Basic Logic Source and Link Catalog

Purpose

This is the project-level catalog for links supplied by the user, links recovered from the supplied Reddit source dump, corrected primary-source replacements, mirrors, archives, and important references used in completed Basic Logic fact-checks. Inclusion records a source or provenance lead; it does not endorse a source’s factual claims or establish that Basic Logic used it.

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• Research hub — status, conclusions, completed dossiers, and research queue
• Video inventory — every public upload and review status
• Cross-video claim map — recurring claims, images, errors, and provenance hypotheses
• Fact-check method — standard for transcripts, screenshots, source recovery, and verdicts

How to read this catalog

Evidence boundary

A webpage’s presence here does not make it reliable. Image hosts, advocacy articles, Reddit comments, Substacks, Medium posts, forums, and polemical sites are provenance evidence until their claims are checked against primary sources. Similarity of sources or views cannot identify the channel’s creator.

Reference-to-dossier map

Channel and account links

• User-supplied: Basic Logic on X — @BasicLogicIQ
• Verified channel: Basic Logic on YouTube — @BasicLogicIQ
• Channel ID: UCA6oXQTT_mtCj32dZDdoL6w
• Account-location limitation: X Help — country settings and inferred region. The reviewed “Portugal” signal concerns inferred account operation; it does not prove identity, nationality, birthplace, or residence.

Candidate source and identity leads

These were supplied by the user or identified during provenance research. They are candidate reference ecosystems, not confirmed Basic Logic sources.

Supplied Reddit source hub

• User-supplied thread: “Libleft forbidden fbi crime stats”
• Recovered source-dump comment: “Sources? I got you fam”

The comment is important for provenance because it places race-and-crime graphics, FBI and NYPD tables, homicide claims, victimization data, IQ heritability, neuroscience, population genetics, education gaps, alleged polygenic selection, Wu–Zhang, and Cheng et al. in one ready-made bundle. It proves that these materials circulated together. It does not prove that Basic Logic used the comment.

Crime, homicide, victimization, and incarceration

“2016 Violent Crime FBI stats” bundle

The original source-dump label says 2016, but the linked FBI table is explicitly an arrest table from 2011. Arrests are not a census of crimes committed.

• User-supplied image: Imgur
• User-supplied mirror: Catbox
• User-supplied gallery: Imgur gallery
• User-supplied official link: FBI Table 43 — Arrests by Race, 2011
• Official comparator: FBI Table 43 — Arrests by Race and Ethnicity, 2019
• Corresponding dossiers: Why Is Per Capita Impossible For Them · Why Is Black America Like That

2018 New York City crime and enforcement bundle

• User-supplied image: Catbox
• User-supplied image: Imgur
• Malformed URL originally supplied: https://www1.nyc.gov/assets/nypd/downloads/pdf/analysis_and_planning/year-end-2018-enforcement-report.pdfThe
• Repaired official report: NYPD 2018 Crime and Enforcement Activity Report

The NYPD report distinguishes victims, known suspects, and arrestees. Suspect race/ethnicity can derive from victim descriptions and is unavailable in many cases; the categories cannot be substituted for one another.

“The CDC Confirms It” homicide bundle

The quoted phrase is the title of a secondary Unz commentary, not a CDC conclusion.

• User-supplied commentary: Unz Review
• User-supplied archive: Archive.is
• User-supplied image: Imgur
• User-supplied mirror: Catbox
• Primary comparator added: CDC QuickStats — age-adjusted homicide rates by race/ethnicity, 2015–2016
• Corresponding dossier: Why Is Black America Like That

County concentration of homicide

• Crime Prevention Research Center article
• Archive.is copy
• Imgur image
• Catbox mirror

The geographic concentration of recorded murders does not itself identify race, economics, family structure, policing, or any other proposed cause.

