Serial Killahs
When my predecessor, Gordon Baum, and I hosted a talk radio show in St. Louis from the 1990s until the early 2000s, we did NOT pull any punches when it came to black crime, black illegitimacy, unparalleled. …
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Black Serial Murders
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Subverting Science
The subversion of America’s institutions and cultural traditions by Marxists has advanced rapidly. Regrettably, their influence can be seen and felt in the arts, education, philanthropy and even sports. Cultural …
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Merry Christmas, Crackers!
On Christmas Day of 2023, a negro in New York’s Grand Central Terminal stabbed two young girls who were seated with their parents and enjoying a meal. The two girls, ages 14 and 16, suffered wounds that …
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A St. Louis Kwanzaa
A St. Louis Kwanzaa
(Kwanzaa begins Dec. 26th)
‘Twas the night before Kwanzaa, and all through the hood, …
The Seven Days Of Kwanzaa
THE SEVEN DAYS OF KWANZAA
(To “The 12 Days of Christmas”)
On the seventh day of Kwanzaa, my baby-momma give to me: …
Bastogne & “The Bulge”
By mid-December of 1944, the Allied Expeditionary Force (AEF) that landed at Normandy on D-Day was concentrated in Eastern Belgium and Luxembourg, poised to cross the Rhine and invade Nazi Germany to the …
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Literary Quislings (Part 3 of 3)
To his eternal credit, George Orwell once remarked that “some ideas are so absurd that only an intellectual would believe them.” By the 1930s for example, it became evident that many of the committees that …
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Literary Quislings (Part 2 of 3)
To his eternal credit, George Orwell once remarked that “some ideas are so absurd that only an intellectual would believe them.” By the 1930s for example, it became evident that many of the committees that …
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Literary Quislings (Part 1 of 3)
To his eternal credit, George Orwell once remarked that “some ideas are so absurd that only an intellectual would believe them.” By the 1930s for example, it became evident that many of the committees that …
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