Why I Support Direct Stimulus Payments
Our job is to change the system, not save it from itself.
Economics
Democrats’ New Economic Populist Appeal Runs into Amnesty Problem
Representative Dave Cicilline, an openly homosexual Democrat from Rhode Island, recently went on Tucker Carlson’s Fox television show to promote his party’s renewed focus on […]
Obamanomics: Broadband Networks for “Alabama’s Africa”
Alabama “Gee’s Bend represents not merely a geographic configuration drawn by the yellow pencil of the river. Gee’s Bend represents another civilization. Gee’s Bend is […]
Hispanics Fleeing Alabama and Georgia
Alabama and Georgia I want to wrap up June with some good news: Hispanics are fleeing Alabama and Georgia. (1) In Alabama, Hispanics are packing […]
Jefferson County Implodes
Alabama Jefferson County, Alabama has managed to raise its head above the national horizon with no less than four interesting stories about Black Run America […]
The Boomerangs
White America This is the second installment in OD’s investigation into the crucially important and neglected topic: Who Are White People? The Boomerangs In recent […]
In Retrospect: May 2011
Alabama Before moving ahead into June, I think we ought to take a look back at May 2011 and all the great discussions and analysis […]
Will White People Go To The National Black History Museum?
District of Corruption The Root.com is worried that White people won’t visit the new Smithsonian Museum of African American History and Culture which is scheduled […]
Detroit High Speed Rail
Michigan The Obama administration is spending $200 million dollars to create a high speed train corridor between Chicago and Detroit. In Montgomery, Alabama, we have […]
Black Run America: Per Pupil Spending/Per Prisoner Spending
Black Run America What does the prison population as a whole look like in Black Run America? Total – 1,548,700 Black = 597,100 Hispanic = […]
Let My Criminals Go!
California It has come to my attention that one of the most important stories in many years is now unfolding in California: The Day The […]
Alabama: The Color of Welfare
Alabama I always wondered what that song meant. We don’t remember much from our teenager years but most of us who went to high school […]
Black Apocalypse
Michigan Out of curiosity, I pulled up The New York Times interactive food stamp map again which breaks down EBT card usage down by race […]
Detroit: Capital of Black Run America
Michigan Last week, we laughed out loud with SBPDL about the golden, blinged out $1,000 trash cans and computer chairs in the South Detroit Public […]
Systematizing The Problem of Economic/Material Survival
Given the deagriculturalization and deindustrialization of the USA, we find ourselves no longer able to take for granted basic material survival. There are already millions […]
The Non-Productive Economy
Addendum 2 from an interview with John Robb Unlike a failed state like Somalia (utter chaos), a hollow state still retains the facade of a […]
Krugman: Economic Contraction Begets Rightwing Extremism
Tribesman Paul Krugman short-shrifts his Harvard homie Benjamin Friedman in favor of a couple of Germans! who make exactly the same Captain Obvious Point! The […]
Karl Denniger: EU Central Banks Using Debt To Escape Debt Crisis
The latest from Karl Denniger: One wonders if people think before they write in the mainstream media: May 10 (Bloomberg) — Asian stocks, U.S. index […]
Cross of Gold
At Takimag, Dylan Hales describes himself as an anti-egalitarian populist and along with Richard Spencer calls for a return to the gold standard. Normally, I […]