Category Archives: elites

America’s Gun Culture and Anarcho Tyranny

Posted on December 22, 2012 by

The late Sam Francis defined anarcho-tyranny as the State punishing and micro-managing in a tyrannical way, the life of ordinary (White) middle and working class people, while enabling the anarchy of violent, dangerous criminals (often though not exclusively Black and … Continue reading →

Posted in elites, history | 29 Comments

Standard Chartered and the Fall of the West

Posted on August 11, 2012 by

Standard Chartered Bank, based in London, has been charged with laundering $250 billion of transactions for Iran, in violation of US and NY State law. The NY State Dept of Financial Services is quoted as saying: The New York State … Continue reading →

Posted in banks, elites | 14 Comments

Charles Murray and the White Class Divide

Posted on January 23, 2012 by

Charles Murray has an article in the WSJ outlining America’s class divide. Murray notes the emergence of the “Super Zip Codes” that all go to the same elite schools, hold the same elite jobs, live in a very few elite … Continue reading →

Posted in class, elites, more, murray, race, sex | 29 Comments

End of the Empires: News Corp and Apple

Posted on July 21, 2011 by

Both News Corporation and Apple Computer are in the news, with News Corp. sliding downwards in stock price, and Apple share up, based on the phone hacking scandal in Britain, and increased Iphone sales for Apple, respectively. But both organizations … Continue reading →

Posted in business, elites, empire, more | 8 Comments

Sleazy I-Banks and the End of Nationalism Among Elites

Posted on July 11, 2011 by

The Wall Street Journal is reporting (link through financialbin, WSJ behind the paywall) in their dead tree July 5th edition, that big Wall Street Investment banks and commodity firms are snapping up metals warehouses. In turn, their business practices are … Continue reading →

Posted in banks, corruption, culture, elites, more | 10 Comments

Why Selling New York Is Important

Posted on January 9, 2011 by

Sometimes reality TV can be simply silly. A diversion of no consequence. History Channel’s “Ice Road Truckers” or “Axe Men” fall into that category. Shows of interest mainly to a male audience, that has entertainment value only. No lasting cultural … Continue reading →

Posted in culture, elites, more, politics, television | 8 Comments

The Elites Are Not The Elite: Harvard, Yale, Caltech, and Harvey Mudd

Posted on October 15, 2010 by

Clueless Anne Applebaum, at the Washington Post, writes the usual Liberal diatribe about how the lumpenproletariat don’t know their place, and the wonderful leadership provided by the much smarter Ivy League people like Barack and Michelle Obama. Applebaum’s argument, such … Continue reading →

Posted in colleges, culture, elites, more, populism | 36 Comments

UCLA Goes Private: The Start of the Higher Ed Bubble Popping?

Posted on September 9, 2010 by

UCLA is Going Private. Akin to the scene in “Robocop” where a character shouts excitedly, “We’re taking this city private!” UCLA’s Anderson School of Business wants to give up state funding and rely on private donors. This just might be … Continue reading →

Posted in bubble, college, culture, elites, more, UCLA | 9 Comments

Michael Ledeen on Obama: Likes Tyrants, Dislikes America

Posted on September 24, 2009 by

Michael Ledeen at National Review Online notes that Obama follows a pattern of elites. Who dislike freedom for the masses, and worship foreign tyrants. I think that he rather likes tyrants and dislikes America. I think he’d like to be … Continue reading →

Posted in elites, more, obama, politics, SWPL | 21 Comments

Elitist, Left Wing, and a Little Bit Gay: Our Feminized Cultural and Political Elite

Posted on September 23, 2009 by

The NEA is in the news, with at least 6 federal laws and regulations violated by a conference call with artists, a PR agency, the White House Office of Public Engagement, and United We Serve, designed to use the NEA … Continue reading →

Posted in culture, elites, feminized, gay, men, more, nea, women | 23 Comments