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Peter Brimelow writes: I try not to mix my political and financial journalism, partly because the former invariably causes tolerant and diversity-loving liberals to try to get me fired from the latter, which gets to be a bore. But this column, which was posted on Sunday night under the headline
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Republished on VDARE.com on June 25, 2008 The Times (London, England), February 3, 1990 New York One snowy night years ago, shortly after I arrived in North America from Britain, I went with a young woman to a social function in Winnipeg, the Canadian prairie city where I was
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Republished on VDARE.com on June 23, 2008 National Review, April 12, 1993 Everyone has heard of neoconservatism and neoliberalism, but the real issue in America today is neosocialism. Classical socialism called for direct state ownership of the means of production, distribution, and exchange. Neosocialism just aims at political control.
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[PB: This is an edited version of a speech I gave May 30 to the Property and Freedom Society conference, now held annually in the stunningly beautiful town of Bodrum in south west Turkey. All VDARE.COM readers should go!] Ladies and Gentlemen: I want to start off by thanking
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See Norbert Schlei—Guilty of Malice Aforethought in America's Immigration Disaster?
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"There are no second acts in American lives", F. Scott Fitzgerald famously said. No-one exemplified this better than his fellow Irish-American social climber William F. Buckley Jr., founder of National Review, who died early in the morning of February 27 at the age of 82. This might seem
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Peter Brimelow writes: OK, I admit it: I tend to be early. The idea of private money—often referred to as “competing currencies”—has always fascinated me. I persuaded Jim Michaels, the late, great editor of Forbes Magazine, to let me translate the little-known academic literature into journalese in this
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WAR AGAINST CHRISTMAS 2007 COMPETITION [blog] [ I ] [ II ] [ III ] [ IV ] [ V ] [ VII ] See also: War Against Christmas 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000, 1999 Email War Against Christmas competition entries to us at christmas@vdare.com. VDARE.COM has been running its War Against Christmas Competition—an award for
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[Published in the Washington Times, January 1, 2008] Anyone foolhardy enough to write a book advocating immigration reduction has to decide whether to mention the elephant in the census data—the fact that, by commission and omission, through the workings of the epochal 1965 Immigration Act and by effectively ceasing
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[An abridged version of an interview published in Immigration and the American Future. See also Heaven's Door After A Year, By George Borjas, June 10, 2001] Peter Brimelow writes: Everyone knows, or concedes, that immigration is good for the economy—except economists. Amazingly, since the early 1990s, a
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[See Part Two—Borjas On Open Border Libertarians: " I Don't Really Miss Them, Actually"] [An abridged version of an interview published in Immigration and the American Future. See also Heaven's Door After A Year, By George Borjas, June 10, 2001] Peter Brimelow writes: Everyone