The Diversity Report #22

 A selection of articles showcasing the benefits of diversity, equity and inclusion: 

• "Trump takes 'nuclear option' at southern border to solve America's migrant crisis once and for all"--Daily Mail. The Trump Administration is looking at creating a 60-foot wide military buffer zone along the southern border in order to get around limitations in the Posse Comitatus Act that prevent the military's ability to engage in law enforcement actions within the United States.
• "Sanctuary State NY: Illegal Alien, Freed into U.S. by Biden Admin, Accused of Beating 2-Month-Old Daughter to Death"--Breitbart.
• "10 Illegal Alien Child Sex Predators Caught in Florida Keys"--Border Hawk News.
  
• Hispanic culture is so vibrant! "Nine missing students are found dismembered with a bag of hands in suspected cartel bloodbath after vanishing on vacation in Mexico tourist hotspot"--Daily Mail.  
• "The shocking words father spewed in Arabic after 'trying to choke daughter in honor killing' at her American school"--Daily Mail. He yelled at his wife to make sure that the police did not impound his car. 
• China behind this? "Alleged customers at high-end brothel serving politicians, military officials finally unmasked in court as salacious details of encounters revealed"--New York Post. Per the article, "Han Lee, 41, of Cambridge, was alleged to be the leader of the brothels. James Lee, 68, of California, allegedly set up the meetings between customers and sex workers. Junmyung Lee, 30, was also charged in the scheme."
• News from Wakanda: "White South African couple say they’re victims of racial attacks — and can’t wait to be in Trump’s America"--New York Post.
• "You Know That Hamas-Supporting Student Trump Is Deporting? He Has British Security Clearance"--Hot Air.  British diplomat says that, notwithstanding his ties to a terrorist group and leading protests in the U.S., Mahmoud Khalil was actually a good guy and vetted by Londonstan British intelligence. Of course, this is from a government that didn't see any problem with letting Pakistani gangs rape thousands of girls.
  
• She dindu nuttin: "Crying track star sobs at support rally after being charged over baton assault"--Daily Mail.  

    Alaila Everett broke down in tears thanking her community for support at a bizarre rally just one day after she was charged with battery and assault for hitting an opponent with a baton.

    Everette sobbed as she took the microphone and thanked her friends and family for standing by her as she faces accusations that she intentionally struck another high schooler at a track meet.  

    'Nobody else wanted to hear my story except for the people that know me, and people that know I would never do anything like that,' she said at the rally outside her high school.

• Race swapping's not so fun when the shoe is on the other foot: "'Not Even Native Hawaiian Who Had To Get A Spray Tan': People Are Frustrated With Sydney Agudong's Casting As Nani In The 'Lilo & Stitch' Live-Action Film"--Buzzfeed. Polynesians are upset that Disney's live-action remake of Lilo & Stitch will be using a Filipino-American in the role of a character (Nani Pelekai) that was a native Hawaiian in the original film. 
• "Congress has created programs that dole out money to colleges that admit blacks and Hispanics at or above a fixed percentage"--Ringside at the Reckoning. 

    Decades ago, Congress created numerous programs that confer benefits on what are called Minority Serving Institutions (“MSIs”). Cumulatively, these programs shovel about a billion dollars annually to hundreds of colleges and universities that, by virtue of student bodies that reach certain levels of minority representation among students, have been designated as MSIs. Schools that are not so designated are prevented from competing for these funds.

    These MSI programs are unconstitutional. Congress should defund and repeal them.

To qualify as a Hispanic Serving Institution, 25% or more of students must be Hispanic; to qualify as a Predominantly Black Institution, 40% of the student body must be black. Of course, to maintain their MSI status, many institutions discriminate against white students in admissions.

• "‘Disqualifying’: Member of Top DOE Physics Panel Said ‘White Empiricism’ Undermines Theory of Relativity, Accused Israel of Genocide"--The Free Beacon.  

