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Cultural Enrichment in Northern Ireland: Attempted Beheading by a Somali or Sudanese in Belfast

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Northern Ireland was, and I think still is, one of the most White parts of the United Kingdom. A Somali, or Sudanese here is apparently enriching the local Belfast scene with an attempted beheading. Interesting how many of these horrific attacks and rapes happen in the UK, but the police are focusing on people's social media posts. 

Nigel Farage Addresses the Nation on Henry Novak's Murder

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 I hope people now believe me when I say the police aren't on their side if they happened to be White, at least in the UK. The UK is gone in so many ways, people are arrested for making posts online, while South Asian rapists and pedophiles were allowed to have massive sex rings, etc. Most people don't take these signs and warnings to heart until they happen to them. Well here's one that did happen. An 18 year old student was brutally stabbed and left to die by a Pakistani? The police treated the dying Henry as the perpetrator and handcuffed him.insyead of performing life saving measures, leading to his death. The police even wanted to put out a story that Henry was the aggressor despite there being no evidence, so that the public would not have a racists reaction. The police literally get trained to treat Whites as perpetrators even when they get murdered by Middle Easterners, South Asians and Africans. 

Haiti: The Real Wakanda - When Blacks are Left to Their Own Devices - Chaos

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 I'm sure by now people have seen what is happening in Haiti. The government has essentially collapsed. Gangs have taken over, and it has become a virtual war zone, in part led by a former police now nicknamed BBQ. He makes examples of his enemies by burning them in the street.  People do not have food to eat, and people are getting shot and killed in the streets. In 2024 alone there are already 2500 killed or injured in gang violence according to a UN report. A large percentage of armed groups even have minors in their ranks.  Haiti was a country that killed en masse its colonial French, and became and independent country.  Like most other countries that are majority black, and run by blacks it was never a prosperous country and always had problems with crime and poverty.   Once again when blacks are left to their own devices we don't see the kind of futuristic, technologically advanced society like in some Hollywood, "Black Panther" movie, we see disorder, vio...

Ole Blue eyes.

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  13 Fascinating Scientific Facts About Blue Eyes Story by Amanda Gardner  •  2w   Like most human traits, blue eyes are determined by genes, and no two people have exactly the same hue. It works a lot like individual  fingerprints , making our eyes two of the most distinctive parts of us. The color of your eyes is really the color of your iris, the ring that surrounds the black pupil in the middle of your eye. Unlike some other  inherited traits  (like the color of your hair), eye color typically doesn’t change naturally throughout your life. Sure, it can appear to vary depending on the external light source, but the pigment shouldn’t fluctuate (if your eyes do seem to change color, see a specialist). But your eyes aren’t just a pretty feature of your face. They can provide surprising insight into your personality, health status and where you came from in the big story of human history. We talked to three expertsdoctors and researchers with a deep und...

What happens on America's Subways - Wild Assaults and Murders - Typically Featuring one Demographic

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 There are so many, and I mean so many news stories and videos online of assaults, and murders on the subway systems particularly New York. What is one of the common denominators? Well people can point to lots of things like poverty, mental illness, and so forth, but to me it seems like it is Black people.  An old video but still relevant nonetheless. A woman riding the training only to be almost murdered by beating without provocation by a Wakandan prince: The craziness continues: The stabbings: I could go on all day.  How people can enjoy living in a place like that, without having their own private transportation is beyond me. Isn't New York one of the most expensive cities in the world too? Slave your whole life away just to be killed by violent crime...

Unsustainable Immigration Hit Canada Hard - Over a Million Migrant Workers and Students Have Strained Canada's Housing - Now a Crisis

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The disastrous effects of Canada's immigration policy has been felt hard by the population, myself included. Not only does Canada want to import nearly 500, 000 migrants every single year, and mostly from developing nations, it also accepts record numbers of international students, about 800,000. Over a million migrants in a year of a country with a population of less than 40 million.  International students are a form of revenue for the paper mills they call universities, they use international students like ATMs, bring them over so that 10 or 20 could all sleep in the same apartment all while pursuing the "dream", and paying big bucks for tuition. There is a shortage of affordable housing and rates have soared to such high levels, that homelessness is hitting the poorer population hard. Of all developed nations Canada has the highest homeless rate. Let that sink in. And for most of the year most of the country is freezing cold. International students have also taken man...

