Peter Brimelow talks about the fall of the Republican Party

Peter Brimelow discusses immigration policy and the fall of the Republican Party at the National Press Club, Washington, DC. January 29th, 2009.

By Michael Ruhl, University of New Mexico - Talk Radio News Service

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• immigration
• peter
• republicans

[kubaniski]

@hotstixx I know what he publishes I'm a subscriber. And he is not a white supremacist.

[hotstixx]

@kubaniski thanks for the bleedin obvious..but my comment still stands with regard to who he publishes.do some research.

[kubaniski]

@hotstixx white supremicists? and anti-semites?

Just because someone is pro-white doesn't make them ant-other or a supremacist. Also critisizingg a group for it's actions is not the same thing as being anti-that group.

[hotstixx]

currently appearing at cpac and regular publisher of white supremacists and anti semites.

[odinata]

@ktxus05

I got it. You are willing to tolerate the Project for a New American Century, Enron, Blackwater, and the Bush Family Agenda.

Knock yourself out.

[ktxus05]

@odinata Ron Paul is a Republican, I thought? Or is he a Libertarian? I could have sworn he ran for the Republican nomination in 2008. But if he was a Republican, then that is my point exactly. you don't find guys like him working for the Democrats, but the Republicans, even the neo-cons, at least tolerate him. They also tolerated Pat Buchanan, who was very big in the party until the creeping of neo-conservative ideology into the party forced him to leave and run for the Reform Party.

[odinata]

@ktxus05

"Not as bad" is an opinion--one you are welcome to.

I tend to agree with Ron Paul and others, who fear the Neo-con agenda is not a valid choice in the false dichotomy of "the lesser of two evils".

[ktxus05]

@odinata Actually, I just finished Pat Buchanan's "Death of the West" and "Day of Reckoning," so I think myself quite well-informed regarding the neo-conservative movement and George "Dubbyah" Bush in particular. I never said I agree with them - on many issues they seem like liberals, quite frankly. Their silly crusade to bring "peace and democracy" to every Muslim and third-world dictatorship is pure folly. But they aren't as bad as Obama and the Democrats, no way.

[odinata]

@ktxus05

You must not be familiar with the Bush family, their history, or the Neocon agenda.

[ktxus05]

@odinata Absolutely. Both mainstream parties have been soft on illegals, and don't even consider settign new restrictions on legal immigration (we accept over a million a year, most from the third world, and Bush doesn't seem to give a damn). Neoconservatives have infiltrated the Republican Party, but socialism has been the game of Democrats for years. Both parties are messed up beyond repair, but I think the Republicans are the lesser of two evils.