Wednesday, October 14, 2026

On the Pathetic Image of Influential and Affluent White People Bending a Knee In Honor of BLM (an Anti-American, Anti-Capitalism, and Anti-Family Rump Organization) and Doing this Crap While Simultaneously Wearing a Ludicrous and Ineffectual Face-Mask Just Because Some Dolts In the Permanent Government Have Incentivized Them to Do so

 George Floyd didn't deserve to die (though, yes, wolfing enough fentanyl to kill a small herd of elephants likely wasn't the smoothest move available). But neither does he deserve to be canonized. The fellow was a career criminal and drug abuser who exhibited one of the most insane occurrences of resisting arrest in recent memory. Clearly, no one to look up to. Of course when you're dealing with hardcores who see everything through a black and white prism, such glorifying from the cheap-seats will undoubtedly persist. 

Sunday, October 11, 2026

On How the Media Will Respond if the South African Government Stops Playing Footsy with White Genocide and Instead Opts to Take the Gloves Off and Finish the Thing

  Their standard response to any sort of evil at the hands of "marginalized" groups is to first deny the transgressions and then if that doesn't work attempt to justify them (arguing that white people deserve it in that they're the truer evil). Whether they proceed on this track when it comes to the wholesale slaughter of Afrikaners, I don't know, I'd probably put it at 50-50, give or take a percentage point or two.

Saturday, October 10, 2026

On Barbara Stanwyck's Performance In the 1932 Pre-Code Gem, "Forbidden"

.  There are many words to describe any Barbara Stanwyck film, but if I had to select just one to characterize this performance it would probably be, meticulous. I chose that word because I was lured into her unique mannerisms and facial expressions and blown away with both the precision and subtlety of them. A lot of people consider Ms. Stanwyck to be the finest American actress ever and after witnessing this film (along of course with her other stellar performances) I'm kind of moving in that direction myself.