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[VDARE.COM note: This is an abridged version of VDARE.COM editor Peter Brimelow's chapter in Immigration and the American Future, the "fact-crammed collection of 14 essays " published by Chronicles magazine that Steve Sailer reviewed here on November 12—see Elitist Economists, Immigration, And The American
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[Peter Brimelow writes: We just found my November 1992 American Spectator review of Invisible Victims, Frederick R. Lynch's seminal study of the impact of affirmative action (a.k.a.) quotas on white males. Quotas are a zero-sum game, so somebody has to suffer. But at that point, as
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Peter Brimelow writes: Congressman Ron Paul was small, bent, and serious to the point of humorlessness when we met with him in an office building foyer in New Hampshire last month. We asked him if he was enjoying himself and he looked at us as if he thought we'
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[VDARE.COM note: An unlinked version of this was published this morning in the Washington Times under the title "Immigration Enthusiasm"] Immigrants: Your Country Needs Them, by Philippe Legrain; Princeton University Press; 374pp; $27.95 A funny thing happened to Philippe Legrain [Email him] as he began writing
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Peter Brimelow writes: Steve Sailer can't write this Sunday. So I'm taking the opportunity to post an old review essay that we've just e-retrieved, which relates to college selection and other contemporary craziness as well. The book was Crashing The Gates: The De-WASPing Of
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There is one indisputable fact about Monday's shootings at Virginia Tech: if Seung-Hui Cho had not been allowed to immigrate to the U.S. in 1992, he would not have been able to murder 32 innocent people here in 2007. There are, of course, plenty of native-born American
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VDARE.com note: Readers are aware of how much we like to publish what the MSM is too politically correct and cowardly to report. This PowerPoint slideshow from NumbersUSA is an example of exactly that. What is this un-reportable information? That there are armed and dangerous foreigners manning Listening Posts
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[This article appeared in yesterday's Washington Times, and is reprinted here with our trademark hyperlinkage.] Herman Badillo, the first Puerto Rican-born U.S. congressman, architect of key federal bilingual voting and education laws and a fixture of New York City politics for nearly five decades, is now 77
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Globalization & National Identity Featuring Peter Brimelow & Peter Laufer Tuesday, March 27, 2007 Griffith Film Theater (Bryan Center) Duke University Presented by the Duke Conservative Union Illegal Immigration remains one of the most pressing and painful issues facing the American public. In this hotly anticipated event, two experts on
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Another Personal Message From Peter Brimelow Peter Brimelow writes: Many thanks to VDARE.COM readers for their kind congratulations on my marriage to Lydia Sullivan, February 24, 2007. We have now returned from honeymoon and I hope to resume normal VDARE.COM postings. I have persuaded Lydia to allow me
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A Personal Note From Peter Brimelow To VDARE.COM Readers Dear VDARE.COM readers: Please excuse this personal note. On Saturday, February 24, I will marry Miss Lydia Sullivan (who modestly declines to allow me to publish a photograph). [NEW - PICTURE HERE!] My son, Alexander, now 15, will be
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[This is the question and answer session following the speech posted January 6, 2007: "Is Immigration a Problem? Are the Minute Men the Answer?", by Peter Brimelow. We've cleaned up the text a bit.] [Multimedia Available Here] Questioner #1: You might have a moratorium on immigration,