Nigel Farage - Diversity isn't Working - Britain's Muslims do Not Integrate

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  Welcome everyone, sorry for the hiatus - we've seen so much going on in the last year, and even couple of months.  I am still stuck in Canada in a sticky situation - it is unliveable here, hopefully in the coming months I'll start the long journey and process of leaving permanently. Not planning on coming to the UK.  As Farage puts it, the majority of Muslims is pro-Hamas, and wants sharia law. They do not integrate and their numbers will only increase. Diversity does not work, it is all a scam. 

Happy New Year's from Raceology!

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 A happy belated winter solstice to everyone and a happy New Year.  This year was tough for me, especially the last few months financially, but things look like they'll pick up for next year. I'll probably leave Canada again for work and studies and this time probably for good! This year has also seen lots of escalation of conflicts around the world, Ukraine, Israel, Armenia/Nagorno-Karabakh, and now even Taiwan is starting to have problems, and North Korea expands its military capability. Could we have WW3 in the future?  Hopefully not, but I guess we'll have to see.  Hopefully the New Year will be better for everyone, and I can finally get a new "home" and some stability!

Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: The War In Gaza - Another ethnic and territorial war - diversity in action

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 Hello all, yes, I know I am late to the news here, we've all seen this before.  The Palestinians came to Israel across the border in Gaza and carried out mass murders of Israelis with over 1000 casualties and took lots of hostages.  Israel responded with air assaults into Gaza, as well as an ongoing ground invasion to beard the area of Hamas.  Gaza is full of Palestinians and has over 2 million residents trapped in a small area.  Their neighbours in Egypt, do NOT want to take the refugees, and actively refuse to take them. They think by doing so they will encourage Gaza to become depopulated as well as their reluctance of taking refugees there in general.  How kind of them.  It's all been said here, yet this is another example of how diversity does not work. Race/ethnicity/religion, etc., spills into bloodshed.  It's always a fight and a struggle. The same in our lives and on a large scale. Diversity is always a source of conflict and tension. I ...

Nagorno-Karabakh is no more! The Azeri Muslims have invaded and all Armenians have left. A sign of things to come.

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 For those that are unaware this is a small region that is recognized to be a part of Azerbaijan, but was previously a part of the Soviet Union. When it fell they asked for independence and the area was full of Armenians who are Christian whereas the Azeris are Muslim. There have been wars fought over the place, but the Azeris recently got a lot of gas money and weapons from other countries and have engaged in warfare over the last few years.  This is how the conflict ended, with violence, like most do throughout human history. All the Armenians have fled to Armenia now, and it is the same old pattern of conquest and ethnic cleansing that took place. There are other frozen conflict zones like this in the world, hopefully they won't end in such a way, but here the precedent has been set.  I would also argue that for Muslims in particular this is an Islamic victory. This is what they'd like to do to Armenia, and this is what they'd like to do to Europe. They have done it be...

Migrant Mayhem: Biden's Border Falling Apart as Cities Are Flooded

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 There are literally too many videos of this happening. 10, 000 illegal migrants per day eventually adding up to millions per year.  When they come they flood the shelter system, and cost millions and billions of dollars worth of aid.  This hits the poor the most, in many places housing is becoming unaffordable, especially North of the border in Canada, but that's another issue.  Now some of the migrants are actually starting to go back. Yes, it's that bad.

Why don't we send them back?

