The latest Said in Spanish has five topics:
1. A white Balthazar sparks criticism.
2. A tragedy at sea.
3. Eiza Gonzalez complains.
4. Juan Hernandez warns.
5. White elite Latin Americans decry “white nationalism”.
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Article by Allan Wall, published December 27th, 2019, on VDARE.COM.
Tags: African Immigration to Europe, Canary Islands, Celebrities, Citizenship, Eiza Gonzalez, Ernesto Cardenal (Nicaragua), Gambia, Guanajuato, Hispanic Culture, Humanitarian Disasters, Jorge Mujica (Uruguay), Juan Hernandez, Marcelo Ebrard, Mauritania, Said in Spanish Series, Salma Hayek, Senegal, Spain, The Bible, the Magi, Velazquez (Spanish artist), Vox Party (Spain), White Latin Americans, White Mexicans
After twenty-nine years, the Social Contract Journal is ceasing publication.
The last issue has been published and is now online.
Click here for a link to my blog entry about the final issue, which includes links to the final issue and to articles in the final issue written by writers who also write for VDARE.COM.
Blog entry by Allan Wall, published December 28th, 2019, on VDARE.COM.
Tanton fought to reduce immigration levels and formed and funded several organizations which continue to fight that fight.
Of course, Tanton was excoriated during life and after his death by the Mainstream Media, which supports mass immigration.
But if you think about it, even the attacks on Tanton were backhanded compliments.
John Tanton was a Citizen Activist. So should citizen activists be commended, or not?
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Article by Allan Wall, pubished in the Fall, 2019 (Volume 30, Number 1) issue of the Social Contract Journal.
Tags: Citizen Activism, Immigration Restriction Activism, John Tanton, Mainstream Media, Petoskey in Michigan
A relatively new political party is doing well in Spain, a true conservative, nationalist Spanish party. It’s worth keeping an eye on.
Thanks to its fractious politics and multiplicity of parties, Spain had two general elections in 2019, in April and then in November.
Before the April election, Vox had no seats in the Congreso, the lower house of the Spanish parliament. In April Vox won 24 seats. In November, it more than doubled to 52 seats.
Vote-wise, it was an increase from 10.3% in April to 15.1% in November.
What can we learn from Vox?
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Article by Allan Wall, published December 17th, 2019, on VDARE.COM.
Tags: Bullfighting, Catalonia, Francisco Franco, Gun Control, Immigration in Spain, Ivan Espinosa de los Monteros, Javier Ortega Smith, Politics in Spain, Reconquista (Spain), Rocio Monasterio, Said in Spanish Series, Santiago Abascal (Spain), Spain, Spain and Latin America, Spanish Civil War, Vox Party (Spain)
Many Brazilians are now crossing the U.S.-Mexico border and claiming asylum.
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Blog entry by Allan Wall, published December 17th, 2019, on VDARE.COM.
Tags: Brazil, Immigration Policy, The Border
What does a chicken sandwich have to do with the Homosexual Lobby?
Quite a lot, if you’re referring to Chick-fil-A, a fast food chain serving chicken sandwiches.
Chick-fil-A has been under attack by the Gay Lobby. So Chick-fil-A chickened out and buckled under to the Gay Lobby.
Is that going to help Chick-fil-A?
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Article by Allan Wall, published December 17th, 2019, on News with Views.
Tags: Chick-fil-A, Homosexual Agenda
Videos from the 2019 Social Contract Press Writers’ Workshop are posted online on the Social Contract website.
The videos are definitely worth watching, they provide varied perspectives on today’s immigration situation and none is over an hour in length.
Here are the five videos:
1. Sheriff Chuck Jenkins of Frederick County, Maryland, discussing The 287g Program: An Effective Public Safety Partnership.
2. John Ladd, a rancher on Arizona’s border with Mexico, who discusses Ranching on the Mexican Border.
III. Mary Ann Mendoza, mother of the late Sgt. Brandon Mendoza, who was killed in a collision with a drunk and high illegal alien. Her talk is entitled
The End Result of Open Borders.
IV. Salvadoran-born Casey Diaz is a former gang member who is now a youth pastor and discusses his former life and current life and the gang problems exacerbated by our immigration situation. Casey’s talk is entitled Gangs at the Border.
V. A panel discussion about Big Tech Censorship. It was moderated by Inger Eberhart of the Dustin Inman Society. Panelists were Tom Pappert, Founder of the National File, Ann Corcoran of RefugeeResettlement Watch, radio host Rob Schilling of The Schilling Show of Charlottesville and Jack Michael Posobiec III of One America News Network.
You can see my blog entry here and gain access to any or all of these informative videos.
Blog entry by Allan Wall, published December 8th, 2019, on VDARE.COM.
Tags: Ann Corcoran, Big Tech Censorship, Casey Diaz, Chuck Jenkins, Crime and Immigration, Illegal Immigration, Immigration Enforcement, Inger Eberhart, Jack Michael Posobiec III, John Ladd, Mary Ann Mendoza, Rob Schilling, Social Contract Press, The Border, Tom Pappert
In another bad result of our out-of-control immigration, a Guatemalan has raped a very young Guatemalan girl.
The perpetrator has gotten away with it, and may never be apprehended by Florida officials.
Why do we need more criminals in our country?
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Blog entry by Allan Wall, published December 3rd, 2019, on VDARE.COM.
Tags: Central American Immigration, Crime and Immigration, Florida
Democratic candidate Joe Biden has had some conflict with professional Hispanics lately.
There was the confrontation with an activist at a town hall, and the resignation of his top Hispanic adviser.
But how is Biden doing in the polls with Latino voters?
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Article by Allan Wall, published December 2nd, 2019, on VDARE.COM.
Tags: 2020 Election, Bernie Sanders, Eva Longoria, Hispanic Activism, Hispanic Vote, Immigration Policy, Joe Biden, Said in Spanish Series
President Trump has made immigration-related deals with Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras.
These deals aren’t substitutes for getting control of our own border, but they help to reduce the amount of foreigners getting to the U.S. border.
Our asylum policy was not designed for economic migrants, but that’s what it’s been used for.
It’s time for Central American countries to solve their own problems. Maybe we can help, but they have to do the heavy lifting.
What they have been doing is using the United States as substitute for solving their own problems.
Nayib Bukele, President of El Salvador, has recognized this and has some interesting comments.
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Blog entry by Allan Wall, published November 29th, 2019, on VDARE.COM.
Tags: Asylum Policy, Central American Emigration, Donald Trump, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nayib Bukele, Trump Deals