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Tag Archives: Mark Steyn
bantustans, bikinis and burkas
….Looking for an equal whites amendment… The general thesis here is probably correct as expounded by Doug Saunders.. But the devil is in the details. In genreal one can conclude that Islam is a religion of peace. Salafist kooks and … Continue reading
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Tagged bernard lewis, Bruce Bawer, Daniel Pipes, doug saunders globe and mail, Gustave Bauernfeind, Jacob Vigdor, Joseph Farquharson, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Mark Steyn, Niall Ferguson, oriana fallaci, Schreyer paintings German, shimon peres
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bernard says
At ninety-five he is still writing, still sharp and to the consternation of the Left, he continues to be be considered an architect of neo-conservatism and Islamophobia. He has also been vilified as the architect of neo-conservatism and Islamophobia, and … Continue reading
at the speed of a mouse: ease of epiphany
Battle of the prophets? Back a thousand years ago, the Jewish sage Maimonides had no illusions about an Islamic Golden Age. For a Jew it was a precarious existence and he thought and witnessed the particular animus of Muslim culture … Continue reading
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Tagged alastair campbell, Andrea Mantegna, B.F. Skinner, carrie bradshaw, doug saunders globe and mail, Duccio di Buoninsegna, Ed Milibrand, Giotto di Bordone, Islamic Conversions, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Maimonides in Egypt, Mark Steyn
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repertory: islamophobia rewind
She makes a good point here, namely, stop bitching about the vulgarity of American culture vis a vis Islam and Arabs and make your own art or cultural product. Fight bad product with better, fight prejudice and lies with truth … Continue reading
re-write the book: wait for the director’s cut
There is such a wide gap of perception regarding Islam and Muslims in general in the West that does not permit a reconciliation of views; each is sharply juxtaposed against a given context that does not permit a synthesis. At … Continue reading
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Tagged Ayaan Hirsi Ali, bernard henri-levy, Charles Clement Boniface Ozdemir, Christopher Hitchens, doug saunders globe and mail, Jeremy Sidney, John Wayne, Mark Steyn, Niall Ferguson, Omid Djalili, Peter Sellers Award for Comedy, Robert Redeker, Samia Ghali, Stephane Gatignon
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element of surprise
Indeed, for a historian who can establish himself in the past and not the future, the world’s development is full of surprises: in religion, in politics, in social attitudes, there are sudden, almost electrifying, shifts nad changes that would, were … Continue reading
lights under the stars
Demographic time bomb? An ideology of religion or religious ideology? There are no answers and the data is mixed, a muddy glass that is difficult to discern what is actually inside. A common view is that secular liberal democratic values … Continue reading
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Tagged Akihiko Hoshide, Aosdana Ireland, Christopher Hitchens, doug saunders globe and mail, Eli Wiesel, Golda Meir visits pope, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Madonna swastika Marie Le Pen, Maimonides, Mark Steyn, MK Eldad, Nicky Larkin, Paul Ehrlich, Sam Harris, Sunita Williams, Women in Green Jerusalem, Yaron London, Yehuda Brown, Yuri Malenchenko
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family planning
Population control. The Malthus nightmare. Limited procreation to maintain national characterstics. An affront to bourgeois values, liberal, humanistic axioms. As Allan Greenspan said, “a billion is not what it used to be.” But a billion moslems facing off against an … Continue reading
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Tagged Abou Zayd, Abu Zayd, Allan Greenspan, Christopher Hitchens, Gideon Levy, Gideon Levy Haaretz, Gilles Kepel, Ibn Battuta, Ibn Batuta, Igal Hecht, Kenan Malik, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Marc Chagall, Mark Steyn, MK Israel Eichler, oriana fallaci, Paul Ehrlich, Sam Harris, Sam harris The End of faith, Siavosh, Sultan Salim II, Tzipi Livni, Yair Lapid, Yesh Atid
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intense: back to moses and magic
The intensity of the debate will not be defused. Its an old argument. Revelation versus reason. Certainly, Darwin played an accelerating role, but the old scuffle could go back all the way to Moses and the Pharaohs of Egypt invoking … Continue reading
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Tagged Bill Maher, British National Party, Christopher Hitchens, Hassan Bek, hatam abdel khader, Jack Straw, Le Pen Front Nationale, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, mahmoud abbas, Mark Steyn, Martin Amis, Moses in Egypt, Moses the exodus, Richard Dawkins, Tony Blair
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ethical oil: filtered organic with a hint of guile
Granted that Ezra Levant is a major league shit disturber and unabashed zionist; whn the target is Saudi oil as unethical, the the pot calling the kettle black. black gold that is. Alberta bound. Still, as demagogic, reflexive, ideological and … Continue reading
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Tagged alykhan velshi, armine yalnizyan, Dalai Lama, desmond tutu, dirtyoilsands.org, ethical oil, ethicaloil.org, ezra levant, Henry Makow, jody williams, Keystone XL Pipeline, Mark Steyn, tar sands environmental impact, william watson
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