Steve Sailer: iSteve
July 11, 2011
Asylum Fraud
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From the New York Times: Immigrants May Be Fed False Stories to Bolster Asylum Pleas Note the passive voice -- It's not their fault, it...
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July 10, 2011
Bill James's prison reform idea
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The baseball statistics analyst Bill James writes in his new book Popular Crime : Build smaller prisons. ... Large prisons become "vio...
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Convergence between America and Mexico
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In my new VDARE.com column , I analyze a recent feature package in the New York Times centering on Damien Cave's article: Better Lives f...
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July 9, 2011
Unstoppable Mexican political juggernaut somehow derailed by apathy again
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From the LA Times article on the complete flop of plans to boycott Tuesday's baseball All-Star Game in Arizona to protest SB1070: Short...
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The Moneyballization of college admissions
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Steve Hsu points to an article from Chronicle of Higher Education on how college admissions departments are, like baseball teams in the 199...
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Gov. Jerry Brown sides with BAMN
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From the LA Times : Gov. Jerry Brown in Friday added his voice in support of a federal lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of Californ...
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July 8, 2011
NYT: Not enough whites murdering blacks
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My old college newspaper editor, David R. Dow, op-edizes in the New York Times: Death Penalty, Still Racist and Arbitrary Nationwide, blacks...
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David Brooks explains it all
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David Brooks writes in the NYT in another one of his columns with the subtext: Why Steve Sailer Is Wrong, Part LXXVI: Eldar Shafir of Prince...
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Alan Greenspan explains it all
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From The Globalist Q. Why are you puzzled over the current U.S. trade debate? A. “It is almost completely focused on job creation. But it h...
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I don't want my flying car
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Here's a video of a new flying car. My dad worked on a flying car in 1938. It was pretty similar to this one in concept, except you had...
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Why not show jurors edited videotapes?
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During my adult lifetime, there has been some improvement in how potential jurors are treated by court systems. When I was first summoned fo...
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July 7, 2011
"The Other Barack:" New biography of Barack Obama Sr.
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Sally Jacobs of the Boston Globe has a biography coming out of the President's dad, the father, such as he was, in Dreams from My Fathe...
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By Any Means Necessary
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For a long, long time, the foremost goal of the American educational system has been to close The Gap. This has turned out be kind of like i...
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Celebrating diversity
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Track and field is interesting because its demands are simple enough that human biodiversity stands out pretty clearly. But after awhile it ...
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The Hunts for the Great ...
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A reader writes: One day, you should compile all the ongoing Ponce de Leon like quests in contemporary America: 1) The Great White Defenda...
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Racehorse Haynes
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Many decades ago, when I was in high school, I came up with the idea that you should generally trust jury decisions to be right. It seemed l...
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More on juries
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A lawyer writes: As a basic rule, a prosecutor's ideal juror is a conservative white person without a college degree. They're gener...
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July 6, 2011
Casey Anthony
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I had actually never heard of Casey Anthony until reading Bill James's book Popular Crime a few weeks ago. So, I have nothing to say a...
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