The Coffee House Wall – 2nd/8th June

Posted on June 2, 2014

This is the Coffee House Wall for this week. I won’t say that it is your chance to communicate with us, as we are all in this together. It is, nevertheless, the Conservative Blog post that has no particular theme, and where everything is on topic. Let’s just remember that we want to avoid ad hominem attacks on others. We don’t want to engage with trolls. We want to moderate our language ourselves as responsible and mature adults, choosing to use fruity language only where it is necessary. This is our opportunity to show what the Spectator Coffee House Wall could have been like.

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118 thoughts on “The Coffee House Wall – 2nd/8th June”

  2. Peter from Maidstone
    June 2nd, 2014 – 10:25
    Peter, how awful to return from your spiritual retreat and find that things seem to have gone from bad to worse. It appears that every pervert and deviant has rights save for normal, decent men and women. Harriet Harman and her cronies must be rubbing their hands with glee.

  6. Peter from Maidstone @ 11:33

    Peter, nothing any longer shocks, but this may finally get people to wake up, take to the streets, and rightly so.

  7. Baron, the problem is if you accept the God made me a homosexual situation ,their argument is logical

  8. John birch
    June 2nd, 2014 – 14:48
    John, Funny how these swine blame the good Lord for everything wrong, whilst denying His laws and existence for the rest of the time.

  11. John 16.29

    I said to my wife long ago that UKIP would pull in labour votes.
    They are more pissed off with their leaders than daves lot are.
    And it’s no surprise ,they have been betrayed for years.
    Browns comment about Duffey summed up their contempt
    For their own people.
    Let me have a quick rant at Gordon.
    Bloody idiot ,useless stupid twat , should never have seen allowed out of his secure accomadation with bars on the windows.
    Sorry about that but the very mention of his name gets me angry.

  12. Just visiting.
    Yall still here?
    Peter From Maidstone
    Fear not there would be a few lynchings if this moved anywhere away from crackpot blogs.
    John Jefferson himself would be there with a noose and find a big tall Redwood.
    So just what is PIE?
    Before coming over I was reading about the European twin clowns, Beppe in Italy and Nigel in England.
    Are these clowns responsible for King Carlos resigning?
    And is Queen Elizabeth under threat?
    And just to add to all my worries where is my old mucker Andy Car Park?
    Hey ho.
    Onwards and Upwards.

  13. JJ

    PIE was the Paedophile Information Exchange. It lobbied to legalise under age sex (Its illegal to have sex under 16 in th UK. It is classed as rape because the lay presumes that someone under 16 cannot give consent for sex.
    PIE was affiliated to the National Council for Civil Liberties in 1978-83
    Patricia hewitt, Harriet Harman (ministers in the last labour government) and Jack Drome (harmans husband and a current labour MP) were in the NCCL and must have known what the PIE was. So they are implicated as paedophile apologists.

  14. Will someone please respond to John Jefferson Burns assertion that Nigel Farage is a clown, I’m afraid that I have not got the energy.

  15. John birch @ 14:48

    If your take on it helps to put the gay progressives where they belong, Baron may be persuaded to go along except he would very likely extinguish anyone who dared put his hand on any of his grandsons.

  16. Baron 20.17.

    Baron, I didn’t say I agreed with it. Just pointing out their argument .

  17. John Jefferson Burns at 17:52

    Burnsy, not only are the two clowns responsible for the Spanish, and before that the Belgian and Dutch royal resignations. They also take the blame for the AGW, the Ukrainian civil war, he near meltdown in things financial, and everything else that has gone wrong with the world since it began to ……

    But not, Baron suspects, for the imbecility of the citizens of the Republic who voted in the biggest clown to ever run the country, once the envy of the world, now the most indebted in the world. And they voted him in twice. TWICE. That’s a dead cert in imbecility if you believe Einstein’s definition of it – repeating the same thing over again, and expecting different results.

    You follow, man?

  18. John birch @ 20:22

    Quite what the barbarian wanted to say, said it badly, John, so to start again, he agrees with your pointing out the logic of their argument. That may be not as bad English as what he asid before although after few drinks, and do not ask why he had few, well, more than few frankly, alot would be closer to he truth, it’s amazing he can still talk. Eh, better stop here.

