Home Books Articles Barely a Blog Raves & Reviews Biographical Media Quotables Gallery Mailing List Resources Terms of Use like tweet google+ recommend send to a friend email ILANA Into the Cannibal's Pot: Lessons for America from Post-Apartheid South Africa "If you want to witness the end result of what in America is called 'diversity', you must read 'Into the Cannibal's Pot'." - Thomas J. Dilorenzo From the Introduction: This book is crucial in curbing the naive enthusiasm among American elites, and those they've gulled, for radical, imposed, top-down transformations of relatively stable, if imperfect, societies, including their own. Read More → Latest & Greatest Articles Don’t Know Shiite From Shinola "There is little reason for me to hope to impart something new about the predictable progression of Iraq from (sectarian) rogue state to failed state to Islamic state, in the wake of the American occupation. There is no reason to expect me to best a column dated December 2006, titled "At Least Saddam Kept Order" MORE. Latest Blog Entries The Farce Of ‘Black Arrests’ In Ferguson Ann Coulter channels Steve Sailer, who compared the arrest rates of blacks in various left wing precincts like the “People’s Republic of Santa Monica, CA”: “the black arrest rate in Santa Monica is three times as high as the black arrest rate in Ferguson, Mo.” More than three times higher: : Related: “The Ferguson Report: [...Read On] Michael Savage On Hillary Saga, Selma & A Soulless President Michael Savage read my mind. I’ve been ruminating on the visceral hatred the liberal media harbor for Hillary Clinton, and have come to Savage’s excellent conclusion: “It’s because they want Elizabeth Warren to run. To them, Hillary isn’t liberal enough.” “Savage added ominously, ‘If you think Hillary is bad, Elizabeth Warren is even worse.'” To [...Read On] Racism And The Millennial Brain Rot Racism and the Millennial brain rot is the topic of the current column, “Millennials: A Menagerie of Morons,” currently on WND. An excerpt: … Hysteria and heightened emotions are the hallmarks of the Millennial Mind. They can “whip up a false sense of mass outrage” with ease. The Spectator’s Brendan O’Neill calls these walking dead [...Read On] Contribute To ease the lady's load (here's why), make a one-time or monthly contribution by clicking on the appropriate PayPal button. Home Books Articles Barely a Blog Raves & Reviews Biographical Media Quotables Gallery Mailing List Resources Terms of Use ©2008-2015 ILANAMERCER.com. All rights reserved