Rival Syrian protesters clash at Sydney airport

And so, as another episode of Islam v. Dictator v. Stupid Moderates unfolds in the Middle East, we have to now hear about it here in Australia.

Once again ABC radio and TV is full of horror and hope that somehow we can bring peace to this troubled land. If only we can topple another dictator.

How much more of this intractable problem do we have to suffer before it becomes obvious that the fate of Muslim countries is a permanent struggle between Islamic fundamentalists, dictators, and stupid moderates/ideologues? Nothing will change until the violent nature of Islam is acknowledged and somehow rooted out (yeah, good luck with that).


The only sane policy towards Islam is a divorce.

File under: the ideology of diversity loves a brick wall to bash its stupid head against.

David Wood: Three Stages of Jihad

All you never wanted to know about Islam's doctrine of jihad!
25 minutes you'll never get back from your life!
Makes fun of Obama's moronic understanding of Islam along the way.
Watch and learn ...


More from David Wood at Answering Muslims.

File under: religion of peace.

The French Revolution 2012

Bob Beauprez, The News From Occupied France

Below is a photo of the Hollande victory celebration in La Bastille Plaza in Paris, historic site of the French Revolution. The text that follows the photo is not mine, but is from a trusted source, and includes a message from his French friend Maxime Lépante. I spoke at an international conference in Paris in 2003 and was told then that 30% of the population under the age of 15 in France at that time was Arab Muslims – and, they didn't come with any plans to assimilate into French culture.

"This photo was taken at La Bastille Plaza in Paris, during the election celebration for the comrade socialist president Hollande. See any French flags? Anywhere? Actually, there is ONE towards the bottom right. The other flags are in order of appurtenance, Palestinian (2 flags top right+1 center left), Algerian, Turkish (towards center), Syrian (towards left of pic + below Palestinian flag), Moroccan (w. star in center), and European Union flag. The other flags I can’t recognize, there are also Syndicates or Unions’ flags. That's France in a nutshell."

And the Hollande campaign apparently included this Niggas in Paris video ...


Marine Le Pen did reasonably well. And with the far-right rising in Greece too, it looks like Europe is increasingly splitting along racial/religious lines, as anyone with half a brain could have predicted.

(Via Atheist Conservative)

File under: demography is destiny.

Image of a dead country

Lawrence Auster, Image of a dead country

Face it, folks: this is what we have become in response to the September 11, 2001 Muslim terrorist attack on America: a humiliated, defeated, and despicable people that accepts its humiliation and defeat. Not a single prominent figure or institution or political movement in our country protests this self-humiliation, because the only alternative to humiliating ourselves would be to profile Muslims, and that would violate our highest principle, which is non-discrimination toward whatever is most alien and hostile to ourselves.

Sam Harris wrote in defense of profiling, but generally Auster is right.

File under: flatlining.

Romanian beggars invade Park Lane, London

Invasion of Park Lane: Romanian beggars set up camp ... (via VFR)

* Moved into central reservation after eviction from Marble Arch last month

* Urinating in street in view of capital's highest-end restaurants and hotels

* British homeless: Too dangerous to sleep rough with knife-wielding migrants

* Coachloads of foreign pickpockets and prostitutes flood streets each day

* Tourist: 'It’s disgusting. It’s like something from the Third World'

* Locals say the group were sleeping in subway under central reservation ...

This must be the "spirit" that Kevin Rudd mentioned in his speech about copying the European Union down here in the Asia-Pacific:

The European Union of course does not represent an identikit model of what we would seek to develop in the Asia Pacific.

But what we can learn from Europe is this – it is necessary to take the first step.

In the 1950s, sceptics saw European integration as unrealistic.

But most people would now agree that the goal of the visionaries in Europe who sat down in the 1950s and resolved to build prosperity and a common sense of a security community has been achieved.

It is that spirit we need to capture in our hemisphere...

Behold the "common sense of a security community"!

File under: power fills a vacuum, and Kevin Rudd's hemispheres are empty.