  20. Today has been Coronation Day of Queen Elizabeth II.

    Long may she reign over us!

  21. Obama is not a clown.
    He is a dangerous communist.
    We pin our hopes on Ted Cruz for 2016.
    He is already demolishing Hillary.

  22. Anyone who can demolish Hillary has my support. Allowing that woman to run a country would be akin to putting Lady Macbeth in charge of a hospice.

  23. ‘I’m sorry, I didn’t know what type of bird it was. It tasted nice’: Turkish man caught stuffing a beheaded swan into a backpack apologises
    article in the daily mail
    I HATE THESE BASTARDS AND DISGUSTED THAT THE MAGISTRATE GAVE HIM SUCH A LIGHT FINE. HE SHOULD BE DEPORTED TOGETHER WITH ALL THE SCUM! PROVES WHAT I ALWAYS KNEW, THE JUDICIARY ARE PERVERTS AND COMMIE SWINE.

  24. Anne,
    The question is, what was the bastard doing in this country in the fist place? This only goes to show that Cameron has no intention of curbing immigration, and lies consistently on this subject and on much else besides, as the metropolitan elite have done for donkeys years, supported enthusiastically by a judiciary drenched in socialism. Unless Nigel comes out on top at the next election then we are doomed, and frankly I am off. I love this country desperately but honestly, I can not live with much more than of this.

  26. John Jefferson Burns @ 05:53

    One would have thought it cannot be done, worshipping Allah and Marx simultaneously, and yet the messiah has done it. But then, he’s messiah, one shouldn’t be shocked, that’s what messiahs do.

  27. The Alex Jones Show is in my view required watching for anyone who is trying to understand the contemporary world. If that takes a few hours a day, so be it.

    And for those who persist in the belief that Jones is repetitious and not a journalist consider his broadcast yesterday, June 2nd – and if you have only a little time to spare – start with the second hour:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GoRU0EGkkd8

  28. Have you met Lord Ashcroft’s invisible friends (at the DM and Speccie) ?

    There is a great deal of huff and puff that the latest poll from Ashcroft shows Cons. well ahead in the Newark bi-election. Careful reading shows he has guessed that those `shy voters`who declined to say who they would vote for this time would vote as they did in 2010;hence he accounted c.13 votes for every UKIP vote.Not a sound method.

    It may already be too late.The postal vote forms went out at the time of the UKIP victory in the EU election;and nothing succeeds like success.

    There are 13,000 postal votes.Supposing a 50% turnout:that would be 28,962 minus 13,000 = 15,962 cast on the day.

    Generally this postal voting is a bad thing ;and we have heard of the dirty tricks played by Labour in this regard.Seats in the N.E. have been won with the postal vote alone.There again Newark is [probably] 95+% indigenous British,and with a lower rate of social housing and flat dwellers then nationally.

  29. stephen maybery
    June 3rd, 2014 – 10:17
    stephen, I agree. Another moot point: What was the bastard doing with such a sharp knife? We have had enough of these devils coming here and beheading not only fowl and beasts, but men too.

  31. Radford NG @ 13:55

    You are quite right, Radford, as if twisting raw data were not enough, there seems to emerge a tendency to treat assumptions, guesswork as hard facts, too. Lord Ashcroft’s example is but one such case. What amazed Baron was the inclusion of the drug black economy and the proceeds of prostitution into the GDP statistics. Lunacy.

  32. You shouldn’t ask why, but Baron was listening to PM on Radio4 this afternoon, it had Rory Stewart on, (an academic, politician, author, diplomat, MP …. ) talking about the heinous man in Syria electing himself, an unspeakable evil, someone who should be out, and preferably dead bla, bla. “So, what would your solution to the Syrian crisis be?. asked the PM presenter. ‘We must explore all avenues, but approaching Iran may be the best. They’ve given up on the uranium enrichment, want to get closer to the West, can put pressure on Assad …

    What a twerp, both the Assad’s and the Iranian regimes are evil, there ain’t an ounce of difference between the two, but of course, the messiah is keen on Iran, has to appease the mullahs for fear they may come up with the bomb, hence every puddle and one keeps parroting him.

    And then they puzzle why Ukip supporters intend to stay loyal to Nigel for the next year election.

  34. Just home from a pleasant evening with Mr. Boot and his dear wife. I wish we could all enjoy an evening with him. Perhaps my plans for September will come together. He is really good company.

