The Devine Message
2010 Orwell Prize winning blogger and author of the book ‘Generation F’ under the pseudonym of Winston Smith. Writer at the Conservative Woman & elsewhere. Former radical leftist. Fully recovered. Aspiring optimist. Irish & British. Zionist.
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9/11 and how the Western Left Continues to Shame Itself (opens the original)
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One of the most depressing and infuriating aspects of the 9/11 Islamic supremacist attack at the time was that a significant cohort of western leftists, while not supporting the attack outright, believed that America brought it on itself and kind of deserved it. There was an odious opinion piece in The Guardian by Seamus Milne, because of course there was, that articulated the anti-western left perspective on the atrocity within days of the attack. Only a mind completely ignorant of the history
The Delusions of an Armchair Revolutionary (opens the original)
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Before I tell you how things worked out with Abi, I’ll have to tell you how things didn’t work out with Eleanor. “Things didn’t work out” is a convenient euphemism that passively obscures the central role that I played in the failure of my relationship with Eleanor. I met Abi a few months after I had broken up with Eleanor, who I still loved, if love means that you kill a relationship slowly over time. It was 2002 to be precise, a time when us Irish struggled with basic arithmetic and consequent
De facto open borders are also a threat to integrated ethnic minority citizens (opens the original)
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One aspect of the debate around mass immigration that is rarely discussed is how de facto open borders also have a negative effect on our well integrated ethnic minority citizens along with legal immigrants from culturally compatible cultures who want to integrate with us. Before examining that phenomenon, let’s focus on some concerning details about immigration policies in the UK and Republic of Ireland that are rarely scrutinised by pro-mass immigration media outlets. Every now and again one o
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