The United States is not the only country dealing with immigration, multiculturalism, and leaders who can’t or won’t solve defend their nation.
In France, for example, the situation is so bad that a number of retired military personnel (including retired generals and other officers) have addressed an open letter to the government, warning of possible civil war in France.
Alarming, yes, but these problems are a threat to France, as they are to the U.S. and other Western countries.
For the entire blog entry, click here.
Blog entry by Allan Wall, published May 7th, 2021, on US Incorporated.
Tags: France, French Language, French Military, French National Question, Gatestone Institute, Islam, Macron, Terrorism
Mass immigration is harming the United States, and it also causes problems in other countries.
As one example, some of Central Americans (and others) who cross Mexico to get to the United States are victims of crime in Mexico.
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Blog entry by Allan Wall, published April 30th, 2021, on US Incorporated.
Tags: Anti-Immigrant Crime in Mexico, Crime in Mexico, Donald Trump, Honduras, Immigration Through Mexico, Joe Biden, Milenio (Mexican media company), Tabasco, The Border, Universal (Mexican media outlet)
The Census Bureau has reported that U.S. population growth slowed in the past decade.
Of course the population is still growing, but according to the bureau the rate of growth slowed in the past decade.
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Blog entry by Allan Wall, published April 27th, 2021, on VDARE.COM.
The latest Said in Spanish installment deals with four topics:
1. Mexican immigration to the U.S. Continues
2. Crime in Mexico Against Migrants
3. Remittances
4. Did Latinos Save American Cities?
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Article by Allan Wall, published April 26th, 2021, on VDARE.COM.
Tags: A.K. Sandoval-Strausz, Anti-Immigration Crime in Mexico, Chiapas, Guanajuato, Guerrero state in Mexico, Immigration Through Mexico, Latinos in the United States, Mexican Emigration to the U.S., Oaxaca, Puebla state in Mexico, Remittances, Said in Spanish Series, Veracruz state, Vicente Fox, White Hispanics
Today is April 24th, 2021. Twenty years ago, on April 24th, 2001, was the date of my first appearance on the VDARE.COM website. It was a letter, about Vicente Fox’s ranch.
For the entire blog entry, with link to the 2001 letter, click here.
Blog entry by Allan Wall, published April 24th, 2021, on VDARE.COM.
Tags: Borders, Hispanic Vote, VDARE.COM, Vicente Fox
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador (AMLO) has announced his bizarre proposal for U.S. immigration policy.
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Blog entry by Allan Wall, published April 21st, 2021, on VDARE.COM.
Tags: AMLO, Donald Trump, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Immigration Policy, Joe Biden
Tucker Carlson has been talking about the demographic question, and now Representative Scott Perry (Pennsylvania 10th) has brought it into Congress.
Good for Representative Perry.
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Blog entry by Allan Wall, published April 15th, 2021, on VDARE.COM.
Tags: Congress, Demographics, Demography, National File, Pennsylvania, Scott Perry, Tucker Carlson, Washington Post
How is Mexico dealing with the Biden administration?
Well, on the one hand, it looks as though there’s going to be more Mexican meddling while Biden is president.
And on the other hand, Mexico is dealing with the increased flow of Central Americans (and others) passing through Mexican territory.
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Article by Allan Wall, published April 9th, 2021, on VDARE.COM.
Tags: Cesar Chavez, El Salvador, Esteban Moctezuma, Guatemala, Honduras, Immigration Through Mexico, Instituto Digital César Chávez, Joe Biden, Marcelo Ebrard, Mexican Foreign Ministry (SRE), Mexican Immigration Policy, Monterrey, Nicaragua, Nuevo Leon state, Pablo Chavez, Said in Spanish Series, Tamaulipas state, The Border, Veracruz state, White Latin Americans, White Mexicans
As we now enter the fourth month of the year, is there a turnaround among national leaders and the national elite on the subject of immigration?
Are they turning away from the promotion of mass immigration and the opening of borders?
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Blog entry by Allan Wall, published April 1st, 2021, on US Incorporated.
Tags: Alejandro Mayorkas, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Anthony Fauci, Chuck Schumer, Coronavirus COVID-19, Donald Trump, Immigration Policy, Isabel Lyman, Jen Psaki, Jill Biden, Joe Biden, Mainstream Media, Major (Bidens' dog), Nancy Pelosi, Policy Proposals, Suzanne Clark, The Border, U.S. Chamber of Commerce, US Incorporated
by Allan Wall
The break-in at the Capitol, on January 6th, the so-called “insurrection”, has been in the news ever since.
