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Tuesday 28 February 2017

American Exceptionalism means American Imperialism







http://www.tedmalloch.com/yale-politcal-union/

COMMENT NOT YET DISPLAYED AT TED MALLOCH'S WEBSITE

American Exceptionalism also means the White Man's Burden being taken on by the New World having been passed it by the Old World.

The White Man's Burden (1899)

Take up the White Man's burden, Send forth the best ye breed
  Go bind your sons to exile, to serve your captives' need;
To wait in heavy harness, On fluttered folk and wild—
  Your new-caught, sullen peoples, Half-devil and half-child.

Take up the White Man's burden, In patience to abide,
  To veil the threat of terror And check the show of pride;
By open speech and simple, An hundred times made plain
  To seek another's profit, And work another's gain.

Take up the White Man's burden, The savage wars of peace—
  Fill full the mouth of Famine And bid the sickness cease;
And when your goal is nearest The end for others sought,
  Watch sloth and heathen Folly Bring all your hopes to nought.

Take up the White Man's burden, No tawdry rule of kings,
  But toil of serf and sweeper, The tale of common things.
The ports ye shall not enter, The roads ye shall not tread,
  Go make them with your living, And mark them with your dead.

Take up the White Man's burden And reap his old reward:
  The blame of those ye better, The hate of those ye guard—
The cry of hosts ye humour (Ah, slowly!) toward the light:—
  "Why brought he us from bondage, Our loved Egyptian night?"

Take up the White Man's burden, Ye dare not stoop to less—
  Nor call too loud on Freedom To cloak your weariness;
By all ye cry or whisper, By all ye leave or do,
  The silent, sullen peoples Shall weigh your gods and you.

Take up the White Man's burden, Have done with childish days—
  The lightly proffered laurel, The easy, ungrudged praise.
Comes now, to search your manhood, through all the thankless years
  Cold, edged with dear-bought wisdom, The judgment of your peers!



I am sure you are well aware that it was Kipling who dedicated to his poem to your relative.

I can only speculate as to reasons why you chose not to mention this at the debate!
 

Monday 27 February 2017

Are you an anti-Semite just because Jews hate you?

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/2017/02/25/anti-semitism-row-bristol-university-lecturers-rally-round-academic/


The more Jews complain about anti-Semitism, the more the gentile will hate Jews. Does this even need to be pointed out?

Muslims complaining about Islamophobia already know this.

The more you succeed in repressing the right of the gentile to express their views on Jews in their own land, the more they will hate you.

I really don't know what Jews think they can achieve by calling for ever more repressive laws against the gentile in his own land.

I had thought Jews were a clever and wise people. A clever and wise people would know that laws forbidding gentiles from hating Jews in their own land would only provoke and generate the very hatred they are trying to suppress.

Such laws would be seen as evidence of Jewish power. The idea of the state telling the citizen whom they are not allowed to hate would naturally and predictably be resented, particularly in European countries proud of their liberties.

Perhaps it is only a matter of time before a clever gentile suggests that Jews are provoking anti-Semitism against themselves by the very act of complaining about it.



Holocaust Denial is not a crime in Britain.If Alison Chabloz is found guilty on 24 March 2017 http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4036710/Blogger-52-posted-grossly-offensive-anti-Semitic-song-YouTube-denies-hate-crime-charge-brought-Jewish-charity-private-prosecution.html and Holocaust Denial for all practical purposes found to be a crime in Britain, then the true extent of Jewish power will be known. When this is known, even more anti-Semitism will be provoked and generated, with ever more repressive measures called on to repress this hatred thereby increasing this hatred exponentially. 

My friendly advice to the persecutors and prosecutors of Alison Chabloz is to drop this action, for their own good.  

After Hubris comes Nemesis.

Sunday 26 February 2017

The Left are angry with the Right




Millennial Woes:


Trump is not the end of our struggle, he is a plateau and a milestone.

We know that in order to make further progress, we're going to have to get better in the alt-right: more organised, more methodical, more efficient, and more serious and dedicated. It's not a game or a bedroom project any more.

With the string of doxings, we've realised what's at stake. It is serious. This idea of having to change scares us, because it is new and we need discipline. The alt-right won't just be fun any more.

There is another reason for our malaise. Our enemies are attacking us.

They want us to be hateful, they want us to be villains, but they know we are not, and it baffles them. 

The Left are attacking us because we are right-wing, and more right-wing than any opposition we have ever faced for many decades.

In the meantime the mainstream media are attacking us for being alternative and for being confusing to them, and they're angry that they can't understand us. They don't like this, they're not used to this. They've always had the privilege of being able to set the narrative.

They want us to be rednecks, idiots. They want us to be hateful, they want us to be villains, but they know we are not, and it baffles them.

And of course our various governments are attacking us for being rebels, reactionaries, revolutionaries, you might say - truly dangerous to the status quo.

