[Bret L]

An excerpt from today's VDARE front page:

"Let me go back to the memo I wrote to our former donor’s program officer. I want to give an example of our risk-taking, but compelling and vital, journalism.

I wrote:

Part of our coalition is interested in human biodiversity e.g. IQ,
and has important points to make about it. It’s only one part of the
coalition and it is entirely rational, reasonable and willing to
debate. The rest of the coalition must tolerate this.

Why was this even an issue? Because I was being told that those
“Beltway immigration reform groups” particularly objected to Steve
Sailer—our Sunday night columnist and regular blogger.

Steve Sailer is the pre-eminent American journalist covering the
science of human differences and their political and social
implications. Right now, it’s one of the hottest areas of intellectual
inquiry.

But only in academe--in the Main Stream Media (and apparently inside
the Beltway) many of the issues that Steve Sailer raises, regardless
of how thoughtful and well researched his treatment, cannot be
discussed at all.

I especially like Steve’s work on education and Affirmative Action,
but these are the Issues he’s pioneered on VDARE.COM that he thinks I
should mention:

The “Diversity Recession”. Steve has been able to demonstrate that
the subprime mortgage meltdown that triggered Crash of 2008 and the
deepest recession for a generation came about because of a relentless
campaign, by both Republican and Democratic Administrations, to
promote minority home ownership by forcing banks to make riskier loans
than they would otherwise have done. (So much for the Beltway’s
bipartisan judgment). And the Obama Administration has started doing
it again.

“The Sailer Strategy”. Steve has repeatedly proved that the real
target of opportunity in American electoral politics is the white
vote, not minorities or immigrants. (I don’t really understand why
this is so controversial, since it’s just a matter of math, but I’ve
been explicitly assured that it unmentionable inside the Beltway).

“Affordable Family Formation”. Steve has shown statistically that the
key determinant in how states vote is how costly it is to buy a home
in a safe neighborhood with good schools. Current mass immigration
makes both more difficult.

“America’s Half-Blood Prince”. Steve was the first to point out, from
his reading Barack Obama's own autobiography, that the President is
not the postracial transcender that his handlers sold to the rest of
the media, but instead is profoundly motivated by race. (Ironically,
New Yorker Editor David Remnick’s new Obama biography, which Steve
just reviewed for us, comes to the same conclusion, albeit in the
usual boring and hypocritical PC way).

Supporting Steve is one of our main expenses, although we can’t pay
him even a tenth of what he’d earn in the MSM and on the lecture
circuit if he’d toed the Politically Correct line.

If VDARE.COM fails, Steve Sailer will have no other outlets for his
path-breaking work."


Please help. It's important.

[Boon[_2_]]

On Apr 22, 11:02*pm, Bret L wrote:
An excerpt from today's VDARE front page:

"Let me go back to the memo I wrote to our former donor’s program officer. I want to give an example of our risk-taking, but compelling and vital, journalism.
I wrote:

* * * * Part of our coalition is interested in human biodiversity e.g. IQ,
and has important points to make about it. It’s only one part of the
coalition and it is entirely rational, reasonable and willing to
debate. The rest of the coalition must tolerate this.

Why was this even an issue? Because I was being told that those
“Beltway immigration reform groups” particularly objected to Steve
Sailer—our Sunday night columnist and regular blogger.

Steve Sailer is the pre-eminent American journalist covering the
science of human differences and their political and social
implications. Right now, it’s one of the hottest areas of intellectual
inquiry.

But only in academe--in the Main Stream Media (and apparently inside
the Beltway) many of the issues that Steve Sailer raises, regardless
of how thoughtful and well researched his treatment, cannot be
discussed at all.

I especially like Steve’s work on education and Affirmative Action,
but these are the Issues he’s pioneered on VDARE.COM that he thinks I
should mention:

* * * * The “Diversity Recession”. *Steve has been able to demonstrate that
the subprime mortgage meltdown that triggered Crash of 2008 and the
deepest recession for a generation came about because of a relentless
campaign, by both Republican and Democratic Administrations, to
promote minority home ownership by forcing banks to make riskier loans
than they would otherwise have done. (So much for the Beltway’s
bipartisan judgment). And the Obama Administration has started doing
it again.

* * * * “The Sailer Strategy”. Steve has repeatedly proved that the real
target of opportunity in American electoral politics is the white
vote, not minorities or immigrants. (I don’t really understand why
this is so controversial, since it’s just a matter of math, but I’ve
been explicitly assured that it unmentionable inside the Beltway).

* * * * “Affordable Family Formation”. Steve has shown statistically that the
key determinant in how states vote is how costly it is to buy a home
in a safe neighborhood with good schools. Current mass immigration
makes both more difficult.

* * * * “America’s Half-Blood Prince”. Steve was the first to point out, from
his reading Barack Obama's own autobiography, that the President is
not the postracial transcender that his handlers sold to the rest of
the media, but instead is profoundly motivated by race. (Ironically,
New Yorker Editor David Remnick’s new Obama biography, which Steve
just reviewed for us, comes to the same conclusion, albeit in the
usual boring and hypocritical PC way).

Supporting Steve is one of our main expenses, although we can’t pay
him even a tenth of what he’d earn in the MSM and on the lecture
circuit if he’d toed the Politically Correct line.

If VDARE.COM fails, Steve Sailer will have no other outlets for his
path-breaking work."

*Please help. It's important.

It's nice to know that white supremacy is not a lucrative career move.

[Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!]

On Apr 22, 11:05*pm, Boon wrote:
On Apr 22, 11:02*pm, Bret L wrote:

If VDARE.COM fails, Steve Sailer will have no other outlets for his
path-breaking work."

Bummer! Maybe he can bum a few bucks from Revilo.

*Please help. It's important.

Actually, no, it isn't. Poorly written books often don't sell either.
Dumb movies flop.

Why do you want socialism of the press?

It's nice to know that white supremacy is not a lucrative career move.

Genius is pain. Just ask Bratzi, 2pid and Senator Sugar.