Monthly Archives: June 2010
New Maoist Attack in India
A huge new Maoist ambush in the Bastar Region of Chattisargh killed 27 police and wounded 10 others. About 100 rebels opened up on the forces from a hilltop as they were returning from a patrol. I understand that the … Continue reading
Filed under Asia, India, Left, Maoism, Marxism, Regional, Revolution, South Asia
India Has No Right to Exist
In the India Is a Shithole piece, James Schipper suggests that India has been free of significant civil strife: Another thing for which India deserves credit is that, despite being one of the most multinational states in the world, it … Continue reading
Filed under Asia, Asian, Christianity, Colonialism, Hinduism, History, India, Islam, Kashmir, Left, Maoism, Marxism, Modern, Nationalism, Pakistan, Political Science, Regional, Religion, Revolution, Settler-Colonialism, South Asia, Terrorism
One Party, Two Wings
It’s simply nuts that the Obama Democrats are some sort of a socialist or Communist political party, as the lunatic reactionaries in the Republican Party insist. These people are out of their minds. As socialists and Communists, would we not … Continue reading
Filed under Capitalism, Democrats, Economics, Fascism, Left, Obama, Open Borders, Political Science, Politics, Racism, Republicans, Socialism, Traitors, US Politics, White Nationalism
Who Was the First Novelist in English? What Was the First Novel?
Great question. My usual answer to the first question is Daniel Defoe, and my typical answer to the second question is Moll Flanders (1722). Defoe seems to be correct, though a better answer to #2 would be Robinson Crusoe, which … Continue reading
Filed under European, History, Literature, Novel
India Is a Shithole*
This article sums up what modern India is all about, written by a fairly progressive fellow named Sean Kelley. I’ve been studying India for a while now, and the more I study it, the angrier I get. India, quite simply, … Continue reading
Filed under Asia, Asian, Colonialism, Economics, European, Government, Health, Hinduism, History, Imperialism, India, Islam, Left, Maoism, Marxism, Nationalism, Neoliberalism, Nutrition, Political Science, Public Health, Regional, Religion, South Asia
An Argument Against Thomas Sowell and the Anti-Minimum Wage Reactionaries/Libertarians
Jamila is a reactionary Black blogger who has appeared in the comments section. I praised her earlier before I checked out her politics, and now I have to think otherwise. First of all, it is certainly despairing that over 95% … Continue reading
Filed under Capitalism, Capitalists, Economics, Labor, Libertarianism, Political Science, Race Realism, Race/Ethnicity, Scum, White Nationalism
Idiot Latino Politician Wants to Boycott Arizona, But Can’t Find it on a Map
I actually feel sorry for this woman, because, her stupid Latino tribal politics aside, she’s a good liberal Democratic Supervisor from Milwaukee. There are also a lot of comments calling her fat, but for an Hispanic woman of her age … Continue reading
Filed under Americas, Democrats, Hispanics, Humor, Idiots, Illegal, Immigration, Liberalism, Midwest, North America, Political Science, Politics, Race Relations, Race/Ethnicity, Regional, Social Problems, Sociology, US Politics, USA, West, Wisconsin
The Race-IQ Conundrum: the Hard and Painful Truth
It’s time to talk straight about this race-IQ stuff, painful as it may be. One thing is crystal clear to me after dealing with countless US Blacks. Your average Black person in the US is, how to put it kindly? … Continue reading
Filed under Blacks, Hispanics, Humor, Race/Ethnicity, Whites
Riots in Kashmir
Some good video of heavy duty riots in Kashmir in the past few days. Six people were wounded when security forces opened fire on the rioters, who were throwing stones and attacking the Indian forces with sticks. There are few … Continue reading
Filed under Asia, Asian, Hinduism, History, Imperialism, India, Islam, Kashmir, Modern, Nationalism, Pakistan, Political Science, Regional, Religion, South Asia, Ultranationalism
The End of the Mahdi Rebellion
The year is 1885. It is winter, January 25th. The Mahdi Rebellion against the Egyptians, and really, the British, is over. General Charles Gordon, governor of Sudan, had only arrived a year prior. He died on the steps of his … Continue reading
