America Celebrates 250 Years Of Lies
Lies, lies, lies. A full 250 years of lies. The lesson of the American Revolution is that not only can evil win, but it will win so completely that everyone will believe it was good.
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Lies, lies, lies. A full 250 years of lies. The lesson of the American Revolution is that not only can evil win, but it will win so completely that everyone will believe it was good.
That wonderfully emollient assertion: “There will always be more that unites us than divides us,” is no longer true – if it ever was.
Nah, same bullshit as every other socialist.
Tamaki is too old to change his mind but if he’s so worried about nihilism, he should first check if the call is coming from inside the house.
The King’s Birthday should be the pinnacle of our public holidays, worthy of our entire nation raising a glass (or in my case, several) to the institution of the monarchy. Here’s why.
Voters deliver a brutal budget verdict as One Nation surges.
Most of the normal voter behaviours in general elections suggest a centre-right victory, and, though the margins may be tight, a Labour victory depends upon too many abnormal events to occur.
Politics, proper politics, must begin with separation from the system, a complete and utter rejection of its framing and suggested pathways for “legitimacy”.
Angus was devastated by Paul Goldsmith’s decision to euthanise the BSA. He immediately dashed off a letter (he doesn’t do email. Or mobile phones, microwaves or indoor plumbing).
Elections in Britain and Australia tell the same story.