National Question
Two years ago, the Supreme Court imposed a revolutionary ruling on the state of Oklahoma, and it’s still unraveling. In McGirt v. Oklahoma, and its companion case Sharp v. Murphy, the Supreme Court decreed that the Creek (Muscogee) Indian reservation had never been abolished and still exists. That understanding was expanded to declare that the […]
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Until recently, the Hindu caste system was not an issue in the United States. Now, as a result of mass immigration from South Asia, this cultural hierarchy has been imported into our country and we have to deal with it. For the entire blog entry, click here. Blog entry by Allan Wall, published June 10th, […]
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On May 14th, there was a terrible tragedy in Buffalo, New York. Eighteen-year-old Payton Gendron went to a Tops grocery store and shot 13 people, 10 of whom died. Gendron is white. Eleven victims were black. We extend our condolences to all those who lost family members and friends. Almost immediately, the tragedy was publicized […]
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Five topics in this article: 1. Texas Governor Greg Abbott Making Deals with Mexican Governors 2. Mexican Breaks Up Caravan But Giving Participants Permits 3. Mexicans Dying on Border 4. An Incident in Spain on Palm Sunday 5. Nicaragua: Swimming Lessons for Border Crashers For the entire article, click here. Article by Allan Wall, published […]
How is Mexico affected by the Russia-Ukraine War? More than you might expect, although its leaders are careful to look out for the interests of Mexico. Mexico’s Ukraine policy combines its non-intervention doctrine with a consideration for Mexican trade and for Mexicans residing in Ukraine. For the entire article, click here. Article by Allan Wall, […]
The tragedy of the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine continues to dominate the media, and it’s not hard to understand why. It’s an old-fashioned conventional land war on the European continent, pitting the world’s biggest country against a country which has only been independent for three decades, yet continues to heroically fight on. Meanwhile, back […]
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The 2022 Olympic Winter Games were just held from February 4-20, in and around Beijing, China. Norway was the winner, garnering more medals overall (37) and more gold medals (16) than any other national team. In second place was Germany with 12 gold medals and 27 medals in total. Third place was host China, with […]
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Marina del Pilar Avila Olmeda is the governor of the Mexican state of Baja California. On January 14th, the governor went to the United States to give birth to her second child, on U.S. soil. And six years earlier, before she was governor, she went to the same place to give birth to her first […]
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In the state of Oklahoma, a state senator has proposed ending the automatic birthright citizenship anchor baby policy which our country has had for decades. For the entire blog entry, click here. Blog entry by Allan Wall, published January 14th, 2022, on US Incorporated.
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The Boston Globe has published a collection of essays proposing changes to the Constitution. What sorts of proposals does the Boston Globe have? For the entire blog entry, click here. Blog entry by Allan Wall, published December 28th, 2021, on US Incorporated.
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