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James Fulford writes: This column was posted to WND.com four days ago. It was quickly posted to FreeRepublic.com, and just as quickly pulled by moderators. This is because even before the $PLC started smearing us, we were banned by FreeRepublic for being “divisive.” This was inspired, apparently, by
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Peter Brimelow writes: Many minor public figures often complain that students email wanting them to write their papers for them. But actually I found these questions posed recently by this high school student—who does exist, her teachers assured me!—quite stimulating. Note, however, that she confuses illegal aliens with
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It seems to generally agreed that if “Comprehensive Immigration Reform” a.k.a. Amnesty does not go through by the summer, it will not go through at all—itself evidence of how politically precarious the thing is. Until then, the pressure will be intense and immigration patriots will need coolness
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[See also The War On Christmas, by Tom Piatak. Audio here] Christmas 2012: I II III IV All Posts See also: War Against Christmas 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000, 1999 Merry Christmas! The War Against Christmas is one of my favorite topics. Reporting
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(First published as Why Liberalism Is Now Obsolete |Interview With Milton Friedman, by Peter Brimelow, Forbes Magazine, December 12, 1988). See also: Milton Friedman, Soothsayer, December 29, 1997 and An Interview With Milton Friedman, Forbes, August 17, 1992 Peter Brimelow writes: While poking around trying to assemble my Nov. 17
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Only one metric really matters in the close 2012 Presidential race: according to CNN's exit polling (scroll down), Mitt Romey's share of the white a.k.a. American vote was just 59%, for a twenty-point lead over Obama among whites. That's at the high
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I just DON’T KNOW whether Governor Mitt Romney [R] or President Barack Obama [D] will win the November 6 2012 election—and neither does anyone else. This has one comforting consequence: the great bulk of Main Stream Media horse-race commentary can safely be ignored. They will wake us (alas)
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The first thing to grasp about Romney’s surrender to Obama’s Administrative DREAMnesty: * It envisages an upcoming Amnesty. Romney told The Denver Post “The people who have received the special visa that the president has put in place, which is a two-year visa, should expect that the visa would
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Peter Brimelow writes: This is the talk I just gave to The Social Contract’s 2012 Writers Workshop on Sunday (Sept. 30). The video itelf is here. Many thanks to everyone at TSC. Let me start off with good, or at any rate interesting, news: Mitt Romney is going to
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On Sunday night, we ended VDARE.com’s week-long Fall Fundraising Appeal. But some more readers gave today anyway, bless their hearts, so we’re within about $1,000 of our target of $10,000—a.k.a. 0.0001% of what President Obama and Governor Romney both raised in
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Governor Romney, in his speech September 17 to something called the U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, again hinted at a general amnesty (“I will work with Republicans and Democrats to permanently fix our immigration system”) , promised a specific amnesty to illegals who enlist in the military—apparently unaware that,
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Despite the endless Main Stream Media mewling, the plain fact is that no-one really knows whether Governor Mitt Romney [R] or President Barack Obama [D] will win the November 2012 election. But one thing is clear, alas: the loser will probably be the historic American nation. At VDARE.com, we