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(Thom on Texas—scroll down past donate details.) It's that time of year again. It's Christmas. Soon it will be New Year—and the end of fiscal 2005. It's the season for VDARE.COM to run its annual War Against Christmas Competition, looking for
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[Peter's starving citizen children, Hannah Claire and Alexander(last year at CHRISTMAS)...AND an adorable cat] Peter Brimelow writes: Tonight we publish a column by Don Collins exposing "60 Minutes" latest immigration enthusiast propaganda. (Scroll down to link, conveniently below contribution information). "60 Minutes"
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(Thom on Texas—scroll down past donate details.) It's that time of year again. It's Christmas. Soon it will be New Year—and the end of fiscal 2005. It's the season for VDARE.COM to run its annual War Against Christmas Competition, looking for
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[With starving citizen children, Hannah Claire and Alexander...] Peter Brimelow writes: Tonight we post a column by Juan Mann exposing an unnoticed problem with the GOP House Leadership immigration bill, which many greeted with relief because it apparently ignored the White House drive for amnesty. (Scroll down to link, conveniently
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[With starving citizen children, Hannah Claire and Alexander...] For today's postings, scroll down past donate link (hint!) It's that time of year again. It's Christmas. Soon it will be New Year—and the end of fiscal 2005. It's the season for VDARE.
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It's that time of year again. It's Christmas. Soon it will be New Year—and the end of fiscal 2005. It's the season for VDARE.COM to run its annual War Against Christmas Competition, looking for the most outrageous attempt to abolish Christmas. And
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WAR AGAINST CHRISTMAS 2005 COMPETITION [blog] [II] [III] [IV] [V] [VI] - See also: War Against Christmas 2004 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000 Yes! VDARE.COM's War Against Christmas Competition, looking for the most outrageous attempt to abolish Christmas, is being held this year as usual. I was just
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[A dear friend just reminded me of this column, published in The Times of London, April 18 1987. It was written for a British audience, of course, but at a time when the umbilical connections between Britain and America were much less clear that they were after the publication of
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[Peter Brimelow writes: I'd forgotten all about this speech that I gave in 1998 at the Alexandria, VA-based Foundation Endowment's conference on "The Multiculturalist Revolution: Lessons Our Children Learn", held in Windsor Castle in England. Dr. John Tanton's The Social Contract magazine
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[PB writes: Actually, I didn't know I was a "Reagan Conservative" when Mike Deaver—OK, strictly speaking, a charming young woman editor—asked me to contribute to a book of essays he was compiling. I thought we were just conservatives. But later Deaver unilaterally changed the
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Peter Brimelow reviews the Reviews of Worm in the Apple Peter Brimelow writes: As a financial journalist, I was writing about the issues raised in my new book, The Worm In The Apple: How The Teacher Unions Are Destroying American Education, long before my first major article on immigration. Now,
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(Buy through Amazon.com) “A stunning indictment!” — John Stossell, ABC News “Peter Brimelow demonstrates beyond a shadow of a doubt that the teacher unions, through their control of the government education monopoly, are the major source of the gross deficiencies in our government school system. He makes a persuasive case