Archives
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: The current issue of the quarterly magazine The Social Contract, entitled "Mass Immigration and The National Question", is entirely devoted to reprinting a selection of VDARE.COM articles. It includes my Vanderbilt University address "Borders, Walls, Nation-States and Property Rights" and "Time To
Archives
June 28, 2004 Hamdi v. Rumsfeld decision released today YASER HAMDI CALLED A "PRESUMED AMERICAN CITIZEN" BY JUSTICES SCALIA AND STEVENS WASHINGTON, D.C. — As the Supreme Court released its opinion in the controversial case of Hamdi v. Rumsfeld today, the Center for American Unity called it "
Archives
Ronald Reagan, who died on Saturday, was the greatest American president of the twentieth century. His success was so total that the two parallel crises that brought him to power—the Cold War and inflation—are now discounted and forgotten. In their place, the U.S. and the Western world
Archives
[To order Unity Review through Amazon.com, click here. VDARE.COM friends: go ahead and review Unity Review on Amazon! Don't let Tamar Jacoby's friends have all the fun!] Peter Brimelow writes: Occasionally I hear
Archives
Peter Brimelow writes: After I was purged from National Review, Bob Tyrrell's American Spectator took what what I thought, perhaps wrongly, was a malicious glee in running my review of Pat Buchanan's trade book The Great Betrayal. (I said Buchanan should have focused on immigration, which
Archives
[Peter Brimelow writes: I've always had a special fondness for libertarians who are sensible about immigration, which was just one of the reasons I agreed to write this Foreword to Ilana Mercer's new collection of columns Broad Sides: One Woman's Clash With A Corrupt
Archives
Forbes, March 6, 1989 MURRAY N. ROTHBARD, 62, S.J. Hall Distinguished Professor of Economics at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, emits a string of comically hyperbolic epithets and cackles demonically. He is the Happy Warrior of American economics. And he has a lot of fight about: As a
Archives
We all know that politics make strange bedfellows. But this is ridiculous. Some VDARE.COM readers have been urging us to interview Ralph Nader, now that he has declared for President, because they think that his anti-corporate, labor-oriented populism might inspire him to raise the issue of mass immigration—and
Archives
By Peter Brimelow and Leslie Spencer Republished on VDARE.com on February 28, 2004 [First published in Forbes, September 17, 1990)] Peter Brimelow Comments In 2004. CONSUMER crusader Ralph Nader recently visited Moscow, along with the cameras of CBS' 60 Minutes, for a show to be aired this fall.
Archives
[Peter Brimelow writes: The legendary John Tanton, founder of FAIR and driving force behind the Social Contract Magazine, has shanghaied a number of immigration reform stalwarts into contributing chapters to a new fact-packed book, Common Sense On Mass Immigration, conveniently timed for this year's election. Besides being available
Archives
Ladies and Gentlemen: Also see: In Memoriam Maggy Laws Brimelow In the traditional liturgy of the Anglican Church, to which Maggy was devoted, there is no place for lay eulogies at funerals, which is why we had none today. But I do want to take this opportunity to thank you
Archives
Also see: In Memoriam Maggy Laws Brimelow Romans 8:35, 37-39 35 Who shall separate us from the love of Christ? shall tribulation, or distress, or persecution, or famine, or nakedness, or peril, or sword? 37 Nay, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him that loved