Cultural enrichment. Soon you will have to get insurance for that. Links 1 on Dec. 10 2016

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1, Muslims have so much respect for the deserts they create wherever they settle, that in Bradford they can be seen trying to turn glass back into sand.

2. Portugal: Man with muslim name, rapes and beats a 67 year old homeless women sleeping in a doorway, giving her a broken jaw and more.

3. Jesus is a muslim. Of course you have to redefine everything and put history and causality on its head but yeah, Jesus was a Muslim. Except that he has nothing in common with the Christian Jesus.

4. But wait! There’s more:

Milo lets the BBC have one of the two barrels they so richly deserve. The second one, is selective enforcement. The BBC needs to be confronted with the staggeringly long list of selectively enforced accusations and stories they cover depending on how it works for the narrative. Law where it advances Marxism and islam, silence or cultural-Marxism where it advances PC culture. There needs to be a list and the BBC needs to answer for it publicly.

I would start with Rotherham. Or perhaps Charlene Downs.

5. More on the Afghan rapist, murderer of the two girls, and leftist media complicit in shaping public opinion towards muslim migrants.

 

Thank you M., Wrath of Khan, Oz-Rita, Kathy, Richard, NorseRadish and all who contributed today and this week. More to come indeed.

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14 Replies to “Cultural enrichment. Soon you will have to get insurance for that. Links 1 on Dec. 10 2016”

  2. 3 – The Moslems can claim Jesus is a Moslem all they want but anyone who has read the Bible and the Koran knows that Mohammad stole the name of Jesus and bastardized the story just as he did with all other Biblical names and stories he decided would help him in the fake religion he started.

  3. The Portugal story: Albufeira – I know this place, I spent some time there. Just a beautiful place. The people are peaceful, life is slow motion. So sad.

    • I know exactly how you feel. Just a few years ago I spent time in Germany visiting Dresden, Bautzen, Chemnitz, and Munich (plus a side trip into Austria with a disturbing guided tour of Vienna’s own Muslim enclave). Now, all of these cities are either the site of terrorist attacks, plots, riots, or protests by native Germans who are enraged by the betrayal that is happening in the name of EU multiculturalism.

      My German hosts in Munich were deeply offended by the warnings I gave them about Muslim immigration into Europe. Maybe those smug b@stards aren’t quite so indignant right about now. If Germany had not been so amazingly enjoyable (imagine being served your coffee by staff who do not have multiple body piercings or visible tattoos) maybe I might feel differently. Instead, I grieve for what confronts all Europeans who want to see their cultures survive even another few decades.

  4. You know it’s got to be pretty bad when a flamboyant homosexual like Milo is making more sense than 90% of the Main-Stream Media combined. The chap certainly deserves praise for so lucidly articulating why Trump got elected, and the way that nearly all media outlets routinely (and intentionally) conflate nationalism, populism, and the entire Alt-Right movement with being waycist.

    • In compliment to this “flamboyant homo” I will say he is my favourite fruit. While he represents a statistical deviance in the population the politicisization of which I find precisely symptomatic of what ails, he does so with eloquence and courage. I believe that he, along with all the rest of the new old right should start looking more closely at the land mass above the USA. As Europe buries itself deeper in progressive dirt, the second largest nation by land mass quietly transforms. This backwater, this beautiful pantry of America, this prosperous rider of coattails percolates like a pot of nutritionless Keynesian slop on the back burner. But don’t believe for a second that this undrained swamp is stagnant or harmless. It dynamically coagulates “safe spaces” for nefarious forces on the march. Southern friends look up. Look way up. Don’t be so distracted by your latino flank. There is a wasp nest overhead.

      Native land claims (what is more absurd?) threatening private property confiscation, islamisation, no free speech, ten-thousand sexes and on and on to the north pole.

      When state actors begin public address by the perfunctory reminder that their audience is standing on land owned by a dead tribe you know something is up. It takes no imagination to realize, by the ruse extended, private land ownership is under threat. Lose this and all is lost.

      Ontario used to drive the economy. Now it drives the Left’s agenda without a single political voice in opposition.

