Category Archives: demographics

The Political Unsustainability of New York City

Posted on March 18, 2013 by whiskeysplace

Much has been made of how New York City offers a sustainable model for “Blue” cities, by stealth ethnic cleansing of Blacks (who have a much higher rate of violence) and Rudy Guiliani era stop-and-frisk policies that caused thousands to … Continue reading →

Posted in demographics | 48 Comments

This is Not 1979

Posted on September 12, 2012 by whiskeysplace

Obama’s weak, Carter-like response to the entirely predictable, AQ-led ransacking of our Cairo Embassy, and the murders by an AQ-led Libyan mob in Benghazi of our Ambassador to that nation, the US Chief Information Officer, and two Marines would lead … Continue reading →

Posted in appeasement, demographics, islam, jihad | 100 Comments

Unaffordable Family Formation

Posted on April 15, 2011 by whiskeysplace

Regular readers of Steve Sailer know his “affordable family formation” theory very well. Which amounts to Whites having kids when they can afford them. When land is cheap, suburbs all around, and the cost of living is relatively low. But … Continue reading →

Posted in demographics, economy, more, politics, unaffordable family formation | 23 Comments

The Power and the Vulnerability of the West

Posted on March 21, 2011 by whiskeysplace

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 whiskeysplace

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

TV Gets Older As It Runs Out of Young People

Posted on March 15, 2011 by whiskeysplace

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

When Will Hollywood Turn on Diversity?

Posted on March 11, 2011 by whiskeysplace

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

Yes Way Out: Survivor Economics

Posted on March 11, 2011 by whiskeysplace

Recently, Veronique De Rugy at National Review Online noted that Bill Gross of Pimco (who recently dumped all holdings of US Government debt) believes that there is no way out for US deficit spending. The amount of money needed to … Continue reading →

Posted in debt, demographics, more | 16 Comments

Hispanics Surge in California: Whites Flee

Posted on March 10, 2011 by whiskeysplace

A recent story in the Wall Street Journal reflects the reality of White ethnic cleansing in California. Whites went from over 80% of the population in California in 1960, to 40.1% in 2010. Over fifty years, Whites have been effectively … Continue reading →

Posted in demographics, economics, more, politics | 12 Comments

Why 2011 is not 1995

Posted on January 15, 2011 by whiskeysplace

The April 19, 1995 Oklahoma City Bombing is thought by many Liberals and the Media (the two are interchangeable, for all practical purposes) to mark the beginning of President Clinton’s comeback after Republicans retook the House in the 1994 midterm … Continue reading →

Posted in arizona, culture, demographics, economics, more, obama, politics | 17 Comments