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Christian Davenport reports in The Washington Post on the crowds waiting to take out books at the Fairfax County Public Library. Out-of-towners should note that Fairfax County is target center for globalists on the make in America with more candle power on hand than Brooklyn managed in the early part of last century. As I recall, several years ago, Fairfax County High School had 41 valedictorians. So what are tiger cubs and their dominating, upscale mothers reading? E-books. But what?

“Want to take out the new John Grisham? Get in line. As of Friday morning, 288 people were ahead of you in the Fairfax County Public Library system, waiting for one of 43 copies. You’d be the 268th person waiting for The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, with 47 copies. And the Steve Jobs biography? Forget it. The publisher, Simon & Schuster, doesn’t make any of its digital titles available to libraries.”

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