Chew on This:
A society that puts equality-- in the sense of equality of outcome-- ahead of freedom will end up with neither equality or freedom. The use of force to achieve equality will destroy freedom, and the force, introduced for good purposes, will end in the hands of the people who use it to promote their own interests.
- Milton Friedman -

February 26, 2010

Of Floodgates and Fraudulence

“I think of the fall of Jerusalem in 69 A.D., and the fall of Rome, and of the USSR — no civilization falls because of external threats. They fall because of internal corruption, because of failing to be who they say they are.”

Great BritainIt’s no secret to anyone, nor has it been for a very long time now, that the political Left are infatuated with the politics of ethnic divisionism.  Despite all their accusations of “divisiveness” aimed at their opponents, it is and has always been they who gain the most by pitting cultures, classes and races against one another.

It has also long been suspected that the Left’s fetish for multiculturalism and mass immigration — even the importation of cultures violently opposed to their own interests — has more to do with keeping assorted socialists and neoliberals in power than with any of the problems those policies are accused of solving.  Suspected and met with apoplectic denials.

As increasingly pissed off Brits are finding out, the suspicions were truer than most would have thought possible.  Turns out the far-right kooks were right after all. (more…)

February 19, 2010

The Last

Filed under: Canada, Traditions, Veterans — Dennis @ 12:21 pm

February 16, 2010

Of Soldiers, Sleaze, Slander and Spin

Filed under: Canada, Crime & Punishment, Military, The MSM — Dennis @ 2:22 pm

December 24, 2009

The Greatest Gift Ever Given

Filed under: Catholic, Christianity, Faith, Good Stuff, Traditions — Dennis @ 12:01 am

December 21, 2009

Well I’ll Be Damned… Wendy Wins??

Filed under: Cluebat, Cops, Gun Control, John Q Public, Nanny State, USA, Video, WTF? — Dennis @ 9:40 pm

Greedy Greenies

Filed under: Society/Culture, Y2Kyoto — Dennis @ 2:20 pm
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