Topic: WorldNetDaily
In an Oct. 19 WorldNetdaily column, Joseph Farah came to the defense of Pat Buchanan and his new book, "Suicide of a Superpower," which Farah delcared "is 100 percent spot on." Farah wrote:
He's being called all the names you would expect him to be called from clueless people and by those who actively seek the end of America as we have known it.
But Buchanan is not the bigot or racist his detractors contend he is.It's a simple case of arithmetic. When he says Americans of European descent are not procreating at levels that reach even population replacement levels, he is not suggesting that whites are the only people capable of self-government.
Actually, Buchanan pretty much is a bigot, and given that record, he pretty much is saying that whites are the only people capable of self-government.
But Farah is not done being Buchanan-esque. He goes on to write regarding abortion:
But, besides the human toll in tens of millions of innocent lives snuffed out, and besides the emotional toll abortion inflicts on women, now there is a new concern – the very survival of the nation and all it represents in the world. It turns out abortion didn't bring freedom at all. It brought death not only to unborn babies, but it has brought the nation's heritage of liberty to the brink of death, too.
On the subject of "Assimilation and education," Farah writes:
Those who America chooses to let in the door need to immerse themselves in the English language and American culture as quickly as they can or be prepared for a short visit. And America needs to get its school system out of the hands of the National Education Association union thugs who have far too much power in local, state and national education policy, and back into the hands of parents.
No wonder Farah doesn't think Buchanan is a bigot. He can't see it because he's the same kind of bigot Buchanan is.
