, a series of murders of homeless, aging White guys (that’s them above) had everyone on edge. One even took place outside a local library. The latest one involved a man, ironically, featured in the LA Times being … Continue reading →

Posted in california dream, crime, diversity, dream act, more | 36 Comments

England Falls

Posted on August 9, 2011 by

England has fallen. Quicker than I would have thought. Home Secretary Theresa May rules out use of the Army, Water Cannons. The situation is spiraling out of control. High Street areas, the ritzy places of Kensington, Notting Hill, and other … Continue reading →

Posted in diversity, england, fall, more, multiculturalism, pc | 54 Comments

NBC’s Diversity Bet Fails

Posted on July 8, 2011 by

[Editor's note: work/family issues required a break from blogging. Hence the lengthy hiatus.] NBC’s past season, from Fall 2010 to Spring 2011, was a massive bust. NBC’s big bet on diversity failed. Gone, was “Undercovers” (a glamorous Black couple running … Continue reading →

Posted in culture, diversity, more, nbc, television | 22 Comments

Will K-12 H1-Bs Peel Off Obama’s Support?

Posted on April 14, 2011 by

As noted here, Obama still has some core White support: College Educated White women. Who alone benefit from Affirmative Action (non-College White women have the highest disapproval rates for all Whites). And are a good cultural fit for Obama as … Continue reading →

Posted in diversity, economics, h1b, more, obama, politics, women | 14 Comments

Viva Los Dodgers: Hispanicization and Culture

Posted on April 10, 2011 by

Diversity has its price. Giants fan Bryan Stow was beaten by two Latino gang members, in the parking lot of Dodger Stadium, on Opening Day. He remains in a coma in critical condition with permanent brain damage, if he survives. … Continue reading →

Posted in california, diversity, dodgers, more, sports | 22 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

When Will Hollywood Turn on Diversity?

Posted on March 11, 2011 by

Hollywood is a weird place. It celebrates “diversity” yet its people live as far away from Black and Hispanic people as possible. No place on earth is Whiter than Malibu. And as much as Hollywood hates ordinary White people, they … Continue reading →

Posted in demographics, diversity, hollywood, more | 15 Comments

Ethnic Cleansing In Orange County and White Zionism

Posted on March 10, 2011 by

Ethnic cleansing has a nasty ring about it. Typically, people envision some grim Balkan village, with Serbian death squads exterminating “Good Muslims” (reality: all sides engaged in this behavior, only the Serbians were publicized in the West and charged in … Continue reading →

Posted in diversity, ethnic cleansing, more, zionism | 7 Comments

Wisconsin and the Wages of Diversity

Posted on February 24, 2011 by

The mini-riots, union buffoonery, and run-away tactics in Wisconsin, Indiana, and now reportedly Ohio, in response to austerity budgets and restrictions on Union bargaining for things other than wages/benefits, obscures the reality. Diversity means States (and the Federal government) can … Continue reading →

Posted in diversity, economy, more, politics, wisconsin | 13 Comments