Monthly Archives: November 2010

The Wikileaks Fallout

Posted on November 29, 2010 by whiskeysplace

The Wikileaks fallout, the release of the diplomatic cables, is of course, damaging to the US. Diplomats will no longer be able to communicate in confidence, and will push mealy mouth cables endorsing motherhood and apple pie. Relations with critical … Continue reading →

Posted in more, muslims, obama, politics, wikileaks | 15 Comments

The Teen Mom Phenom

Posted on November 29, 2010 by whiskeysplace

The Teen Moms are everywhere. On MTV. At the Supermarket checkout counter. On TMZ and the other gossip sites. And their popularity tells us a lot about what drives our culture, increasingly ever focused on a tiny demographic: White female … Continue reading →

Posted in cable television, culture, hypergamy, more, teen mom | 13 Comments

When Did Old White Guys Become Jokes?

Posted on November 19, 2010 by whiskeysplace

White professional women like Julie Klausner (and her audience) are not the only ones with a disdain for beta male White guys. Other beta male White guys have internalized the idea that being White (and also, old) is to be … Continue reading →

Posted in gender, men, more, politics, president, whiteness, women | 31 Comments

Beta Males and Inferior Men

Posted on November 18, 2010 by whiskeysplace

Comedy writer and former “Upright Citizens Brigade” performer Julie Klausner has a new book out. Called: “I Don’t Care About Your Band: What I Learned from Indie Rockers, Trust Funders, Pornographers, Faux Sensitive Hipsters, Felons and Others,” it contains her … Continue reading →

Posted in alpha, beta, culture, gay, inferior, men, more, politics, useless, women | 66 Comments

Agflation and the Cross of Gold

Posted on November 17, 2010 by whiskeysplace

Updated Some things never change. American and European history remain “deep,” that is dominated by long cycles of debate over fundamental questions, that are never really resolved one way or another. The desire for elites (mostly but not exclusively in … Continue reading →

Posted in bernanke, commodities, gold, inflation, money, more, obama, silver | 8 Comments

Scott Adams and the Casual Disclosure of Social Change

Posted on November 9, 2010 by whiskeysplace

Sometimes large cultural change is encapsulated in the most casual disclosures. Scott Adams (Dilbert) noted in a WSJ story, that he was twice turned down for promotions on the ground that he was well qualified, but a White male. Instead, … Continue reading →

Posted in affirmative action, culture, more | 23 Comments

Erica Jong and the Kitchen Bitch

Posted on November 8, 2010 by whiskeysplace

Erica Jong in an article in the WSJ complains at length that people are still having babies, noting: Unless you’ve been living on another planet, you know that we have endured an orgy of motherphilia for at least the last … Continue reading →

Posted in culture, kitchen bitch, marriage, more | 9 Comments

Tim Wise Calls for the End of Whites in America

Posted on November 6, 2010 by whiskeysplace

Like Harold Myerson before him, Tim Wise has called for the end of Whites in America. Of course, he himself is White, but the internet is a glorious thing, not the least of which is that it collapses Wise’s world … Continue reading →

Posted in culture, money, more, racism, whiteness | 25 Comments

Boehner vs Obama

Posted on November 6, 2010 by whiskeysplace

Rarely do events throw up two antagonists who are direct and total opposites of each other. With the House now moving Republican, a show-down between John Boehner and Barack Obama, both total unknowns four years ago, seems certain. And for … Continue reading →

Posted in boehner, class, money, more, obama, politics | 11 Comments

Truer Words Never Written

Posted on November 5, 2010 by whiskeysplace

Roissy has posted the following: The converse should be apparent; women who have been denied the affection and commitment of an alpha lover, or who have been driven insane with spite by the dispiriting attentions of beta males they consider … Continue reading →

Posted in gender, more, politics, roissy, society | 2 Comments