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: So why is this book so very crucial at this juncture? Simply this: Although grisly horror stories have percolated into the popular press, the emetic facts about the New South Africa have never before been told. They must be!... Read More → Latest & Greatest Articles Why Support IlanaMercer.com "Mainstream intelligentsia and media are dishing out dirt, as usual. It is not only festooned with arrogant liars, but, worse: intellectual sloths, bereft of the slightest affinity for reality, much less natural law. Our side can begin to gain a rightful market share in the miasma that is the market place of ideas. But we need to work overtime at supporting and disseminating the truth, while dissociating from the dreck. Out of chaos, some new, not-necessarily bad, order may just emerge." Latest Blog Entries Play Cops and Robbers In The US & We’ll Kill Ya The German consulate is demanding justice for seventeen-year-old Diren Dede, an exchange student who was shot dead by an American homeowner while burglarizing the Montana man’s garage. The alarm went off and so did a shot gun. Celal Dede, the dead boy’s dad, seen here weeping over a coffin draped in Arabic-etched fabric, declared: “America [...Read On] ‘Disengaged’ Is The New Dumb President Obama learns from the media what he should already know. Bill O’Reilly wanted to know “why come” (as they say in Idiocracy English, which approximates Bill’s English tutorials). So he asked bobble-head Kirstin Powers to help him understand. She replied: “Obama’s disengaged.” Is “disengaged” the new dumb? I need a guide to PC. Condemned For The Company He Keeps You can read my interview with Dan Roodt now on Quarterly Review, to which I contribute. At least 2 publications that carry this column chose not to publish the Roodt interview. That’s perfectly fine; it’s the prerogative of private property. The reason given by one fine outlet (and these are all fine people) was that [...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 ©2008-2014 ILANAMERCER.com. All rights reserved