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Levant & Steyn: War on Christmas

Ezra Levant and Mark Steyn share thoughts on the War on Christmas. (Steyn has been known to warble a carol occasionally and has published Christmas albums in addition to his recent book on civilizational doom.)

They both fondly remember Irving Berlin, a Jewish immigrant of an earlier time who expressed his love of America by writing [...]

Canada: Michael Coren Launches New Television Show

Michael Coren is a new name to me, but what I’ve seen of him in the past week is quite agreeable. He has a new talk show on the Sun television network in Canada, which also presents Ezra Levant.

BlazingCarFur tubed up the whole debut episode, which is posted below. The guests included Ann Coulter, Mark [...]

Cairo on Friday: Islamists Rally for Sharia State

Here’s an update on the Middle East’s “Arab Spring” which was much celebrated in the liberal press as an example of the improvability of human societies, even the backward ones. Peaceful protest could lead to positive political change. Plus, if real democracy were offered in Egypt and beyond, then the great majority would embrace it [...]

Germany: Culture Clash

Somali Found Guilty of Murdering His Four Children in Louisville

For a mass murder case that has taken nearly five years to come to trial, the proceedings in Louisville came and went swiftly, in just four days. The trial of Somali Said Biyad began on Monday and the guilty verdict was delivered on Friday in a non-jury trial, which was the result of a plea [...]

Seattle School Steers Students to Spring Spheres

Kids these days may have fancy digital gizmos, but they miss out on a lot of great experiences from traditional America, because the loony liberal educational establishment wants to stamp out customs with any Christian content. The goal is to make America safe for diversity, where no one believes in anything.

Christmas has been a big [...]

New Asian Mayors Are an Invitation for Complaints by Ethnic Scribblers

Here in the Bay Area, November’s election brought two Asian mayors to major cities. The voters picked Jean Quan to be Oakland’s leader, and the election of San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom to be Lieutenant Governor left unexpired time on his term. Ed Lee was chosen by the Board of Supervisors to become the interim [...]

What Pima Community College Learned from Seung-Hui Cho

The similarities and differences of the Tucson shooting and the Virginia Tech mass murder are instructive, so it’s a little surprising that the MSM has not been more interested in exploring comparisons. In both cases, the schools faced a disruptive student who was potentially violent, but different steps were taken.

At Virginia Tech, authorities shrank back [...]

Some Lessons about Intimidation

I’ve been thinking about Pim Fortuyn (pictured) the last few days since the Tucson shooting and the liberal media’s shameful response of blaming conservatives. Fortuyn was the Dutch columnist and politician who warned about the dangers of Muslim immigration and was assassinated in 2002 for telling that controversial truth.

Killer Volkert van der Graaf, initially characterized [...]

Excessive Immigration and Illegal Entry Vex Governments around the World

It’s always interesting to see the big picture of legal and illegal immigration around the planet, away from America’s ongoing crisis of sovereignty. There’s plenty to observe in Europe’s experience with Muslim immigration, for example, that the chasm of cultures is too wide to overcome, not to mention the security threat of a historically hostile [...]

Tribal Conflicts Bubble Up in Diverse New York

Nobody resists human nature with the liberal stubbornness of the New York Times, as was evident in a recent treatment of citizens unhappy with the continuing diversity onslaught. The paper simply cannot stand Americans who want to associate with their own folks and preserve the traditional country, while praising immigrants who implant their tribe’s culture [...]

Mexicans Take Root in the Crescent City

The illegal aliens who flocked to New Orleans for the rebuilding jobs after Hurricane Katrina never left. What a surprise. How you gonna keep them down in Mexico and beyond after they’ve seen the Big Easy?

Not only did the job-thieving foreigners not leave; their numbers have increased. Jackpot babies — the universal passport to American [...]

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