  35. Robertus Maximus global city
    2 days ago
    Exactly. Whenever the Left have a chance of implementing their fantasies it means something of real worth, tried and tested over centuries, will be destroyed never to be put back together again.

    In the case of the Jews it means facilitating the flight of a people who have made an incalculable contribution to Western culture, and replacing them with people who will do incalculable damage to Western culture.

    The Left should be sectioned, en masse, to protect the safety of others.
    45 Reply

  39. Peter from Maidstone
    June 4th, 2014 – 08:03
    Bless you Peter, and may you have many more fruitful, healthy and happy years.

  40. Peter from Maidstone June 4th, 2014 – 08:03

    Wishing you a very happy birthday.

  41. A body has been found in the hunt for a missing British backpacker in Malaysia.
    Tragic news just coming in. I may be wrong, but have a strong feeling that islamic, moslem terrorists murdered this young man.

  43. AWK1 4th, – 10:40

    We-ell, maybe. Pulau Tioman is a major resort. I don’t think there’s much islamic fundamentalist influence there, it’s too much of a money-spinner for Malaysia.
    Pahang is quite a modern province, unlike Terengganu, to the north.
    I’m afraid it seems just a tragic accident to me, compounded by the fact that he went out alone…ba-ad idea.

    http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/SmartDeals-g303993-Pulau_Tioman_Rompin_District_Pahang-Hotel-Deals.html

  46. RobertC – 14:44

    “Most of the parents – all they care about is having a good education for their children in an Islamic setting.”

    With the girls at the back of the class?

  47. Paul Jay June 4th, 2014 – 12:29

    “Wonderful interactive photographs, of the D-day landings. Just click on each to see the then and now photos”

    I could not get it did not work for me?

  48. David Ossitt @ 19:20

    Click on the same link furnished by Baron few hour earlier, perhaps that will help, David.

  49. Peter, many happy returns.

    You may like to aim, as Baron does, to live forever. And you know what? So far so good.

  50. Yesterday I took the train over to Liverpool Street, and was shocked rigid in the process. There was an announcement, I could hardly believe what I was hearing, it was a security announcement, delivered in crystalline English, perfect enunciation, no mistaking the message. A few minutes later there was another message concerning the destination of the next arrival, this announcement was in pure woglish, couldn’t understand a word. All this goes to show that the authorities can communicate with us when the feel the necessity to do so. Says it all really does it not?

  52. John birch @ 07:09

    Frightening read, the Douglas Murray’s story, and yet the MSM arselickers won’t cover it much, everyone’s scared, the politicians, the scribblers, the police.

    It will need a spark, something that will finally jolt the useless agencies of state to take action and – many of you may not like it – it may come from the community of the Allah worshippers, as it did in Birmingham. It was Muslim parents who complained about the the teaching, a Muslim MP who pushed it. One of the governors, white as chalk, did raise it few years back, his concerns were ignored by the Council, the police, Ofsted.

    Go figure.

  53. David Ossitt
    June 4th, 2014 – 19:20
    Oh – that’s strange – sorry, I don’t have an explanation on why the link didn’t work for you. Perhaps it’s something to do with having to sign up to the Guardian web page first. I got it originally from a Facebook link but now I do remember I had to sign up to the Guardian first before I could send it to friends via email – so perhaps just blocked to non-Guardianistas? … Oh well…. but they were very interesting.

  54. Paul Jay & David Ossitt 4th, – 23:12

    Guardian link worked fine for me, without signing up.

    But when I tried it on my tablet it didn’t work.

  57. re Scottish MPs in UK Parliament – Redwood has let the cat out of the bag in the response to the Queens speech, suggesting that, in the event the Scots vote Yes, no GE takes place in Scotland in 2015, that Scottish MPs currently in Parliament remain until full independence (around 2016) and take no part in English/Welsh/NI activities nor in the negotiation of the terms of independence and then depart for good. Labour are starting to wake up to the implications.

  60. Two amusing articles in the Telegraph, each where someone has strayed into the wrong area, oblivious to the consequences:

    Man in gorilla suit shot with tranquilliser dart at Tenerife zoo
    A man is recovering in hospital after being shot with a tranquilliser dart when he was dressed as a gorilla at a zoo
    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/spain/10878041/Man-in-gorilla-suit-shot-with-tranquilliser-dart-at-Tenerife-zoo.html

    and ….

