I’m sure it feels great…until the chickens come home to roost: CHICAGO – Chicago’s newest migrant shelter has opened up in the West Loop, and it’s creating tension between a landlord and tenants. The bottom floor tenant at a warehouse-style building at 344 N. Ogden is a retail business. The owner tells …
Category: immigration
Sep 26 2023
They should have snuck across the Southern border
And their first words to any US Government person should have been “¿Donde esta la biblioteca?” Instead, we get this. … in September 2023, the Romeikes were told during a routine check-in that their deferred status had been revoked. The family was given four weeks to apply for German passports, so they could be deported …
Jun 16 2023
Homelands Part 2
Everyone is born somewhere. Well, today at least; that might change if we ever become a spacefaring species. But for the moment, each of us has a birthplace in some Earthly land. The majority of us live our whole lives in that land, vacations and business trips notwithstanding. Some striking fiction has been …
May 01 2023
Apropos Of “Homelands”
The following comes from The Man With the Miraculous Hands, the story of super-masseur Dr. Felix Kersten and his experiences in ministering to Heinrich Himmler during the years of the Third Reich: “Listen, listen to how brilliant it is,” [Himmler] cried. “We have taken Poland, but the Poles hate us. We need real …
May 01 2023
Homelands
Give a man a free house and he’ll bust out the windows – The Rainmakers, “Government Cheese” Just a couple of days back, Matt Bracken posted the following graphic: Apparently, there’s a mass migration of African Negroes to the Emerald Isle in progress. I wasn’t aware of it until recently. The graphic …
Jan 18 2023
National Security, Or Job Security?
If I remember correctly, Eric Adams got the Democrat Party nod for the mayoralty of New York City because he was once a cop. However, there are quite a lot of former NYC cops: more today than ever before, in fact. I have no idea what makes Adams special…unless it’s that he’s black. At …
Jan 01 2023
An End Of Year Review Of An Unpleasant Sort
While I’m grateful to have made it to another year, it’s sometimes difficult to imagine how the United States did so. Here, from the tragically underappreciated Jared Taylor, is a recap of some of 2022’s less praiseworthy developments and events: Yes, Taylor is unsparing…but given our passivity in the face of such horrors, …
Sep 22 2022
An Interesting Assertion
And from a really interesting source: “Putting people’s lives at risk,” eh? Which people? The illegal aliens, or the residents of the areas to which Abbott and DeSantis are sending them? Who is in danger from whom? Would you care to expand along those lines, Miss Black Lesbian Immigrant White House Press Secretary? …
Jun 03 2022
Yes, Virginia, There IS a Great Replacement In Progress
And you are not permitted to obstruct it: I admire Paul Joseph Watson immensely. God alone knows how many people in the British Establishment would love to see him dead. The video above is the briefest taste of his oeuvre. All of it is worth watching. While he usually writes (and videographs) …
May 24 2022
A Must-Read 2022-05-24
Gerard Van der Leun has long been one of the brightest lights in the firmament of the Blogosphere. His casual toss-offs are better than 99.9% of what I encounter in my morning circuit of news and opinion-editorial sites. His best stuff…words fail me, Gentle Reader. But perhaps you’re already aware of that. Yesterday, …
May 07 2022
When They Can’t Keep It Inside Any Longer…
…it can sound louder than a car crash: According to Canadian sociologist and political commentator Mathieu Bock-Côté, mass immigration has weakened social cohesion and cultural conflict. Bock-Côté made the comments during an appearance on the Face a l’Info political talk show. “When a society predominantly receives new populations it cannot integrate …
Mar 18 2021
America’s Gate
I was once in favor of an immigration regime equivalent to open borders. Then I did some thinking, along the lines of this famous G. K. Chesterton quote: There exists… a certain institution or law; let us say, for the sake of simplicity, a fence or gate erected across a road. The more …