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“Oops,” says the average British octogenarian, upon reflection. “Hitler’s vision of a White Europe wasn’t so bad after all.” Too late, pal: [Article].
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Marxist: “On the Left, everyone is equal!” Conservative: “What a coincidence: they’re equal on the Right, too.” [SF Forum thread].
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Holy Jeebus, even the “latter-day saints” are jumping onto the pro-fag bandwagon. Egalitarianism: it’s a disease you catch from Jews: [Article].
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Marxist: “Under communism, all of the people are equal!” Democrat: “What a coincidence. They’re equal under democracy, too.” [Article].
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Don’t know about the CIA part, but feminism is of course a Jewish movement, and it isn’t surprising that modern women are unhappy. Doing unnatural things – like not having kids and working 10-hour days outside the home – is a downer: [Article].
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by Alex Kurtagic. “Sometime ago I visited my local surgery. At the reception desk, I was confronted with a poster, bearing Britain’s National Health Service (NHS) logo. The poster was produced by the NHS Business Services Authority (NHSBSA), which is a spawn of the British government’s Department of Health. Across the top of the poster, […]
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It seems that, at some point, somebody in our government asked the question, “how can America drag the Muslim world (the last holdout) into the New World Order via Zionism, supercapitalism, equalocracy and materialism if we don’t have military bases all over the Middle East?” Or a very similar question: [Article].
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But, if America doesn’t push Equalocracy onto the rest of the world, then there goes the Jews’ best chance for major tikkun olam: [Article].
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The negro in charge of forcing Cultural Marxism onto British society finds himself under governmental scrutiny: [Article].
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Human equality/egalitarianism is fascinating: the belief in it makes people do very foolish things. It’s a religion in a way, one that keeps growing with no end in sight. Chapter 4 of this book has some interesting observations about equality. For example: “One American general noted the contrast between the singing armies of World War […]