Additional links recovered from the supplied Reddit hub

King County firearm-violence claim

• Unz Review article
• Archive.is copy

“Whites account for 0% of Black rapes” / 2005 NCVS table

• Imgur crop
• Catbox mirror
• Bureau of Justice Statistics, Criminal Victimization in the United States, 2005 Statistical Tables

The relevant rape/sexual-assault cell is starred as based on roughly ten or fewer sample cases. A displayed zero in a sparse survey cell is not proof of an impossible event or a stable population rate.

Race, wealth, and incarceration

• “Race, Wealth and Incarceration: Results from the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth”

Gun ownership, race, and gun-homicide infographic

• Imgur image
• Catbox mirror

General crime-statistics infographic

• Imgur image
• Catbox mirror

“Why Do Black People Commit More Crime?”

• The Alternative Hypothesis article
• Archive.is copy
• Imgur image
• Catbox mirror

“Racial differences in homicide rates are poorly explained by economics”

• Random Critical Analysis article
• Archive.is copy

IQ, testing, neuroscience, and education

These links were recovered from the supplied Reddit hub. Their adjacency to the crime links is itself provenance evidence; their labels are not accepted as accurate summaries without source-specific review.

IQ heritability

• “Genetics and intelligence differences: five special findings” · Archive.is
• “Genetic and Environmental Influences of General Cognitive Ability: Is g a valid latent construct?” · Archive.is
• Relevant dossiers: Racial Egalitarianism - All Arguments Ranked and Debunked · The IQ Debate We're Not Allowed To Have

Frontotemporal anatomy

• “Variability in Frontotemporal Brain Structure: The Importance of Recruitment of African Americans in Neuroscience Research”
• Archive copy

Education, aptitude testing, and class

• “Wide racial gap persists in education testing” — Archive.is
• The North Carolina 2010 SAT Report — Internet Archive
• “Family Income Differences Explain Only a Small Part of the SAT Racial Scoring Gap” — Archive.is
• “Race, Poverty and SAT Scores” — Internet Archive
• “Standardized Tests: The Interpretation of Racial and Ethnic Gaps” — Archive.is
• Analysis of LSAT Performance and Patterns of Application
• The Bell Curve
• The g Factor
• Money and School Performance: Lessons from the Kansas City Desegregation Experiment
• “The Minnesota Adoption Studies: Genetic Differences and Malleability” — PubMed archive · PDF mirror

National-IQ map and methodological comparators

• Lynn–Vanhanen 2002 map family on Wikimedia Commons
• Sear — critique of national-IQ datasets
• European Human Behaviour and Evolution Association statement/history
• Head Start Impact Study final report
• Map recurrence: Racial Egalitarianism - All Arguments Ranked and Debunked · The IQ Debate We're Not Allowed To Have · Why Is Africa Like That

Genetics, ancestry, admixture, and hereditarian bundle

Four central papers in the genetics video

• Nelis et al. 2009, “Genetic Structure of Europeans: A View from the North–East”
• Wu and Zhang 2011, “Different level of population differentiation among human genes”
• Gaspar and Breen 2019, “Probabilistic ancestry maps”
• Cheng et al. 2012, “African Ancestry and Its Correlation to Type 2 Diabetes in African Americans”
• Full analysis: The Genetics Behind Unequal Societies

Population history and classification links recovered from Reddit

• Last-common-ancestor Imgur image · Catbox mirror
• “The genetic relationships of modern human races”
• Human Biodiversity Imgur image · Catbox mirror
• PubMed record used for the hormone claim
• “Worldwide human relationships inferred from genome-wide patterns of variation” — Archive.is · Internet Archive PDF
• “Genetic Structure, Self-Identified Race/Ethnicity, and Confounding” — Archive.is
• Wu–Zhang — Archive.is · verified primary text
• “Genetic Similarities Within and Between Human Populations” — Archive.is
• “Is Homo sapiens polytypic?” — Archive.is · Internet Archive PDF
• “Toward a More Uniform Sampling of Human Genetic Diversity” — Archive.is

