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Thomas Fleming writes about the ridiculous debate surrounding the ground zero mosque.
Srdja Trifkovic comments about Sarah Palin’s misguided demagoguery.
Paul Gottfried discusses Jonah Goldberg‘s asinine suggestion to build a gay bar at ground zero.
Michael O’Meara writes that the left-right dichotomy may be replaced by a universalist-particularist (globalist-nationalist) dichotomy.
Jared Taylor writes about the decline of the English language in the age of political correctness.
Richard Spencer praises Pia Kjærsgaard who wants to restrict all non-European immigration to Denmark, and notes that the Chinese are starting to dump the U.S. dollar.
Paul Craig Roberts writes that unless the current “wars are not immediately stopped and the jobs brought back to America, the US is relegated to the trash bin of history.”
Kevin Michael Grace notes that Camp of the Saints is coming true in certain parts of Canada.
Derek Turner writes about Tony Benn.
Federale discusses the various ways the Obama Regime may attempt a stealth amnesty.
Allan Wall notes that Mexico is more progressive than the U.S. in promoting gay “marriage.”
Steve Sailer notes that, despite the media’s propaganda, the public is not really “divided” over immigration (most oppose it).
Dennis Watkins suggests that the anti-white media have sunk to a new low.
Christopher Roach writes that “racism” has become the “Hail Mary” of the left.
James Edwards, of the Political Cesspool, interviews Hutton Gibson (Mel Gibson’s father), which has generated much publicity.
Classics Corner:
James Kalb, “Anti-Racism”
Updates:
CoffeeTime on 24 Aug 2010 at 2:33 am #
Feel free to use coffee-time posts as open threads.
Tom on 25 Aug 2010 at 1:38 am #
open thread question: will the u.s. still be a country 30 years from now?
Augustinian on 25 Aug 2010 at 4:24 pm #
No, and I believe there’ll be more than just two in its place. In fact, it wouldn’t surprise me if one or more join with kindred spirits of an also soon-to-be-divided Canada.
Matt Weber on 25 Aug 2010 at 6:30 pm #
I can’t imagine any scenario in which the US splits. There’s no widespread desire for it, and if any one state wanted to go rogue on us they would be quickly crushed.
Topic #2: Is Daniel Larison a conservative anymore?
Bede on 25 Aug 2010 at 8:46 pm #
Richard Spencer says Larison is now “thoughtful”:
http://www.alternativeright.com/main/blogs/left-right/the-revenge-of-the-paleos/