That is from American Thinker. To this day, in volume terms, we get more hits from US blogs linking to us, than we do British blogs – although we do have a few good friends here as well.

The British public, though, is still slow to take to blogs – preferring the safety of the MSM sites and the nanny BBC. And as long as they – and the rest of the clogs - cream off the traffic, our impact is going to be limited. Too many of our countrymen, it seems, prefer their intellectual chains.

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There is an awful lot of sense in this.
It needs to show the corruption inherent in socialism at all levels, highlighting the waste of taxpayer's money whenever you trust the government.

American Thinker - he's one of us, I think.
As I've said before, unless someone can give me a better explanation, there are only two types of people : left-wing and normal.
Normal people don't lie, deceive, traduce their opponents, dissemble, distort, manipulate, extort, thieve, condescend, belittle, ignore, ridicule, hate, abuse, condescend, ignore, violate. All the attributes of socialists. Socialists are truly in another world from the rest of us and the sooner normal people wake up and put them back in their box, the sooner we will begin our journey towards the civilisation our forebears fought and died to uphold.
the only place for a socialist is in opposition to whatever is the current state. From there, they can remind us of what we can expect if we stray from the path of truth. But, give them power and as we have seen over the past decades, God Help us all.

Here we go: 'thought crime', stalks the land.

Indeed, Orwell foretold our future, prescient sage and observer.



Sticks and stones, can break my bones but words........................... can get you arrested.

A black mood has descended upon me.

But....

Blimey, in the NYT no less!

American thinker is good stuff, I always take time to read it myself.

A good article and nice plug too Dr. North.

Sounds melodramatic, but yes, all too often and in a wider range of circumstances, words can get you arrested. Dark days indeed.