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James Fulford writes: Christmas Day—Monday, December 25—is a public holiday in the U.S., but for most Americans, it’s back to work Tuesday! That’s because Britain’s traditional December 26 holiday of Boxing Day (also celebrated in Canada and Australia) has not caught on, perhaps because
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Earlier: Updated And Complete: A Compendium Of Twenty-Three Years Of VDARE.com War On Christmas Coverage Peter and Lydia Brimelow and their children (pictured, with cats, on the Berkeley Springs Castle ramparts) wish all of our readers a very Merry Christmas. As Tiny Tim said in A Christmas Carol: God
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See also: 2023 Roundup Of ALL VDARE.com War On Christmas Coverage—419 Items! I must admit I felt a pang when James Karlsson, the brilliant 24 year-old Director of the new White Papers Policy Institute, just admitted on his Christmas podcast that he has never heard of my World-Historical
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Above, Ms. Silverman’s Twitter banner, in which she wants her employers to bring ”Diversity, Inclusion, and Fairness” to the newsroom, in that order, and never mind that they are mutually exclusive. See also SPLC Enforcer Michael Edison Hayden Comes For VDARE.com (And Christmas) Again…Along With New “Civil
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James Fulford writes: Last year, December 26 was, in effect a holiday, because Christmas Day was Saturday, and the day after that is Sunday. But in 2022, Christmas Day was a Sunday, and for most Americans, it’s back to work on Monday! That’s because Britain’s traditional December
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Berkeley Springs Castle from downtown Berkeley Springs, WV. Jubal the Christmas Dragon, visible on the right turret, is a much-loved local tradition. VDARE.com Editor Peter Brimelow writes: Southern Poverty Law Center enforcer Michael Edison Hayden’s last attack on our purchase of the Berkeley Springs Castle in Berkeley Springs
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PETER BRIMELOW writes: I appeared on James Edwards' radio show last Saturday night (listen here), which is several centuries ago in terms of Ye West controversies. But the immigration issue, and spinoffs like state secession and impeachment, go marching on. This is adapted from our conversation. JAMES EDWARDS: Peter
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James Fulford writes: This year, December 26 will be, in effect a holiday, because Christmas Day was Saturday, and the day after that is Sunday. But Britain's traditional December 26 holiday of Boxing Day (also celebrated in Canada and Australia) has not caught on, perhaps because Americans are
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Earlier: Yes, Virginia (Dare), There Is A War On Christmas—Here’s Twenty Years Of Proof! Peter and Lydia Brimelow wish all of our readers a very Merry Christmas. As Tiny Tim said in A Christmas Carol: God bless us, every one! VDARE.com’s Christmases Past 2020 Merry Christmas
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James Fulford writes: Christmas Day is still a Federal holiday, and Donald Trump has made Christmas Eve a holiday (this year) for Federal employees. Britain's traditional December 26 holiday of Boxing Day (also celebrated in Canada and Australia) has not caught on, perhaps because Americans are traditionaly such
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Eighteen years ago tonight, after putting Alexander and Hannah Claire to bed, I launched VDARE.com with our firstWar On Christmas item. They're all grown up now, with three little half-sisters (redhead, blonde, brunette—diversity is strength!) And so, both together not coincidentally, are the causes of the
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To enter the VDARE.com War On Christmas Competition, email reports of egregious examples of War On Christmas attacks to either VDARE.com editor Peter Brimelow [pbrimelow@vdare.com] or VDARE.com Editor James Fulford. [jfulford@vdare.com] VDARE com Editor Peter Brimelow writes: Time to kick off our annual