[ZERO] 2025 has been a great year for noticing things that would have gotten one censored, canceled, or debanked just a few short years ago.
In today's episode, former DOE nuclear engineer Matt Von Swol notices something that's been floating around for years; the insane number of minorities (mexicans and blacks) who are booked as "WHITE" when they get arrested - something which obviously manipulates 'inconvenient' crime stats - something that TPUSA's Andrew Kolvet noted have been "widely corrupted to serve a racist agenda.'
"I searched through thousands of arrests in my county and every single Hispanic individual who has been arrested is labelled as "WHITE"" Van Swol posted on X.
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"I searched through thousands of arrests in my county and every single Hispanic individual who has been arrested is labelled as "WHITE""
So, the 'White' population is even bigger than reported. No kidding Sherlock. Prior the 70s, the census treated them as white. That was before the 'divide and conquer' strategy of the commies.
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Mandate that for the purposes of crime statistics, the record needs to be the same as what is recorded on their drivers license. Also their primary language needs to be listed if they needed a translator.
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Everyone has to wonder what the real National Crime Stats were from 2020 to 2024.
Since many Democrat States stopped providing the FBI their Crime data from 2020 to 2024. Which then, the Obama Biden coup FBI appointed Mgt., also changed its reporting format.
A format, which avoided sharing certain demographic data.
But what if we applied some Pie in the Sky Math Logic?
White Crime numbers, show increase a parallel to OPEN BORDERS and Millions Illegals entering between 2020 to 2024.
So just grab a number, what if say, a low-end number of -20% was applied?
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The Federal Crime Stats have been BS since the Institute for Criminal Justice (ICJ, part of DOJ) began "manipulating" (ie, cooking) the numbers in 1996. That's when they decided that charges that are plea bargained away just disappear. The rest just sort of follows.
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Fundamentally it is the same reason they say we were all black once.
Shame on all you white people, duncha you know you were all black once coming out of Africa. And you commit just as many crimes, look here at our statistics.
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Jared Taylor made this point in his book, "Paved With Good Intentions". Pub 1991,
I called the FBI about it and was told, "We're really careful...blah blah."
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10/27/2025 19:21 Comments ||
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If Gavin Newsom is arrested, how will he be classified? He ate Mac and Cheese once.
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[USA Today] Following the national uprising over the murder of George Floyd, corporations sought out more women and people of color to diversify their boards of directors.
For a time, the once ironclad dominance of men — especially White men — in the corporate boardroom appeared to be slipping. Over the past five years, racial and ethnic representation rose 20% and female representation 18% in companies included in the Russell 3000 index, according to data and analytics firm ISS-Corporate.Today, the boardrooms of the nation’s largest companies have never been more diverse. See: Bud Light, Cracker Barrel, Jaguar, ...
But new data shows that the diversity, equity and inclusion backlash is shifting boardroom demographics once again, eroding gains made by women and people of color as corporations hire White men at the fastest clip in years.
This year, women accounted for a third of new board hires in the S&P 500, down from a high of 44% in 2022, ISS-Corporate says. Executives of color made up 19% of new board hires, down from 44% in 2021.
White men were a majority of new director hires for the first time since 2017. These top leadership posts confer prestige, power and a big paycheck.
"This seems to be part of the broader pendulum shift away from a focus on diversity that we have seen over the past couple of years in corporate America," said Joelle Emerson, CEO of culture and inclusion platform Paradigm Strategy. Here's an idea: Hire for Merit, not genetics, race, or chromosome combinations
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"This seems to be part of the broader pendulum shift away from a focus on diversity that we have seen over the past couple of years in corporate America,"
Significantly more than simply "the past couple of years."
#4
Many of the people in charge of companies still suck, they just suck less. For instance, defying all rationality, the deranged CEO at Cracker Barrel is still in charge. There are still morons in most American board rooms, but the pendulum has begun to swing away from incompetence.