Claimed recent selection and cognitive-genetics links recovered from Reddit

• “Factor Analysis of Population Allele Frequencies…” — Internet Archive
• “Ongoing Adaptive Evolution of ASPM…” — Archive.is
• “Molecular evolution of microcephalin…” — Archive.is
• “Mitochondrial DNA and IQ in Europe” — Internet Archive PDF
• “Racial Differences and the Probability of C2orf16…” — Internet Archive PDF
• Neuroplastin, cortical thickness, and intellectual ability — Internet Archive
• Neanderthal H2 MAPT haplotype — Internet Archive PDF

Direct admixture and mixed-ancestry evidence used in the audit

• Gopalan et al. 2022 — review of human genetic admixture
• Hellenthal et al. 2014 — atlas of admixture history
• Bryc et al. 2015 — U.S. ancestry patterns
• Bhatia et al. 2014 — no evidence of directional selection since African-American admixture
• Zaidi and Makova 2019 — mitonuclear interactions
• Gragert et al. 2014 — HLA match likelihoods
• Oh et al. 2024 — systematic review of multiracial mental-health outcomes

Elite theory, social mobility, assortative mating, and caste

• Full dossier: Why Do Western Elites Fear European Bloodlines
• Cross-video structure: Elite circulation, bloodline, and caste chain

Italian elite theory

• Treccani — Gaetano Mosca — intellectual history of Mosca’s political-class theory, organized-minority principle, historical method, regime classification, and explicit resistance to crude race/climate determinism.
• Gaetano Mosca, Elementi di scienza politica archive — primary-text anchor.
• “Rise and fall of elites: professionals as movers?” — modern scholarly discussion of Pareto and the circulation of elites.

Evidentiary result: the organized-minority and elite-circulation concepts are genuine. They concern political organization, power, recruitment, and decline; they do not establish hereditary ruling genotypes.

Long-run mobility and industrial elites

• Gregory Clark, “What is the True Rate of Social Mobility in Sweden? A Surname Analysis, 1700–2012” — reports slow regression of elite surnames, status persistence around 0.7–0.8, similarity to the UK/US, and little increase over preindustrial Sweden.
• Torche and Corvalan, “Estimating Intergenerational Mobility With Grouped Data” — methodological criticism and comparison relevant to surname-based mobility estimates.
• Stone and Stone, An Open Elite? England 1540–1880 — historiography of English elite openness and absorption of new fortunes.
• Gulsunar, “To block or not: why the British ruling elite enabled the Industrial Revolution” — evidence about parliamentary and institutional motives rather than genetic replacement.
• Brockliss and Smith, Male Professionals in Nineteenth-Century Britain — status mobility, family decline, and professional elites during industrialization.

Evidentiary result: industrialization changed routes to wealth and status, some elite families declined, and intermarriage occurred. No located source measures a dispersal of “ruling” alleles into Europeans or establishes that Europe had the world’s fastest genetic elite turnover.

Assortative mating and inherited traits

• Plomin and von Stumm, “The new genetics of intelligence” — primary review of intelligence heritability and polygenic architecture; within-population heritability is not an elite-rank genotype.
• Domingue et al., “Genetic and educational assortative mating among US adults” — spouses are slightly more genetically similar than random pairs, but the genetic similarity is far smaller than educational similarity and explains little of it.
• Eilertsen et al., “Understanding indirect assortative mating and its intergenerational consequences for educational attainment” — separates genetic homogamy, social homogamy, stratification, and indirect assortment.

Evidentiary result: assortative mating is real; the sources do not identify an aristocratic genotype composed of intellect, charisma, cunning, and martial prowess or link it to governing performance.

