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Questioning Authority since 1951.
"Whiles in the early winter eve we pass amid the gathering night some homestead that we had to leave years past; and see its candles bright shine in the room beside the door where we were merry years agone but now must never enter more, as still the dark road drives us on. E'en so the world of men may turn at even of some hurried day and see the ancient glimmer burn across the waste that hath no way; then with that faint light in its eyes a while I bid it linger near and nurse in wavering memories the bitter-sweet of days that were."
Here's another picture of Jared Taylor from Halifax.
Let's do a little thought experiment here. There are 7 people in this picture. Which one of them looks more intelligent, cultured, polite, civilized. Which one would you most like to go to dinner and the theater with?
Some months ago I attended a debate between Jared Taylor and chicano activist professor, Jose Angel Gutierrez at the University of Texas at Arlington. The debate question was, "Is Hispanicization Good or Bad for the USA?" Taylor absolutely destroyed Gutierrez, demonstrating beyond all reasonable doubt that Hispanic immigration (legal and illegal)is like a poison pill, with many terrible effects on our country.
Gutierrez was left squirming and blustering, and at one point made an inane joke about Taylor's...um..."size,"(I'm not talking height)...if you know what I mean. Taylor, in contrast, was always gentlemanly, calm and courteous.
However, the UTA event occurred with a large police presence, inside and outside the auditorium. The leftwing rabble in Halifax clearly feared the truth and power of Taylor's words, and seeing the absence of police, made their cowardly attack to silence a man they hated.
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Some months ago I attended a debate between Jared Taylor and chicano activist professor, Jose Angel Gutierrez at the University of Texas at Arlington. The debate question was, "Is Hispanicization Good or Bad for the USA?" Taylor absolutely destroyed Gutierrez, demonstrating beyond all reasonable doubt that Hispanic immigration (legal and illegal)is like a poison pill, with many terrible effects on our country.
Gutierrez was left squirming and blustering, and at one point made an inane joke about Taylor's...um..."size,"(I'm not talking height)...if you know what I mean. Taylor, in contrast, was always gentlemanly, calm and courteous.
However, the UTA event occurred with a large police presence, inside and outside the auditorium. The leftwing rabble in Halifax clearly feared the truth and power of Taylor's words, and seeing the absence of police, made their cowardly attack to silence a man they hated.
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