On October 30, 1995, a great man summed up the feelings rapidly spreading within the West about the toxic political influence of mass immigration.  In the era of Brexit, we now take the geographic region of choice, prefix it, and add the "exit" suffix.  Much of this modern sanity is owed to Jacques Parizeau, who spoke the unspeakable and helped reopen the door to a rational discussion regarding the concerns surrounding mass immigration. At the time, Parizeau was the premier of Quebec, and he launched a referendum to determine if residents of his province wanted to declare national sovereignty and become an independent country.  Sadly, the pro-independence side lost, just 49.42% to 50.58%.  Voter turnout was an astonishing 94%. After the results came in, and it was clear the sovereignists had lost by the narrowest of margins, Parizeau blamed the loss on "l'argent et le vote ethnique," which translates to money and the ethnic...(Read Full Post)