the West, African rulers would still be trafficking in the flesh of their kinsmen" as an example of dishonest historical revisionism. Jonah Goldberg of the National Review: First, let me say I both admire and dislike Buchanan's writing for the same reason: He brilliantly manages to do with one language what Yassir Arafat does with two. He offers red meat to the extremists while at the same giving himself the wiggle room to deny he said anything controversial in the first place. This is no mean feat. The book's premise has been linked to the concept of Eurabia retrospectively by historian Niall Ferguson and by Voice of America. Buchanan's follow-up book State of Emergency made the Eurabia-association explicit. See also America Alone Churchill, Hitler and the Unnecessary War Frankfurt School Opposition to immigration We Are Doomed White genocide conspiracy theory References External links The Death of the West at Archive.org "Reviving the West" Review and Thoughts by Hans-Hermann Hoppe "'The Death of the West'" Review by Paul Gottfried "Buchanan and Market" Economics Review by Jeffrey A. Tucker The Death of the West Review by Thomas Dunne 2001 non-fiction books Books by Patrick J. Buchanan Conspiracist media English-language books Eurabia Non-fiction books about immigration to the United States Paleoconservative publications St. Martin's Press books White genocide conspiracy theory