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  Thousands have died in the Mediterranean. Why don't we care? Story by Joseph Brean • 1mo Lampedusa is about as close to Africa as you can get and still be in Europe. That is why the little island between Sicily and Tunisia is a major destination in the migrant crisis of the central Mediterranean, a human catastrophe that is accelerating into its second decade with no end in sight. his weekend marked a little milestone, a record of sorts, when 65 boats landed at Lampedusa on Friday, then another 55 on Saturday, with 2,172 people arriving within 24 hours, more than ever before, sending the Italian island’s emergency reception centre so far over capacity the island’s chief official said it was beyond “humane.” The Mediterranean migrant crisis is as inhumane as any natural disaster, exposing thousands of people to the risk of drowning as they try to reach safety. Already this year 2,300 people have been lost at sea this way,  according to the United Nations High Commissione...

Youtube video. Trip back in time to when things were looking up? It really wasn't that long ago.

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Opinion. Not reality.

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  Granderson: From 1990's to this week, racial violence against Black Americans goes largely unanswered Opinion by LZ Granderson • 1mo I graduated from college in 1996. That year, President Clinton signed an  anti-church-burning bill into law.  Between the time I received my high school diploma and my bachelor's degree, more than 40 predominantly Black churches had been burned in the South alone. Not in 1966. In 1996. A tough pill to swallow for the “that was a long time ago” crowd. Tom Royals was the defense attorney for one of three young white males convicted of burning the Rocky Point Missionary Baptist Church in Mississippi back in 1993. Reportedly  they yelled  "burn, n—, burn" as they sped away. Royals, who had lived in the state since the 1950s, described the arson as “irrational” and the arsonists as “young, drunk and crazy.” “Racist” would have been more accurate. Certainly more direct. But not flattering. So, Royals took the scenic route in describing...

It's because there are less Southron's than in the boomer days?

Southern accent is DISAPPEARING because Generation Xers talk so differently than their Baby Boomer parents, scientists say Story by Stephen M. Lepore For Dailymail.Com • 1w The famous 'southern drawl' is set to become extinct because Generation X'ers from the deep south speak so differently to their Baby Boomer parents, a study suggests.  Scientists from the University of  Georgia  and Georgia Tech, shows that Xers displayed a 'notable change' in how they speak compared to their Boomer elders.  The researchers studied hours of spoken word from people of different generations and saw that the accent became lighter as speakers got younger.  They say the explosion in pop culture TV including MTV may have been behind the rapid change in regional accents, but did not offer firm conclusions on why the change has taken place.  Showing-off accents is a popular subject for TikTokers to cover - including southern social media influencers.  Generation X is t...

Lawyer's are part of the problems.

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  Judge rules parents can't opt students out of LGBTQ+ curriculum Story by Scripps News Baltimore • 1mo A federal judge has ruled against  a group of parents , saying they have no fundamental right to opt their elementary school-aged children out of reading books in class with LGBTQ+ characters. Last year Montgomery County Public Schools in Maryland incorporated the books into its English Language Arts curriculum. Supporters claim the books promote a diverse and inclusive environment for all students. Initially, parents could choose to opt their children out of reading and learning about the material. In March, however, the school board instituted a new policy stripping parents of that right. Under the revised policy schools no longer were required to provide parents with advanced notice of when their children would be reading the books. The decision sparked major push back from many — including some religious advocacy groups, like the Council on American-Islamic Relation...

Why Europe? Why not move to Africa?

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  I'm a Black woman who grew up hearing about the American dream. Here's why I'm moving to Italy. Story by insider@insider.com (Yoonji Han) • 1mo This is an as-told-to essay based on a conversation with Ashley Blanc, a 38-year-old entrepreneur who recently bought a property in Latronico, Italy. The essay has been edited for length and clarity. I was born in Trinidad & Tobago but was brought over to the United States when I was a baby. When I was young, my parents and I took family vacations to Barbados, and got a taste of traveling. That opened me up a lot to the world outside America. Growing up in the streets of Baltimore, there was a sense of unity within our community. But when I started working when I was 14 years old, I started to see more localized racism, like, "She's a Black girl, I don't know if she can do this job." I've always felt like I have to fight extra hard — not just as a Black person but as a Black woman in particular — whether ...