Wayne Lutton

Latest by Wayne Lutton in Chronicles

• Reviews

  June 1996

  U.S.A.: The Global Commons

  Roper's February polling of Americans reveals a clear consensus against high levels of immigration. Eighty-three percent favor a lower level of immigration than the current average of over a million a year, and some 70 percent support a level of immigration below 300.000 per year.

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• Reviews

  August 1994

  Talk of the Town

  Many black Americans are convinced that they are the targets of a vast array of white-authored schemes designed to spike their food with contraceptives; force them to engage in self-destructive behavior, especially drug addiction; and kill them, to use their bodies for medical experiments or out of simple malice.

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• Reviews

  June 1993

  Crossroads America

  Although preelection polls indicated that likely voters would favor candidates who supported immigration control, Bill Clinton, George Bush, and Ross Perot did not consider the issue worth mentioning during the recent presidential contest.

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• Reviews

  March 1993

  Classic Colonialism

  Almost alone among the peoples of the world, the United States has largely been spared—at least until recently—the bitter conflicts that plague countries whose citizens do not share a common language.

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• Reviews

  December 1990

  Unfortunate Majorities

  Twenty-two years ago Paul Ehrlich published The Population Bomb. In an effort to dramatize his thesis, he included a number of scenarios about the future. These tended to obscure the thrust of his work, for many viewed them as predictions.

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• Reviews

  June 1990

  Edward Abbey: R.I.P.

  With the death of Edward Abbey, aged 62, in March of last year, the Western portion of what once was really the United States lost her greatest defender of the post-World War II era.

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• Reviews

  March 1990

  No Relief

  How greatly the terms of our national debate have changed since Goldwater's book first appeared thirty years ago. Today, foreign aid is a sacred cow that enjoys the unstinting support of the Democrats and many—probably including almost all elected—conservative Republicans.

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• Reviews

  December 1989

  One, Two, Many Colombias

  Great Britain's decision to transfer control of Hong Kong to Communist China by 1997 has spurred a flight from the colony. Despite reassurances from Beijing, money is flowing out of Hong Kong at an accelerating rate.

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• Vital Signs

  September 1988

  AIDing Society: Private Vice Versus Public Health

  Until recently, the United States has enjoyed unquestioned success in public health. Diseases once common have all but vanished with improvements in sanitation and personal hygiene.

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• View

  August 1987

  The Silent Invasion

  Last year the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) apprehended 1.8 million illegal aliens along our southern border—less than half the number who tried to enter.

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