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VDH UltraWhy Are Pro-Hamas Rallies So Anti-Semitic, Anti-American, and Obnoxious? Part Two: DEI

The epidemic of Diversity/Equity/Inclusion ideology fuels much of the current violence on campus and in the street, and for two reasons. One, we are now in our third year of reparatory admissions. That is, the SAT/ACT required admission exams have been absent on elite campuses for two or even three years. Racial quotas have severely […]

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VDH UltraWhy Are Pro-Hamas Rallies So Anti-Semitic, So Anti-American—and So Obnoxious? Part One. Our Guests

Victor Davis Hanson After seven months of pro-Hamas chaos, a good question arises over what exactly the anti-Semitic demonstrators won’t do? Crash Easter services at St. Patrick’s Cathedral? Interrupt Christmas celebrations? Deface the White House wall, the Lincoln Memorial, and veterans’ cemeteries? Shut down commuter traffic on freeways and block cars on key bridges such

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VDH UltraDear Angry Reader Greg Allison, Part Three: Ukraine

7. This part of the world is not unlike the convoluted history of the former Yugoslavia. Crimea itself had been part of the Ottoman Empire but was annexed to Russia in 1783 by Catherine the Great. It remained Soviet until the USSR’s breakup in 1991 (Note that the Russians lost over 500,000 casualties vainly trying to save Crimea from the Nazis in

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VDH UltraDear Angry Reader Greg Allison, Part Two: Ukraine

4. Putin crossed national boundaries (Georgia/Ossetia; Donbas; Crimea; the Kyiv area) in three of the last four American administrations (Bush, Obama, Biden), but not during the Trump administration. Most likely, Putin could not predict what Trump might do in response and so he was deterred. Thus, keep in mind that the leftwing claim that it is on the van of pro-Ukrainian support is contradicted by

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VDH UltraAngry Reader 04-26-2024

From an Angry Reader: Norman Schwarzkopf: “I never want to be in a fair fight” … nothing wrong with preponderance of power — Proportional response is stupid and harmful. BUT do not call the Gaza incursion as revenge … it is not. it is to teach that the cost of waging violence against Israel will not be worth the expense. J Morgenstern Ann Arbor,

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VDH UltraAngry Reader 04-24-2024

Shut the f**k up, imagine having the audacity to talk about “hiring by skin color” because a ship hit a bridge. did you have a single shred of evidence to even remotely make that connection? listen, vic; trump snatched the klan hoods off the republican party. MAGA = open white racism. instead of whining about DEI, just say what you really mean.  Andrew Cogger Dear Angry Reader Andrew

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VDH UltraFrom Rural to Surreal—Once Small Farming Became Latifundia: Part Eight

Victor Davis Hanson As one resident told me, when I asked what was going on in his compounds, “It’s like our home in Oaxaca, only better.” Once, the former Fox Nation reporter Lara Logan brought a film crew out here to film the illegal alien environs. She told me that she had found the entire environment quite

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VDH UltraFrom Rural to Surreal—Once Small Farming Became Latifundia: Part Seven

Victor Davis Hanson What explains the general breakdown in civilization and the law, in a region where once no one had a key to their front farmhouse door and children free-ranged at age six or seven among their fields and orchards? One reason, of course, is the open border. Millions have illegally entered the U.S.,

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