Here is something you should bear in mind when you think our work is over, or that the movement is pointless, or that our methods are ineffective, or that the public aren't interested in our ideas.

If any of that were true, then our enemies wouldn't care about us. Instead, they are homing in on us as one of the biggest threats to their narrative.

Twitter is getting more strict and crafty with its censorship, and quite unpredictable as well.

Antifa have a list of targets whose Twitter accounts they want shut down. That's what they're doing. That's how arrogant they are. In the meantime, Facebook is shutting down accounts all over the place.

And then there's Milo. He, whatever you think of him, has also been undermined by our mutual enemies.

THE FEMININE STRATAGEM

In summary, the Left are adapting and reverting to type. They are returning to their old methods from fifty years ago: the methods of the beleaguered yet privileged underdog. Thinks of the middle class university lecturer who's a Marxist who has all the privileges in the world, yet he acts like the underdog, because in a sense he is.

The methods of the beleaguered yet privileged underdog: control, censor, guilt trip, gaslight, demonise, ostracise and manipulate the narrative stealthily, and always cry out in pain as you strike your enemy.  

At the school level and the college level, the Left are not accepting the new status quo of Brexit and Trump, they are not getting with the programme, they are clinging to their control of the programme. They're doubling down with all the ideas that got them despised by the public in general in the first place!

And then the other battleground: the perennial theatre of political warfare: the street. On the street in 2017, the Left are going berserk: rioting, shouting, weeping and violence. They do this for various reasons: to dominate the arena, to build solidarity within themselves, to impress and intimidate bystanders, and to humiliate their opponents.

Just look at the glee with which they celebrated Spencer being punched; they now glorify violence - the people who claim to be peace-loving, the people who claim to be compassionate and open-hearted and open-minded.

Just as they hated war until Barack Obama started waging it.

Just as they hated state corruption until Hillary Clinton was guilty of it.

And just as they hated deceit until their media started spewing it.

So they hated violence till they were the ones waging it.

And now they can't get enough of it. They love it. They're getting off on it, like children discovering it for the first time.

The Left are out of control and hysterical and it's just going to get worse.

All of the above could be applied to America. We are in Europe. We are in the true home of white people, the place where we belong, the place we must protect and hold sacred.

THE AMERICANS
Unlike the Americans, we don't have guns with which to defend ourselves, and our loved ones and our friends and our property, so we are less likely than the Americans to put up a fight. But we have something they don't have: the ancient ties to these lands that our ancestors inhabited for untold thousands of years and which they bequeathed to us.

And that is why we will put up a fight, and that is why we must do so.

Also, the Americans, given the sheer size of the USA, always have two options: segregating or seceding. We don't have either of those options. We are boxed in with the immigrants who are destined to replace us, and the Left, who are trained and determined to betray us. And that's why whatever happens in Trump's America, we in Europe are destined for war.

The alt-right is not in itself that important. Let's not fetishise it. It's just a mechanism by which whites are awakened, whether they are the ancient Swedes, the ancient Celts, the ancient Saxons, the ancient Franconians, the ancient Basques or the modern Americans.

The alt-right is a bridge between this dreadful, atomised and hollow age and a future secure for white children. The alt-right is a bridge from the strip malls of banal consumer products and the multicultural swamps of the modern Western nation. It is a future in which white people do recognise themselves and do understand that there is more to life than the strip malls, and the consumer product and the multicultural swamp, and do know they are a very special continuum, that they are the latest iteration of a very beautiful creature which is perceived beyond the material and above the base and fell in love with what it glimpsed there: a strong, creative and innocent creature which dreamt higher and delved deeper than we today can ever conceive of.

We probably cannot do it ourselves because we are too atomised, so we must instead remember and believe that our spirit, our matter, our soul, is capable of it. That memory of greatness and potential for grace is what now hangs in the balance.

Our work is not over, and our movement is not pointless. If our methods are ineffective, then we need to shape up, improve those methods and come up with new ones. If the public are not interested in our ideas, then we have to get better at communicating to them that they damn well should be interested in our ideas. It falls to us. The various malaises that we will inevitably go through must be got through, must be survived, outlasted and learned from. Our various opponents who can be got through to must be got through to.

And the many obstacles that will inevitably be placed in our way must to the best of our abilities be swept aside.

And never forget that our enemies are scared of us. And that has to mean something.

What is it that we are doing? What is it the alt-right for? The alt-right exists because the Fourteen Words are necessary. The alt-right exists to take us from here to there. The alt-right exists because it is time.

We were indeed born too late to explore the earth and too early to explore the galaxy, but just in time to secure the existence of our people and a future for white children.

How much trouble will I be in just for transcribing these words?

Will the Left try harder to have this post taken down and me disabled from posting on social media than in addressing the issues raised in this speech?

And if the predictable and inevitable reaction is suppression and censorship, then how are the fears of men on the alt-right being addressed?

