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What makes us free? According to liberals it is our liberation from whatever might impede individual choice. But this is a definition which takes us in odd directions. Take, for instance, the views of Jessica Brinton, who recently wrote an article on the young women of Tokyo (“Maid in Japan”, Herald Sun, not online). The article was intended as “a snapshot of a culture where radical fashion, sexual bravura and cultural weirdness are finally beginning to liberate its women.” So what is the evidence that young Tokyo women are being liberated? First, there is a changing attitude to work,
What gives us a sense of wellbeing? The results of some Australian research might surprise you. A study was released last October which compared the wellbeing of Australians according to the electorate they live in. 23,000 Australians were interviewed for the survey which was a joint project of Deakin University and Australian Unity, a large insurance company. In which electorates did people report the highest level of wellbeing? The decisive factor was not money. In fact, the electorate with the lowest taxable income, Wide Bay in Queensland, scored the highest level of personal wellbeing. So what did count? The report highlighted three factors which, according to political orthodoxy, ought not to matter.
One of Steve Sailer’s best kept secrets is how he comes up with his standard-setting political science models such as the marriage stability for white women is the primary driver of Republican victories, explaining an incredible 83% of the variance in the Red State/Blue State voting patterns. When I plugged his data for white female marriage stability and electoral outcomes into the Laboratory of the States database, and ran it against the rest of the hundreds of variables, it still came out as the best predictor of Republican victories. Due to data-dredging effects, even if some of my variables had beaten his, it wouldn’t have meant they were better—nor that his model was wrong. I threw everything but the kitchen sink at his model to beat it looking for any variables to best it. But they didn’t. Just amazing. How did he do it? He didn’t say. But now he has let loose a clue: He has been getting fed insights by a guy calling himself Inductivist and a brief survey of his blog entries reveals the “Inductivist” may have what it takes to come up with models as powerful as Sailer has been promoting via his blog. (If Sailer himself came up with the white female marriage stability model of conservative voting then my apologies but the Inductivist blog doesn’t need something quite that impressive to be a secret weapon for Sailer.)
When the French Revolution broke out in 1789 it was greeted with enthusiasm by the young intellectuals of Europe. The English poet William Wordsworth was no exception. He wrote verses in support of the Revolution, including these significant lines,
In these lines Wordsworth is claiming that man is naturally free in the liberal sense of having no impediments to his individual will and reason. The individual man is superior to everyone else but God; he needs no restraints and recognises no laws except those accepted by his own reason; he follows his own will in all things (but always chooses to do the right thing). A few decades later another famous young English poet, Shelley, was still holding firm to the same political ideal. In his work Prometheus Unbound (1820), Shelley advanced his ideal of a “new man” who would “make the earth one brotherhood”. This new man would be,
“Violent sex attack on prostitute” yelled the hotlink copy on BBC News’ front page. Attuned to Mattra’s Tawana redux I clicked and up came the story.
OK, so now for the big question ... whodunnit?
Tanned complexion? What does that mean, for pete’s sake. Has he just come back from holiday? Or ... ah, could it be a tortuous, new bit of Pee-Cee, and the doubtless brown-skinned police spokeman, Det Insp Justin Srivastava, just couldn’t bring himself to finger one of his own folks? If so, that would be a pretty pathetic way of going on, even for Lancashire Police (first item on their website: The Diversity Strategy Launch). But then I read this:-
Now, we have been lumbered with the euphemistic “sex workers” for some time, although its use is restricted to politicians, broadcasters and the Inland Revenue, as well as some of the prostitutes themselves. Most of the latter, though, are probably better acquainted with being called a “working girl” or, more specifically, a “slag”, “tart”, “whore” or, indeed, “bag bride”. But street worker? Which moronic Home Office word-Marxist circulated the offending Guidance to all police forces this time? No matter, Lancashire Police and their vibrant new spokesman, Detective Inspector Shrivel ... Starve ... their vibrant new spokesman, anyway, are proving to be bang on the cutting edge of modern policing for confident, safer, and secure neighbourhoods, where people know that the police and partners understand the issues that matter most to them. Blah, blah. Joke: What do you get with street workers working in pairs? Your bins emptied.
This is the full transcript:-
Well, the passengers will be remembered as heroes one and all. And their heroism was instructive. Seeing that there was no self-preservation to be had from sitting quietly as the hijackers demanded, they chose the only course open to them. They were, therefore, clear-sighted before they were brave. Quite obviously, the Administration’s decision to remove Saddam and democratise Iraq does not belong to the same class of human action. But the presence of the Minutemen on the border certainly does. Here, too, there is no advantage for patriotic Euro-Americans to be had from sitting quietly at home, as the Administration demands. The clear-sighted understand that the Mexicanisation of the south-west is fatal to the life they know and love. Out of clear-sightedness flows the courage to act. The heroes of Flight 93 will at least have a memorial by which future Americans may, if they choose, remember them. But who will those future Americans be? And how many of them will care to remember the courage of the men who travelled south to defend the way of life they had always known.
A BBC News article on-line yesterday . Sue Fox, a researcher on sociolinguistic variation and change, is a lucky girl. The BBC loves her and her work. It must, because it remembered her - and it – all of eight months after the BBC Press Office circulated this:-
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