Germany's Example of National and Cultural Suicide Through Lax Immigration
Germany's Example of National and Cultural Suicide Through Lax Immigration Eric Florack | 10:53 AM on July 26, 2026 AP Photo/Jeffrey Phelps Hi, gang. Call your parents, hug an aunt or uncle, grab a bagel and a coffee milkshake, then pick a side on the "all or nothing" thing—indecision apparently isn't on the list today. Bush signs the Americans with Disabilities Act, banning discrimination based on disability—the event behind today's Disability Independence Day.2002: The House votes to create the Department of Homeland Security, the largest government reorganization in decades.
- ▪Germany's Example of National and Cultural Suicide Through Lax Immigration Eric Florack | 10:53 AM on July 26, 2026 AP Photo/Jeffrey Phelps Hi, gang.
- ▪Call your parents, hug an aunt or uncle, grab a bagel and a coffee milkshake, then pick a side on the "all or nothing" thing—indecision apparently isn't on the list today.
- ▪Bush signs the Americans with Disabilities Act, banning discrimination based on disability—the event behind today's Disability Independence Day.2002: The House votes to create the Department of Homeland Security, the largest government reor
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Germany's Example of National and Cultural Suicide Through Lax Immigration Eric Florack | 10:53 AM on July 26, 2026 AP Photo/Jeffrey Phelps Hi, gang. Glad you're here. It's Sunday, July 26, 2026—the kind of summer Sunday made for doing absolutely nothing, which conveniently lines up with one of today's observances.My calendar says it's Disability Independence Day, Aunt and Uncle Day, Bagelfest Day, Coffee Milkshake Day, Holistic Therapy Day, All or Nothing Day, Parents' Day, and One Voice Day. Call your parents, hug an aunt or uncle, grab a bagel and a coffee milkshake, then pick a side on the "all or nothing" thing—indecision apparently isn't on the list today.
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