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1. geezer says:

   February 23, 2007 at 11:09 pm

   Argh. These next two years represent the price we have to pay for straying off-course and off-message. And please, please please don’t ever make me have to dress like we did in the 70s.

   Played smartly, President Giuliani and a thoroughly chastised, slimmed down Repub majority in Congress could quickly get us all back on the page we need to be.

   There’s work to be done!
2. Severian says:

   February 24, 2007 at 1:07 pm

   The UK has problems, this is a must read:

   British Multiculturalism – One Man’s Experience

   I have met kind and courteous Muslims, I believe there are many types of people in this world, but Islam cancels this out, it homogenises whole nations, it takes away individual reason and liberty, I see this first hand in the eyes of uneducated Pakistani women who have been brought to Glasgow from the far off mountains of Kashmir. I also see it in the eyes of second and third generation Muslims, who just don’t like the West, they live in a world which is ultimately incompatible with European values, they seek solace in a religion which blew out of the desert 1400 yrs ago, they seek solace in Mosques paid for with Wahabist oil dollars, the Muslims are at war with themselves, they want the lifestyle of the West, but they just don’t like us! And I have decided that I can’t like Islam, like many like-minded people I see it as an unmitigated threat to the values Europe should hold dear.

   Now that Tony Blair is about to vacate office, people ask him what he believes his legacy will be. It will not be Iraq, it will be the beginning of a process of the Islamisation of the UK, Balkan Britain is upon us, I have seen it first hand, I have lived a small version of it, and when Britain finally appears out of its economic boom, and there is pressure on jobs, and services, the real effects of Multicultural polarisation will appear. Shattered unconnected communities in competition with each other but with no common value system or identity, unable to join together to achieve a common goal.

   The New Labour government has ridden the world economic boom and told us it was their skill which has brought us prosperity, all I see is a Britain awash with disconnected and bitter asylum seekers, some battle hardened, mix with drunken drug addled youth. I also see the rise of superstition of which Islam is a large part.

   The policies of the Neo Marxists with their reliance on abstractions such as “Human Rights” are leading us down a very very dangerous path; their international global misery is upon us.

   The world is on the move, the invasion of Europe is not a conscious thing on the part of the Muslims and immigrants but it is inevitable, given the pressure on global resources, ideological expansionism in Islam, and the plummeting birth rates amongst indigenous Europeans. I am afraid that people like Tony Blair should heed the cliché statement “The road to hell is paved with good intentions” The West is making a Faustian pact with Islam, and we will pay the price, if things don’t change.

   I am still looking for a home.

   Well these thoughts all came from a place I never imagined I would be, a place I don’t feel at home in, namely my own country. The Liberal elites are the real enemy, the Muslims are just doing what they are supposed to do, I don’t blame them, but they are not Europeans, and I don’t like their values or ideology, because Islam is not a religion in the Western sense it’s a theocratic ideological construct, with global ambitions, our leaders neglect this fact at our peril.

   I hear the Canadian Rockies are nice this time of year?
3. Baklava says:

   February 26, 2007 at 12:47 pm

   I hope this is an appropriate thread to put this story I found on MM’s site:

   Note: It is a very moving story of a hero during Iwo Jima’s battle.

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