    Barack Obama says Scotland should remain part of United Kingdom
    American President says UK has worked well as a “united and effective partner” in valuable boost for campaign against Scottish independence
    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/scottish-independence/10878492/Barack-Obama-says-Scotland-should-remain-part-of-United-Kingdom.html

  61. RobertC – 16:09

    It is even more extreme than I thought:
    Obama pleads with Scotland to vote ‘No’ to independence AND for Britain to stay in the European Union
    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2649727/Obama-pleads-Scotland-vote-No-independence-AND-Britain-stay-EU.html

    You would think a failed auto-cue reader would want to avoid highlighting his limitations:
    “He also said it was ‘hard to imagine’ how leaving Europe could be good for Britain …”

    And he isn’t even born in Britain!

    It cannot be worse than if we stay:
    “… and even claimed that things would not ‘go well’ in Europe without the UK.”

    Hopefully better than the Ukraine, where the US and the Eu have meddled, without success!

  62. The Religion of Peace at it again?

    Hundreds killed in ‘massive’ Boko Haram attack in northern Nigeria
    “Massive” number of killings reported after al-Qaeda-linked group attack villages in remote northeast Nigeria

    “In one of the attacks, Christians shepherded into a church by armed men apparently for their safety died when those soldiers turned out to be Boko Haram fighters in disguise, who opened fire on the cowering crowd in their latest attack.”

    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/africaandindianocean/nigeria/10878074/Hundreds-killed-in-massive-Boko-Haram-attack-in-northern-Nigeria.html

    Boko Haram’s leader was radicalised in Britain:
    http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/the-british-face-of-boko-haram-man-suspected-of-masterminding-bomb-attacks-in-nigeria-was-radicalised-in-glamorgan-9388373.html

  63. Big Sex Scandal (Mirror,DM etc):Farage takes arm to help disabled woman in Malta at Conference of Institute of Tourism arranged months ago and also attended by Helen Grant MP,Lord Adonis and Mary Portus. (See Farage’s column at the Independent.)

  64. Newark bi-election.

    Conservative—17,431

    UKIP————–10,028

    Labour————-6,842

    Save Hospital—–1,891

    Green—————1,057

    Lib Dem————-1,004

    Turn out:52-8%

  65. Radford N G,
    Thanks for the election breakdown, great news, UKIP wiped the best part of 10K off Conservative majority. Not a dickie bird of this on the BBC. I wonder why? It is no good the metropolitan elite trying to ignore this event, we are not going away.

  67. To angry to post. Once more I am plagued by internet advertising. Some fucking yank telling me how to make a million. This intrusion is happening all the time, it is an intrusion of my personal space and I do not like it.

  68. That lover of Britain and all things British, as the share holders of BP can attest, President Obama, has waded into the Scottish question. Does the fellow think we are the Ukraine? Surely it would be more appropriate for the man to attend to his own business instead of poking his nose into ours. And why has no member of our Government not told the self regarding prick to go forth and multiply while at the same time pointing out that many of the problems of this World are due to America blundering into situations of which they have no comprehension.

  69. stephen maybery
    June 6th, 2014 – 08:04
    And why has no member of our Government not told the self regarding prick to go forth and multiply

    Heaven forbid! 🙂

  70. Robert C.
    I have just read some of the links you provided for my review of Muhammad. Thanks so much for this, the pieces did not say anything we in Tower Hamlets did not know, but it was nice to see this issue so well articulated. Nothing will be done of course, all Rahman has to do is threaten civil unrest and authority will run.

  71. My first grandchild, Noah, was born this morning. What sort of England will he grow up into? What can we do to make it a better future than seems presently likely?

  72. Congratulations to the parents and grandparents. Peter, I am not a fortune teller, but pray that Noah will find rainbows in a long, healthy and happy life.

  73. Peter.

    Control Islam . The only real danger to this country we face.
    All others are imagined or fashionable.

  74. My heartiest congratulations Peter. I wish the child and mother good health.

    In answer to your question.

    “What can we do to make it a better future than seems presently likely?”

