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The Great Somali Welfare Hunt 
By Roger D. McGrath
The Refugee Act of 1980 brings new multicultural joys: welfare treks, clitorectomy, and, in Maine, a public housing crunch.



The King and I PDF
By Arnaud de Borchgrave
Worries of an Arab friend.

You Say You Want a Resolution? PDF
By D. Dowd Muska
Some UN resolutions are more equal than others.

They Paved Paradise PDF
By Fred Reed
A right-wing green sounds off.



Fourteen Days PDF
Death of the WASP establishment; an almost perfect immigrant; suing for equal rights




Film: An Aging New Wave PDF
By Steve Sailer
The truth about “The Truth About Charlie”

The War Against the World PDF
By Justin Raimondo
Ledeen or Lenin? It’s hard to tell.

As The Gap Widens PDF
By Dwight D. Murphey
Kevin Phillips plumbs the wealth gap.



A Dangerous Form of Altruism 
By Patrick J. Buchanan
Time for Wyatt Earp to turn in his badge.

Sniping At Soft Targets 
By Taki
The Borgias would have known what to do.



Permanent Coup d'Etat PDF
By John Laughland
The EU project grinds forward, leaving democracy its victim.



The "Nation of Immigrants" Myth PDF
By Howard Sutherland
If the cliché were true, America would be without a common law, language, or culture.



Gulf War II: No Cakewalk PDF
By William S. Lind
An invasion without allies could go very wrong very fast.


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