The Best They Could Do?

All our activities are run by volunteers, who join us because they want to develop new skills and try new things. Sign up today to start the new year right. https://t.co/dOVtSWQ8np #GoodForYou pic.twitter.com/byNtfWt7w3

— Scouts (@scouts) January 12, 2022

What sort of ad campaign is this?

The Target of the Identity Politicians

Pedro Gonzalez: Hating white Americans, denying them the same sense of identity—and thus dignity—that is afforded to every other group is the point.https://t.co/hyNoxhxGXq

— American Greatness (@theamgreatness) April 26, 2021

Yep

Im thinking... BASED https://t.co/1IQRXFuSgp

— Scott Greer 6’2” IQ 187 (@ScottMGreer) April 16, 2021

Perfumed Prince at Work

“Diversity and inclusion requires action. It requires decisions and it requires leaders that must put themselves out there and must make purposeful decisions,” Gen. Richard Clarke, commander, USSOCOM speaking at Tampa ROCKS, Inc. over the weekend. Diversity strengthens #SOF. pic.twitter.com/Ry4eK7Di0J

— USSOCOM (@USSOCOM) December 10, 2020

The challenges of running a multiethnic empire.

Global Oligarchs at Work

Glad to see Japanese people pushing back against this garbage, but I still see some assuming that Nike has good intentions with this.

They don't. This type of victim worship makes people hate their national identity, which is why the Globalist corporate types love it. https://t.co/0v2GljZrsi

— 地獄ケーキ🍰🇺🇸🚞 (@JigokuCake) November 30, 2020

Meanwhile...

After 20M plus simulations, the authors found that the same basic answer kept coming back: The more diverse or integrated a neighborhood is, the less socially cohesive it becomes, while the more homogenous or segregated it is, the more socially cohesive.https://t.co/QjABWId7xj

— Jill 🎄 (@JillColtonFree) December 2, 2020

Culture Proceeds from a People

By itself literary culture cannot create a people, even if "inclusion" makes those in charge feel good about themselves for being open-minded.

Is it possible to maintain a classical core while also hearing from voices that have not traditionally been part of that core? Dr. Angel Adams Parham and Dr. Brian Williams discuss how to wisely read voices that have been left out of the canon:https://t.co/szG5V4RJ39

— Liberating_Arts (@Liberating_Arts) November 23, 2020

Is the Western approach to sustainabiltiy all wrong?

"Is the Western approach to sustainability all wrong?” Join this powerful live conversation with Philip Loring who is an anthropologist, ecologist, and storyteller (@ConserveChange). https://t.co/fDK4FRibdU

— FoodTank (@foodtank) October 26, 2020

Civnat Libs

Sacks talks about cultural revolution, but he blames the wrong causes (social media, which is more a symptom). The loss of a common culture is due in part to multiculturalism, which in turn has been exacerbated by immigration. The scale of mass population centers tends to degrade personality and culture, even if a veneer of social etiquette and naive trust can be sustained in a homogeneous population that already had that cultural capital (e.g. Japan, some European cities). George is wrong about the role of universities with respect to character formation. Paideia needs to start much earlier. And most of American higher ed (including Princeton) cannot be trusted with any share of this task, in so far as it won't repudiate liberalism or feminism. Aristotle recognizes there are differences between male and female excellence as men and women are different, and the education appropriate to each sex is different. Academics are some of the worst male feminists, possibly because they are naive or have low SSH status. One final point: George identifies as the ultimate foundation for character formation the (Judeo-Christian) view of man being made in the image and likeness of God. He also recognizes the Roman Catholic Church has "shot itself in the foot." But he doesn't recognize the extent of the ecclesial problem (e.g. institutional acceptance of feminism). Nor can there be a "Judeo-Christian" evangelization of peoples. And, again, Christianity by itself is not a solution to a multiethnic state in danger of disintegrating.

Thanks to the Oligarchy

May the new year bring our students renewed strength to seek knowledge and be transformed by it. pic.twitter.com/CueW45lVX5

— Zaytuna College (@zaytunacollege) August 24, 2020

Tiger Mom Standards

A white Californian writes that in his school, whites were the underachieving minority, and the ethos was set by Asian students with strong family cultures. He loved it, and here's why. https://t.co/03AYDsXQ2u

— Rod Dreher (@roddreher) August 18, 2020

But the application of those standards to non-East-Asian minorities would be deemed racist.

Both the guest writer and Dreher miss the egalitarianism/feminism of the co-ed school environment and its impact on development of males.

You Can Guess What the Results Will Be

This year's theme for the Initiative is E Pluribus Unum: The Sources of Our Unity. I'm delighted that the series' launch event will feature my beloved friend Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks with whom I'll be in a conversation moderated by another dear, dear friend, Yuval Levin of AEI.

— Robert P. George (@McCormickProf) August 13, 2020

Previously at Baylor: Robert P. George Initiative on Faith, Ethics, and Public Policy

The Photo Is Symbolic of the Priorities

of the Latin churches and their parochial school systems.

