"There are countless horrible things happening all over the world and horrible people prospering, but we must never allow them to disturb our equanimity or deflect us from our sacred duty to sabotage and annoy them whenever possible." -Auberon Waugh
Saturday, January 30, 2016
Whistling past the graveyard is one thing
This, however, is more like stomping among the tombstones while playing "Yackety Sax": "EU Leaders Claim No Link Between Cologne Sex Attacks And Migrant Crisis".
Glad you like it, Paco. I thought Michael Hordern's performance was excellent. A very creepy short film. "Who is this who is coming?" is a relevant question regarding the "refugee crisis" in Europe.
The European elites (and our own elitist Euro-wannabes) are determined to commit cultural suicide (because they don't think it will affect them). The European rank and file, and I think the American ones, not so much. It smells like violence to come.
I dunno, maybe 65 million years is long enough.
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ReplyDeleteWhistling around graveyards just isn't advisable
Mike: Thanks for the link to that film. Looks to be pretty good.
ReplyDeleteGlad you like it, Paco.
ReplyDeleteI thought Michael Hordern's performance was excellent.
A very creepy short film.
"Who is this who is coming?" is a relevant question regarding the "refugee crisis" in Europe.
No, of course, there was no link. Just like there was no link in the murder of the Philadelphia police officer, the San Bernardino mass muder, etc.
ReplyDeleteNotice how the article refers to "migrants". "Refugees" must be yesterday. They've been mainstreamed.
The European elites (and our own elitist Euro-wannabes) are determined to commit cultural suicide (because they don't think it will affect them). The European rank and file, and I think the American ones, not so much. It smells like violence to come.
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ReplyDeleteBy referring to them as "migrants", they seem to imply it is some "natural process" like migratory birds. And coconuts.