      President-elect Trump, James Joyce told us that to be good patriots we must criticize our country. There remain great patriots. However, if all will be lost by the current vector of your north flank, your pantry too will be lost. You cannot afford this in your bankrupt state.

      And I don’t think the vector will change itself. They haven’t your revolutionary origins. Their men sleepwalk in the shadows of women. Perhaps I err, but why err to weakness?

      So I err to strength, and remind you that there is one asset within your grasp–the only one on earth!–with enough value to extinguish your debt. WIth ample gold, silver, fresh water, uranium, platinum, potash, wheat and so forth to render America Great and debt free once again why turn to an inflationary default to resolve your insolvency?

      As a patriot I say if all be lost, and only if, then bring such change. There is no other conclusion to draw.

      Look up, president elect. Look way up.

      • I wish what you are saying wasn’t true, our brothers to the North are part of the family and we have been hoping, praying that you will find a way to restore you nation without external interference. Once the Organic animal byproduct hits the air circulatory system it will hit all across North America and we will start paying attention. I am still praying that you can return to the common heritage of freedom that is our birthright without the US needing to meddle in your affairs.

    • I will agree with a lot said in the article but I must disagree with the statement that the banks mismanaged the economy!! The worlds economic problems are cause (for the most part) by the Keynesian thinking that anyone bank or group of banks can manage the economy. The only time that any market is strong is when it is driven from the bottom up with the consumers telling the businesses what they want and the businesses supplying the desired objects. The delusion that the major banks manage the economy is common on the left and very strong among the alt left.

    • From: Why Europe must end in tears

      “Lord Hague basically blames the euro [sic] for all Europe’s ills: “…… it has made some countries, like Italy and Greece, poorer while others get richer”, he opines, and it is certainly a common sentiment. But it is never the currency that’s to blame, but those that attempt to use it to achieve policy outcomes, and inevitably fail in their quest.

      As with so many noble sentiments (and especially for tourists like me), the Euro was a seemingly brilliant idea. Unfortunately, Europe is not composed of tourists but, instead, lots of hard working people who benefit most from a reasonably stable currency.

      Speaking as a fairy tale addict, I can only begin with, “Once upon a time…” there was a Europe that consisted of a baker’s dozen (or more) nation states whose currencies occasionally fluctuated depending upon economic circumstances. While this caused many difficulties for anyone crossing that region’s closely-spaced borders with big lumps of cash (i.e., tourists) it, nonetheless, kept in place one of the most vital forms of economic self-correction. If a country was fiscally irresponsible, their currency got devalued.

      Such devaluations usually caused exchange rates to fluctuate and, if sanity had any sort of toehold, that nation’s products became less expensive to purchase and, just as often, tourism increased as visitors sought to take advantage of the favorable monetary climate. This, in turn, would frequently help turn around the ailing economy and re-stabilize that particular nation’s currency.

      With the Euro’s advent, this crucial self-correcting vanished. One nation’s irresponsible or corrupt conduct could not be allowed to devalue the currency of all other nations. The result being that financial ebb tides in, let’s say, “Portugal, Ireland, Greece, and Spain”, caused boats all across Europe—even in relatively well-managed countries like Germany—to start sinking.

      No devaluation of the Euro was possible because it would only serve to further penalize the entire EU’s financial partnership. Likewise, there was no selective way to isolate and devalue a misbehaving nation’s currency and we all know how popular those so-called “austerity measures” were. In effect, this rewarded fiscal irresponsibility and it’s dead cert that if a hand-in-the-cookie-jar doesn’t get its knuckles rapped, those cookies will just keep on disappearing.

      While, like Lord Hague, it is all too easy to blame the use of a single currency, a more likely cause of all these woes is that European nations were operating under a “conspiracy of silence” wherein nobody wanted to admit or point out that all this Socialist folderol was economically ruinous. Especially when no children were being born to help fill in the lower ranks of their ongoing Ponzi scheme. For Europe’s delusional Socialist apparatchiks the solution was obvious, invite the colonization “immigration” of people who breed like rabbits, even if they have a nasty habit of permanently subsisting on social benefits.

      Well, we all know how well that’s working out now, don’t we? Enter Brexit, with the Frexit not far behind. The real corker will be when Deutschland goes and … (wait for it!) … Gerxit.