See also: Even If Immigration Continues, The Sailer Strategy Could Still Win It For The GOP In 2050, by Steve Sailer, September 9, 2009 First-World societies are not the only ones experiencing nation-breaking immigrant inflows. Many countries, whether deliberately or because of mass illegal immigration, have undergone profound changes that have serious implications for their... Read More

It just shows whites are really under attack, when even Chinese people are saying they have to risk their lives to come help us. Today Online: He is the second Singaporean to be dealt with under the Internal Security Act (ISA) for being radicalised by far-right extremist ideologies. The first was detained under the Act... Read More

When Singapore’s success first attracted notice, American and British economists scrambled to claim it as a victory for textbook laissez-faire. Supposedly if only the United States and the United Kingdom would let markets rip, they too could enjoy Singapore-like growth. This could hardly have been more wrong. In common with virtually ever other economy, Singapore... Read More

Update: As a langniappe, here's an interesting opinion buttressing my point about China-bashing as a diplomatic and political priority. A Korea Times piece reviews China's apparently rather overt distaste for making the Cheonan sinking a matter for the UNSC and concludes: CH 6/9/10 I have an article up at Asia Times entitled Short shelf life... Read More