Should this happen, would men of the alt-right not be correct in concluding that their enemy is utterly implacable, cannot be reasoned with and will never ever acknowledge that they have a legitimate grievance?

The best possible outcome would be for The Guardian to publish an essay preferably by the prize-wining Anthony Kwame Appiah mentioned at  http://thevoiceofreason-ann.blogspot.co.uk/2016/11/gay-black-man-kwame-anthony-appiah-says.html addressing all the points raised by Millennial Woes, but I suspect they will simply demand the blanket suppression of various bloggers, YouTubers, tweeters etc just for being who they are without having to even identify what they actually said that was so objectionable.

I hope I am not right.

Is the real reason why the Left are so angry with the Right because they have no answers to any of the issues raised by them except to tell them to shut up, forget all about it at once and never mention it again, or else?

Progressive policies encouraging baby mamas the cause of black social problems and criminality

 

Saturday 25 February 2017

BBC barred from White House briefings


It takes time to sink in, a bit like being suddenly abandoned by your spouse, perhaps. The shock and shame of it is so intense you don't quite know how to announce it to the people who really do need to know, like the children, your parents or your neighbours.

I can imagine the top brass at the BBC bending their minds this weekend trying to present this latest development in the best possible anti-Trump light.

But the BBC is a dead man walking, having been delegitimised in a single stroke in the way samurai warriors were known to be able to cut a man in half with a single stroke of the sword.

Friday 24 February 2017

The Fake News libtard BBC is the enemy of the American and British people

The ugly face of the BBC - the enemy of the American people and their President.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b08fdbcj

From 33rd minute

Shaun Ley:

There's been plenty of action to keep Jonny Dymond busy as he continues to chart President Trump's First Hundred Days.


Jonny Dymond begins to sneer at the American people and their President:

It's not [Trump's voice] chaos, it's like a [Trump's voice] fined-tuned machine. The White House, that is, and is if to prove it, a whole week went by without any hideous cock-ups, resignations or grotesque embarrassments. Well, almost.

[Stupid whooshing sound]

The big policy announcement of the week was a shift in the way illegal immigrants would be rounded up and thrown out of the country. Press Secretary Sean Spicer explained that "The President wanted to take the shackles off individuals in these agencies and say 'You have laws that need to be followed. You should do your mission and follow the law' " so they could put more shackles on illegal immigrants and get them out out of the country more quickly. This is a big deal to a lot of Americans and was as has happened in previous weeks the President was keeping a campaign promise.

[Stupid whooshing sound]

[Trump's voice:] "Quiet, quiet, quiet." Got the message? Shut up! President Trump insisted he wasn't anti-Semitic to a journalist who had gone out of his way to say he wasn't accusing him of being anti-Semitic. "I haven't seen anyone in my community accuse either yourself or anyone on your staff of being anti-Semitic."

After a fourth wave of bomb threats to Jewish community centres and the desecration of a Jewish cemetery in St Louis, the President found the words he had apparently mislaid for so long.

[Trump's voice:] "The anti-Semitic threats targeting our Jewish community and community centres are horrible."

[Stupid whooshing sound]

"He is a man of tremendous talent and tremendous experience." Lt Gen H R McMaster will replace [Trump's voice] the wonderful man that the President had to sack as his National Security Adviser because he was a liar. Lt Gen McMaster's appointment was widely praised.

[Stupid whooshing sound followed by a thud]

It used to be that Americans asked in whiny way "Who do I call when I want to speak to Europe?" Now, Europeans kind of scratch their heads and wonder "Who do I listen to when I want to hear US foreign policy?"[RT of course. https://www.rt.com/shows/crosstalk/]

[Trump's voice:] "He said he was going to ask a simple easy question, and it's not. It's not a fair question"

because a nice man - a kindly sounding man called Mike Pence said:

"The United States of America strongly supports NATO and will be unwavering in our commitment to this Transatlantic alliance"

whereas the President President has described NATO as obsolete and suggests that maybe the US won't bother turning up if the Russians take over one of the smaller members if it doesn't pay its dues. Let's hope it's Mike at the helm when the tanks roll, eh?

Finally, remember the voters? The President does, all the time. He went to Florida, much of which he owns to hold a rally with supporters one of whom he liked so much the President got him to do the talking.

[Gene Huber's voice:] "When President Trump during the election promised all these things that he was going to do for us, I knew he was going to do this for us!"

You may sneer at the President's garbled rhetoric, but his supporters get it.

It was all going rather well for Mr Trump until he decided to continue with his habit of insulting allies for no reason at all.

[Trump's voice:] "You look at what's happening last night in Sweden ... "

Sweden?

[Trump's voice:] "Sweden!"

Really?

[Trump's voice:] "Who would believe this?"

Nobody?

[Trump's voice:] Sweden!

Mr Trump, nothing happened in Sweden last night, or the night before, or the year before. It's Sweden, where nothing ever happens, but hey, why let the facts get in the way of a great presidency, and this, folks, have no doubt, is going to be a great presidency, tremendous, even."

