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America's Destiny: Apocalypse or Planetary Archonship?

Steve Sailer •ï¿½October 11, 2007

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American politicians and federal officials are still trying to get straight in their heads that confusing Shia vs. Sunni thingie, but it turns out that the Middle East has a whole bunch of living religions that aren't exactly part of Islam, Christianity, or Judaism.Sure, we've all heard of the Samaritans in Israel, the mysterious and... Read More

Department of I'm-Not-Making-It-Up

Steve Sailer •ï¿½June 5, 2007

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From the Forward: Shrine of False Messiah in Turkey May Be RazedJay Michaelson | Fri. May 18, 2007Far away from the eyes of the Jewish mainstream, in modern-day Turkey there live hundreds, if not thousands, of crypto-Jews â€” and today, one of their most sacred shrines is in danger. Article tools This is the hidden,... Read More

Salonika

Steve Sailer •ï¿½May 9, 2007

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The port city at the north end of the Aegean Sea, spelled Thessaloniki since Greece seized it from the Ottoman Empire before WWI, would be a fine setting for an Umberto Eco novel or a Dan Brown knock-off of an Eco novel. Salonika had an appropriately Byzantine social history a century ago. It was the... Read More

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Steve Sailer is a journalist, movie critic for Taki's Magazine, VDARE.com columnist, and founder of the Human Biodiversity discussion group for top scientists and public intellectuals.

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