America does nice things all the time all around the world, and we are rewarded with contempt, hatred, and hostility. We are like the “Nice Guy” who gets to be alternately a sucker and an emotional punching bag, while the “Bad Boys” get to do what (and whom) they want. Today, an Albanian Muslim terrorist was arrested [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Immigration’
America: Beta Male of the World
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Albania, Albanians, Alpha Male, Beta Male, foreign policy, Game, Game Theory, Immigration, kosovo, Osmakac, Sami Osmakac, Terrorism, Terrorists on 10 Jan 2012 | 2 Comments »
Ten Years After September 11, 2001
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged 9/11, afghanistan, al qaeda, Bush, Donald Regan, FDNY, History, Immigration, Iraq, John Lukacs, Leftist, Liberal Media, Liberalism, Meaning, Military, obama, Pacifism, Propaganda, Remembered Past, Rhetoric, Twin Towers, War, WTC on 11 Sep 2011 | 7 Comments »
Ten years ago today, our country and my family received a terrible blow. We were attacked. Our countrymen were murdered. We were shaken. 9/11 is an important historical event that has defined much of the last ten years, but it was also a family tragedy for me, as my Uncle Donnie Regan gave his life [...]
Immigrants Are Taking American Jobs: The Numbers
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Economics, Immigration, Statistics on 9 Oct 2010 | 1 Comment »
Most people recognize that there are disparities of unemployment by region or education. Florida and the other “sand states” are particularly hard hit. But VDare did an interesting review of unemployment differences between native-born and immigrant workers, and this revealed a serious disparity in unemployment that tilted in favor of the newcomers. Why might this [...]
Obama’s Malaise
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Healthcare, Immigration, Limited Government, McCain, Nationalism, obama, Politics, Radicalism on 25 Sep 2010 | 7 Comments »
Obama is getting beaten up by core supporters, his lies are crumbling, his half-hearted war leadership has been exposed, and his lack of political skills and instincts is more and more apparent. Why is this so surprising? His campaign was a big lie; the media participated in myth-making and didn’t do their job, from checking [...]
Bipartisan Treachery
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Bipartisanship, democrats, Economy, Elites, Elitism, Free Trade, Immigration, Offshoring, Recession, Republicans on 5 Sep 2010 | 3 Comments »
When you look at the various policies that have contributed to America’s current crisis, it’s evident that a series of bipartisan, popular-with-elites, and thoroughly short-sighted policies have done much to bring us to where we are. These policies are largely sacrosanct, particularly among elites, in spite of where we find ourselves as a country. [...]
The Theory and Practice of America
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Burke, Constitutionalism, First Amendment, freedom, Immigration, Iraq, islam, law, Muslims, Practice, Sharia, Theory on 30 Aug 2010 | Leave a Comment »
One notable aspect of the defense of the Ground Zero Mosque is the claim that defending the rights of these Muslims it is part and parcel of living in accord with our traditions of property rights, free speech, and religious freedom. But this is, frankly, the theory of America. Yes, these are important and hoary [...]
It’s About Sharia
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged 9/11, Diversity, Immigration, islam, Manhattan, Multiculturalism, NYC, Sharia, Victory Mosque on 26 Aug 2010 | 6 Comments »
I like this article by Andrew McCarthy. It notes the centrality and particularity of Sharia in Islam. In other words, Islam is in many ways our cultural and civilizational opposite, with alien manners and mores under which our range of lifestyles would grate. The aim to impose this unified system on the world is why the borderlands of [...]
The Victory Mosque and Obama
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Cordoba House, Diversity, Immigration, islam, Mayor Bloomberg, Multiculturalism, obama, Politics, Theology, Third World, Tolerance, Trinity Church on 15 Aug 2010 | 3 Comments »
Obama, like former President Bush, defends the religious freedom for Muslim Americans to insult the rest of us, just as he is willing to defend the honor of Islam itself. But this is an unpopular stance. Most Americans have heard the anti-American cheers, seen the strange practices, and become fed up with the murderous triumphalism [...]
Immigration Lawsuit
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Arizona, Immigration, Mexico, obama, Preemption on 8 Jul 2010 | 1 Comment »
The new Arizona law is “controversial” in a very typical way: it is immensely popular with everyone other than the elites in Washington D.C. Obama is throwing down the gauntlet by challenging it in court claiming, among other things, that it is “preempted” by federal law. But this is an unusual argument; preemption normally means [...]
Obama and Amnesty
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Amnesty, Immigration, obama, Politics on 5 Jul 2010 | 6 Comments »
It may seem strange that Barack Obama has recently started to push immigration amnesty, even as he has serious and pressing issues to deal with in Afghanistan, the Gulf of Mexico, and in the economy generally. But when you look at his trademark initiatives–Cap and Trade, healthcare, “stimulus” support for government workers–it’s pretty clear that [...]
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