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Buchanan Argues For Immigration Moratorium To Preserve White Dominance

thinkprogress.org — In his new book, State of Emergency, Pat Buchanan argues for "an immediate moratorium on all immigration." Why? To preserve the dominance of the white race in America. Indeed, Buchanan argues quite explicitly that only whites have the appropriate “genetic endowments” to keep America from collapsing. (Book excerpts)

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    Saintlink  by Saintlink on 08/23/2006
    His book is #1 right now on Amazon.com. Amazon, the pinnacle of white supremacy and KKK meeting grounds. Right. This article fails to address all the racists that marched in downtown Los Angles this May, with slogans such as "Brown Pride", "Whitey Be Gone", "Gringos ***** Off", "Get Lost Pilgrims" and "This is our Land". Once again, proof that the only racists are white people for defending a way of life in a country they founded.

    There was outcry for apartheid in South Africa and rightly so. It was a black homeland and they deserved the right to maintain their culture. Israel has created a similar country calling it a "Jewish State". Try gaining full economic, social or civil status if you are an Arab in Israel. It won't happen. I don't support the Americanization of Mexico, Iraq or anywhere else for that matter. Likewise, I expect the same respect of those living in other lands.

    Is that too much to ask?
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    Myrddnn  by Myrddnn on 09/01/2006
    The moral and intellectual superiority of any race is an open question. Our history has had many of every race stand up and make a difference. Why would one need to or wish to believe that they come from a superior race unless they can find nothing within themselves to claim as worthy?

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