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A leader makes hard decisions. A really effective leader forces others to make hard decisions. Intentionally or unintentionally, that is what President Trump has done to the NFL, and they fell right into the trap. The NFL has exposed itself as an arrogant elitist organization that holds the historic American nation in contempt. For the […]
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The latest installment of the Said in Spanish Series includes: 1. The spread of Kaepernick-style protest from the NFL to high school girls JV volleyball 2. Rafael Moreno Valle visits LA 3. Flyers in Mexico telling people not to help migrants. 4. Latino Stress 5. An illegal alien and his dog For the entire article, […]
The hysteria over purging Confederate monuments and other reminders of the Confederacy now involves, among many other targets, the memory of Stand Watie, a Cherokee general who surrendered 75 days after Appomattox. It’s time to step back and really figure out what is going on. For the entire article, click here. Article by Allan Wall, […]
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Effective July 10th, 2017, the National Council of La Raza changed its name to UnidosUS. Why did they change it, and how will this change the organization? And what is the ideology of La Raza (the Race)? For the entire article, click here. Article by Allan Wall, published on July 31st, 2017 on VDARE.COM.
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Easter Sunday of 2017 was celebrated worldwide by all branches of Christendom on April 16th. In Mexico, the Easter season brings with it a wide variety of traditional regional observances which are important religiously, culturally, socially and even economically. For the entire article, click, here. Article by Allan Wall, published April 24th, 2017, on Mexidata.info.
The demographic transformation of the U.S. is partially reflected in lists of the most common surnames. In the 1990 census, all of the fifteen most common American surnames were English surnames: Smith, Johnson, Williams, Jones, Brown, Davis, Miller, Wilson, Moore, Taylor, Anderson, Thomas, Jackson, White, Harris. In the 2000 census, there were four Spanish surnames in […]
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Jaime “el Bronco” Rodriguez, governor of the Mexican state of Nuevo Leon, has predicted a Trump victory in the U.S. election. For the entire blog entry, click here. (It also includes an explanation of the salute in the photo). Blog entry by Allan Wall, published May 8th, 2016, on VDARE.COM.
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The 17th Annual “White Privilege Conference” was recently held in Philadelphia. The Daily Caller reported on the ideas shared by Dr. Heather Hackman, including her definition of “white supremacy”. For the entire blog entry, click here. Blog entry by Allan Wall, published April 20th, 2016, on VDARE.COM.
The Mainstream Media goes on and on about the “Hispanic Vote” (or the “Latino Vote” if you prefer). Does that mean that Hispanics have different interests than other Americans? That’s an important question. Also, how monolithic is this “Hispanic Vote”? How about the differences between Mexican-Americans and Cuban-Americans? For the entire article, click here. Article […]
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A federal district judge (Ursula Ungaro of the U.S. District Court of the Southern District of Florida) recently ruled that a gay Mexican illegal alien who had committed immigration fraud could not be deported back to Mexico because he could face persecution there. How likely is that? For the entire article, click here. Article by […]
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