Fertility, welfare, migrant skills, and national IQ

• Greulich and Toulemon, educational fertility gradients in 28 European countries — gradients vary by country and parity; some are U-shaped or weak.
• OECD, Fertility trends across the OECD: underlying drivers and the role for policy — employment, housing, gender, childcare, leave, and benefit effects vary by context.
• Kolk and Barclay, “Cognitive ability and fertility among Swedish men” — positive rather than negative relationship in the studied male cohorts.
• OECD, Skills on the Move — migrant skill gaps vary greatly, and assessment language explains part of observed differences.
• Sear — critique of national-IQ datasets · EHBEA statement/history — sampling, imputation, comparability, and ethical problems with the national-IQ source family.

Evidentiary result: some education/fertility and migrant/native skill differences are measurable, but neither set of averages demonstrates welfare-caused genetic decline or licenses assigning a national score to an individual migrant.

Caste endogamy and the Aristotle passage

• Moorjani et al., “Genetic evidence for recent population mixture in India” — mixture across Indian groups roughly 1,900–4,200 years ago followed by a shift toward stronger endogamy.
• Reich et al., “Reconstructing Indian population history” — population structure and medically relevant founder events among endogamous groups.
• Aristotle, Politics 5.1314a — Perseus — primary quotation and surrounding catalog of tactics attributed to tyrants.

Evidentiary result: Indian endogamy is real population history, not evidence of fixed occupational aptitude or political loyalty. The Aristotle quotation is substantially authentic; the video’s frame changes “hostile” to “rivals,” and authenticity does not establish modern policy intent.

Evidentiary status of the visible source chain

Africa, development, colonialism, slavery, and aid

• Full dossier: Why Is Africa Like That
• World Bank, Sub-Saharan Africa regional indicators
• Heldring and Robinson, “Colonialism and Economic Development in Africa”
• Michalopoulos and Papaioannou, “Historical Legacies and African Development”
• Frankel, “The Natural Resource Curse: A Survey”
• Cambridge, Ethiopia’s Italian occupation, 1936–1941
• World Bank, historical Zimbabwe assessment
• Zimbabwe government, Global Compensation Agreement statement
• SlaveVoyages methodology and Atlantic estimates
• Klein, “The African Organization of the Slave Trade”
• Sear, national-IQ dataset critique — PsyArXiv preprint; identifier verified against the author’s publication list
• Frost, sympathetic exposition of Cold Winters Theory
• Pesta, Cold Winters paper hosted by Emil Kirkegaard
• Macmillan, Dambisa Moyo’s Dead Aid
• Aid-growth meta-analysis

Water infrastructure, aid arithmetic, and patience

• Full dossier: Why Does Africa Actually Lack Water; includes twenty timestamped dispositions, four frames, and saved official-data calculations.
• Verified onscreen source: WaterAid/BGS groundwater announcement, March 22, 2022.
• Primary field studies: MacAllister et al. 2022 and MacAllister et al. 2026. These analyze the same 145-borehole research programme, not two independent replications.
• Functionality comparisons: Foster et al., online 2019 / issue 2020 and Murray et al. 2024. Preserve the distinctions among snapshot functionality, failure over time, downtime, and safe service.
• Official series: World Bank basic drinking water, safely managed water, current-dollar net ODA, and constant-dollar net ODA. Annual values and exact API responses: Basic-Logic-Water-Official-Data-2026-11-08.zip (file not included in this release).
• Verified welfare-chart values: CBS, Integratie en samenleven 2024, socioeconomic position, tables 4.3.6 and 4.3.7b. Descriptive benefit receipt is not a patience or genetic measure.
• Psychology: Shamosh–Gray 2008 meta-analysis and Global Preference Survey.
• Intervention counterevidence: Kremer et al. 2011, spring protection and Egger et al. 2022, cash transfers. Preserve their setting and outcome limits.

The unnamed work/bribery anecdotes, exact cumulative aid headline, and 40% early-failure statistic remain untraced. A source gap is recorded as unresolved provenance, not proof of fabrication.

