Thanks to Geoff for pointing out this convenient and commodius form of future transport.  Ideal if you are in a hurry.

By “the right”, of course, I mean those of us who care for truth and for our own people, neither one to the exclusion of the other.

By “right” I mean that the liberals and egalitarians, the elitists, the sensibility merchants, the anti-white racists, the politically correct, the identity artists, the rights artists, the self-haters, the liberty junkies, the complacent and the sleeping are all utterly, ingloriously WRONG!

So, a little naked truth-speaking …

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Around Spring 2006 British voters will be sent to the polls by the three-time election winner and Prime Minister of Smiles, Tony Blair, to vote on the proposed EU Constitution.  Opinion is settled on the matter and entirely accords with the long-established two-thirds, one-third majority for Euroscepticism.  So how will our internationalist PM and his new Master of the European Stage, that man of Brazilian passions, Peter Mandelson, ever persuade the British public to the contrary?

Well, reasoned argument is obviously out.  Something stronger is required, something befitting a desperate elite.  It has to be - can only be - threat.  And the only threat that has any purchase on the public mind is that of the lonely and dire future awaiting Little England outside the loving embrace of Europe.  There, Blair and Mandelson have a (softening) majority.  There they have an outside chance of pulling off a truly astonishing victory.

So be ready for it: a No vote will irrevocably lead to Britain having to quit the Union and, thence, walk the narrow and dark path to national failure.  That’s the line.

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This first post is a basic overview of anti-communitarianism for readers unfamiliar with another view of this philosophy. My work isn’t meant to insult anyone’s education, intelligence, or personal beliefs. Maybe you already know all about it and none of this post is news to you. But if you do, you’re a rarity among men. In the U.S., the communitarian agenda is never advertised on public service announcements. It’s rarely covered by major news. It’s never discussed by U.S. candidates for public office. In Great Britain and several other countries, it’s known as PM Blair’s and Labour’s political ideology. I begin with an “introduction” because I’m aware of the global barriers to understanding the exact philosophy that contributed to my overall conclusion. I pose that communitarianism is the ultimate third way synthesis in the Hegelian dialectic.

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Keith Windshuttle‘s new book “The White Australia Policy” is not going to make the big splash his work on the British colonisation of Tasmania has had. There Windschuttle more or less single handedly overturned the established wisdom on Tasmanian frontier history and rammed home his argument with repeated volleys of documentary evidence, something he shows time and time again his targets either don’t have or frankly distort. Windschuttle’s big splash is not going to be overturned by his critics. They were caught with their pants down. Their collective embarassment and outraged response probably has more to do with the full glare exposure of their professional laziness and competence than with their ideological blinkers.

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Because I see gathering ethnic instability in my homeland and throughout Europe and try to calculate the consequences I’m a bit of a sucker for prediction in general.  A particularly fascinating example of the species appears in the Telegraph today.

The always thought-provoking Niall Ferguson offers the vision of a new authoritarianism in Russia.  The parallels he draws between Hitler’s Germany and what is emerging in Putin’s Russia are arresting: a weakened parliament, media control, a developing state control of the economy, a disregard for private property rights and the rule of law …

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“Women now make up over half the workforce and the proportion is growing.”

The deputy chair of the Equal Opportunities Commission, Jenny Watson, mystifying her audience at the launch of the “sex & power” report, Who Runs Britain (pdf).

My first reaction to this was regret since, obviously, I don’t.  But then my second was a rush of optimism from the equally obvious fact that the possibly cute but not acute Jenny Watson never will either.

Found her here but decided to leave my post as is.  Erm ... sure there are lots of ways in which she is lovely.  Being a lobbyist and human rights artiste may not be two of them, though.

Is it possible to be ungallant to a feminist?

“Who would want to be a TV dad?” begins a recent item by Wendy Tuohy in the Age newspaper. “If you’re in a sitcom you are most likely a man-boy buffoon, clueless about fatherhood or marriage, self-indulgent but not self-aware, unreliable, immature, and usually the butt of the family joke.”

Fathers, it seems, are either made absent in TV families (eg The Gilmore Girls) or are portrayed as harmless buffoons (The Simpsons, Malcolm in the Middle, Everybody Loves Raymond). It’s hard to think of a single example on TV today of an intact family in which a father exercises a wise and protective paternal authority.

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