The fight to eliminate national borders is strange to the point of bizarre, quite like a primitive night terror in which the world as we know it suddenly ends and is replaced by utter chaos.  The very idea of strangers, whether benign or evil, being permitted to trespass our borders by some faceless, obscure power based upon their needs, but not ours, is a mixture of both weirdness and evil.  No one, even those Democrats seeking a new solid block of voters to strengthen their power, would eliminate any borders if they knew what they were doing.  What comes to mind is the famous scene from the movie Dr. Zhivago where Omar Sharif comes home to find the local Communist officer dividing up the house’s rooms for the workers and begrudgingly permitting one of them to the owner’s family. What seems to escape these “faceless, obscure powers” is that everything in the world is based on boundaries.  The languages and the architecture styles across...(Read Full Article)