Civil-rights law, employment, education, and displayed sources

• Full dossier: An Honest Review of Civil Rights
• Cross-video structure: Civil-rights/forced-association chain

Statutory text and agency guidance

• Civil Rights Act of 1964, Public Law 88-352 — original act, including Titles II, IV, VI, and VII and Section 703(j)‘s anti-preference language.
• 42 U.S.C. §2000a — Title II’s equal-access rule, covered establishments, and private-club exemption.
• 42 U.S.C. §2000c — Title IV’s definitions of desegregation, public school, and public college.
• U.S. Department of Education, Title VI and coverage FAQ — federal-funding trigger and the qualified scope for private schools.
• 42 U.S.C. §2000e-2 — unlawful employment practices, disparate-impact burdens, the anti-preference clause, and the prohibition on race-norming.
• EEOC, “What You Can Expect After a Charge Is Filed”, “Resolving a Charge”, and charge flowchart — screening, dismissal, investigation, voluntary conciliation, litigation, and right-to-sue outcomes.

Supreme Court decisions

• Heart of Atlanta Motel v. United States, 379 U.S. 241 (1964) — constitutionality and the commercial burden of public-accommodation discrimination.
• Griggs v. Duke Power Co., 401 U.S. 424 (1971) — employment practices, disparate impact, business necessity, and job relationship.
• McDonnell Douglas Corp. v. Green, 411 U.S. 792 (1973) and Texas Department of Community Affairs v. Burdine, 450 U.S. 248 (1981) — the evidentiary sequence in intentional-discrimination cases; the plaintiff keeps the ultimate burden of persuasion.
• Washington v. Davis, 426 U.S. 229 (1976) — disproportionate impact alone does not establish a constitutional equal-protection violation.
• Runyon v. McCrary, 427 U.S. 160 (1976) — 42 U.S.C. §1981 and private nonsectarian schools; the best-fit source for the video’s unexplained 1976 claim, but not an expansion of Title IV to “all forms of education.”
• United Steelworkers v. Weber, 443 U.S. 193 (1979) — limited voluntary affirmative-action holding, not a general statutory quota requirement.
• Roberts v. United States Jaycees, 468 U.S. 609 (1984) — nondiscrimination and associational freedom.
• Bostock v. Clayton County, 590 U.S. 644 (2020) — gay and transgender employment discrimination as discrimination because of sex; sexual orientation was not a separately listed category added to the 1964 text.
• 303 Creative LLC v. Elenis, 600 U.S. 570 (2023) — compelled expressive-speech limit on public-accommodations law.

Desegregation, homeschooling, and public opinion

• Eisenhower Presidential Library, Little Rock School Integration Crisis — federal troops in 1957 protected the Little Rock Nine and enforced a court order after the Arkansas Guard blocked entry; this was not a 1964-act operation against homeschoolers.
• NCES, “Homeschooled Children and Reasons for Homeschooling” — modern reported reasons are heterogeneous and do not establish the video’s single racial origin story.
• Milton Gaither, “Homeschooling in the USA: Past, Present and Future” — history of the modern movement’s left and right countercultures, religion, suburbanization, and opposition to bureaucracy and secularization.
• Library of Congress, School Segregation and Integration and U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, Twenty Years After Brown — documentary context for private White academies established to evade integration.
• Gallup, approval of interracial marriage, 1958–2021 — one long-run measure directly inconsistent with the video’s unqualified claim that Americans became more racist after civil rights.

Data, displayed news frames, and economic research

• CDC, Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance—United States, 2017 and Table 24 PDF — source data behind the displayed school-fighting chart; the item measured any fight during the prior twelve months, not necessarily a school fight.
• CBS Sacramento, “Customers Demand Walmart Stop Locking Up Black Hair Care Products” — source of the video’s locked-hair-products frame; it supplies no racial group-causal estimate.
• Reuters, Walmart and CVS policy change — later discontinuation context; Walmart said the practice existed in about twelve of roughly 4,700 U.S. stores.
• Gavin Wright, “The Regional Economic Impact of the Civil Rights Act of 1964” — public-accommodations coordination, enforcement, and Southern employment/economic gains.
• John Donohue III and James Heckman, “Continuous Versus Episodic Change” — evidence on the post-1964 period of relative Black economic improvement and the role of federal policy.
• William Collins, “The Labor Market Impact of State-Level Anti-Discrimination Laws, 1940–1960” — evidence from pre-1964 state fair-employment laws and heterogeneous effects.
• Åsa Rosén, “Search, Bargaining, and Employer Discrimination” — model in which competition need not eliminate employer discrimination.