    The removal of Islam from the UK, the Muslims that live here are in every sense a ‘fifth column’ nothing but bad will come out of the appeasement that the powers that be are promoting.

  76. What’s this ? I turned on the TV this morning and there was a D Day commemoration event on the beach at Normandy. Swarms of ballet dancers were oiling around to some weird music. Next thing I see are lots of people dressed as soldiers re-enacting the landing in slow motion and there are women among them – women landed on the beach on D Day ? Who knew ? Have real men finally been written out of the history book ? Why did this spectacle feel so wrong ?

  78. One of the most concise and right summaries of the messiah’s rule, stephen, truly superb, not even Frank could have done better what with your encapsulating everything from the BP financing in part us recovery down to the festering Ukraine boil bursting into a Full Monty of cancer thanks to his meddling. Have it framed, it should be a paragraph in the future history book for our kids if they are lucky to escape the Trojan horse of the ROP.

  79. Peter, congratulations, enjoy for now for it’s now when they are cute, adorable and full of innocence.

  81. postergirl @ 17:52

    What you have failed to spot was a unit of gay soldiers in the re-enacting spectacle, postergirl.

    More to the point, and a serious one as well. Without devaluing in any way the courage, heroism and application of the soldiers who took part in the landing and beyond, nothing is being said anywhere about the politicking before the second front opened, e.g. the Operation Rankin, the aim of which was to stop the Red Army advancing up to the shores of the Atlantic. It doesn’t fit the current interpretation of the War as Russia is governed by Putin, the arch villain, but it should because without properly learning the lessons of history we’re bound to repeat the mistakes made.

  82. Postergirl June 6th, 2014 – 17:52

    “Why did this spectacle feel so wrong?”

    Because it was wrong and it was wrong in so many different ways.

  83. stephen maybery @ 08:04

    But, stephen, the one you call yank sees every country as Ukraine, he most likely fears Scotland with Salmond would not be poodling to him as much as the boy does, and the chance of Ukip having a greater input into the politics down south if the spit happens, the Nigel’s brigade splits the Tories scares him, too.

    Regretfully, Britain lost her leadership of the world because the country, alone in the world, stood up to the Nazi evil, fought it heroically. The Republic has impoverished herself in the course of the last century taking part in few skirmishes around the world with at best questionable results. And the messiah has the nerve to tell us how things should be done. Sickening.

  84. RobertC @ 19:42

    A superb take on the messianic impostor, Robert. For Baron, it’s hard to even listen to him now, he has to switch the radio or TV off, cannot stand the narcissistic posturing, the arrogant bleating, the gayishly soft prancing around …

  85. Congrats on your grandsonPeter.
    enjoy having a baby grandson. He will not be a baby for long. before you know it he will be a hoodie wearing teenager!

  87. “It’s incredibly moving,” [David Caneron] said. “The sense of history, the sense of awe, but also for my generation the sense of humility – we haven’t had to do anything like what our grandfathers’ generation did to fight for freedom, to put their lives on the line.”

    Well, tomorrow you could announce an in-out referendum on the European Union by year end.

  88. postergirl
    June 6th, 2014 – 17:52

    “This was a modern Continental guide to the Second World War and the lesson spectators were meant to take home was that the European Union is a thoroughly good thing.
    When two veterans were presented to the audience at the climax of the 90-minute extravaganza they were not British or Canadian or American but French and German.
    As Leon Gautier, a Free French commando, and Johannes Borner, a German soldier, stood shoulder to shoulder, the scenery used at one point to depict Nazi gun emplacements was rearranged to create the circlet of gold stars that is the symbol of the EU.”

    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/history/world-war-two/10882909/Amid-the-French-theatrics-a-simple-pipers-lament.html

  89. Congratulations Peter.

    What can you do to make the world a better place for him to grow into? As others suggest, campaign long and hard against the vile cult of Islam. Use your Pulpit as a bulwark against their intolerance and do not be seduced by the siren calls of the apologists that intolerance cannot be met with intolerance.

    Load your shopping trolley, with the meat at the bottom. When it is all scanned, ask if the meat is halal then refuse to pay and walk out. Vet his school lessons and object to every non-Christian/anti-western stance they adopt. Ensure he is raised to know Britain’s true place in the world’s history – as the abolishers of slavery, for example.

