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AURON MACINTYRE to JACK POSOBIEC: 'A nation has to be cohesive'

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Source: Human Events

Auron MacIntyre and Jack Posobiec OriginalReading modeReadingAaPaperAaSepiaAaNightAuron MacIntyre joined Jack Posobiec on Wednesday’s edition of Human Events Daily to talk about how migration could affect the defense of nations around the globe, and how veterans fight for their nation.Posobiec said, “we're talking this idea about what is it that the veterans of the past fought for? What was it that, you know, was it this idea of a propositional economic zone, or was it a home, or was it a nation, a group of people?” He drew parallels to the massive march taking place in Poland as it marks its Independence Day, with mass immigration being an underpinning issue.“Poland has remained a homogeneous nation and stayed true to their culture and their heritage and their bonds of their nation because they only received independence and true freedom from the communists about 30 years ago. That's why you're seeing such a backlash from Poland. Because they aren't taking any of it.

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