Poisonous gas accident at Kraft

About 1,400 people have been evacuated from their homes in Germany, authorities said on Tuesday, after a chemical accident at a factory run by US food giant Kraft caused a cloud of poisonous gas. The accident, at the small town of Bad Fallingbostel, near Hanover in northern Germany, happened on Monday when employees accidentally poured

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Ann Coulter’s Mugged, a review

Many in the Dissident Right/ Right Opposition have criticized Ann Coulter as the epitome of the cable news partisanship. However, next to Pat Buchanan, she probably speaks more taboo truths than anyone else with Main Stream Media [MSM] access. Coulter calls for cuts in legal immigration, ending birthright citizenship, speaks frankly about the Bell Curve,

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Don’t laugh please, we’re black(face)!

Administrators in the Waverly Central School District have been fielding complaints all weekend after students involved in a Friday pep rally staged a skit critics say was racist and made light of domestic violence. The issue is getting some national attention after a Waverly High School graduate posted a story on the CNN iReport website

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‘Racist’ comedian suing for libel

A British comedian, Frankie Boyle is suing the Mirror newspaper for libel, over an article which labelled him racist. He is complaining about a story published on 19 July 2011, saying he was in talks for a new Channel 4 show. The first sentence read: “RACIST comedian Frankie Boyle could soon be returning to TV

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Affirmative action about to be redefined?

The case for racial preferences in awarding places at US universities is no longer  about minorities held back by centuries of discrimination, says Simon Barber. Rather, it is all about letting educators decide what will be best to prepare the youth for racial diversity. That, at any rate, is how proponents of affirmative action are

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The West has failed Christians

In January 1945, my mother, too young even for school, joined millions of other ethnic Germans fleeing westwards from Breslau as the Red Army advanced. My forefathers had lived in this region of Silesia (German since 1242) for at least nine generations that I know of. The forced repatriation – a process that might now

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Malema promises bloodshed

Axed ANC Youth League leader Julius Malema believes bloodshed will help him get South Africa’s land and mineral resources, according to a report on Tuesday. Malema was in Harare on Saturday to attend a wedding ceremony and address Zanu-PF youth, the Zimbabwe Herald reported. He said the youths in South Africa were calling for whites

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WSJ trashes SA’s black government

The Wall Street Journal has published an article painting a bleak picture of South Africa’s economy, saying labour unrest has caused its economic growth to fall behind other African states. “The unrest is exposing a stark reality – South Africa is falling behind, even in Africa,” read the Wall Street Journal article, published on its

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Better governance will improve Brics growth

The world’s five emerging economic powerhouses will experience significantly slower growth if they delay in implementing key political reforms, according to a report released on Monday by Germany’s Bertelsmann foundation. The report said the five Brics countries – Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa – must focus on creating competent and stable political institutions

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Young Africans commit more crime in Australia

Police have expressed concern over new figures that show Somali and Sudanese-born Victorians are five times more likely to commit crime than the wider community. While the volume of crime is not significant, police say the trend needs to be stopped. Assistant Commissioner Stephen Fontana says he is also concerned about the age of the

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Landslide victory for Flemish nationalists

Flemish nationalists made sweeping gains across northern Belgium in local elections on Sunday, a success that will bolster separatists’ hopes for a break-up of the country. Bart de Wever, leader of the New Flemish Alliance (NVA), is set to become mayor of the northern city of Antwerp, Belgium’s economic heartland, after his party emerged as

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Racial goals for maths and reading

The Florida State Board of Education passed a plan that sets goals for students in math and reading based upon their race. On Tuesday, the board passed a revised strategic plan that says that by 2018, it wants 90 percent of Asian students, 88 percent of white students, 81 percent of Hispanics and 74 percent

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Russia the only country speaking of SA atrocities

by Avigdor Eskin, translated from the Russian by Karlinka Bismark Russia is the only country that speaks of the atrocities of Africans in South Africa. Avigdor Eskin stirred the world, with 34 striking miners at a platinum mine in Marikana South Africa were shot and killed by police during a protest. Be clear: this is

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Blacks show blind loyalty to Barack

African Americans show blind loyalty to President Barack Obama. Are black people supporting Obama mainly because he’s black? If race is just one factor in blacks’ support of Obama, does that make them racist? Can blacks’ support for Obama be compared with white voters who may favor his Republican challenger, Mitt Romney, because he’s white?

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