Evidentiary status of the video’s visible source chain

Orania, cultural psychology, diversity, and anti-racism

• Full dossier: Why Did the Third World Learn to Cry Racism
• Cross-video structure: Homogeneity, moral cognition, and predation chain

Orania history, governance, and energy

• Orania, “Geskiedenis” — the community’s own history says Afrikaners purchased an abandoned former Department of Water Affairs construction town in December 1990. This is a participant source and therefore especially probative against the video’s “built from nothing” compression.
• “From Vluytjeskraal to Orania: An infrastructural history” — peer-reviewed history tracing the Department of Water Affairs township to 1963 and the later Afrikaner purchase and redevelopment.
• Orania Dorpsraad, 2023 solar update — reported that local generation supplied 33.3% of usage and explicitly said Orania was not yet load-shedding-free.
• Orania newsletter, 7 February 2025 — describes a special Eskom relationship and treats greater energy independence as a continuing objective rather than a completed off-grid state.
• Orania Eskom interruption notice — direct evidence of continued grid dependence.
• South African Constitution, Bill of Rights — equality, association, language, and cultural-community provisions; cultural rights remain subject to the Bill of Rights.
• South African Constitution, section 235 index — recognizes the notion of cultural self-determination within the constitutional framework.
• “Orania and the question of municipal status” — legal and administrative account of Orania’s de facto municipal functions, fiscal base, services, overlay-zone arrangements, and interaction with government.
• Eyewitness News, EFF Northern Cape call to abolish Orania — verifies that abolition demands exist as a political-party position; it does not establish present state confiscation.

Cultural psychology, trust, and cross-cultural morality

• Cozens, “Shame, guilt and fear cultures: A review of the literature” — review finding that the tripartite scheme has missiological roots, unclear category boundaries, and limited supporting evidence.
• Roland Muller, “Honor, Shame and Guilt” source page — provenance lead for the popular missiological version of the fear–shame–guilt framework; not proof of the video’s immediate source.
• Dinesen, Schaeffer, and Sønderskov, “Ethnic Diversity and Social Trust: A Narrative and Meta-Analytical Review” — review of 1,001 estimates from 87 studies; finds a statistically significant but modest negative association, strongest for local diversity and neighbor trust, with causal and contextual limits.
• Henrich et al., cross-cultural behavioral experiments in fifteen small-scale societies — pure self-interest fails across all studied societies, while behavior varies with local institutions and patterns of interaction.
• Curry, Mullins, and Whitehouse, “Is It Good to Cooperate?” — ethnographic review across sixty societies finding broad positive evaluation of seven cooperative behaviors, with explicit sampling and coding limitations.

Evidentiary result: cultural variation and some diversity–trust association are real research topics. The located literature does not establish three sealed civilizational types, a ladder of moral comprehension, or an automatic diversity → fear → force law.

Anti-racism chronology and the closing quotation

• African National Congress history — documents organized South African rights advocacy beginning with the ANC’s founding in 1912.
• ANC, The Freedom Charter — 1955 multiracial political program declaring equal rights and common citizenship.
• Bandung Conference communiqué, 1955 — official documentary record condemning racial segregation and discrimination.
• United Nations, Universal Declaration of Human Rights history — 1948 international rights framework.
• UNESCO, race and human dignity program history — records the postwar UNESCO race-statement program and its anti-racist purpose.
• Congressional Record reproduction of Alexander Hamilton’s 1802 text — source for the “Grecian Horse” passage attacking Jefferson’s naturalization policy; the video’s image changes the wording and attributes it to Jefferson.
• Monticello, “The Question of Immigration” — contextual overview of Jefferson’s changing views on immigration and citizenship.

