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Research published by the Social Policy Foundation suggests that male same-sex civil partnerships are far more likely to fail than female, and both exceed the rate of failure of heterosexual marriage. Male same-sex partnerships are ten times more likely to split up within the first year of a relationship than heterosexual marriages. Female same-sex partnerships are three times more likely to see a separation within the same period.
I am somewhat bemused to find three men in cassocks stepping into the ring to take on the “silly bureaucrats” and the “minority in leadership who want to privatise religion”. But that’s what has happened today. First off, Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams put his name to a piece in The Mail On Sunday saying:-
Right on cue the former Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr George Carey, weighed in during GMTV’s Sunday Programme with:-
Meanwhile the Bishop of Lichfield, the Right Reverend Jonathan Gledhill, declared his diocese to be fighting back against the politically correct approach to Christmas with a new poster campaign:-
Ordinarily, we would say these churchmen are part of the liberal problem and preside over an emotionally feminised version of Christianity. However, even they have limits. They have, it seems, noticed that the silly bureaucrats and the mysterious minority in leadership have none, and will go on chipping away at every surviving outcrop of Western culture until nothing remains. The “hands-off” declarations of today reveal a fault-line between religious liberals and committed egalitarian activists. In essence, the former are drawing a line in the snow. They are refusing to let their faith be marxised out of existence - which is a point I have made many, many times in respect of Western Man in general. When all roads lead to extinction, resistance will be the only recourse.
Tamsyn Lewis is an Australian runner, currently preparing for next year’s Commonwealth Games in Melbourne. She is undeniably attractive, and gets a fair bit of media attention here in Australia. Earlier this month, Tamsyn revealed that she is still haunted by a nightmare experience which occurred in England in 2002, when she was preparing for the Manchester Commonwealth Games. She was short of money at the time and so decided to base herself in the London suburb of Brixton. It was not a good choice. Not only were two people down the road murdered and her neighbour held up at knifepoint, she herself suffered two attacks during her brief stay. On one occasion she was at a bus stop when a man leered at her. She told him to go away and he smashed a bottle and threated to cut her and kill her with it. Another time, she was walking along the street when a man tried to pull her into a parked car. She fought him off and ran away. Brixton is, of course, one of the more multicultural suburbs of London. We are always being told how much our lives will be enriched by the multicultural experience, but clearly Tamsyn does not feel at all rewarded by her time in Brixton. She remains frightened to this day by her experiences there.
Since last weekend’s events in North Cronulla we have once again been treated to the enlightened thinking of some visiting liberals. It tends to be a frustrating experience. Stopping these people from displaying their faux-morality long enough to answer a fact-based argument is really very difficult. But it has ever been thus. I remember how, back in the 1960’s and even as late as the early 1980’s, Conservative thinkers agonised over the tendency for the educated young to look to a radical left that was all noisy protest. A great many students were weak and were simply swept along with the rebellious spirit of the times. But be they weak or strong, we are surely reaping their whirlwind now. However, before one gets too down-hearted, there are some signs that today’s young view the modern liberal-left establishment in much the same light as my generation viewed the old establishment ... something to be opposed in root and branch! I guess it must be sheer hell - far worse than the mere boredom we suffered - to sit through years of excruciatingly earnest, Pee-Cee educational pap. As evidence of this happy trend I offer the following essay, “On diverse enjoyments”, which arrived in my in-box a couple of days ago. It is written by a young man who is still in education and who had the wisdom and foresight to say some very nice things about this blog. His grasp of the real political currents of our time is vastly more sophisticated than and superior to that of our recent liberal visitors. I find this wholly encouraging. If there are people like this among the young, who will not have to spend years of their lives in thrall to liberalism but can really see NOW, the future is not lost. Our essayist’s blog-name is Alex Zeka. He lives on the south coast of England, and it is about this sceptred isle that he writes. He is to be encouraged. GW
The West sure takes diversity, equality and tolerance seriously. It has grown to be inevitable that, whatever harm “diversity” brings, the anti-racist crowd will demand more effort from the majority. Let us, however, consider what has been done for Britain’s sexual, racial and religious minorities over the past few years. Laws banning various forms of discrimination have been passed. European directives have been agreed on. A statue commemorating that great hero of the multicultural morality play, Nelson Mandela, is due to be erected in Trafalgar Square. The new, super-egalitarian Commission for Equality and Human Rights (pdf) will have enough resources lavished on it to lift every single Briton above the poverty line (if it isn’t raised, which it will be).
All week I have been asking people I know this question: Why were convoys of Lebanese men allowed to drive into Cronulla and other Sydney suburbs smashing cars and shops and bashing local residents? Surely, these large convoys must have been noticed by the police. Why weren’t they stopped? My work colleagues gave me some unconvincing answers: that the police couldn’t be everywhere, or that the police could not have stopped the cars. But now a different answer has surfaced. The Seven Network claims to have a police report instructing officers to stay away from Punchbowl Park where the convoy was gathering in order not to “antagonise” the young Lebanese men. The convoy then moved into Cronulla unimpeded by police. I can only hope that the media pursues this incident vigorously. Who was responsible for the directive? What was the thinking behind it? It was a decision with serious consequences: it left the residents of Cronulla unprotected from a serious attack. Police tactics will be different for this Sunday, though. A force of 1500 officers is being organised to patrol Cronulla and surrounds. Meanwhile, there have been four attacks on churches in Sydney, the worst of which was an attack on a Catholic primary school during a Christmas carols service. Shots were fired into cars and parents abused.
Our threads have been humming with the developments Down Under. But one comment posted yesterday on JJR’s initial, heads-up post of 10th December deserves not to be missed. This is it:-
Here is the link to her site, The Alter of Democracy. It deserves to be read, too.
Not many, one would think, who are neither neoconservatives, Blairites nor arms manufacturers. The more one ponders Iraq present and future and the mired progress in Afghanistan, the more difficult it becomes to see a durable enhancement in security for the West at the end of all this. And that, surely, is the only honest measure by which we might justify all that has been done in our name, including the sacrifice of our sons. The stakes are appallingly high, with a nuclear revenge attack on Western soil being considered “inevitable” by some US specialists. Will an outside chance of victory in the WoT and even the establishment of American Empire and its hegemony in the ME really be worth that? Beyond Iraq, here’s a swift tour of the good ole WoT in the ME. Judge for yourself whether this is shaping up nicely for neocons or whether it has already spun out of control.
Given the, literally, hundreds of movies and documentaries about the Holocaust, it struck me as rather odd that there wasn’t a comparable body of work about the Holodomor—the Ukrainian Famine of 1932-1933. I finally found one 55 minute documentary about it. But then I found something more disturbing ...
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