Jonny Dymond will continue to sneer at the American people and their President next Friday. 

The Florida rally was on 18 February.

https://www.rt.com/news/378142-sweden-riot-rinkeby-fire/







Trump and The Truth about Sweden

This Jonny Dymond report was on 24 February. Time enough to have corrected this perception that nothing ever happens in Sweden, surely? But Jonny Dymond has his head so far up his own libtard arse he hasn't noticed, and strangely, nor do the other libtards at The World At One.

You would have thought Shaun Ley who was presenting the World At One would have noticed, being in the business of news, but nope.

Shaun Ley. As Trump would put it, "another beauty".

Thursday 23 February 2017

Talking up the threat from Moscow is displacement activity by the West



https://www.nytimes.com/2017/02/14/opinion/why-trump-is-right-on-russia.html

From 28th minute

Anatol Lieven:

I don't think nuclear war is like, God knows, but I don't think a laughing matter nor quite frankly see why Russia and the USA should still have thousands of nuclear missiles pointing at each other. The attempt to keep the Cold War going when almost all of the objective bases for it have disappeared seems to me profoundly perverse. As for May's statement about compromise with Russia meaning the eclipse of West, if we brought the Cold War to an end by compromising with the Soviet Union without suffering an eclipse, how on earth does compromising with Russia over the Donbass - a palce which even four years ago not one Westerner in a thousand had ever heard of and couldn't find on a map, how on earth does that ... 

I don't know if you saw the latest news coming out of the British Army that the whole British Army would be hard put to put to produce one combat brigade. That is not going to deter a Russian invasion. If the Russians are going to invade, they are going to invade, but the point is that they're not going to invade and there is no threat to Estonia. No Russian official has even hinted at an invasion of Estonia, Latvia or Lithuania in recent years. Now you could say that British troops are a tripwire of some kind, but the point is if the only way of defending these people is through nuclear war, well, isn't that realistic grounds to try to reduce tension with Russia? If they can't be defended by conventional means, well, don't provoke the other side. 

THE DEEP STATE

There's a more cynical and unsympathetic or a less cynical and more sympathetic view. The less cynical and more sympathetic view is that all national national security establishments develop doctrines about who is the enemy and who are the potential enemies and over time these become simply hard-wired into their structures, their attitudes, their analysis, their recruitment and so forth and NATO and the CIA and other institutions were products of the Cold War and they have never grown out of that, even though Russia represents nothing like the competitive threat like China to US interests, nor of course does Russia pose a direct security threat to America or Western Europe. Russia self-evidently does not back international terrorism unlike various forces in the Muslim world. So, there is this doctrine which now lacks real basis in reality.

The less sympathetic view would be that these people in the Western security establishments are hanging on to their jobs for dear life. They were trained to confront Russia, they kept NATO going in the 90s after the end of the Cold War by continuing to confront Russia through the expansion of NATO, even if they said that wasn't what it was all about, and they're too lazy to learn Chinese or Arabic, and deal with the real problems facing the West. This is a wider problem amongst the Western elites in general. The real problems in the West are nothing to do with Russia are economic stagnation, the growth of gross inequality between a richer and richer 1% and the rest of the population and of course migration from the Muslim world. Now these are all issues which challenge the liberal project of the past generations at its core and require very very serious thought and reconsideration. They are acutely painful and by the way there may not be solutions to these problems and this is an even more painful thing to confront. How much easier to play the old game which everyone is so used to of talking up a threat from Moscow.

http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/displacement-activity

Instead of WW3, why don't we defenestrate the stinking matriarchy and make the world a better place?

Claire Khaw no-platformed from Bath University debate on feminism

Swedish city councilor calls for sex breaks at work to boost fitness & childbirth

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-02-08/swedish-cop-who-spoke-out-about-immigrant-crime-now-being-investigated-hate-speech 

http://thevoiceofreason-ann.blogspot.co.uk/2014/05/secular-koranism.html

Wednesday 22 February 2017

Ted "Malevolent" Malloch shocks and awes his detractors with a triumphalist Trumpian vision of the future

































JD:

What is the old order being replaced? What does the New Order look like?

TM:

There are a number of elements, I think. On the international side, the most important element is the movement away from this idea of expert global elite determining our future which is after all the socialists' goal towards a more state-centric national participation by people in decision-making so that pendulum has swing and is swinging all across Europe. Brexit is evidence of that and the coming elections this year. That is a major shift ideologically and otherwise. That is in fact a turning point in world history. The other turning point I would suggest is this notion that the economy can be run for the good and benefit of all the people instead of just a few people, and this kind of inclusive capitalism, to use a phrase, is something that I think Donald Trump will prevail on. It certainly has free market orientation. It is not overly protectionist, but it will provide a degree of economic growth through a number of means both by infrastructure builds and by taxation etc to make the American economy frankly the engine of growth in the world economy, and we haven't had that in the recent decade and a half. 

