Sunday evening digest

- Here's Victor Davis Hanson on the protests happening in the US as organized by illegal immigants wanting to be declared US citizens immediately: "Why march in protest waving the flag of a country to which you do not wish to return while screaming insults at the people with whom you wish to live?" (HT: Watchman's Words.)

This has always puzzled me about multiculturalism. Some folks seem to be so patriotic about the place that they emigrated from to the point where the citizenship of the host country is almost an afterthought. I wonder, if you are so much in love with the place from which you came, why did you want to leave?

I will never forget reading about a match between the Greek national basketball team versus Team Canada in the early 90s at Toronto's Maple Leaf Gardens where Team Canada was actually booed.

Absolutely disgraceful.

- Steyn tells it like it is. You have to ask yourself, what would Reagan be saying about radical Islamic terrorists if he were still around (and lucid, for that matter) today?

- The only thing surprising about Barry Bonds accusing MLB of racism is that it didn't happen sooner.