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This ad in Denmark shows two Danes making out before an "expert" shows up and tells them that they shouldn't date each other because that is inbreeding and that they need to have kids with non-whites. pic.twitter.com/liNcIVCnez
#11
I'm honestly fine with anyone that's genuinely good at their job having that job. A lot of nonsense in recent years has gotten in the way of that idea.
"Hey, kid, did you get that promotion...
Is worthy of full-time devotion?
Go make revolution
And take restitution
And show work's an old-fashioned notion!"
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"Vacational," even.
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[Regnum] An earthquake struck Turkey on the evening of October 26. The tremors were felt near Istanbul, the Turkish Disaster Management Authority reported.
An earthquake was recorded in the Black Sea near Istanbul.
The earthquake's epicenter was located at a depth of 13 kilometers northwest of Istanbul, approximately 16 kilometers from the coast. According to various sources, the magnitude of the earthquake ranged from 3.7 to 3.9.
The tremors in the Istanbul area lasted approximately 30 seconds. No casualty or damage figures were reported.
A magnitude 5.0 earthquake was also recorded in western Turkey on September 7, with tremors felt in Istanbul. The epicenter of the seismic event was located 58 km southeast of the Turkish province of Balikesir, with a population of 238,000. The earthquake's epicenter was located at a depth of 8 km.
A magnitude 6.1 tremor was also recorded in Turkey on the evening of August 10. The epicenter was in the Sındırı district of Balikesir province, with the epicenter at a depth of 11 kilometers. The tremors were also felt in western Istanbul, lasting 20–30 seconds, causing chandeliers and furniture to sway in apartments. Some residents panicked and ran outside. The earthquake caused the collapse of more than 10 buildings.
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[Regnum] Increased solar activity is expected in the coming days. This was reported on October 26 by specialists from the Solar Astronomy Laboratory at the Space Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences (IKI RAS).
"Day forecast: geomagnetic conditions are calm, flare activity is calm. <…> In a couple of days, it will begin to bounce off the bottom," reads a message published on the Space Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences' Telegram channel.
According to scientists, the situation has remained stable over the past 24 hours: geomagnetic activity and solar flares have been calm.
On October 18, the laboratory reported that Earth was hit by its third magnetic storm since the beginning of the month. Scientists noted that the planet was entering a plasma flow from a coronal hole, and an increase in solar wind was observed.
On October 10–11, LASCO space coronagraphs recorded a unique astronomical event: the death of two ancient comets in the solar atmosphere, just hours apart. Experts estimated the age of these celestial bodies at billions of years and hypothesized that they formed together.
[Daily Mail, where America gets its news] The entitled son of a top lawyer has been arrested after he tried to evade police by mowing down two officers with his white Mercedes G-Wagen in Pennsylvania.
Dalton Janiczek, 21, was charged with attempted murder of a law enforcement officer, aggravated assault, fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer and was arraigned on Saturday.
The drama unfolded on October 24, when a sergeant attempted to stop Janiczek's car - but the vehicle sped away, driving erratically at a high speed while crossing over a concrete median, police said.
Police tracked the car down to a parking lot near the Doubletree Guest Suites Hotel in Plymouth Township, but before long, Janiczek put the car in reverse and struck the patrol vehicle several times.
An officer jumped out and told Janiczek to stop - but the 21-year-old student allegedly accelerated directly at the officer, attempting to hit him, and the officer discharged his firearm.
Janiczek - who stands at 6'2ft - accelerated the vehicle again, this time striking the officer, causing him to fall. G-Wagens cost up to $186,000.
As the officer attempted to administer a tourniquet to a leg wound, the Mercedes circled back around the lot and struck the officer three more times as he lay on the ground.
The 21-year-old sped off again in his Mercedes, before hitting another parked Plymouth Patrol vehicle head-on and injuring a second officer, police said.
He was finally apprehended. Both injured officers were transported to the hospital, where the first officer underwent emergency surgery. They are in stable conditions.
The suspect lives with his parents, including his high-flying lawyer father Lee Janiczek, at their $1.4 million home in Ambler, Pennsylvania.
