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• Segregation Curtailed in U.S. Cities, Study Finds.
• Can Egypt Make Democracy Work?. One year after the revolution, Egypt may have a parliament, but it still has a long way to go before it can call itself a true democracy. The ultra-conservative Salafists have misgivings about the parliamentary system, while secular politicians worry that the Muslim Brotherhood and the military council are making deals behind the scenes.
• The unstoppable rise of the e-book. The popularity of electronic reading devices, such as the Kindle, is seeing demand for electronic texts shoot up, but not everyone in the sector is happy.
• No Need to Panic About Global Warming. There's no compelling scientific argument for drastic action to 'decarbonize' the world's economy. Editor's Note: The following has been signed by the 16 scientists listed at the end of the article.
• Is the Mass Murderer Anders Behring Breivik Insane?. Fjordman.
• Henryk M. Broder Interviews Thilo Sarrazin.
• Europe is the sick man of the world. Fjordman.
• What is Fascism?. Tribune, 1944. George Orwell.
• Below this point; collected in 2011:
• Top Palestinian MEMRI TV Clips of 2011.
• Niall Ferguson threatens to sue over accusation of racism.Historian claims writer Pankaj Mishra accused him of racism and must apologise or face court action.
• Asian Ancestors Had Sex with Mysterious Human Cousins. Live Science.
• To Be Black in Iraq.
• In the name of the law. The popular perception of sharia law is one of brutal punishments carried out by hardline states. But, as Dan Bell discovers, the backstreets of Britain are full of Islamic courts ruling on everything from banking and alcopops to forced marriage and divorce. The Guardian.
• Flower power. By Cathrine Sandnes.
• What Now, Little Country?. In the wake of a devastating massacre, Norway reexamines its values—and its fears. By Åsne Seierstad for Newsweek.
• British campaigner battles media's cone of silence on sharia law.
• Who Is An Extremist?. By Svein Sellanraa.
• UK riots: It’s not about criminality and cuts, it’s about culture... and this is only the beginning. Condemned as a racist for his comments on 'Newsnight' following the riots, the historian David Starkey speaks out against those who tried to silence him for confronting the gangster culture that has ruptured our society.
• 2083 by Anders Behring Breivik, Fjordman: Part Two. By Anita Dalton.
• 2083 by Andrew Berwick, aka Anders Behring Breivik. By Anita Dalton.
• A Norwegian’s Thoughts on the Oslo Attacks. Anonymous at GoV.
• Rhetorik überdenken (in German) . "Der Gründer der einwanderungskritischen Internetplattform „Honest Thinking“, Ole Jørgen Anfindsen, kündigte ... gegenüber dem Sender NRK an, er werde seine Worte künftig sorgfältiger abwägen und alle bisher veröffentlichten Beiträge daraufhin untersuchen, ob sie als Aufforderung zur Gewaltanwendung verstanden werden könnten. Anfindsen hatte die Einwanderung aus muslimischen Ländern als „äußerst reale Gefahr für Norwegens Kultur“ bezeichnet." Aus: Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ), Online-Ausgabe, 28. Juli 2011
• Norwegian Tragedy And Failed Multiculturalism. Multiculturalism has nothing to do with diversity and plurality, but rather with imposed unity replacing common values. [...] This criticism has nothing to do with racism nor with xenophobia, because it does not imply a rejection of foreigners. The only aim is to prevent that the foreigner behaves as the new owner instead of as a guest. Is it still allowed to think this way, or is it too late?
• Buruma And The Warriors. Geert Wilders has been acquitted, but the progressive press is continuing the trial.
• Different Rules for Different Fools.
• The Forced Resignation of Fjordman.
• Journalist resource: So, what’s the deal with Fjordman?. By Øyvind Strømmen.
• Fjordman, Fairness, and the Brevik Mass Murderer.
• Proozess gegen Breivik wohl erst 2012 (FAZ, German).
• Anders Behring Breivik: Tunnel vision in an online world. Norway's extremists don't tend to gather in visible 'rightwing groups'. But online, they settle into a subculture of resentment. By Prof. Thomas Hylland Eriksen.
• Top Economist on the Euro Crisis:'The German Government Will Pay Up'.
• Greek officials urge calm after racist attacks.
• Preparing for Ragnarök. Fjordman.
• Final remarks by Geert Wilders at his trial in Amsterdam, May 2nd, 2011.
• Will there always be an England, whatever the origin of its people?.
• Who do you trust?. Study reveals our unconscious mind can have racist tendencies...no matter how liberal we are on surface.
• Russian official sacked after saying 'future of white race under threat'.
  A senior official at Russia's Federal Migration Service has been fired after declaring that "the future of the white race" is under threat from uncontrolled immigration.
• Africa and the New World Order. By Colin Liddell.
• Totalitarian Pansies- The "Anti-Bully" Crusade. By Andy Nowicki. In his hilarious, horrifying, and profoundly insightful short book The Screwtape Letters, C.S. Lewis ...
• The Spinoza Strategy - Signal Left, Turn Right. By Paul Deussen.
• Affirmative Action Forever. A Review of Steven Farron's "The Affirmative Action Hoax".
• India Graduates Millions, But Too Few Are Fit to Hire. WSJ.
• Raciology in Russia. By Richard Spencer.
• Christianity and Western Man. By Andy Nowicki.
• Tattooed by Politics. Swedish detective fiction is highly profitable—and intent on slaying the dragon of capitalism. Michael C. Moynihan, Wall Street Journal.
• Detroit's Population Crashes. Census Finds 25% Plunge as Blacks Flee to Suburbs; Shocked Mayor Seeks Recount. Wall Street Journal.
• Interview with Robert Reilly, author of The Closing of the Muslim Mind.
• BBC bias is getting worse – Trotsky would fit right in. By Ed West.
• Out of Africa?. Races are more different than previously thought.
• Britain: The Future is Brown. The Galton Report.
• The German Death Wish. Frank Ellis reviews German’s huge best seller.
• Multiculturalism, R.I.P. By Roger Scruton.
• David Cameron's important speech. Melanie Phillips.
• It is state multiculturalism that is racist, and David Cameron who is a liberal.
• PM’s speech at Munich Security Conference. Prime Minister David Cameron has delivered a speech setting out his view on radicalisation and Islamic extremism.
• Geert Wilders on Trial: The Lights Are Going Out All Over Europe.
• Muslim Brotherhood text reveals scope of radical creed.
• Terrorist Lars Gule. Religious Freedom Watch.

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