Disturbingly, it’s being used as a pretext to suppress Donald Trump and his movement.
The goal is to denigrate Trump and his movement, to discourage anything similar from arising.
I do not support the break-in of the Capitol. I wish they had never done it. It gave the Democrats a pretext to suppress the opposition.
Certainly, the harsh reaction from Democrats was quite hypocritical, given that the Left has been utilizing and justifying political violence, destructive and sometimes deadly, during 2020 and before. The Democrats are ok with political violence, as long as it helps their side. (See Political Violence: Whose Ox is Being Gored? )
But the Capitol break-in occurred at the same time as a massive Trump rally in Washington.
In that rally, then-President Donald Trump delivered a speech to supporters on the Ellipse, a green area between the White House and the Washington Monument. The charge is that Trump’s speech incited supporters to invade the Capitol, though the timeline shows that people were already entering the Capitol before Trump’s speech was even over. It was a political rally.
I was there in Washington, D.C. on January 6th. We had traveled there to support Trump. Of course we knew it was a long shot. But if we don’t fight against vote fraud, how can we prevent it in the future?
This was not my first Trump rally. I’ve attended several of them. They are fun and encouraging. You meet some great Americans who are also concerned about our country’s future.
For my firsthand accounts of Trump rallies, see the reports of the following rallies: Oklahoma City (2015), Oklahoma City (2016), Topeka, Kansas (2018), Columbia , Missouri (2018), the Tulsa rally of June 2020 and
the Omaha rally of October 2020. Also there was Springfield, Missouri (2018), where I was unable to enter the rally because so many people attended (but my son got in somehow). I also saw Trump speak at a national FFA convention in 2018.
In January, the four of us in my traveling party set out for Washington, D.C. The trip there was exciting.
From time to time we would encounter other Trump supporters also on their way to Washington.
The night of the 5th we arrived to our D.C. hotel, which seemed to be entirely inhabited by other Trumpsters. There was a festive atmosphere in the common areas.
I met attendees from various states, including some non-Biden supporters from Delaware.
The Trump rally of January 6th, on the ellipse, was like other Trump rallies I’ve attended. You meet good people who are concerned about our country’s future.
Among the thousands gathered there was a group of Chinese-American anti-communists, calling on us to destroy the Chinese Communist Party.
Alas, America can’t even destroy its own Marxist movement, much less that of China, which has friends in our government. These people may have fled Chinese tyranny to only encounter it in America.
Trump’s speech on the ellipse didn’t tell people to break into the capitol. Read it here if you like. It was actually heavy on content. Trump discussed the power of Big Tech and how the media shuts down dissent, weak Republicans, Voter ID and how we need reform, along with a detailed description of cheating in the swing states. Trump enjoined the audience to march to the Capitol to encourage the Republicans, “to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard” [18:16]
After Trump’s speech, we marched to the Capitol.
The march to the capitol was exhilarating, as we proceeded together down the streets of Washington. For a time, I was even marching alongside a pro-Trump Haitian and Vietnamese among the marchers.
It was a long and exciting march. The mood among the marchers was upbeat, and I didn’t pick up any violent vibes.
At one point we crossed the intersection of “Black Lives Matter Plaza” and here we are getting flipped off. No violence erupted there, however.
It was a rare opportunity to stroll down the street in our nation’s capital, and glimpse some of the D.C. sights.
When I arrived to the foot of Capitol Hill, there was already a multitude of Trump supporters below Capitol Hill.
I began to discover what was going on up in the Capitol. I had gotten my first hint in a cell phone conversation while walking there, but I didn’t really understand it.
After arriving, I started to glean some info from the internet. I could see
some activity higher up in front of the Capitol building. And I started to hear about it.
But, I never went inside the Capitol.
I re-united with the other three members of my party (we had gotten separated on the long march over).
We left the Capitol area, walking to our car via a different route.
Enroute to our car, and walking with other Trumpsters, we ran into some D.C. natives who angrily told us to get out of their town. That’s how they see it – their town, not the capital city of all Americans, but their town.
We got out of D.C. before the curfew and began the journey home. What an experience!
Tags: 2020 Election, Donald Trump, Political Violence, U.S. Capitol, Washington D.C.