You shouldn't worry about the protectionism too much. You've read The Art of the Deal which I have to keep reminding people is the way to understand Trump thinks, works and has acted throughout his entire business career as a transactional business person. There is this degree of bluster. It is a negotiating technique. It is already working. Jobs are coming back to America. You dangle a stick and carrot and sometimes you have to use the stick but it's the threat of that stick so I tell people that it's not going to happen that the world is going to collapse into a trade war, it's just not going to happen. 

I've been working with some people and there's now a panel at the White House on how infrastructure can be orientated towards the private sector. So up until now the view was we give the money back to the mayors and they can do the bridges to nowhere and give them money for their friends to build roads to nowhere that nobody uses so it's all a degree of political cronyism and we use the municipal bond market which is tax exempt to do that. What I'm telling you is that this is being rethought in the White House and there is going to be in this infrastructure package a complete reorientation towards the private sector, not just public-private partnerships, I'm talking about an influx of capital frankly from all over the world to build user-pay infrastructure in the United States. Very exciting prospects. 

THE EU

TM:

To some degree the European Union has put the cart before the horse. They've tried to bring about this political integration which is proving difficult. They have increasingly had a degree of anti-Americanism which is very disheartening particularly when you think of what America has done since the Second World War, the German Marshall Plan and all through the last number of decades for Europe and defending Europe and rebuilding Europe and trading with Europe. There is a degree of ungratefulness, and I find that actually very disturbing, actually very sad. 
 






CULTURAL MARXISM

TM:

Marxism as a philosophy has been bankrupt since Marx penned the words, but like most philsopohies the disciples were more problematic than the originator so there were numbers of Marxists in any of the political regimes around the world, not just in Eastern Europe, and even after the Berlin Wall fell and after the Soviet Union collapsed there were still many Marxists in places as far away as Venezuela and Bolivia and Trotskyites in certain academic institutions ...

JD:

In Yale?

TM:

I'd have to say our far right wing began with Barack Obama. It got more to leftist as you moved on and it was very strange in the left when you believed in all kinds of things. That kind of Cultural Marxism is very much part - if your listeners don't know this - of the academic set. So one should be wary when you're sending your wonderful youth off to universities and paying very princely sums that they actually come back with ideas that you would never invest them with. 
The free speech that existed then [around the time of publication of Allan Bloom's Closing of the American Mind] which still existed then when there could have been a debate has largely dissipated. That doesn't exist in the academy any longer. 

I believe there is something akin to a Cultural War.  

JD:

Your prediction for the next eight years?

TM:

There's going to be a lot of protests circling President Trump as we've seen already some of it paid for by external sources - George Soros and people on the left - some of it violent in nature, which is very discouraging - damaging lives, damaging private property. I am very much in favour of the ability of people to protest peacefully. People say these protests will end after the first month of President Trump's reign or after the first one hundred days, I don't want to be discouraging, but I think it will go on the entire eight years. 

JD:

And your prediction for Europe? How long before it breaks up completely?

TM:

Oh my goodness. I have no prediction whatsoever and I wouldn't want to be an actor in such a thing. How could you even suggest it? 

JD:

I don't know where I got that idea from, it must have been some rubbish I read in the papers or something.

Will Jews bring about world peace by declaring Donald Trump to be their Messiah?

"A common modern rabbinic interpretation is that there is a potential messiah in every generation."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Messiah#Judaism



































Trump at Lincoln Memorial: ‘I’m just the messenger’

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prophets_and_messengers_in_Islam

http://judaism.stackexchange.com/questions/33467/among-the-gentiles-why-job-and-bilaam-were-recognized-as-prophets-whereas-muham

Sunday 19 February 2017

Claire Khaw no-platformed from Bath University debate on feminism

 








This House Believes that Feminism is outdated

The worst that could happen to the feminist side is that feminism is found to be merely "outdated" - like "Oh, this is so last year!" and not actually evil.

http://thevoiceofreason-ann.blogspot.co.uk/2016/12/discussing-feminism-with-stefan-molyneux.html


We already know who is going to win the debate, don't we? The female students of Bath University will vote with their feet for more feminism. We already know there are more female students than male students at Bath Spa. 40 male/60 female, in fact.

Even had I been allowed to argue against feminism (for a full 6 minutes, wow!), I know I would have lost the debate anyway. Virtually no one these days is influenced by truth, logic or morality.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-314026/The-university-sex-ratio-table.html

http://www.spiked-online.com/free-speech-university-rankings/results#.WKrBRH9e9-9

The more female students there are at a university, the less academic freedom you get, and the higher the number of false rape accusations are made against male students, it would appear.

The more promiscuous the women, the greater the number of rape accusations. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-19592372

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oleanna_(play)

So now we know to what we can attribute this progressive (pun intended) loss of academic freedom, free speech and other liberties traditionally associated with the West - feminazis taking over everywhere with male students and academics too unprincipled, outnumbered and emasculated to challenge this.


