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Category Archives: England
Can A Small Group Dominate The World?
Steve Sailer writes: Academic historians dislike the concept that history is often made by groups of individuals plotting together in confidence, even though one obvious way to get big things done is to make plans with your friends and allies … Continue reading
The Wit & Wisdom Of Winston Churchill
LINK: * ‘The unnatural and increasingly rapid growth of the feeble-minded and insane classes, coupled as it is with a steady restriction among the thrifty, energetic and superior stocks, constitutes a national and race danger which it is impossible to … Continue reading
Do You Want To See A Muslim Groveling To Jews?
If so, read this Pakistani-Brit politician’s speech: Sajid Javid’s speech at the Union of Jewish Students’ Annual Conference 2014 Shalom Aleichem [Hebrew for “Peace be with you”]. Thank you for coming, and thank you for inviting me along today. It’s … Continue reading
Japan vs. England – FIFA Women’s World Cup 2015 Highlights
While watching this game, I found myself rooting strongly for England. I guess because I feel a deep genetic, historical and cultural connection. The more similar I am to someone, the more I like them. I guess I’m a horrible … Continue reading
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Rupert Murdoch – Friend To Immigrants
This helps explains Fox News’s pro-immigrant slant. A column in the Guardian complains that Britain’s right-wing press doomed Labor in last week’s election: “… the Sun, which – under instructions from its owner, Rupert Murdoch – has been careful to … Continue reading
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The Board Of Deputies Of British Jews Promotes Censorship, Hate Speech Laws, Multi-Culturalism
It is sad to see organized Jewry at the forefront of the struggle to limit speech. Here is its 2015 General Election manifesto: * With the growth of social media, Antisemitism is finding new forms of expression which must be … Continue reading
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Shocking! Brits Don’t Like Strangers
Liam Hoare writes: “One mustn’t exaggerate the problem; British society is largely free of the anti-Semitic virus. But the way the right wing in particular talks about Ed Miliband does come back to an old British malady: our problem with … Continue reading
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Should We Shackle Ourselves To Reality?
Returning to the gold standard is a favorite conspiracy theory among low-achieving Orthodox Jews. Paul Johnson writes in his book Modern Times: The evidence of industrial decay was omnipresent too. After a brief post-war recovery, the fundamental weakness of Britain’s … Continue reading
Death Comes to Pemberley
Steve Sailer writes: The TV miniseries adaptation of Death Comes to Pemberley isn’t bad. They should have had more scenes of Elizabeth Bennett sparring wittily with the grande dame, but it’s a pretty good Tory worldview TV, in the manner … Continue reading
Nazis Protecting Jews In Britain
Britain First posts: VIDEO: Britain First “Solidarity Patrol” in support of the Jewish community (Golders Green, London) These patrols are in response to a steep rise in Islamic hostility and attacks directed at the Jewish community in Britain. Sarah Cohen: … Continue reading