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Dutch are in a state nearing open revolt. After the death last Sunday of <a href=”http://www.brusselsjournal.com/node/1976″><font color=”#003366″>Rinie Mulder</font></a>, a 54-year old indigenous Dutchman who was shot by a police officer, non-immigrant citizens went on a rampage […]
Benefits of a defensive posture by Michael S. Rozeff Americans have a mass illusion. They have an offensive military posture and don’t know it. They think they are freedom’s defenders. The Swiss have a true […]
Ondiep asserts itself Ondiep residents and friends of the Mulder family held a “silent march” to commemorate Rini Mulder, the man who was killed by the police. Two thousand people joined in the march. The […]
Hazleton lawyers get their shot this week Last week, opponents of Hazleton’s illegal-immigration ordinance told their side of the story. The city will have its chance to do the same as week two of the […]
Death and darkness in sunny Santa Barbara By Steve Sailer Santa Barbara, California is famously close to paradise. The cool Pacific waters and sun-warmed south-facing beaches endow the small city with the quintessence of the […]
Newspaper labor union protests publication’s outsourcing of advertising, circulation jobs By Chidanand Rajghatta Times of India Outsourcing of jobs to India has been making news in the U.S for some time now. But what happens […]
AIPAC’s three-day summit included fiery evangelical oratory, adoration for Dick Cheney — and new plans for going after Iran. By Gregory Levey Vice President Dick Cheney delivers remarks Monday at the American Israel Public Affairs […]
These are both the best of times and the worst of times for the American-Jewish lobby From The Economist print edition Kevin Kallaugher THIS week saw yet another reminder of the awesome power of “the […]
Four years ago, the United States invaded Iraq. by Tom Engelhardt Four years ago, the United States invaded Iraq. It’s the anniversary few want to remember; and yet, for all the disillusionment in this country, […]
“We are faced with the almost certain fact that the two highest law enforcement officials of the United States are criminals.” By Paul Craig Roberts While serving as President Bush’s White House lawyer, Alberto Gonzales […]