Here’s Jesse suggesting that “the death of the Swedish people should not be seen as something negative.”
The question is, why is anyone standing there listening to what he has to say?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=y6r-l1Tn3BM#at=293
From CNN:
The United States is walking a path to greater diversity. And younger people are leading the way.
For the first time in national history, the majority of young people in two states — California and New Mexico — now identify as Hispanic, according to census data released this year.
In eight additional states — Nevada, Arizona, Texas, Mississippi, Georgia, Florida, Maryland and Hawaii — white children are in the minority compared with peers from other racial and ethnic groups combined, according to data analyzed by William Frey at the Brookings Institution.
Read the rest here.
From LifeSiteNews.com:
Given the precipitous decline in the birthrates of European countries, all anti-natal programs funded by the United States should immediately be replaced by pro-natal programs, one top population expert recently told the U.S. Senate.
“It doesn’t matter whether we call them reproductive health programs, family planning programs, or population control programs,” said Stephen Mosher, president of the Population Research Institute (PRI). “They all have the same effect: they force down the birth rate in countries that are already dying. Such programs are only making a bad problem worse.”
The hearing before the Senate Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe focused on the implications for the security, as well as the economic and social developments in Europe, due to demographic decline marked by diminishing and rapidly aging populations, in most of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe’s (OSCE) 56 participating states.
Read the rest here.
From CNN:
By now, people in the United States and elsewhere in the world are familiar with the Tea Party, but there’s a new social movement on the political block — it’s called the “Tequila Party,” and its leaders say the group is serving as a wake-up call to the Latino voting bloc.
Tequila Party organizers describe their movement as a nonpartisan group that launched this year on May 5 — Cinco de Mayo, to mark the Mexican holiday. It has enlisted both Democrats and Republicans to get the more than 20 million eligible Latino voters to become “consistent primary and general election voters,” the movement’s website says.
Read the rest here.
From USA Today:
— In 1960, the year Helen Cini gave birth to one of her five children, 15 other kids were born on her block here in this quintessential postwar American suburb.
The local obstetrician was so busy he often slept in his car.
Kathy Bachman felt like an oddity when her family moved to Cherry Lane in the Crabtree section of Levittown when she was 5. She was an only child, and “everybody had five or six kids in every house.”
Fast-forward to 2011.
Read the rest here.
Some headlines from Memorial Day weekend; news reports from across the country cite “Youths” behind a waive of rioting and crime, posted YouTube videos present a less vague demographic…
MIAMI:
According to Miami Beach Police, during the 2011 Memorial Day “Urban Weekend” in South Beach there were 431 total arrests, 66 felonies and 365 misdemeanors. There were 1,298 citations and 3,221 calls for service. Amazingly, occurrences like this do not take place when other events such as Art Festivals, Film Festivals, Art Basel, Fashion Week, Winter Music Conference, etc. come to town.
MYRTLE BEACH:
Myrtle Beach police received reports of five armed robberies, a stabbing, a shooting and an incident involving a shotgun being pointed at a security guard during a nearly eight-hour period in the city early Sunday and Monday.
HEADLINES FROM DRUDGE REPORT:
UPDATE: MIAMI ‘WAR ZONE’ DURING URBAN WEEKEND…
‘I was scared for my life’…
Poet ‘Da Real One’ Gunned Down In Front Of Miami Poetry Cafe…
Violent crime explodes in Myrtle during Black Bike Week; 8-hour hell…
Rib Fest At Rochester beach turns rowdy…
Riot On Long Island…
Urban Melee In Charlotte…
Chaos causes DNC concern for convention…
Unruly urban crowd shuts down Nashville water park…
Emanuel shuts down packed Chicago beach; ‘heat-related illnesses’…
REPORT: ‘Dozens of gang bangers’…
From American Thinker:
t a gathering some years ago, I had a political conversation with a man who had recently arrived here from Denmark. He was advocating his home country’s socialist system, which, of course, led to profound disagreement. He was good natured and cordial, however, so the debate ended on a polite note. Yet it also ended on an ironic one: When asked if he wanted to return home, his answer was no.
This is a common phenomenon. We see it, for instance, in liberal northerners who move to the South for the lower taxes and cost of living and greater freedom, but then continue to vote for the kind of politicians who made the Northeast a nice place to leave. And while this befuddles many, it’s simply man’s nature. Of course people want that which is good, such as a better lifestyle, but wanting and attaining are two different things. Everyone wants good health, for example, but many nevertheless are too attached to unhealthful foods and practices to relinquish them. Oh, they might move into your healthy body if they could, but they would likely do to it what a government-subsidized project does to a good neighborhood.
Activist asks if Saudi Arabia would welcome the diversity and multiculturalism of European immigration: “Imagine a Country dedicated to ensuring that the culture, tradition & people of its own nation remain intact for future generations.”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSMzJJLdZgY&feature=player_embedded
From Fred Thompson, via Twitter:
“Feminists are angry Obama replaced Christina Romer, the female economic advisor, with a male.
Obama should have replaced her with a competent advisor for more diversity.”
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This video was shown at the last TJC Meeting and is worth a look.
