Shots Fired is the title of a posthumous collection of Sam Francis pieces, edited by Peter Gemma, with a foreword by Pat Buchanan, who says “Some of Sam’s best writing has been reproduced in this book.”. The book has its own website, and you can order it direct from the publisher.
We continue to maintain [...]
Violence erupted at a Michigan law school Thursday when protestors tried to block a speech by Colorado Congressman Tom Tancredo.
Police were called after protestors pulled a fire alarm prior to the speech on immigration policies. There were at least three violent incidents with protestors targeting student backers of the event, Tancredo, R-Littleton, said today.
“One was spit on, one was kicked, and one was punched,” Tancredo said in an e-mail. “Tires were also slashed.”
Michigan State University College Republicans and Young Americans for Freedom sponsored the event.
Tancredo went to Michigan State University College of Law as part of a visit to the state to talk about immigration. He leads the group that opposes legal status for illegal immigrants.
Protestors interrupted the speech with loud shouting.
College newspaper The State News reported that protesters carried signs reading “Ignorant Racist” outside the room where the speech was held. They were not allowed in with the signs, the paper said. It also reported that about 40 people attended the speech.
One might expect lawyers to protect one’s right to freedom of expression but maybe that’s an outdated view of lawyers. Boston Legal would probably be more accurate view of today’s future lawyers.
Pat Buchanan recently wrote:
“Indulging in their favorite pastime, cherry-picking evidence, the neocons claim that the losses in Arizona by Rep. J.D. Hayworth and Randy Graf, both hardliners, prove that Arizona and America reject a law-and-order approach to illegal immigration.”
What I’m puzzled about is how did an H-1b supporter like Hayworth get a reputation [...]
Meredith May and Deanne Fitzmaurice wrote in the San Francisco Chronicle wrote about an exploited young Korean prostitute. The part of this article I think that may be of special interest to VDARE.COM readers explains some of the connection between the sex trade in the US and illegal immigration:
“Why do we have [...]