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Last year at this time, we were already locking down (see the links above) and while, depending on your vaccination status and your state, you may be able to celebrate a bit, it is probably still not a good idea to go out and drink green beer while wearing faux-Irish hats made of styrofoam.
This is what I wrote about St. Patrick s Day last year.
One of the earliest things I wrote for the site was a piece called
The Camp Of St. Patrick, [March 17, 2001] pointing out how much like the Camp Of The Saints the Famine Irish exodus was for the receiving countries in North America.
workers in pittsburgh did this. this was in baltimore. this was in chicago. this was in west virginia. they clashed with militia and deadly results all across the country. in san francisco, a meeting was held in support of those striking workers. here it is. california working man s party was born in racism. because they found their success in the slogan, the chinese must go. labor leader dennis kearney incited anti-chinese sentiment and hit on the workers anxieties saying, we intend to try to vote the chinamen out, to frighten them out. if this won t do it, to kill him out. the heathen slaves must leave this coast. the unions had shown the racist bent before. one of the first union labels remember i
seiu protesters on the lawn of bank of america employee. he was not there. his teenage son was home and terrified. let me take you back again to san francisco and 1877. this guy. okay? remember this? 1877. this is the same scene except it s in picture form. because they didn t have video camera. labor leader dennis kearney. and his cronies. they went to the wealthy neighborhoods in san francisco and told at least one meeting, a little judicious hanging right now, here and now would be the best course to pursue with the capitalist, and the stock sharps who are all the time to robbing us. then he warned railroad work torres fire all chinese laborers. remember judge lynch. that s the labor union.
hello, everyone. welcome to the glenn beck program. i m judge andrew napolitano in for glenn. tonight is part three of a five-day special series to get you caught up on what glenn has been covering on the program this year. monday night, we brought you the crash course on the fundamental transformation of our economy. and last night, we showed you the radicals surrounding our president to help him with the transformation. tonight s show features the history lessons you weren t taught in school. and ones your children will never likely learn either. as you know, glenn has made it his mission to do whatever he can to help restore this great nation and the way he believes we can take this country back is through education and restoring history. much of u.s. history has been distorted or forgotten or erased. time to reverse that. i m joined here tonight by a special friend of the show burton folsom junior, author of the great book new deal, raw deal. it s about the disastrous e
workers in pittsburgh did this. this was in baltimore. this was in chicago. this was in west virginia. they clashed with militia and deadly results all across the country. in san francisco, a meeting was held in support of those striking workers. here it is. california working man s party was born in racism. because they found their success in the slogan, the chinese must go. labor leader dennis kearney incited anti-chinese sentiment and hit on the workers anxieties saying, we intend to try to vote the chinamen out, to frighten them out. if this won t do it, to kill him out. the heathen slaves must leave this coast. the unions had shown the racist bent before. one of the first union