From: Bath University Debating Society
Sent: Saturday, 11 February 2017, 18:09

Subject: Proposed debate on feminism on 28 February 2017

Hi Claire,

Forming the opposition will be speakers from the Gender Equality Group from the University of Bath and members from the Women's Equality Party, the UK first feminist political party. The exact names are not yet confirmed but I will let you know as soon as possible.

Have a nice weekend,

Amandine

From: Bath University Debating Society
Sent: Thursday, 16 February 2017, 18:36
Subject: Proposed debate on feminism on 28 February 2017

Dear Claire Khaw,

I am deeply sorry to announce that the Student’s Union of the University of Bath did not approve you as a speaker for the debate.
Therefore you won’t be able to come and participate to the debate, I am truly sorry about this.

Best wishes,

Amandine Désire

To: Bath University Debating Society
Sent: Sunday, 19 February 2017, 8:52
Subject: debate on feminism on 28 February 2017

This House Believes that Feminism is outdated
   

Dear Amandine

I have now discovered why I was no-platformed. It would have been simpler if you had just said that the Student Union did not approve of me as a speaker because I appeared to be a Nazi.

Then I would have been given an opportunity to explain why I do not regard myself as anti-Semitic or a Nazi and told you the reasons why it is in fact impossible for me to be a Nazi.

I would have asked you if I was a nun if I was photographed in a nun's habit outside a nunnery, or a nurse if photographed in a nurse's uniform outside a hospital, or a policeman if photographed in a policeman's helmet on my head outside a police station.

If asked why I appeared to be trying to be a Nazi, I would have responded that I was only doing it to attract attention so people might feel more disposed to pay more attention to my political views after having their interest piqued by that photograph.

I doubt if anyone would pay any attention to me for long enough to become aware of my political views if I was always dressed respectably, behaving impeccably and speaking politely about everyone and everything.

We could have gone on to discuss whether one becomes a Nazi in Britain just because one is accused of being one by the Left, with no right of appeal and whether an accusation should ever be as good as a conviction.

While it is true that I am associated with British Nationalism, that does not ipso facto mean that I am a Nazi.

It is possible that you have already taken on board all these points but have decided that the appearance of being a Nazi is in itself sufficient and necessary for my invitation to be withdrawn, even as you accept that it is in fact impossible for me to be a Nazi even if I were anti-Semitic, which I am not.

It does of course mean that I will have views unlikely to be favoured by the Left who currently exercise unrivalled hegemony in all the institutions of the West.

It is just possible that the Left do not feel themselves to be intellectually equipped to deal with the challenge to their ideas and believe it is better to control the debate in the only way it knows how: through suppression, ostracisation, avoidance and sometimes violence.

It is a great shame that the Left of the University of Bath feels itself to be collectively unable to defend its position and reverts to the only tactic open to them: avoidance.

If this is indeed the case, why are their views of the Left allowed to hold sway over the rest of the country and indeed the rest of the West?

Claire Khaw

Bath University Debating Society

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is where to go if you want to post a comment on the Bath University Debating Society event that I have been excluded from.



Is this the Claire Khaw you have invited to our campus?

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Bath University Debating Society
Bath University Debating Society Hi Chros, thanks for bringing this to our attention, we will be talking with the SU as to the best way to move forward. We will let you know when a decision is made.
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Chros Riche
Chros Riche A decision...on whether to invite a Nazi onto campus? Christ alive.
Jeffrey Marshall
Jeffrey Marshall This photo isn't proof positive she's a Nazi, or even sympathises with Nazism. 

The smiley t-shirt (with the familiar moustache) suggests a degree of irony.


It might have been more productive to find out what she actually had to say about feminism rather than rushing to judgement.
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Claire Khaw
Claire Khaw Nothing of what I say is racist in the sense that nothing I have said has a particular application to white people only. I regard white people as *my* people and want to help them get over their inhibitions in exercising free speech and logic when discussing their national, social, political and economic problems. 

It is the totalitarian shroud of rampant uncontrolled extremist feminism that prevents the free exchange of ideas. When most people are too afraid to speak out and those who dare prevented from speaking, the free exchange of ideas will in practice be impossible. 

The rules of patriarchy maintain and strengthen a nation, and not obeying them strengthens matriarchy weakening the nation. 

Discovering that you live in a matriarchy is like discovering your civilisation has cancer. 

How many healthy matriarchies currently in existence can you think of whose civilisation you have heard of?

The answer is NONE.
Claire Khaw
Claire Khaw The essential ingredient of Nazism is anti-Semitism. If you can find anything I have ever proposed that is anti-Semitic ie obviously and intentionally harmful and hostile to Jews, then I just might be anti-Semitic, but even then it is still IMPOSSIBLE for me to be a Nazi. 

