Tag Archives: assassinations

Legal Immigration Into the United States (Part 25): Non-Economic Objections to Immigration; Assimilation and Stubborn Language Facts

Posted on December 21, 2018 by Jacques Delacroix

Note: here is Part 24. In my area of central California, there are many people with ascendants from Mexico. You are normally in daily contact with some of them. As is the case with most immigrations (plural) of long standing … Continue reading →

Posted in Cultural Studies, Current Events | Tagged assassinations, California, immigration, legal immigrants, legal immigration | 1 Comment

Terrorism Failing

Posted on April 22, 2013 by Jacques Delacroix

This is the third posting about the Boston Marathon bombings. The 9/11 attack was a masterpiece of terrorism. If you think about it as an organizer, it’s difficult to imagine greater success for such modest inputs. The 9/11 horror demonstrated … Continue reading →

Posted in Current Events, Uncategorized | Tagged 9/11, assassinations, Boston Marathon, Boston Marathon bombings, Chechens, Chechenya, Islam, Jihad, jihadist, kuffar, Major Hasan, Marathon bombings, Muslim world, pressure-cookers, terrorism, terrorists, Time Square, war on terrorism | Leave a comment

Palin Shot Two of the Tucson Victims With Own Gun

Posted on January 20, 2011 by Jacques Delacroix

This is a reality check. Ask yourself why you would even open a posting with such a stupid headline.

Posted in Current Events | Tagged assassinations, congresswoman Giffords, gun control, Guns, madness, massmurder, political realism, right-wing extremists, Sarah Palin, Tucson massacre | 6 Comments

Tag Archives: assassinations

Legal Immigration Into the United States (Part 25): Non-Economic Objections to Immigration; Assimilation and Stubborn Language Facts

Terrorism Failing

Palin Shot Two of the Tucson Victims With Own Gun

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