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Whatever works? How Darwinian of the SPLC! Here’s my response sent to the SPLC’s editors:
The Sea Stallion from Glendalough, the longship Havhingsten fra Glendalough, is a faithful reconstruction of the Skuldelev 2 wreck ... Chemical analysis of the timbers revealed that Skuldelev 2 - one of five such wrecks in preservation today - was built not in any Viking homeland, but in Glendalough, Dublin in 1042. The Irish capital had been founded by Viking settlers two centuries earlier, and had become a flourishing trading centre with a large Scandinavian population and close ties to the rest of the Viking world. The Skuldelev 2 is believed to have been sunk in Roskilde Fjord after thirty years of service. In December 2004, Her Majesty Queen Margrethe launched the project to build her replica in Denmark. Only traditional methods would be used, even down to cutting the timbers solely with the Viking axe. She would be thirty metres long and with a beam of almost four metres. Her sail would be linen and cover 118 square metres. Her crew complement would be a maximum eighty oarsmen and women. The summation of that noble effort was her long voyage, begun on June 30th this year, “back” to Dublin. She left Roskilde on 30th Jun, stopping in Kirkwall in Orkney and Kyleakin in Skye, and Lagavulin Bay on 30th July. She arrived triumphantly in Dublin on 14th August. And how did the political world react to this stirring event? Need you ask?
Surely, not quite the Viking spirit.
In the Iowa Straw Poll, the exit poll conducted by “Vote in Sunshine” was at odds with the official vote count by an enormous margin (37% vs 9%) of over 300% difference in the case of Ron Paul. Detractors of the exit poll claim this difference was caused by the exit pollsters being obvious Paul supporters—driving away supporters of other candidates from signing their exit poll affidavits. But here is a front and back view of a supposedly representative shirt worn by an Iowa Straw Poll exit pollster (click through for higher resolution detail): Now clearly these images are not consistent with the theory put forth by the detractors that the exit pollsters were presenting an image so biased toward Ron Paul that it resulted in a 300% increase in exit poll results for him. The over 300% disparity can hardly be explained by whatever subtle signals might have been put off by the exit pollsters. It might be explained by two other things, however: 1) Actual fraud during the closed count of votes during which a voting machine “malfunctioned”. 2) Misreporting by the “Vote in Sunshine” folks so gross that we must assume something was going on akin to the exit pollsters chanting Ron Paul slogans while wearing shirts not represented by the above “neutral shirts”—misreporting by “Vote in Sunshine” so gross that it is most reasonably construed as fraud. I don’t know who is lying here but either way when liars show up around issues of such stupendous significance—rationality sides with further questions being asked. UPDATE: We now have 3 more straw polls, two of which strongly corroborate the Vote in Sunshine exit poll (Alabama State and a county fair in New Hampshire) nd and one of which weakly corroborates the Iowa results (Illinois State).
Courtesy of Tivo and the New Media, Max Tower brings you this graphic example (there are many others but few quite so graphic) of the kind of thing that could turn the Ron Paul supporters militant enough that they become violent:
I missed this, in my experience, almost unprecedentedly honest piece of writing by Leo McKinstry when it appeared in the Daily Express on 9th August. He still blames “the left” for our travail, of course - we haven’t reached the stage yet where a wee little journalist can break with that. But it still merits attention. I have praised McKinstry’s honesty before, here and here. He knows that of which he complains, having worked as an aid for Harriet Harman (who is now Labour Deputy Leader). The body of the Express article details various instances of discrimination against English applicants to jobs in the state machinery. We know the story well, and I won’t paste it all out here. I will, though, treat you to McKinstry’s bold top ‘n tail for that narrative, which could have been written by any of us. I also reproduce the entire comments thread as it stands this morning. A good deal of it is probably contributed by BNP members, who are ever-ready to make their point. But anyone who has scratched the polite surface of conversation with the kind of person who might read the Express knows the sturdy soul underneath. These are the sentiments he holds. I am surprised, frankly, that the Express moderators permitted such sound expressions of opinion. Perhaps they moderate according to the tone set by the article. Perhaps the Express has decided to counter falling newspaper readership by breaking with the zeitgeist and ministering to its readers’ true opinion. Erm ... no, that would be too much to hope for.
It would be interesting to hear the opinions of our commentariat of the Global Elite Wiki that is being constructed here. By definition, the complex and arcane web spun by the power elite is something the little people, the nobodies can know very little about. But this appears at first glance to be a solid, sober and extremely comprehensive attempt to rectify that. Have a nose around. See what you think.
The results of the Iowa Straw Poll are in and the question is whether Ron Paul’s overwhelming Internet popularity translated into not just boots on the ground but effective boots on the ground. Various humorous (herd of angry cats) and sometimes derogatory (escaped mental institution inmates) epithets have been hurled at Paul’s supporters. What they really are is a not very well-regulated nascent militia—in the early stages of formation at that—with all of the attendant organizational problems. But this is not yet a violent revolution—it is still politics where the bottom line is not territory but votes captured. Given this standard, it is important to look at the most recent “revolution” in America’s conservative movement for comparison: The Reagan Revolution. In 1979, Ronald Reagan garnered 11% of the vote in the Iowa Straw Poll and went on to win not only the Republican nomination but the Presidency whereas Paul garnered 9% in 2007—so they are comparable with Paul at a slight disadvantage in the comparison. A few things stand out about Reagan in 1979 vs Paul in 2007: What this says is that Paul’s conservative revolution is credible (despite an Old Media blackout that will continue) if during the next few months Paul’s committed boots-on-the-ground Internet militia and Paul’s own commanders learn to better coordinate their mutual resources.
I consider the author of this video to be a grassroots video genius: This video used to be the second short in the stream to which I linked in my prior post about New Media, but for some reason someone replaced it with a rap video.
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