[Excerpted from the latest Radio Derb, now available exclusively through VDARE.com]
I greeted my July 11th issue of The Economist magazine with mixed feelings:
For a fleeting moment I thought the "new...
Earlier, by Peter Brimelow on Japan's Immigration Laws: Closed Door, Forbes, August 30, 1993
As a contributor to a website promoting patriotic immigration reform, I sometimes get asked about mainland C...
Earlier: ECONOMIST Joins The War on Christmas (American Edition)
Last year, I pointed out that part of the British "Boxing Day" phenomenon (which as Mark Steyn keeps reminding us, can keep British med...
Here’s a story from the Economist:
Of course, on Planet Economist, the existence of a half-black, half Japanese tennis star means Japan should rethink thousands of years of successful ethnocentrism. T...
[Adapted from the latest Radio Derb, now available exclusively on VDARE.com.]
Earlier, by Steve Sailer: ECONOMIST: James Watson Is Bad Because Of Reasons
I am going to register my vote for the most d...
From The Economist:
James Watson: A pioneering biologist is reprimanded for unscientific, offensive viewsA great career comes to a sad end
Print edition | Science and technology, Jan 17th 2019
… Dr W...
Part of the British "Boxing Day" phenomenon (which as Mark Steyn keeps reminding us, can keep British media organizations moving very slowly until mid-January) is the Economist's traditional "Christma...
From The Economist:
Basic instincts
Identity politics are stronger on the right than the leftThe Republican Party is increasingly unified around whiteness
Print edition | United States, Nov 1st 2018
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From The Economist:
Why Europe should focus on its growing interdependence with Africa
Sealing the Mediterranean will not work
by Charlemagne, Sep 20th 2018
IT IS a peculiarly modern habit to think o...
The fuss over Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh having allegedly copped a feel from a high-school girl 35 or 36 years ago blew up just after last week's Radio Derb went to tape. My own first reacti...