Those who have no real arguments and can only indulge in petty and childish name-calling would of course pretend not to get what I have just said. 

Those photographs are there to test the ability of my detractors as well as journalists to be fair. I did have those photographs taken for a reason. 

I did go all the way up to Todmorden to be photographed with that flag FOR A REASON.
Claire Khaw
Claire Khaw Chros Riche is obviously left liberal judging from his obvious preoccupation with the rights of migrants and refugees against the rights of lawful UK citizens of all races.
Claire Khaw
Claire Khaw It is impossible for me to be a Nazi, actually. The reasons are given at http://thevoiceofreason-ann.blogspot.co.uk/.../why-claire...

@MuppyChick @ntfem this is Claire. You may just wish to block her pic.twitter.com/34hmmmwFOg — Eliza Law (@onlyhatebigots) November 24,...
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Claire Khaw
Claire Khaw To be a Nazi, I would have to be Aryan, a German national or at any rate German-speaking and an actual card-carrying member of the Nazi Party. I am none of those things. I would also have to be anti-Semitic. Feel free to try to find anything I have ever said that is anti-Semitic.
Claire Khaw
Claire Khaw As for why I had those photos taken, I thought it was a good way of acquiring the notoriety I needed in order to get people to read what I have to say about politics in general. 

Also, I had just been expelled from the BNP and I didn't want anyone th
inking I had retired from politics or had given up on nationalism. 

Those photographs were taken in Todmorden at a weekend meeting with an ethno-nationalist who proposed a political association with him supporting civic nationalism after renouncing ethno-nationalism. 

Dave Jones had left the ethno-nationalist British People's Party in order to form this political association with me because he thought this association would increase his share of the vote at the council elections. 

http://thevoiceofreason-ann.blogspot.co.uk/.../polling...

Claire Khaw
Claire Khaw Your next question, I predict, is why I was expelled from the BNP. 

This is answered at http://thevoiceofreason-ann.blogspot.co.uk/.../claire...


Dear Claire Khaw I have asked the National Executive for their advice on this issue and they have unanimously recommended that you be expel...
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Claire Khaw
Claire Khaw Your next question then is why I joined the BNP. 

The answer is that they asked me and I thought it would be rude to refuse. 


This was when they were in trouble with the Human Rights and Equality Commission over not having non-white members in their party. 

https://www.theguardian.com/.../oct/15/bnp-non-white-members


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Claire Khaw
Claire Khaw Your next question is predictably why I thought it was OK to join the BNP.

I actually felt honoured to be asked. It is the only political party I have ever joined whose ex-members I am still in touch with, and I have in my time joined a number of political parties for reasons of field research. 


What was the area of my research? Why white people can't seem to get their government right.
Claire Khaw
Claire Khaw And now I have all the answers. Participating in the debate would have allowed me the opportunity of explaining to you what I think is the answer, but alas it is not to be, since I have now been no-platformed.
Claire Khaw
Claire Khaw As you may have noticed, I identify myself as a nationalist. There are two forms of nationalism: civic nationalism and ethno-nationalism. 

Ethno-nationalism is the racist kind of nationalism, but not civic nationalism. I identify as CIVIC nationalist as do UKIP and Trump. 


To make this clearer, I would say that Judaism is ethno-nationalist, while Islam is civic nationalist.
Claire Khaw
Claire Khaw What has nationalism to do with feminism, you ask?

They are linked in the sense that feminism prevents and retards nationalism. 


But what is nationalism really?

I would define nationalism as the ideology of promoting the long term national interest, but feminism undermines it. 

How does feminism undermine the national interest?

Because everything about feminism undermines marriage. 

How does feminism undermine marriage?

It demotivates people from getting and staying married. 

Why is this bad?

Because it means most children will be singly-parented. 

Why is this bad?

Because it means most children will only have the cultural, emotional, intellectual and social input of one parent only causing them to be not quite the people their parents were, and I mean that in a bad way. What I in fact mean by that is degeneracy. 

Why is this against the long term national interest?

Because it means having fewer children as well as fewer children with married parents. 

As I am sure most of you already know, criminals tend to have been singly parented having suffered bad parenting and family breakdown, child abandonment and child sexual abuse, usually by their single mother's abusive live-in boyfriend(s) or by its carers once taken into care. 

The point I wanted to make is that marriage is the best child protection scheme created by God, some would say. 

But everything about feminism undermines marriage.
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Claire Khaw
Claire Khaw I am however aware that what I have said above does not fit in comfortably with the proposition that feminism is outdated. 

To call feminism outdated is to say that *evil*l is outdated, which of course it never will be. 


Evil clings to humanity in exactly the way good clings to humanity. Our understanding of evil is dependent on our understanding of good in just the same way we understand heat if we understand cold, up if we understand down, absent if we understand present, past if we understand future.
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Claire Khaw
Claire Khaw The proposition that feminism is outdated only makes sense to me if we are also aware that people these days say marriage is outdated.

