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In many of these so-called “multicultural hubs,” almost no one actually shares a common language anymore. The entire environment feels imported—patterns, mannerisms, subcultures—yet none of them integrate with the underlying Western cadence they’ve moved into.

Here’s the irony:

being a man of State in the West is now a bigger advantage than ever.

All the l…