Saturday, August 13, 2011
Two Eternities' Hate
Gem-like example of how today's Gramscian communists have expanded Orwell's old wimpy little Two Minutes' Hate into an all-encompassing Eternal Hate.
Headline: Starkey raving bonkers! Historian accused of racism on riots.
Needless to say, Starkey is telling the precise truth, with zero exaggeration, about niggers and wiggers. White rich kids observe that black gangsters have all the status and get all the welfare goodies, so they emulate the black gangsters. No mystery to anyone who lives in the actual world. It's all around you if your eyes are open.
And the Hate starts:
Krishnan Guru-Murthy, a prominent presenter on Channel 4 News, questioned whether the historian had "lost it".
Mr Jones said Starkey's comments were "utterly outrageous" and that viewers would find his comments "offensive generalisations". "We cannot dismiss him as a buffoon. I think there should be no platform to espouse these sorts of outrageous views based on prejudice, not fact, and incitement of racial hatred. His career has come to an end and it has ended in disgrace."
Mr Lammy, whose constituency saw the outbreak of rioting a week ago, said: "His views are irrelevant – he's a Tudor historian talking about contemporary urban unrest."
We don't have Gulags in the West, but we do punish truth-tellers by absolute banishment. Starkey has told the truth, so his public life is finished.
See James Watson and Rick Sanchez for previous examples of banishment for truth. ¶ 6:21 PM
Headline: Starkey raving bonkers! Historian accused of racism on riots.
Needless to say, Starkey is telling the precise truth, with zero exaggeration, about niggers and wiggers. White rich kids observe that black gangsters have all the status and get all the welfare goodies, so they emulate the black gangsters. No mystery to anyone who lives in the actual world. It's all around you if your eyes are open.
And the Hate starts:
Krishnan Guru-Murthy, a prominent presenter on Channel 4 News, questioned whether the historian had "lost it".
Mr Jones said Starkey's comments were "utterly outrageous" and that viewers would find his comments "offensive generalisations". "We cannot dismiss him as a buffoon. I think there should be no platform to espouse these sorts of outrageous views based on prejudice, not fact, and incitement of racial hatred. His career has come to an end and it has ended in disgrace."
Mr Lammy, whose constituency saw the outbreak of rioting a week ago, said: "His views are irrelevant – he's a Tudor historian talking about contemporary urban unrest."
We don't have Gulags in the West, but we do punish truth-tellers by absolute banishment. Starkey has told the truth, so his public life is finished.
See James Watson and Rick Sanchez for previous examples of banishment for truth. ¶ 6:21 PM
