Month: November 2020

Problems with Diversity Part 48

Civic disengagement is not a consequence one would expect from social diversity. However, studies have shown that civic disengagement is more likely to occur in diverse communities than in relatively homogeneous communities. According to an aggregate study by Matthew Kahn and Dora Costa, when cultural diversity is combined with income inequality, members of all cultural… Continue reading Problems with Diversity Part 48

The SNP Ain’t Scotland Part 16

The SNP has become the Sorrow of Scotland: an incompetent cabal driven by a divisive and malign Nationalist Socialist ideology, implementing destructive policies that have seen vital areas like the economy, education, health and justice wrecked. It is doing real harm to tens of thousands of Scots, but the callous SNP sees that as a price worth paying to tear… Continue reading The SNP Ain’t Scotland Part 16

Muslim Invasion of the UK Part 23

Migrants are crossing the English Channel to escape from their countries which are enraged by war, poverty or political instability. Organised crime gangs have profited from smuggling people from Asia and Africa across Europe over the last 20 years. In the case of refugees, it is very difficult to apply for asylum to the UK… Continue reading Muslim Invasion of the UK Part 23

Trump over Biden Part 19

Trump, during his time as President has reshaped the US Judiciary. The appointments, all for life, have led to the ideological “flip” of three of the country’s 13 federal appeals courts, one level below the Supreme Court. The Atlanta-based 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, the Manhattan-based 2nd Circuit and the Philadelphia-based 3rd Circuit all… Continue reading Trump over Biden Part 19

The Persecution of Christians Part 22

A spokesperson for the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) has confirmed that on 17 January, Boko Haram disconnected the Borno state capital Maiduguri and surrounding areas from the national electricity grid for the second time since June 2019.  Seventeen soldiers were reportedly killed and an unknown number kidnapped in attacks along Bama-Gwoza road on 17… Continue reading The Persecution of Christians Part 22

Muslim Invasion of the UK Part 22

Many of the migrants come from Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria and countries in Africa, fleeing poverty, persecution or war. Arrivals in the summer of 2020 have included entire families from Yemen, Eritrea, Chad, Egypt, Sudan and Iraq. Some stand a chance of being granted asylum, while others, considered illegal economic migrants, are unlikely to be granted… Continue reading Muslim Invasion of the UK Part 22

Western Culture Under Attack Part 33

During a press conference, Pittsburgh Police Chief Scott Schubert said he’s “willing to bet his check” that “there’s a lot of people who are anarchists” who cause “damage and injury.” He added, “It’s just a damn shame that they took advantage of the situation, for  something [that] happened in another state where somebody died who… Continue reading Western Culture Under Attack Part 33