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Published Aug 2006
320 pages
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Patrick Buchanan is sounding the alarm. Since 9/11 over three million immigrants have illegally cross our borders. Our government, paralyzed by its own inept bureaucracy and behold to monied corporate interests, has done nothing to stop the problem. Illegal immigration has become a calamitous national concern which has created serious sea changes to our economy and our society..... The United States of 1960 was a First World nation, 97% of whom spoke English. We studied the same history and literature in school, went to the same movies, read the same books .... That America is dead and gone. The deconstruction of America - along the lines of culture and values, language and faith, allegiance and loyalty - has begun. By 2050, Americans of European descent will be a minority in the United States.
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