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24. Forethought
23. IYE
Plus condom bombs.
22. Rachel from Accounts
Guido (blogrolls) first:
Not a bleedin’ clue, has she, with a statement like that.
21. QHC
20. Laura Perrins
Laura’s the wilder, more forthright of the two founders, being Irish ’n all:
ON FRIDAY, Konstantin Kisin tweeted the following: ‘Something I’ve often wondered about: if “diversity is our greatest strength” why is it that we have to be reminded of that after every terrorist attack?’
The reason is that the governing powers – both left and right – really believe it. When they say diversity is our strength or, as Fraser Nelson would say, Britain has experienced an integration miracle, it’s because deep down in their heart of hearts, they think it is true. That’s how bad things are. That’s why things are the way they are and why it is so difficult to make any real change. This is how it goes these days in the West.
There is another diversity stabbing of children, three little girls in Southport, or the Afghan ‘asylum seeker’ who killed a two-year-old boy and seriously wounded other infants in the Bavarian town of Aschaffenburg, or the murder of 22 at an Ariana Grande show aimed at little girls, or the gang rape of girls in multiple towns, or the murder of journalists over a cartoon in a magazine, and before the bodies are cold we will be told that diversity is our strength.
We are told this because they believe it and you’d better believe it too. And if you don’t believe it, you will end up like Peter Lynch, rounded up by the Old Bill for not believing that diversity is our strength and then killing yourself in some Godforsaken British prison.
Sadly, we are controlled by the True Believers.
20 I don’t think it’s what they believe, it just suits them socially to feel they are part of the international set. They like Davos, overseas travel, a reason to be multilingual, the overseas social contacts, the doors it opens, and all the trappings of what they see as a superior person’s lifestyle.
They don’t care if diversity isn’t our strength nationally. They don’t visit the places where it doesn’t work, don’t intend to visit them and don’t care about them, because afterwards they intend to move on. They are true believers in that they believe diversity suits their personal destiny, ours doesn’t count.
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JH: Aye.
In 1940, when we stood alone against the greatest war machine the world had ever known, there were almost 5 million of us in uniform, another 17 million directly employed in war work and a Land Army of millions in the fields and in the forests, plus over a million fishing our waters. That left the children and the elderly – where even some of those were helping out. We call them the Greatest Generation and they weren’t ‘diverse’. Our strength came from being a highly cohered society: a society built on trust over millennia. We are indigenous Northern Europeans and this is OUR land. It is NOT the possession of any political party registered with the Post Office.