Raceology

 Donald Trump has been a highly controversial figure, that has been frequently accused of lying, and being a drama queen in general. Once again the left has accused him of being racist, fascist and the like.  One thing that I will say about Trump that I didn't appreciate him so much is how he just loved to brag about himself and his family all of the time. He did always like to put his salesman pitch on most of what he did. Regardless, I think a large part of why he was elected is because large segments of the White population felt they were being displaced and were tired of all of the political correctness. Recently, due to his challenges to the election results, and his urging of protests, and the subsequent storming of the Capitol building by pro-Trump supporters and the chaos that ensued, he is now being threatened by the Democrats with an impending second impeachment, just days before the next President, Joe Biden's inauguration as president. https://www.cnn.com/2021/01/1...

 Anyone who didn't watch too much TV, or didn't read too many comics growing up, probably doesn't think much of superheroes like Spider-Man or Batman, but millions of children grew up watching these superheroes in action on TV on Saturday mornings. This is especially true of the 1990s when animated series became  more mature and had deeper storylines than a lot of the campy superhero cartoons from the 1980s and prior to that. In the early 1990s Batman The Animated Series was a masterful work of animation, using the Art Deco style from the 1930s, and 1940s and had mature storytelling, and character development. The cartoon wasn't just some cheesy cartoon where a supervillain like The Joker would think of some evil plot and Batman would stop him and be the hero at the end of the day. The stories were a lot more involved and touched on many serious and complex themes. It is largely considered to be one of the greatest animated series of all time. Here is, for example, the ...

                                  MISSING:      Hello everyone, I'm sorry I've been extremely busy still dealing with some stuff from the past that unfortunately requires a lot of time. I'm pretty much finished the first half of it, and very happy that I can soon move on. Thus I haven't been able to post very much.      However, it has come to my attention that John Engelman is missing. This has appeared to be the case for a few weeks now. I have not seen him on American Renaissance, nor here on this blog. His last communication to me was wishing me a happy New Year in December. The last online activity of his that I've found is close to Christmas on Amazon. There appears to be no new Disqus comments that he's made in a while. I have emailed him without success.      There are a few possibilities here. One is his computer equipment is broken, or being repaire...

  Wow this year, was just filled with the wildest news and events. The whole COVID-19 thing, the protests in America, and all of the terrible stuff happening around the world. I realize that in our personal lives we've also had to struggle and there's lots of scary stuff going on outside. I just tried to get through it the best I could as other people are doing. It's been a long difficult journey, and it continues. I'm sure everyone else has had difficulties this year and I hope they get through them. Maybe we should celebrate just being alive. If I can keep going after all I've been though maybe that's some small inspiration for others, to continue and try to prosper. I wish everyone a happy, safe and prosperous New Year!

Raceology December 13, 2020                                                   Posted by Independent Thinker Some History:  Hello all, this is way past the real second anniversary of this blog which was actually back in October 2020 or something like that.  It all started in October 2018, as the disqus channel system was going down the drain. Yes, it's been up here for that long.  Back then I hadn't all that much time for it since most people were still posting on the disqus channels, and I visited AmRen every now and then. I guess considering how much vile, and trollish type of stuff went over at the channels with either an egalitarian, "anti-racist", or hardcore White supremacist or neo-Nazi type of perspective being promulgated when confronted with racial issues, I really wanted to create more of an atmosphere that doesn't really do either. ...

 Hello, I am unsure if I can continue to offer a Sunday night at the Movies. Due to automatic copyright infringement notices the movies I upload to google, dailymotion, etc., get taken down. I am really only sharing them with my "friends" right? We could say we have a private virtual living room can't we, with big windows that others can see inside of?  Anyway, I don't charge anything for these movies anyway, but what can I do exactly?  So unless I come up with another solution I will just make some movie recommendations and try to post some on here. I have already wasted quite some time setting the movies up. My recommendations are: One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest (1975): A great movie that shows the cruelty and harm of the psychiatric industry especially at the tragic ending. Although those lobotomies are now performed with drugs and ECT rather than through surgery. Mad Max 2 (1981): This is a violent film, but it's cool in a dystopian sort of way. Wo...

  A Hanukkah Gift by John Engelman Copyright© 2016 by John Engelman Patches of snow flecked the dirt road in rural France as a squad of German soldiers rode by on motorcycles. When the squad passed through a wooded area a French resistance fighter threw a hand grenade at the lead motorcycle. The grenade exploded. The motorcycle was destroyed. The rider was killed. Bits of his body and his blood splashed on other soldiers as the motor cycles crashed. The soldiers tried to shoot at unseen enemies. French resistance fighters quickly mowed them down with submachine gun fire. The resistance fighters fled to avoid the approach of more Germans. All was silent. Each of the German soldiers had been killed but Private Hans Rickmers, seventeen years old, slender and slight, 5’7”. He had been wounded in the leg. When he was sure the resistance fighters had left he began calling out to his older brother, “Karl! Karl!” When he discovered the body of his brother, Hans cradled the bloody, broken b...