His father is a partner at Lewis Brisbois LLC, representing corporations and insurance companies with their liability claims. He did not respond for comment when contacted by the Daily Mail.
Janiczek is a student at Loyola Marymount University. He's part of the college rowing team, and previously he was a member of La Salle College High School's crew team all four years. The seasoned athlete was named captain senior year, and won multiple awards for his sport during his time in school.
Despite his sporting and academic successes, the 21-year-old has wracked up an incredible rap sheet, with 11 criminal charges since 2023.
Nearly all of his arrests are connected to reckless driving, including speeding, driving an unregistered vehicle, misusing plate cards, careless driving, driving without a license, and parking illegally.
Nine of his most recent charges have occurred since June 2025, during three different traffic stops.
His latest run-in with the law is his most serious to date - having been charged with attempted murder of a Plymouth Township police officer.
In his mugshot, the student is seen bleary-eyed with a smile on his face.
He was arraigned on October 25, 2025, before Magisterial District Judge Thomas P. Murt, who denied bail. A preliminary hearing is scheduled on November 4.
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He probably figures that Daddy (or one of Daddy's partners) will get him off.
Hopefully, a few years in prison will straighten him out.
[IsraelTimes] Argentine President Javier Milei celebrates his stunning victory in midterm elections as a “turning point” for the country and vows to charge ahead with his reform agenda.
“Today we reached a turning point, today begins the construction of a great Argentina,” he tells supporters at a victory party in Buenos Aires after his party won over 40 percent of votes cast for members of Congress.
[FoxNews] Sea Hawk helicopter and F/A-18 Super Hornet go down during routine operations, all crew rescued
Two U.S. Navy aircraft from the USS Nimitz — a Sea Hawk helicopter and an F/A-18 Super Hornet fighter jet — crashed during separate "routine operations" over the South China Sea on Sunday, with all five crew members rescued and in stable condition as the Navy investigates both incidents.
The U.S. Pacific Fleet — the Navy’s largest operational command — said in a post on X that around 2:54 p.m. local time, an MH-60R Sea Hawk helicopter assigned to the "Battle Cats" of Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron 73 crashed in the South China Sea while conducting routine operations from the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz (CVN 68).
Search-and-rescue teams from Carrier Strike Group 11, operating alongside the Nimitz, quickly launched recovery efforts and safely pulled all three helicopter crew members from the water.
Officials said the personnel were returned to the carrier for medical evaluation and were later confirmed to be in stable condition.
Roughly 30 minutes after the helicopter incident, an F/A-18F Super Hornet from the Nimitz, assigned to the "Fighting Redcocks" of Strike Fighter Squadron 22, also went down in the South China Sea during flight operations.
Search-and-rescue teams again responded swiftly, recovering the jet’s two crew members, who had successfully ejected before the aircraft hit the water. Both aviators were transported back to the Nimitz and are reported to be in stable condition.
The U.S. Pacific Fleet said in a statement that all five service members involved in the crashes are safe and accounted for.
The causes of both incidents remain under investigation, and the Navy has not released additional details about weather conditions, possible mechanical issues, or the nature of the training missions being conducted at the time of the crashes.
While investigators work to determine what led to the two mishaps, operations aboard the USS Nimitz have continued as the carrier remains deployed in the Indo-Pacific region.
The Nimitz—the Navy’s oldest active aircraft carrier—is serving as the centerpiece of Carrier Strike Group 11, which routinely conducts freedom-of-navigation and maritime security operations in the South China Sea, waters that have become increasingly contested amid rising tensions between the U.S. and China.
The incidents come as the Nimitz undertakes its final deployment, capping more than 50 years of service since its commissioning in 1975. The carrier was previously involved in Operation Eagle Claw, the failed 1980 mission to rescue American hostages in Tehran.
The crashes also coincided with President Donald Trump’s visit to Asia. The president spent Sunday night in Malaysia, located along the southern edge of the South China Sea, and he was expected to depart for Japan on Monday.
