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A Happy Easter to All our Readers

By Peter Brimelow

03/26/2005

Fans of our ever-popular annual competition to determine the most egregious attempt to abolish Christmas will not be surprised that Easter is being abolished too, even in its most inoffensive furry form. ['Easter' Bunny Gives Way To ’spring' Bunny: Local Mall Goes P.C. For Religious Holiday, Dallas-Fort Worth nbc5i.com]

Needless to say, this inspires us at VDARE.COM to wish all our readers a determinedly incorrect Happy Easter.

The theme of personal and civilizational resurrection and redemption was explored for us on a previous Easter by Chilton Williamson.

More recently, I myself used the coincidence of Easter Sunday and the thirty-fifth anniversary of Enoch Powell’s great speech on immigration into the U.K. to explore his themes of national death and rebirth in the context of imperialism — reproduced uncannily in the geopolitical experience of the U.S. today.

The American nation — and the West — continues to pass through its Calvary. But on Easter we have faith that it will ultimately prevail.

Meanwhile, for those who know my own little family, I offer this memento from our just-concluded vacation. My email correspondence will (hopefully) now resume its glacial pace.

Peter Brimelow is editor of VDARE.COM and author of the much-denounced Alien Nation: Common Sense About America’s Immigration Disaster (Random House — 1995) and The Worm in the Apple (HarperCollins — 2003)

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