The Fly in the Immigration Ointment
What is it that’s missing from the equation? by Paul R. Hollrah Waking up to a National Public Radio debate between three chattering liberals, all gloating over the current battle in the Republican Party over […]
Win for Family Values
Adoption websites support traditional marriage, win suit filed by homosexuals Ed Thomas and Jody Brown OneNewsNow.com Two Arizona-based Internet businesses have won a lengthy court battle after a lawsuit was brought against them by a […]
Living With the Albanians
To understand the conditions that prompted the exodus of non-Albanians from Kosovo, we don’t need to look further than Cherry Hill, NJ. by Srdja Trifkovic In the current debate on the future of Kosovo, it […]
‘Immigration Reform’ on the Playground
Suppose that playground rules rewarded cheaters with privileges not granted to children playing honestly. Would such an asinine policy make sense to any sane person? By Gabriel Garnica I will venture to say that the […]
UK: Muhammad to be #1 Name for Boys
Muhammad is No 2 in boy’s names Helen Nugent and Nadia Menuhin Muhammad is now second only to Jack as the most popular name for baby boys in Britain and is likely to rise to […]
La Shawn Barber: Local Liberals Learning New Lessons On ‘Diversity’
“Local liberals are learning a valuable and important lesson: Not all ‘diversity’ is worth celebrating.” by La Shawn Barber, The Examiner WASHINGTON- While President Bush and pro-amnesty members of Congress are pushing an unpopular immigration […]
Bush Tries To Redefine Amnesty One Last Time
“We’re seeing the real Bush.” By Steve Sailer Was this the straw that finally broke the camel’s back? On Tuesday, May 29, President George W. Bush declared that opponents of the Kennedy-Bush “comprehensive immigration reform” […]
UK: More Labour Spin On British Identity
“The open door policy is and was a disaster.” News article filed by BNP news team Multiculturalism as we have frequently http://www.bnp.org.uk/columnists/joepr2.php?joeId=21 has failed and even pro-immigration advocates and equality chiefs, such as Trevor […]
Serbs Make Big Impression At French Open
Pictured: Ana Ivanovic PARIS-Serbia has limited tennis infrastructure and little state support for the sport. It also has three singles players left in the French Open. Jelena Jankovic and Ana Ivanovic advanced to the French […]
Who Lost Russia?
“Can we blame the Russians for being angry?” by Patrick J. Buchanan By 1988, Ronald Reagan, who had famously branded the Soviet Union “an evil empire,” was striding through Red Square arm-in-arm with Mikhail Gorbachev. […]