[ZeroHedge] Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán marked the anniversary of the 1956 Revolution in Budapest with a public address portraying his government as the spiritual heir of those who rose up against Soviet tanks nearly 70 years ago.
Speaking before tens of thousands gathered for a Peace March on the national holiday, Orbán cast modern-day Brussels as Hungary’s new oppressor and vowed that the country would remain “a strong and sovereign nation with dignity” standing for peace while the rest of Europe “marches with the war alliance.”
“The pro-war countries have already formed a coalition of the willing,” Orbán declared. “They are willing to send others to die. If Brussels had not blocked the U.S. President’s peace mission, the war would be over. Everybody knows that if Donald Trump had been president, the war would not have broken out, and if he were not chained now, there would be peace.”
Throughout the speech, Orbán repeatedly drew parallels between the 1956 uprising against Soviet domination and his government’s present-day confrontations with the European Union. “From there, the Soviets have left, the IMF has gone home, and the pro-migration Brussels will go the same way,” he said to loud applause. “None of them could swallow us. We were stuck in their throats.”
Portraying Hungary as the “only migrant-free country in Europe,” Orbán praised supporters of his Fidesz movement for defending “families against the whole Brussels snake pit,” expelling “LGBTQ activists from schools,” and maintaining a “Christian and patriotic constitution.” He described his supporters as “the largest national patriotic movement in Central Europe, and perhaps in Europe as a whole.”
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Yes indeed. The people in Brussels are just the same only with nicer suits and cars. It's always about centralization of control and power, that you exist to serve the programs and goals of the apparatchiks.
[JustTheNews] “We can take criminals out they’re not going to know about, and maybe they don’t have the legal authority to do what we can,” Trump said during the press conference.
Despite President Donald Trump calling off an impending National Guard deployment to San Francisco, federal agents arrived Thursday at Coast Guard Island in Alameda, on the west side of San Francisco Bay.
Trump said during a press conference at the White House on Thursday that he made the decision to call off the deployment after he spoke with business leaders in the city.
“They said, ‘We’re working really really hard with the mayor, and we’re making progress. Would it be possible for you to hold off the surge?’” Trump said. “They’re doing a good job, so we are holding off that surge, everybody, and we’re going to let them see if they can do it.”
Trump added he thought his effort to suppress crime could be faster than a local effort.
“We can take criminals out they’re not going to know about, and maybe they don’t have the legal authority to do what we can,” Trump said during the press conference.
City and county leaders in San Francisco were unavailable for comment before press time on Friday.
It was also reported by San Francisco Bay Area-based ABC7 that on Thursday night, two people were hurt around 10 p.m. after security guards at the facility in Alameda fired shots. One of those people was apparently driving a U-Haul truck erratically toward the facility before attempting to back up into Coast Guard Base Alameda. The truck then apparently drove away, but the driver was later apprehended and is being held for a “mental health evaluation.”
“Coast Guard personnel issued multiple verbal commands to stop the vehicle, the driver failed to comply and proceeded to put the vehicle in reverse,” a Coast Guard statement said on X.com. “When the vehicle’s actions posed a direct threat to the safety of Coast Guard and security personnel, law enforcement officers discharged several rounds of live fire.”
A bystander on the highway where officers shot at the U-Haul truck was also injured by what the Department of Homeland Security called a “fragment,” ABC7 also reported, and was treated for their injuries.
Coast Guard Base Alameda, directly west of San Francisco, was the site of protests held earlier in the day to voice dissent against federal agents being sent to the base. A deployment of 4,000 National Guard troops was expected that same day in San Francisco before Trump’s reversal on deployment.
Attempts to reach the National Guard press office were unsuccessful, in large part because the National Guard website appeared to be malfunctioning or down throughout Friday. Calls and emails to Coast Guard Station Alameda went unreturned. City and county officials in Alameda also did not return The Center Square's calls.
Trump’s decision to call off the National Guard follows an announcement from Gov. Gavin Newsom and California Attorney General Rob Bonta that they would file a lawsuit against the Trump administration if the president sent federalized National Guard troops to fulfill local law enforcement roles in San Francisco.
