I want to tell you two stories. The first story is from my days at UCLA when I was an undergrad

students. You're going back 20 years now. The Muslim Student Association, an organization that has

routinely supported Hamas and Khazbalah ideologically and otherwise, put out a student

newspaper at the time called Al-Talib. That student newspaper joked in the run-up to 9-11 about

renaming the newspaper, All Talibaniban and making Osama bin Laden

editor-in-chief. They also, again, in rhetoric, supported Hamas, Khaz, they didn't make any bones about any of this. When I sought to write about this stuff as an undergrad for the UCLA Daily Bruin, which was the campus newspaper, I was told such columns would not be run. Those were the only columns I ever wrote for the UCLA Daily

Bruin, again, this is back in like 2000, 2001, that the Daily Bruin ever refused outright to run. Story number two, it was about a decade ago. My wife and I visited London. It happened to be Boxing Day. I know anything about Boxing Day, but it turns out that everything in London was basically closed, everything except for Madam Tussaud's Wax Museum.

Well, we had nothing better to do, so my wife and I went there. And inside the Wax Museum, there were the usual bevy of famous figures. In the final room, there was a wax of Albert Einstein. So we took some funny photos, and then we turned around. And what we saw was three young Muslims, two women and a man. They were also taking pictures with the Einstein wax.

They were strangling the Einstein wax.

Well, it occurred to me that perhaps that might have something to do with the fact that Einstein

was pretty obviously Jewish, but I brushed it off because I'm a good westerner.

You know, maybe these guys just hated the general theory of relativity or something.

Well, at the time, the museum also concluded with a wax of Adolf Hitler. Now, this wasn't a wax that my wife and I particularly wanted a photo with, but it turns out that these young Muslims did. This time, they got really buddy-buddy with the wax. They put their arms around Hitler. They posed smilingly with Hitler. Multiculturalism is a failure. It has always been a failure. Multiculturalism, the

suggestion that all cultures are at root the same in quality and beauty and truth,

it is a lie. That lie is dangerous. That lie leads to moral blindness, as we've been discussing

in the last few days. It leads to atrocities, murdered babies, raped women, kidnappings, beheadings. It leads to death. It leads to carnage.

But multiculturalism doesn't just excuse evil abroad. It brings it home. Multiculturalism suggests

that we in the West, in the United States, the UK, France, Germany, and the rest of the

Western world, we have to open our borders. After all, if we don't, we're racist. If you believe that all cultures are morally

equivalent, that all cultures are equally meritorious, the only reason then to deny somebody

entry is race, and that makes you a racist. There's a reason that multicultural advocates

are open borders, advocates, it's because their logic demands it.

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