National Question
Though not a descendant of a Confederate veterans, I recently attended a Sons of Confederate Veterans rally. I respect the work the group is doing in preserving American heritage, because the current hysterical attack on Confederate monuments is really an attack on American heritage. And the protesters who there protesting the Sons of Confederate Veterans […]
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Mexico had a team at the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics. There were four skiers on the Mexican team. In many ways though, the Mexican team was not really very Mexican. Only two were born in Mexico, only two speak Spanish, only one currently resides in Mexico. And yet, they were very proud to compete for Mexico. […]
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Since Trump was a candidate, former President of Mexico (2000-2006) Vicente Fox has been railing against him. Fox’s latest anti-Trump rant is a diatribe in the New York Times. By the way, did you know that Mexican Magnate Carlos Slim is the biggest shareholder of the New York Times? For the entire blog entry, click […]
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White Mexican Univision Anchor Jorge Ramos is a dual Mexican/U.S. citizen who works hard to promote the demographic transformation of the United States. Thus, Ramos does not like what the Trump administration is doing and what it could do. Jorge’s column is entitled Our Anti-Immigrant President (published two days previously in Spanish) shows the reader […]
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The arrival of Hurricane Maria on September 20th was devastating to Puerto Rico. And it’s good that the federal government is working to fix it up. But we have to evaluate our country’s relationship with the autonomous island territory. I propose that we fix it up then grant Puerto Rico independence. It would be better […]
The Oklahoma City school board has voted unanimously to change the names of three schools named after Confederate generals. One of these schools is named after Oklahoma’s own Stand Watie, a Cherokee Confederate General. For the entire blog entry, click here. Blog by Allan Wall, published October 26th, 2017, on VDARE.COM.
What is Mexican gun law like? How effective is it? And how will mass immigration and the growing Hispanicization of the United States change American gun law? For the entire article, click here. Article by Allan Wall, published October 15th, 2017, on VDARE.COM.
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A leader makes hard decisions. A really effective leader forces others to make hard decisions. Intentionally or unintentionally, that is what President Trump has done to the NFL, and they fell right into the trap. The NFL has exposed itself as an arrogant elitist organization that holds the historic American nation in contempt. For the […]
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As multiculturalism becomes the be-all and end-all of our entire society, we see and hear of more and more bizarre controversies over subjects which wouldn’t even have been noticed just a few years ago. Case in point – a recent media-promoted imbroglio at Lipscomb University, stemming from a cotton centerpiece. For the entire article, click […]
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The hysteria over purging Confederate monuments and other reminders of the Confederacy now involves, among many other targets, the memory of Stand Watie, a Cherokee general who surrendered 75 days after Appomattox. It’s time to step back and really figure out what is going on. For the entire article, click here. Article by Allan Wall, […]
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