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"[T]he ingredients Kissinger considers essential for establishing that new world order appear, like ventilators, to be in short supply."

This is likely to be a greater shock than 9/11.

"My guess is that many [Americans] will rebel."

"This is human nature. This is the way the world works."

"It may one day be said that the coronavirus delivered the deathblow to the New World Order."

"The colonizers of yesterday are becoming the colonized of tomorrow."

"We were divided long before Trump got here, and we will remain so long after he departs."

Who best represents the Democrat Party?

"How does it all stay together? And for how long?"

"Today, it appears a new secession is underway."

"We are talking here about what historians, a century hence, will call the Lost Tribes of Europe."

"[I]ssues of identity appear not to be receding but rising."

"The six candidates who have qualified for the Dec. 19 debate . . . are all white."

"The issues pulling continents, countries and capitals apart thus appear to be growing, enduring, and, indeed, perhaps insoluble."

"America, apparently, does not belong to those who live here and love the country."

"When one looks at the Democrats' . . . field of candidates, the odds of Trump's re-election seem a good deal better."

"The race divide seems deeper and wider than at any time in our lifetimes."

"[T]he hate-filled rhetoric of the left this last weekend exceeds anything used by Trump."

"Biden today seems to be the kind of candidate . . . that progressives want desperately to be done with."

"Is it racist to call attention to the decline of so many of America's great cities"?

"Will Middle America go gentle into that good night?"

"Trump has signaled whom he prefers as his opponent in 2020. It is not Biden; it is 'the Squad.' "

No friendships with segregationists allowed.

What the weekend's elections in the EU and India tell us.

"From here it looks like Matteo, not Macron."

"2020 looks to be one of the ugliest campaigns in American history."

"Is the history of the West . . . not unique in the greatness of what it produced?"

Biden has an unfashionable history to make up for.

The idea that "diversity is our greatest strength" is "transparently foolish and false."

Left's plan to "enlarge and alter the U.S. electorate so as to put victory . . . far out of reach for national Republicans."

"And what does failure mean for America's future as one nation and one people?"

Presidential candidates Kamala Harris and Elizabeth Warren have both called for reparations.

"[T]he party seems to be careening into a virtual war of all against all."

"The Democratic Party may believe that by throwing Northam to the wolves it will satisfy these forces. It won't."

"Can people lead a republic that they have come to see as a sinkhole of racism?"

"[M]ass migration from the global South, not climate change, is the real existential crisis of the West."

"Are Democrats inviting an eventual Balkanization of their party and country?"

"The diversity our democracy has on offer is not selling."

"For Trump, the die is cast."

Macron: "Patriotism is the exact opposite of nationalism; nationalism is a betrayal of patriotism."

"Unwanted mass migration is the issue of our time."

They're happy being "beautiful losers."

He wants to know "how, precisely, is diversity our strength?"

"[I]f we cannot live together amicably, secession from one another . . . seems the ultimate alternative."

"What is it in the DNA of the left that it is always ready to enlist in any new war on cops?"

"[T]he Democratic Party appears about to unleash its radical left."

"Does the survival of the West as a civilization require a ruthlessness the West no longer possesses?"

"We are truly dealing here with an ideology of Western suicide."

He thinks NYC's elite public schools have too many Asian students.

"Is white America really black America's biggest problem?"

"[Hungarians] don't want to become a minority in their own country."

"If he leaves office with the border unsecured, it is hard to see what stops the Third World invasion . . ."

"Who owns the future? Who will decide the fate of the West?"

What vision do our "elites" offer?

He attacks institutions which have been co-opted by progressives.

Buchanan: "[T]he preservation of a unique people and nation" is too important for democracy to decide.

Buchanan: "Are we on the Yellow Brick Road to the new Utopia — or on the path to national suicide?"

"As there are two Americas, there are two Virginias."

"The spirit that produced the war in the 1860s, and lasting division in the 1960s, is abroad again."

"Trump has . . . decided to defend the ground on which his most loyal folks stand."

The unity following the Las Vegas massacre will be short-lived.

Or might America lose interest in football?

Not white Christians, that's for sure.

Remember what happened to Bush in '92 . . .

And President Bush's "New World Order" is fading away.

Pat Buchanan doesn't have an answer.

Pick a side.

"Are we building our utopia on a sandpile of ideology and hope?"

As John Adams said, "Democracy never lasts long."

In the fights ahead, he will need all the allies he has — especially Jeff Sessions.

What good can come of a divided West?

Liberated from Leninism, Russia returns to the old faith, as Germany returns to Weimar.

. . . probably not.

James T. Hodgkinson was not an outlier.

Straight talk about Islam and the West from Pat Buchanan.