Lest we forget

Posted by Matt O'Halloran on July 07, 2006, 03:37 PM | #

Why shouldn’t it happen again? The British want cheap electricity and petrol like everyone else, and they have been suckered into thinking they can only get it by imposing backward, tyrannical and corrupt regimes on the Muslim populations of the Middle East.

Then again, they’ve been flattered by the promise of a ‘special relationship’ with the USA, which demands costly and futile military provocations 3,000 miles from London as a quid pro quo for the nugatory benefits of friendship with the biggest rogue state in history—a state worm-eaten by the worship of Moloch, and by subservience to the original adulators of the Golden Calf, now back in power in their ancestral badlands.

I have very little time for all this ‘never again’ bogosity. The odd death, disablement and destruction of property is part of the price Britain pays for consumerist greed and a foreign policy founded on post-imperial delusions of grandeur. The victims of July 7, 2005 were no more martyrs than if they had been singly struck by lightning or cars, and all these crocodile tears and two minutes’ silences are sick-making.

Everybody, even the Zionist liars of Harry’s Place, knows damn well that if we left the ME alone and got rid of our Islamic aliens, they’d leave us alone. But that is interdicted by the globalist insistence on scrambling everyone up and living in each other’s pockets—despite the free availability of autarchic fuel sources, and the imminence of more, if we spent a fraction of the money on energy research that we are piddling into the desert sands of Mesopotamia along with a meed of British blood.

The ‘rank tyranny’ we have to worry about is a lot closer to home than to some fanatic holed up in a cave on the North West Frontier.

MR has a regrettable tendency to fall prey to NWO falsifications of contemporary history: from Guessedworker’s sentimentalising about WW2 to your taking the Zionist cartoons provocation at face value. You should get the enemy’s rhetoric out of your mouths and follow the money. Then instead of belabouring ‘Islamofascists’ and ‘liberals’ like the Ann Coulter crew, you’d find that the trail leads up to the doors of bankers’ parlours and our own politicians—but neither class could get away with it but for the complacency of their helots.

Few sheeple lie awake at night worrying about the new caliphate, or race replacement, or the loss of ‘fundamental human rights’; they want to be ‘safe’ and to get a bit richer each year without working any harder.

Look on the bright side: the odd terrorist death is a more than fair exchange for the complete absence of real war since 1945. If we followed an isolationist foreign and economic policy, we might have even fewer casualties, but let’s count our blessings.

Posted by Alex Zeka on July 08, 2006, 05:08 AM | #

Matt, either your reading skills are not upto your writing skills, or this was a pre-prepared comment you decided to festoon onto my post, as it has almost nothing to do with my post.

Why shouldn’t it happen again?

Because, I hope anyway, enough people will have their eyes opened by these atrocities, and might even turn anti-Islamist parties into a serious political force.

I have very little time for all this ‘never again’ bogosity.

Well, you are a cheery fella!

The victims of July 7, 2005 were no more martyrs than if they had been singly struck by lightning or cars

There’s no way to prevent people getting struck by lightning. There is, however, a way to prevent people getting blown up by hostile strangers: don’t import any.

As for them being martyrs, I never used that expression, nor did I even directly refer to the victims.

I shan’t quote all your ramblings about the Middle East, and the erroneous nature of our foreign policy there. I agree with most of it, but how any of that is relevant to a discussion of hostile Islamists in the UK is beyond me.

your taking the Zionist cartoons provocation at face value

Fact: Muslims in the UK began to parade their contempt for the West and esp. for England, after some fairly mild cartoons were published in a Danish paper. To safeguard ourselves against such violence, we must either expell the hostiles, or start to censor the Danish press. Pray tell how you’d go about doing the latter?

How is that “taking the Zionist cartoons provocation at face value”?

Few sheeple lie awake at night worrying about the new caliphate, or race replacement, or the loss of ‘fundamental human rights’

Fundamental human rights? Where on Earth did I mention fundamental human rights? Really, Amalek, you need to invest in a new pair of reading glasses. As for the sheeple not worrying about race-replacement, I am sure few of them worry about the depradations of the “welfare/warfare state” that you so like to jaw-jaw about. I thought you despised “relevantist” conservatism.

Overall, I am stunned by your defeatism, and you’re unwillingness to look beyond the Jew. I am not a fanatic, I do not view all the troubles of the world as stemming from the same source (incidentally, the very same source from which you’re ever so prized religion stems).