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Yep, it’s true. It is going to be called Machete Kills.

Some of you may remember that CHT reported on (click and scroll down) the controversy surrounding the original Machete which attempted to capitalize on the Arizona immigration law by making a trailer glorifying the killing of whitey.

I’m surprised they’re making a second one because the first one under-performed at the box office. Funny how white movie goers didn’t want to see a movie that glorifies their killing. But because it was made on a relatively low budget, it did make a little money.

Apparently this one stars Mel Gibson. Say it isn’t so Mel.

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NumbersUSA reports that ICE inflates its 2010 deportation numbers, and notes that the DREAM Act would add up to 2.1 million workers to the already depressed job market.

Brenda Walker reports that the DREAM Act, if passed, will cost tax payers $6.2 billion a year.

Mark Krikorian writes how Democrats want to attach the DREAM Act to an AgJobs bill, which would “amnesty all the illegal-alien farmworkers already here and put in place an indentured-labor program to import more.”

Donald Collins, discussing the DREAM Act, notes that Democrats are abandoning the American poor for illegal aliens.

Looking at Neven Sesardic’s new paper in Biology and Philosophy, Dennis Mangan discusses the reality of race, and writes that, despite the slightly higher average IQs of NE Asians, Westerners still outperform all others in human accomplishment.

Obama lackey and white-hating Anthony K. “Van” Jones ponders whether ethnic civil war is coming to the U.S.

Reviewing Robert Weissberg’s Bad Students, Not Bad Schools, Paul Gottfried argues that school is not for everyone.  Gottfried also notes that both the leftwing and neocon views of George Washington are idiotic.

A.W. MacCrinnan interviews the League of the South’s Michael Hill.

Richard Spencer references a new video “Madness of a Lost Society,” notes that the Pigford case is reparations by another name, and interviews Wayne Lutton of the Social Contract Press.

Steve Hsu writes that the Chinese are looking in depth at the DNA of high-IQ individuals.

Steve Sailer discusses how Arizona has chosen conservatives.

Matthew Richer writes about Newt Gingrich’s 2012 presidential run.

James Fulford writes that GW Bush still knows nothing about immigration, and reports how an Indian hacked his wife to death with a machete on the streets of London.

Continuing his theme on jerks, Thomas Fleming complains about people focusing on electronic devises in social settings.

Mark T. Mitchell writes about homeschooling and socialization.

Edwin Rubenstein discusses how immigrants are living better than American workers.

Taylor Rose notes how Srda Trifkovic spoke to a packed lecture hall at Liberty University. Srda Trifkovic discusses the 1941 “Wikileak.”

Tom Piatak points out a courageous video (with subtitles) from the Austrian parliament where an Austrian MP addresses a Turkish ambassador.

Classics Corner:

The Social Contract‘s Special Report on the Southern Poverty Law Center ($PLC), including essays by Wayne Lutton, Peter Gemma, Jerry Woodruff, Tom Tancredo, Alexander Hart, John H. Tanton, and others.

Sam Francis’s Chronicles archive. H/T.

John Attarian’s “Economism and the National Prospect“.

URGENT:  The treasonous DREAM Act passed the House today.  Join NumbersUSA and call your senators tomorrow!

James Edwards reveals AIPAC to be a threat to US national security.

Jack Hunter:  ”The Conservative Case for Wikileaks“.

Daniel Larison: “The Trouble with Wikileaks“.

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Discussions on free trade:

Ian Fletcher’s new book, Free Trade Doesn’t Work, details how free trade is destroying the U.S. economy.

Tom Piatak notes that support for free trade plummets.

Srdja Trifkovic writes about the pernicious myth of “free trade”.

Other Articles:

James Fulford points out a recent study by UT – Austin that confirms what everyone already knows:  In Mexico, the darker one’s skin, the lower his class; the lighter his skin, the higher his class.

Paul Gottfried argues that Alex Knepper is typical for the type of coalition David Frum wants to build.

Scientific American notes that the “out of Africa” theory of human evolution is coming under scrutiny.

Richard Spencer gives a talk on affirmative action at Vanderbilt University.

William L. Houston notes that Oklahoma City public schools have implemented “Flocabulary” (using rap music to teach students).

Derek Turner discusses how Colonel Gaddafi is blackmailing Europe on immigration.

Mark A. Signorelli joins the neocons in denigrating evolution (although he says he’s not really against the science of evolution per se).  (While his motive is unknown, Paul Gottfried has speculated that the neocons were motivated by Darwinian evolution’s politically incorrect implications.)

Leon Hadar suggests that nationalism, not globlism, is on the rise.

Devin Saucier discusses the implicit messages of Machete.

Kevin DeAnna interviews Mike Adams.

A. Millar calls attention to the fact that Elisabeth Sabaditsch-Wolff may face criminal charges for speaking out against the Islamification of Austria.

Patrick J. Buchanan notes that we need to keep deporting illegal aliens and putting Americans back to work and argues that the U.S. is becoming a “food stamp nation.”

Washington Watcher discusses the Tancredo vs. Hickenlooper race.

Christopher Check reflects upon the Battle of Lepanto.