Chanda Prescod-Weinstein, a cosmologist at the University of New Hampshire who has suggested that string theory "failed to succeed" because the field has too many white men, was appointed to the High Energy Physics Advisory Panel (HEPAP) under the Biden administration in 2024. The panel advises the Energy Department on research and funding priorities for particle physics, giving it significant say over which projects receive federal support.

If you are wondering about her name, she describes herself as "#BlackandSTEM and all Jewish".

• "Report: Illegal Migrants Cost Florida $660 Million in Unpaid Hospital Bills"--Breitbart.  The article relates that "[t]he Sunshine’s State’s 'Hospital Patient Immigration Status Report,' released by the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA), says hospitals go 'largely uncompensated' for the health care they dole out to illegal migrants, and the large number of indigent patients is a 'direct contributor to the strain on Florida’s health care system.'"
• "Globalist Magazine Admits: JD Vance Is Correct, Migration Spikes Housing Prices"--Breitbart. 

“The post-pandemic wave of migration has coincided with rising house prices …  the rise in costs makes housing less affordable for natives,” The Economist admitted in a March 13 article, adding:

 A meta-analysis by William Cochrane and Jacques Poot, both of the University of Waikato, finds that a 1% increase in the migrant population of a city lead to a 0.5-1% rise in rents. Another study, by Umut Unal of the Czech Research Institute for Labour and Social Affairs and co-authors, estimates that a 1% rise in migration to a German district leads to a 3% rise in house prices. James Cabral and Walter Steingress, both of the Bank of Canada, calculate that a 1% increase in an American county’s population raises median rents by 2.2% …  the rise in costs makes housing less affordable for natives.

• The Great Replacement is just a conspiracy theory: "Immigration Accounted for All U.S. Population Growth in 2023 for the First Time Since 1850"--PJ Media.

    Immigration accounted for the entirety of the U.S. population growth between 2022 and 2023, according to the Migration Policy Institute (MPI).

    Birth rates among American citizens dropped 2% from 2022 to 2023, but the number of immigrants climbed by 1.6 million, reaching a record high of 47.8 million. That's a population increase of 3.6%, the most since 2010. "The fertility rate fell to 54.5 births per 1,000 females of ages 15-44 in 2023, down from 56 in 2022," reports NBC News.

• You can't just be against colonialism, you have to be anti-colonialist: "Push for Trump to De-Annex Puerto Rico Gaining Momentum in DC"--Border Hawk News. 

    It’s not a state, but a U.S. territory. Its people are American citizens.

    On the other hand, Puerto Rico sends its own teams to the Olympics and its own contestants to international beauty contests.

    It has a Roman legal system, as opposed to the U.S., which has an English legal system.

    Puerto Rico’s language is Spanish and its people have two last names as in many Spanish-speaking countries.

    An American visiting Puerto Rico will feel like he or she is in a foreign country. Because really, Puerto Rico has a distinct identity and culture.

    Puerto Rico has its own elected legislature. It has an elected governor, who resides in La Fortaleza, the oldest executive mansion in continuous use (since 1546) in the Western Hemisphere.

    Puerto Ricans don’t have to pay federal income tax. But when there’s a natural disaster or financial problems, Uncle Sam bails them out.

    There is now a proposal circulating on Capitol Hill to cut the apron strings and make Puerto Rico an independent country at last.

• "Shock as Mpox mutates AGAIN - new variant is highly transmissible, concerned experts warn"--Daily Mail. 

    Health officials have sounded the alarm over a new mutant 'highly transmissible' mpox strain, believed to be behind a wave of fresh cases.

    A newly discovered variant of the rash-causing virus is now spreading in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), experts say.

    It is a descendant of the deadlier clade 1a strain of mpox, formerly known as monkeypox, which is estimated to kill up to 10 per cent of patients — far more than other strains that have spread in recent months. 

Per standard propaganda practices, all illustrations of someone sporting monkey pox lesions are shown as being white.

• "Do You Expect Me to Fly? No, Mr. Bond, I Expect You to DEI."--Musings of a Restless Mind.