“There is no basis to send National Guard troops to San Francisco. No emergency. No rebellion. No invasion. Not even unrest,” Bonta said in a press release issued on Tuesday. “This is outrageous, indefensible – and most importantly illegal. President Trump has long abandoned any pretenses for the illegal federalization and deployment of California’s National Guard. He does not care about satisfying the conditions of the law; he cares about himself, and he cares about power.”
[Rudaw] Iran ...a theocratic Shiite state divided among the Medes, the Persians, and the (Arab) Elamites. Formerly a fairly civilized nation ruled by a Shah, it became a victim of Islamic revolution in 1979. The nation is today noted for spontaneously taking over other countries' embassies, maintaining whorehouses run by clergymen, involvement in international drug trafficking, and financing sock puppet militias to extend the regime's influence. The word Iran is a cognate form of Aryan. The abbreviation IRGC is the same idea as Stürmabteilung (or SA). The term Supreme Guide is a the modern version form of either Duce or Führer or maybe both. They hate JewsZionists Jews. Their economy is based on the production of oil and vitriol... has started to shift from an exporter to importer of red and white meats due to a surge in demand, in the wake of the spread of a viral disease that has crippled the sector.
One of the places hard hit by the foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) is the Bokan livestock market in Western Iran (Rojhelat) that has been subject to three closures over the past four months.
"They have closed down the market. It should not be opened and closed in this way all the time. We and the municipality both are to blame. If the municipality does not let people bring in animals, we would not come here," Mohammed Hussein Farajyan, a livestock owner in Bokan, told Rudaw.
Farajyan is worried that people have seen "significant damage" due to the crisis.
"The situation in the market is very, very bad," he added.
This viral disease means less dairy and meat products, causing price hikes. It also puts a heavy financial burden on livestock owners to treat their animals.
Yousif Sha Mohammedi, another livestock owner, describes the situation as "miserable".
"The market condition is miserable, now that the FDM has spread. Pesticides provided by veterinarians are of low quality. I dare say it is more like a juice and has no impact. The disease leaves a significant impact on big livestock such as cows. It has less influence on small-scale animals. I hope veterinarians give us better quality medicines," he said.
In addition to the FDM disease, a drastic decline in the number of livestock in Iran and the western Kurdish areas of the country has caused chicken and meat prices to soar.
Iran's agriculture ministry has said it will allow meat imports to stabilize market demands.
"We have a 30 percent surplus in meat production capacity compared to the country's needs, and we have the potential to export. Countries in the region need Iranian chickens, but due to mismanagement, we are unable to export them," said Yaaqub Yawari, a member of Iran Feed Industry Association.
He said Iran was "previously an exporter but has now become an importer."
According to Iran's Central Bank, the average consumption of red meat per Iranian individual is approximately 700 grams, and the consumption of chicken is 30 kilograms per person annually. Based on the country's population, approximately 600,000 tons of red meat and two million tons of chicken meat are consumed every year.
According to the latest statistics, the price of red meat has increased by more than 645 percent and the price of one kilogram of chicken meat by more than 500 percent in the last five years.
A multi-volume chronology and reference guide set detailing three years of the Mexican Drug War between 2010 and 2012.
Rantburg.com and borderlandbeat.com correspondent and author Chris Covert presents his first non-fiction work detailing
the drug and gang related violence in Mexico.
Chris gives us Mexican press dispatches of drug and gang war violence
over three years, presented in a multi volume set intended to chronicle the death, violence and mayhem which has
dominated Mexico for six years.
Rantburg was assembled from recycled algorithms in the United States of America. No
trees were destroyed in the production of this weblog. We did hurt some, though. Sorry.
...a theocratic Shiite state divided among the Medes, the Persians, and the (Arab) Elamites. Formerly a fairly civilized nation ruled by a Shah, it became a victim of Islamic revolution in 1979. The nation is today noted for 