Classics Corner:

Patrick J. Buchanan:  ”The Fruits of NAFTA”

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Colin Liddell writes that much of Europe’s political correctness was imported from the United States.

Peter Brimelow argues that the tea party represents a stirring white giant.

Thomas Fleming comments on the tea parties.

Srdja Trifkovic notes that the “conservative” Joseph DioGuardi, the GOP Senate candidate in New York, is an apologist and fundraiser for the terrorist KLA.

Richard Spencer interviews Gonzalo Lira about hyperinflation, questions how revolutionary the tea party movement is, argues that Christine O’Donnell is a trainwreck, observes that the supposed “conservative” German Chancellor Angela Merkel is criticizing everyone to her right, forecasts possible currency wars, and criticizes the censorship of the pro-Swedish Sweden Democrats in Sweden (imagine that!).

John Derbyshire notes the 10-year anniversary of Robert Putnam’s Bowling Alone.

Rob Sanchez reviews the anti-white movie Machete.

Paul Gottfried discusses Fjordman’s recent piece on multiculturalism.

Chuck Baldwin discusses why he’s moving to Montana.

Edwin S. Rubenstein notes that more pundits acknowledge that immigration is driving down American wages.

James S. Fulford observes that immigrants are importing poverty to the U.S.

“The Whistleblower” discusses a new strategy.

Daniel Larison argues that Americans are turning against hegemonism.

Patrick Deneen discusses Americans’ obsession with being number one.

Patrick Cleburne writes that Mexico has approved a border fence (to protect itself from its southern neighbor).

Classics Corner:

Paul Gottfried:  ”Strauss and the Straussians”

Special Note:

Call your senators today to oppose Harry Reid’s DREAM Act (aka a stealth amnesty)

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I told you Machete would tank. I guess you can’t make a movie that is about killing whitey qua whitey and expect whitey to attend in large numbers. Too bad so sad. Better luck next time Mr. Rodriguez. NOT!

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Peter Brimelow writes that RICO lawyer Howard Foster thinks that we need not necessarily amend the constitution to end anchor-baby birthright citizenship.  It simply can be ended by:  (1) Congress passing a bill defining citizenship, (2) limiting the Supreme Court’s jurisdiction, or (3) individual state legislation defining citizenship.

Daniel Larison criticizes the absolutely asinine “arguments” of Dinesh D’Souza, the anti-Western neocon who got Sam Francis fired from the Washington Times.

Derek Turner writes about the African invasion of Malta.

Richard Spencer notes the pathetic anti-racism rhetoric of the tea parties, writes about the coming of Obamageddon, reviews the movie Machete, and observes a bank run in Kabul.

Steve Sailer writes about the PC-libertarian worldview.

Alexander Hart says we should not ignore the anti-white agenda of Machete.

Patrick Cleburne argues that the Obama Regime’s war against Arizona is treason,  notes that a new open-borders report vindicates ending birthright citizenship, and discusses how an Israeli has been importing immigrant slave-labor from Thailand into the U.S.

James Murray writes about SEED Money, another instance of redistributing money from European Americans to blacks.

Russia Today covers white protest against release of Machete.

James Fulford observes that the Vatican is worried about Islam immigration but it still won’t budge from its anti-Western immigration policies.

W. James Antle III argues that immigration patriots need to be more ruthless.

James G. Rickards argues that treasury bills are the new opium.

Fjordman, in writing about Thilo Sarrazin, notes the anti-Western agenda of European and American elites.

John Miano discusses how Obama stimulus money is going to Sri Lanka.

Classics Corner:

Sam Francis:  ”The Germanization of Christianity”

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As I predicted, Machete didn’t do too well at the box office. It came in behind Takers which was in its 2nd week of release and is getting abysmal ratings. Machete’s IMDB rating is high so far, but I suspect most of the people who are rating it are Rodriguez/Tarantino mark film geeks.

Anyone know of any protests?

Update: Machete is underperforming predictions.

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Apparently, there is some momentum underway to protest the upcoming movie “Machete” because of its strong anti-white message.  Judging by the original trailer (before it was cleaned up), some people suggest that the movie celebrates mestizos murdering European Americans.  They say the movie was released “to green light” violence against whites, especially whites opposing mass immigration.

Here is the poster circulating around the internet:

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While we’re on the subject of movies, I have seen two trailers for the movie Machete, one before Predators and one before The Expendables. Neither had any hint of the hate whitey element that characterized the “Arizona Edition” of the trailer that came out after Arizona passed their new immigration law. As I predicted at the time (see link above), that take on the movie was so inflammatory that it couldn’t help but alienate a sizable portion of its intended audience. I suspect some people recognized the push back that trailer caused and have sanitized the official version.

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Here is the trailer for the upcoming action film Machete directed by Robert Rodriguez and Ethan Maniquis. A superficial summary of the plot is as follows: some double-crossed mestizos and a Catholic priest go on a killing spree of white people who oppose illegal immigration. Of course, from what I’ve read, such behavior is celebrated, not condemned, throughout the movie.

Machete the Movie Arizona Edition 2010

Thought experiment:  How would the media react if someone made a movie praising a group of European American minutemen who take up arms and…?  Nevermind.

HT: RS

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