From 22 years ago Is the multicultural campaign really about diversity? Or is it about stamping out Western civilization and the “white race� itself? College students will tell you that a university education today is a guilt trip for whites. The purpose is to prevent whites from appreciating and absorbing their own culture and to... Read More

Rumble link Bitchute link I finally figured out why Alan Dershowitz is such a good defense lawyer. He thinks like a cornered rat. A cornered rat, like a psychopath who has been caught, shifts into frenzied overdrive in search of an escape route. That’s what Dersh’s mind does, but in the world of legal strategems... Read More

There is not a more coveted degree in America than that which is conferred by Harvard University. The Cambridge center of traditional American intellectualism can lay claim to having stamped a goodly number of government and industry leaders with its crimson imprimatur. A Black person wearing a Harvard brand has always earned the special attention... Read More

The Jews took a victory lap after finally achieving success over Harvard President Claudine Gay when she resigned this week. This ends a weeks-long Jewish war against the female negro which began after she stood up for justice in Palestine. Many wonder if the Jews were actually practicing the Art of War when they declared... Read More

Jewish Daily Forweird, by way of Dissociated Press The terrifying rise of anti-Semitism has reached a whole new level of horrifying scariness. In a frighteningly alarming development that has left all right-thinking people quaking with fear, the Jewish identity of Harvard University’s new president Alan Garber has been mysteriously erased from Wikipedia. Just minutes after... Read More

The New York Times has thrown Harvard’s Claudine Gay under the bus with a Talmudic double-standard that fails to assess acts of plagiarism by campus exponents of Israel’s mass murder of 20,000 Palestinians. The charge of intellectual “anti-Semitism� is considered a far more heinous crime than support for Israeli genocide. This is Talmudic praxis. Slights... Read More

[Adapted from the latest Radio Derb, now available exclusively on VDARE.com] Can I call 'em, or what? Yes, folks: You heard it here first. On November 10th, seven weeks ago, I wrote: Reading the news about our universities taking the side of Hamas after October 7th, I was a bit surprised to see that the... Read More

Once upon a time when I was young, Harvard was a prestigious university where a determined student could get a good education. But education was not the real attraction of the university. It was Harvard’s network that was valuable. Of course, to get in you had to have a network, that is, you had to... Read More

In April of 2005, Margaret Sleeboom from the University of Amsterdam published a paper on PubMed.gov concerning a Chinese research project by Harvard University which drew international condemnation for Harvard's appalling lack of ethics in the theft of Chinese DNA.[1][2] Years after completion of this research, when the details were leaked to the media, Chinese... Read More

As many of you have probably already heard, our Free Harvard/Fair Harvard campaign for the Board of Overseers failed yesterday, with none of the five candidates on our slate being successful. The highly contentious nature of this year's contest did boost the vote-by-mail turnout to 11%, considerably higher than the more usual 7%. But with... Read More

As readers know, the "Diversity" opposition to our Free Harvard/Fair Harvard Overseer campaign did absolutely everything it could to avoid allowing a public debate between our respective positions, refusing to participate themselves and then heavily pressuring Harvard's Chinese Students Association to withdraw their sponsorship of a public debate. Fortunately, they failed, and the two hour... Read More

Without doubt the current election for the Harvard Board of Overseers must rank as the most significant and substantive of the last twenty-five years, perhaps even the last century. The results of our Free Harvard/Fair Harvard campaign could have tremendous national implications for tuition and admissions policy at our most elite colleges, with ripple effects... Read More