Evidentiary result: anti-racist political language and organization long predate the video’s implied late, coordinated teaching event. The closing quotation is misattributed to the very political figure Hamilton was criticizing, altered from “Grecian Horse” to “Trojan horse,” and detached from its partisan context.

Reparations, fiscal allocation, crime, and occupational performance

Full claim-level access records and limits: Why Black America Owes Reparations > Source register. These entries distinguish primary evidence, author interpretations and unrecovered inputs.

Source-maintenance rules

1. Preserve a supplied URL even when it is malformed; place the repaired or canonical link beside it.
2. Prefer a working primary source over an image, mirror, archive, blog, or commentary for factual adjudication.
3. Keep mirrors when they preserve a deleted or changed source, but label them as mirrors.
4. Record what the source actually measures: year, geography, sample, unit, numerator, denominator, and missing-data rules.
5. Link each evidence cluster to the dossier that audits it and each dossier back to this catalog.
6. Do not treat a citation-cluster match as proof of direct copying or creator identity.
7. Move a source from candidate to verified direct use only when there is a direct link, explicit credit, distinctive copied wording, an identically modified graphic, archived interaction, or comparably strong evidence.

Open link work

• Why Black America Owes Reparations: recover the dated 2026 fiscal workbook; reproduce the homicide national-file transformation; independently match Murray’s weighted main Table 6; obtain patent/assignment, named church transfers and customs authentication before upgrading those claims. Unrecovered does not mean false.

• Check all image-host and archive links for continued accessibility without deleting dead URLs.

• Recover the exact upstream source of the Africa video’s “History’s Worst Slavers” slide.

• Match the exact Basic Logic crops of Wu–Zhang, Gaspar–Breen, MTRAS, and the Lynn–Vanhanen map to the earliest located copies.

• Trace the false 78% Black two-parent baseline to its immediate source.

• Recover the exact sources for the 9% gang share, 50% Black gang share, 71% child-sex-crime claim, and “1 in 20” subgroup estimate.

• Add the primary legal, historical, economic, and data sources used for An Honest Review of Civil Rights. — completed 2026-09-03

• Recover the exact primary source, if any, for the Thomas Sowell sentence displayed in An Honest Review of Civil Rights.

• Recover the exact Clark work or intermediary used for the “Europe’s Elite Turnover” slide.

• Search for the earliest pre-video source containing the full noble bloodline → Industrial Revolution → welfare → immigration → caste chain.

• Add the principal Orania, South African constitutional, cultural-psychology, diversity/trust, cross-cultural morality, anti-racism chronology, and Hamilton quotation sources used for Why Did the Third World Learn to Cry Racism. — completed 2026-09-27

• Trace the immediate source of the video’s fear–shame–guilt wording and slide rather than stopping at the broader missiological source family.

• Trace the immediate source of the Hamilton-to-Jefferson misattribution and the wording changes from “Grecian Horse” to “Trojan horse.”

• Recover the complete upstream compilation behind the migration/asylum and racism-compensation headline collages.

2025 homicide-offender follow-up — October 7, 2026

Canonical findings and calculations: FBI 2025 SHR master file and codebook, Census 2025 population estimates, and FBI annual release. Original record archive, population workbook and codebook are preserved in the dossier’s linked assets. Recorded rates: inclusive-White male 4.01, Black female 3.18; non-Hispanic White male 2.51 only under proportional allocation of missing ethnicity, with an ethnicity-assignment sensitivity range 1.80–3.27. Original 2021 heatmap transformation remains unreproduced. See S36–S39 in the dossier for provenance and source-version limits.