Catholic schools are worth saving. Proven results in serving children from low-income, working-class and middle-income families. And the impact our schools have on American society as a whole. ⁦@CSOboston⁩ #SaveCatholicSchools ⁦⁦ https://t.co/V0We0HhXj3

— Cardinal Seán (@CardinalSean) July 30, 2020

Embarassing

This is really what they think “representation” means pic.twitter.com/vLhNxP893j

— Love Yo Self ✨ (@MichellCClark) July 5, 2020

EMJ and Andrew Meyer

My recent discussion with @TheAndrewMeyer is now available on my YouTube and @bitchute channels:https://t.co/Hm4ZAno6Iv

— E. Michael Jones (@EMichaelJones1) June 16, 2020

Bitchute alternative

Related:
Anderw Meyer and Owen Benjamin

NuAmericans Moving In on the Hustle

The new fusionism is pro blue collar worker, anti-corporate, socially conservative

— Saagar Enjeti (@esaagar) June 16, 2020

My friend @SiddakAhuja has a great new piece out in @amconmag

Please give it a read https://t.co/sT6k1v0a1x

— Saagar Enjeti (@esaagar) June 15, 2020

The Living Presidency: An Originalist Argument Against Its Ever-Expanding Powers. And it couldn’t come at a better time. https://t.co/maGEEW76TA

— Law & Liberty (@LawLiberty) June 16, 2020

Is It Too Late to Recover the Founders’ Presidency? by Gary L. Gregg II - a review of The Living Presidency by Saikrishna Bangalore Prakash

Female Sergeant in the Back?

Police taking a knee during #DCProtests. Pretty cool visual#COVID19 #GeorgeFloydProtests #Protests2020 #Riots2020#BlackLivesMatter #GeorgeFloyd #JusticeForGeorgeFloyd
pic.twitter.com/WYYBHi4CJw

— Gabriel Schray (@schrayguy) June 1, 2020

What Demographic Question?

Cucks trying to keep their place in the hustle economy.

"If Republicans conceived of their mission as preserving the American way of life, they would pay more attention to the institutions that nurture the foundations of that life—family, religion, education, & community. All else rests on those foundations." https://t.co/8yFURz3ziV

— The American Mind (@theammind) May 26, 2020

Republicans must also understand that while these foundations are crumbling, "the American way of life is being attacked by proponents of another way of life (or regime.) That other regime is multiculturalism."

— The American Mind (@theammind) May 26, 2020

"Multiculturalism replaces American citizens with so-called 'global citizens.' Identity politics is the politics of multiculturalism. Political correctness is its enforcement arm."

— The American Mind (@theammind) May 26, 2020

"This regime-level conflict is a struggle over what a society aims at, what its end is. Differences in ends cannot be negotiated...Republicans must start speaking out in defense of the American way of life. @realDonaldTrump has shown them that it can be done."

— The American Mind (@theammind) May 26, 2020

In the article to which the post links, the author, probably a Pharisee, talks about immigration restriction but he doesn't say how many should be allowed in. Nor does he really explain what the American identity is, beyond some generic national American identity, most likely civic nationalism as he doesn't uphold a Christian identity for the American nations.

95% of future U.S. population growth through 2060 will be due to immigration.

And right now 40 million out of work due to the economic shutdown related to COVID-19. Do we need more foreign workers coming in? That's worthy of discussion. @wolfblitzer https://t.co/wj1TBMO6Wy

— NumbersUSA (@NumbersUSA) May 26, 2020

"Experts" Advise Against Wearing Masks

Some health experts questioning advice against wider use of masks to slow spread of COVID-19
The coronavirus question: To mask or not to mask

This is the Chief Public Health Officer of Canada and head of the Public Health Agency of Canada, Dr. Theresa Tam. She sounds like she has a Canto/HK accent. I don't care about her credentials -- but it isn't too much to ask someone with her supposed intelligence to learn how to speak English like a native. She is a reminder of how meritocracy has been subverted through immigration by the state or its elites to undermine national identity.



And a recent Twitter thread on the use of masks.

Chris Martenson has a critique of her "expert" recommendations:


I note that she is also a member of the Independent Oversight and Advisory Committee for the WHO Health Emergencies Programme - another strike against WHO. Another cog in the alliance between WHO and China?

And of course the MSM in Canada is simply parroting the opinions of these "experts." We experienced the same thing in the US, with the CDC, but now the official opinion may be turning towards a more pro-mask-wearing stance.

NEW: CDC guidance on masks expected to change in next 10 days. Americans will be advised to wear masks in everyday life. Current recommendation is for high-risk groups only.

— Matt McCarthy (@DrMattMcCarthy) March 28, 2020

Statist BS from a secular state:

Parenting while #physicaldistancing can be stressful. Take a moment for yourself. It’s important for your #mentalhealth. Try meditating, working out or taking a bath. #COVID19 #stayhome pic.twitter.com/jkVTxSZujD

— Health Canada and PHAC (@GovCanHealth) April 1, 2020

2/4 #PhysicalDistancing can put a strain on our mental health, ↑ feelings of isolation & loneliness. It helps to remember that while #TogetherApart, we are all joined as Canadians in a collective effort.#COVID19 #WeWillGetThroughThis #cavabienaller

— Dr. Theresa Tam (@CPHO_Canada) April 2, 2020

Updated:

IYI bureaucrats opposed to masks used (bogus) arguments abt the protection of the wearer ("not perfect", etc.)

They didn't think that since it ALSO prevents (more effectively) ASYMPTOMATIC sick pple from spreading it, there wd be yuuge systemic effect.

PS: @WHO is a fraud.

— Nassim Nicholas Taleb (@nntaleb) April 2, 2020

A Batman Fit for the CW

WRE.

DC Comics Circles The Drain – Reveals Gay Alfred And Chinese-American Bruce Wayne And More Franchise Killing Abominations



EW: First look: Batman meets Gossip Girl in new graphic novel Gotham High By Sydney Bucksbaum
Author Melissa de la Cruz and illustrator Thomas Pitilli preview a Batman story like you've never seen.

2016: Why Melissa de la Cruz's Immigration Story Matters Now
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Fresh off the Boat

"U.S."

July 2019: U.S. Places First at International Mathematics Competition in U.K.