In these similarities is the big clue is the link between feminism and marriage. 


The perception that marriage is outdated is simply because these days you just don't have to get married in order to have sex, but there was a time in living memory when it was required or unpleasant social consequences would be the result. 

Imagine how society would be if quran.com/24/2 were law criminalising extramarital sex and treating those convicted of having had extramarital sex as sex offenders. 

Eventually, people would settle down to marrying earlier, having more legitimate children and staying married for the sake of the children. 

This would result in a better quality next generation than our current tolerance of widespread illegitimacy which feminism condones. 

In short, feminism is about sexual liberation - the sexual liberation of women in particular - and this undermines the patriarchy which can only exist when most people obey the rules of traditional marriage and most children are legitimate.
Claire Khaw
Claire Khaw How is nationalism linked to patriarchy?

It is very simple really. In a patriarchy you have male preference operating in such a society while in a matriarchy you have the operation of female preference. 


Men are more instinctively racist because they see foreign men as immediately threatening to their interests and status competing against them for scarce resources, position, jobs and women. 

Women on the other hand see foreign men as more interesting than their local men and don't feel directly threatened by their presence because it actually increases their choice of sex partner. 

Now that I have demonstrated that men and women do in fact think and behave differently because their interests are divergent in the same way that the interests of a buyer and seller are divergent, I like to think I have exposed the Achilles heel of feminism. 

Women and men are not the same so it would be unfair to treat them the same under the law. 

Justice is not a matter of treating people equally but fairly, since it is the greatest injustice to treat unequal things equally. 

Men have enough trouble competing with each other already they don't want women competing against them with feminist legislation giving women an unfair advantage over men. Women don't have to compete against men because they have women's work if they are married to do in the home such as bringing up the next generation so that they are not criminals, NEETs or a burden on the state, and this work is no less important than men's.

In short, under a patriarchy we would have a more efficient division of labour and this increased efficiency would make our society more orderly, efficient and prosperous which would promote the national interest. 

If you put all of the above to feminists, none of this would compute as far as they are concerned, though some of them would get very angry. Selfish feminists are only interested in accumulating for themselves all the privileges they can acquire and holding on to them at the expense of men, the next generation and the national interest. And this is why feminism is in fact *evil*.
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Claire Khaw
Claire Khaw Can evil ever be described as "outdated"? I would say not. Saying evil is outdated would be as puzzling as saying good is outdated or error, failure, degeneracy and the decline of your civilisation is "outdated", because that just wouldn't make sense.
Claire Khaw
Claire Khaw Since I will no longer be participating in the debate much less joining students for a drink in the bar after the debate, those of you who wish to ask me any questions can do so at https://ask.fm/oneparty4all

You can even do so anonymously if you are feeling shy.
Claire Khaw
Claire Khaw If Bath University Debating Society feel disposed to renew my invitation, let me just say that I would be delighted to re-accept it. 

If you really won't have me, may I recommend Simon Sheppard, whom I know to be a knowledgeable and engaging speaker on feminism. 


In my view, his best writing on feminism is at http://www.heretical.com/sgs-2013/sprees.html

Claire Khaw
Claire Khaw If you really must have someone mainstream, I could suggest Roger Scruton who is closer to Bath than I, but I know he is not really disposed to challenge feminism probably because he is an old man who knows that his wife will soon be his nurse. 

http://thevoiceofreason-ann.blogspot.co.uk/.../roger...
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Claire Khaw
Claire Khaw Peter Hitchens known to be a Conservative whom I know has spoken at your society is no good because he has declared himself to be a feminist. 

I have challenged him many a time to be harder on unmarried mothers, but he refuses. This is probably somet
hing to do with the fact that his mother was an adulteress who committed suicide after running away with the vicar.

http://thevoiceofreason-ann.blogspot.co.uk/.../the-evil...
Claire Khaw
Claire Khaw If you really won't have me, I know Rod Liddle is just dying to share his thoughts on feminism with you and makes an excellent point at 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fksUOlRjXNg to which Kirsty Wark has no intelligible response.

Michaela Rios
Michaela Rios Be careful op, that pic is reportable...
Claire Khaw
Claire Khaw Conservative men with wives will be reluctant to denounce feminism with sufficient vigour because they will either consciously or subconsciously fear the wrath of their wives who have the ability to make domestic life unbearable if they go too far. 

Self-censorship in these circumstances is even worse in many ways than being no-platformed by university debating societies. 

I know the infamous Colin Robertson has been known to be anti-feminist, but I believe he still aspires to one day enjoy sexual congress with women, so he too dares not go too far. 

Since I have no wife, I would be the person most capable of ruthlessly slaying the dragon of feminism without fear or favour, being neither a person who hopes nor expects to have sex with women.
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Michaela Rios
Michaela Rios I'm not joking
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Michaela Rios
Michaela Rios The woman is putrid
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