But closer at hand, we have to reexamine a lot of premises about immigration. And we are already years late in doing so. (See Immigration & The American Future.)
The article is a good article, in that it points out how immigration can change a country's ability to make necessary decisions in its own interest. But I think it is a mistake to focus on the Moslem aspect of immigration. Most American immigration, today, is from Latin America. The point is, that a Nation is not a game of "musical chairs." It matters, it matters terribly, who occupies those chairs. And you do not need to put anyone else down, to assert that you want your neighbors to continue to be those with whom you share a sense of kinship; those who have similar value system, march to a similar tempo, share a common cultural legacy; whose ancestors fought the same battles and won the same victories, whether in war or peace, as your ancestors.
William Flax Return Of The Gods Web Site