    I suspect the ‘secret trial’ currently exercising the press is secret because what the Muslims planned was so vile, so callous, so anti-human that the establishment are genuinely scared for ‘social adhesion’ and civil unrest.

  91. Clear Memories
    00.45

    Your thoughts on the secret trial are exactly the same as mine.
    What other reason could there be.

  92. Good article in my opinion .

    Standing on Gold Beach in Normandy where he landed as a Lance Corporal 70 years ago, Cyril Ager, 90, raised his hand to salute 413 comrades who lost their lives alongside him on D-Day.
    ‘I wanted to pay tribute to those who died,’ he said. ‘We did what we did so future generations could live in freedom, without fear.’
    An unassuming remark and one typical of his generation. But there could be no more eloquent explanation of why men like him were prepared to make the ultimate sacrifice.
    It is also a remark that raises fundamental questions about Britain today. For not only have we lost the selfless belief in duty and country that were second nature to those D-Day heroes, we have also squandered the precious gift of freedom they gave us.
    The soldiers who returned from the war took any job they could, while their families survived on rations. Today, able-bodied people refuse to work as they’re better off on welfare.
    While those soldiers gave for their country, countless numbers today take from it. This week’s story of mother-of-nine Cheryl Prudham, who has twins on the way and already collects £38,000 in benefits, speaks volumes. ‘It’s the Government’s fault,’ she said, while on holiday in Menorca. ‘You’re not going to say “no” to money if it’s offered to you.’
    In 70 years, the mindless exploitation of a well-intentioned welfare state has taken us from D-Day to White Dee Day. We’ve heard horrifying stories of D-Day troops who jumped from their craft into shell craters in the sea that were so deep they drowned. Today, police won’t jump into a pond to save a drowning person unless there’s been a health and safety assessment.
    As for our freedoms, thanks to Leveson and the metropolitan elite’s obsession with muzzling the Press — that essential safeguard of democracy — we are seeing the introduction of draconian restrictions on newspapers’ abilities to report what the Government and those in high places get up to.
    Only this week, the Mail disclosed that a major terror trial was to be conducted in secret. We were only allowed to report it was taking place after mounting a legal challenge.
    But our justice system is a law unto itself. How else can you explain the decision to spend £5,000 prosecuting a Lithuanian who stole two 10p bags from Sainsbury’s, while it refused to deport a Ghanaian woman living here illegally who force-fed her own baby to death?
    Previous generations fought to protect this island. Today, we can’t even police our borders. We’ve allowed mass immigration to place unbearable strains on the NHS and our schools and have adopted the disastrous creed of multi-culturalism that’s stoking racial tension. Yet anyone pointing this out is vilified.
    But perhaps the greatest tragedy of all is that, having sacrificed so much in the war, we have handed sovereignty to a European Union that is effectively run by Germany — the very enemy men such as Cyril Ager landed in Normandy to defeat.

  93. Grandsons are a blessing(I have 4)
    Many congratulations Peter
    We all moan about our lot and the future
    I remember my Grandfather who was involved in the biggest conflagration the world has ever known telling me that the world was going to the dogs as I grew up
    *
    I never found it so
    *
    Grandchildren give us hope and perspective

  94. In 1944 our society was united in its self belief and purpose.

    And now 70 years later the tide of liberation has reached the military itself with the coming incorporation of women into combat units.

    There’s a great antidote to the feminist ululations about that on the BBC.

    It’s called: “It’s The Lies” at:

    http://john-moloney.blogspot.com/2014/06/its-lies.html

  95. At least Gove ‘gets it’ and, of course, Charles Moore, except that he only half ‘gets it’:

    While we turn a blind eye to Islamists, our children suffer
    “On Monday, Mr Gove had spoken off-the-record, but unguardedly, to a newspaper. He was worried, the paper reported, that Home Office officials did not take the roots of Islamist extremism seriously, preferring to concentrate only on its violent manifestations.”

    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/terrorism-in-the-uk/10881324/While-we-turn-a-blind-eye-to-Islamists-our-children-suffer.html

    I would have preferred the headline to say Islam, or even the Koran. There is only one version of it and, from what I can see, Boko Harem are interpreting it correctly.

