Move along.Nothing to see here.Just another black male, Zebulum Lael James, targeting white women and killing them in what police are calling "random shootings."[JPD: Women Killed in Random Shootings. ...
From: A Non-Random Mississippian [Email Him]Since President Obama and Reverend Al Sharpton have not gotten around to bringing these two murders to the attention of the nation, I thought I would let you...
War photographer Teun Voeten writes in Politico about trying to gentrify the Brussels neighborhood where so many terrorist plots are hatched:
I called Molenbeek my home for nine years. In 2005, it was ...
From The Atlantic:
The Geography of TerrorismKATHY GILSINANOf the 17,958 people who died in terrorist attacks in 2013, 82 percent were in one of five countries: Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Nigeria, an...
This pull quote from a Mark Steyn piece seems to grasp the President's response perfectly:Steyn notes that a total of fifty Muslims showed up for an anti-Jihad rally in Paris. That's them at the top of...
Here's Diana West's speech, "Where Have All The Borders Gone?", from the Social Contract Workshop. It's about the death of the rule of law, as far as borders are concerned, and the Western governments ...
Radio Derb at 45m53s, after quoting Discover magazine's description of the spiny lumpsucker as a poor swimmer:
I confess I know far too little about marine biology, but how does a fish get away with be...
John C. Calhoun has a walk-on part in this week's Radio Derb.
One of the demands by the blacks at Yale is for Calhoun College, one of the residential facilities, to be renamed. John C. Calhoun, you see...
The Main Stream Media and the GOP Establishment keep telling us Republicans need to win the Latino vote, and therefore have to reject Donald Trump and immigration patriotism. But there’s not much evide...
One of those events you can see looming on the historic horizon is a Second Mariel Boatlift of Cubans trying to get to Miami before the U.S. wises up and rescinds the wet foot dry foot law that gives a...
