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By Selwyn Duke While touting the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 on the Senate floor, the late Senator Ted Kennedy (D-Mass.) pushed a number of selling points. Among other things, he said that our cities would “not be flooded with a million immigrants annually”; “the ethnic mix of this country will not be upset”;…
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By Selwyn Duke “There oughta be a law!” goes the old frustration-born refrain. Or if not a law, maybe another regulation or mandate — one making us, perhaps, more like Europe. After all, they have “free” healthcare, maternity leave, better quality of life, and more vacation time. In a nutshell, “Europe is better,” as multimillionaire…
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By Selwyn Duke What’s the very definition of chutzpah? Try the following on for size. Narco state Mexico is suing American firearms manufacturers for $10 billion — over it’s own cartel violence. That’s right, the land long known for banditos, where the police and criminals may be one and the same (a man I knew of traveled…
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By Selwyn Duke To reference the iconic 1964 film Dr. Strangelove, have the Europeans “Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb”? One could wonder. After all, in 1956, the USSR sent 200,000 soldiers into Hungary. The West did not send arms to the Hungarians, call for Soviet regime change, or consider sending troops. In 1968,…