  96. A few weeks ago I wrote a review of Robert Spencer’s THE TRUTH ABOUT MUHAMAD. I learn today that Teresa May is trying to ban him from entry to the United Kingdom, must have been because of something he wrote. Now if he was a sand nigger (0ops, there I go again) preaching death and destruction to the infidel he would have been welcomed with open arms, given a home most Brits could not hope to afford and a continuous flow of taxpayers cash with which to maintain his justifiable hatred of us and his troupe of wives. Theresa luv, confine your energies to buying daft shoes, as for me, I will bury my copy of the book in Altub Ali Park, the forces of law and order will never think of looking there.

  98. Following is a snippet from a review of Dark Albion by David Abbott, which popped through my letterbox this morning.

    No need for me to add anything, says it all.

    “One of the many shocks I had on reading Dark Albion was that this story had finally been published at all. The replacement of the native White working class population is the biggest disaster to ever befall this nation. And yet here in the country of Milton, Shakespeare and Dickens, it is almost impossible to find any literature which reflects the ordinary White view of this.”

    http://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2014/02/review-of-dark-albion-by-david-abbott

  99. Labour has accused the Government of “gross negligence” for failing to address the issue of extremism in schools.

    I know I should not allow myself to get worked up over labours nonsense , but for Christ’s sake, who allowed the bastards to be here in the first place.
    Despair.

  100. Michael Roberts
    June 7th, 2014 – 14:43
    Let me assure you that I am completely against the lunatic admission of all the rubbish and terrorists who wish to enter this overcrowded land. But, I have never read such a nasty piece of work as David Abbott has presented. Goebbels would approve of it, although I believe he wrote his evil doctrines in a better German. Nigerian women and other African females are accused of having huge arses. Well, I’ve seen some horrible gross white ones, complete with tattoos and revealing breasts sported by the white working (probably NOT working) class. In actual fact, I find as an older person that the manners of the black and, yes, the women in moslem gear, are far better than the average English person. I am always offered a sea, and assisted in getting up or down. I live in a mainly middle-class white area, and I am shocked at how the children are not taught to give up their seats for their elders, and how their mothers allow them to perch dangerously on their seats whist the parents yap on their mobiles. We do indeed have a very serious problem by the uncontrolled admission of foreigners to this country, but Abbott’s nasty little piece reflects his stupidity. Honestly, how many of his “good old white working class” even know the works of Milton, Shakespeare and Dickens? Shakespeare wrote of the Kings of England, but very many of his plays depict foreign personas. The same with Milton. Dickens is perhaps the nearest in recording the ordinary lives of the English, but how many of the ‘underclass’ are actually familiar with his works if in a printed book?

  102. AWK: 14.43

    Anne, I wouldn’t disagree with much of what you say, but compared with the endless stream of mind-numbing, patronising, dishonest drivel with which we are fed by LibLabCon, the EU, the sinister activities of bodies such as Common Purpose, and the fearful reluctance of most public figures to even admit the magnitude of the problems, I thought it refreshingly honest. Bitter, disillusioned, yes; depressing even, and in places maybe a bit nasty; but stupid, no.

    I have no illusions about the ‘good old white working class’, and I don’t think I’m that much younger than you; fifty years ago they were certainly much less ignorant and obnoxious than what you correctly describe as today’s underclass; no argument from me there – visually offensive is just the start.

    Even so, they are not all like that by any means; but the behaviour, appearance, attitudes of, well, too high a proportion of them are so egregious that you need to remind yourself that actually most people are OK. And immigrant/ethnic/whatever low life are every bit as bad, just sometimes in different ways.

    I’ve got about a quarter of the way through Abbott’s book, which incidentally is in places very funny. Well, I thought so. His main shtick is that, unconsulted, we have been forcibly saddled within a very short timespan, with unacceptably high numbers of immigrants from largely alien cultures and which have been allowed to settle in concentrated areas, the net results are becoming increasingly catastrophic, and we possibly ain’t seen nothing yet.

    Not much to argue with there. Best wishes :o)

  103. Michael Roberts
    June 7th, 2014 – 21:45

    Michael, thanks for responding to my posting. I read a lot, and have a whole list of books awaiting my attention. I will however read Abbott’s book, and if I’m still around I will give my critique. By the way, I am disgusted with the three main parties, and as for the EU I find it positively criminal. Such a beautiful world, yet people seem bent on creating havoc

  105. Malfleur

    I live in hope: Benghazi, any chance whatsoever the pathetic Republicans will actually go for the jugular?