On New Year’s Eve 2013, the FAA announced that anybody who had taken the previous qualifying test, that had proved remarkably predictive of success for air traffic controllers, was just out of luck. Their scores no longer counted. They were rewriting the test to stop the systemic exclusion of underrepresented minorities. Also, in order to even take the test, now you had to fill out a biographical questionnaire which would also be scored. If you didn’t score high enough on that, you were out of consideration. End of story. Witnesses claim that some organization named the National Black Coalition of Federal Aviation Employees could increase a candidate’s chances with that test. The witness attended a seminar where the attendees were shown all the questions and the preferred answers. I hit the link and took the questionnaire, that was used to prescreen applicants from 2014 to 2018 when the FAA lost a lawsuit that claimed the test discriminated against whites.

• More: "Listen to leaked audio of DEI activist SHARING air traffic controller exam answers with minority candidates"--Daily Mail.
  

    A top 'DEI' activist is caught on voicemail allegedly offering minority air traffic controller candidates the chance to cheat in a make-or-break entry exam.

    Shelton Snow, a powerful figure in the National Black Coalition of Federal Aviation Employees (NBCFAE), can be heard promising advance access to test answers in a shocking audio clip obtained by DailyMail.com.

    'There are some valuable pieces of information that I have taken a screenshot of and I am going to send that to you via email,' says Snow, an air traffic operations supervisor based out of New York.

• "DeepSeek hired talent from Microsoft’s controversial AI research lab in China"--New York Post. 

    Multiple employees at DeepSeek – the fledgling Chinese chatbot that sparked a $1 trillion selloff in US tech stocks last month – previously honed their skills at Microsoft’s controversial artificial-intelligence labs in China, The Post has learned.

    At least four current DeepSeek employees, including a key department chief, previously worked at Microsoft Research Asia, according to public profiles on the coding site GitHub and LinkedIn viewed by The Post.

    Microsoft Research Asia consists of two labs in China – one in Beijing and one in Shanghai. Microsoft has faced mounting political pressure on Capitol Hill about the labs – to the point that top executives like company president Brad Smith and CEO Satya Nadella have reportedly discussed whether it was “tenable” to maintain the facilities.

• "Ex-Israeli war chief confirms issuing Hannibal Directive to kill own civilians, soldiers on 7 Oct"--The Cradle. When asked about whether an order had been given to implement the Hannibal Directive--i.e., to kill prisoners or potential prisoners rather than let them be used as hostages by terrorists--Former Israeli defense minister Yoav Gallant responded: “I think that, tactically, in some places, it was given, and in other places, it was not given, and that is a problem.” 
• Related: "What Really Happened on October 7?" by William Van Wagenen, The Libertarian Institute. It explains the Hannibal Directive:

    The willingness of Israeli army commanders to unleash overwhelming fire power on the area in Gaza where their own soldier, Lt. Goldin, was taken captive indicates they invoked a controversial policy known as the “Hannibal Directive.”

    The policy was established at least as early as 1986, following the capture of two Israeli soldiers by Hezbollah in Lebanon.

    The Times of Israel described how the “directive allows soldiers to use potentially massive amounts of force to prevent a soldier from falling into the hands of the enemy. This includes the possibility of endangering the life of the soldier in question in order to prevent his capture.”

    “Some officers, however, understand the order to mean that soldiers ought to deliberately kill their comrade in order to stop him from being taken prisoner, not that they may accidentally injure or kill him in their attempt,” the paper added.

    The directive is meant to prevent Israel’s enemies from gaining leverage and forcing concessions from the Jewish state.

    A Haaretz investigation of the directive concluded that “from the point of view of the army, a dead soldier is better than a captive soldier who himself suffers and forces the state to release thousands of captives in order to obtain his release.”

    By way of example, Qassam fighters captured an Israeli soldier, Gilad Shalit, in 2006. After holding him for five years, the Hamas leadership was able to exchange Shalit for 1,027 Palestinian prisoners held by Israel, including the current Hamas leader in Gaza, Yahya Sinwar.