  106. AWK 19:30

    Excellent points.

    Won’t be too long before the ethnic UK population is completely cowed & useless: praise be upon him etc. etc.

  107. At the river with my dog between Dedham and flatford .
    This is the part of the England I want to live in
    And the weather is glorious .

  108. Redneck 00:26

    That seems to be the plan for both England and the United States.

  109. ‘The bricks are fallen down, but we will build with hewn stones: the sycamores are cut down, but we will change them into cedars.’

  110. Did anyone read the article on page 2 of the Weekend Financial Times- the anglo-american newspaper of globalist propaganda – but, as with the Spectator, I quite like the Arts section and their political views are always instructive…. Did Fraser Nelson by the way ever publish his promised article on Neathergate? If not, he might like to do so while coupling it with his insight into the illegal busing into the USA through Mexico from Central and South America of tens of thousands of hispanic children and into the political aims which might be in play in both countries in this regard….

    The article on page 2 is headlined: “: IMF warns on UK house prices”.

    The IMF is the jumped up set of financial gangsters, one might think, led at present by Madame Thérèse Defarge formerly of the very honourable international law firm, Baker & Mckenzie.

    Those who did their homework a few years back will have read Confessions of an Economic Hit Man by John Perkins. Perkins has of course been called “a conspiracy theorist” by Mallaby formerly of the Economist… Ha! Ha! Ha!

    The IMF however is of course nothing like the World Bank etc and does not aim to make otherwise independent countries permanently indebted to it and therefore under its control.

    Nonetheless, the IMF is reported in the FT article once again to be telling the British government what to do and significantly this appears to include building houses like there’s no tomorrow with mortgages readily available (that worked well in the USA following the Clinton initiative on sub-primes), though it does not appear to recognize that the British government is already being told what to do by the European Union Commission which in turn is being told what to do by whatever shadowy organisations and individuals appointed them.

    Have we ever ceased being condescended to by the IMF since 1976?

    There are of course some terribly unfavourable and unfair views of the IMF which, it should go without saying, one does not share and which can be reviewed and dismissed at:

    http://www.globalexchange.org/resources/wbimf/oppose

  111. Malfleur 8th, – 12:14

    “we will change them into cedars”

    Not MORE bloody conifers!!! 🙂

  112. Redneck – 00:26 ‘cowed & useless’

    At least Toby Young has presented the situation adequately:

    Don’t dismiss this Tory feud – it’s protecting a swamp full of medieval Islam fanatics: TOBY YOUNG gives parents a stark warning of the threat facing our children

    “It’s time we had a proper debate about what religious practices we are prepared to tolerate in schools and other state-funded institutions – and if we need to ‘drain the swamp’ we should get on with it before the crocodile population gets out of control.

    It is not ‘Islamophobic’ to want to protect young people from being brainwashed by medieval fanatics. But because of some throwaway remarks at a lunch and the Home Secretary’s absurd overreaction, this debate has been reduced to a sub-plot in Game of Thrones, with Mr Gove cast as the Imp and Mrs May doing a good impression of Daenerys Targaryen.

    It’s difficult not to laugh, but the Islamist (sic) takeover of state schools is no laughing matter.”

    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-2651832/Dont-dismiss-Tory-feud-protecting-swamp-medieval-Islam-fanatics-TOBY-YOUNG-gives-parents-stark-warning-threat-facing-children.html

  113. The BBC: The Birmingham academy trust at the centre of the so-called Trojan Horse allegations has been accused of running schools which have “taken the Islamic focus too far”.

    What, like girls sitting at back of the class, or do they mean ‘holy war’?

    Let us hope next week improves.

  116. Madame Defarge speaks:

    “‘Do I have to go on my knees?’: grovelling apology from IMF head for incorrect warnings on UK economy.” (Daily Telegraph)

    Bien, mais ce n’est qu’un début…

  117. RobertC 8th, 23:28

    “taken the Islamic focus too far”.

    Perhaps they’re daring to suggest that it is the equal of Christianity?

    🙂

  118. Malfleur – 00:29 ‘Change the World through Inspections, the Cameron Way.

    The heading says it all really!

    We just won’t tell the public what we find. We have form!

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