‘If an opinion survey is done in Britain, a majority of people will reaffirm that the Zionist regime, Israel, is the main threat to the region,’ Iran’s official news agency quoted Foreign Ministry spokesman Hasan Qashqavi as saying. What is published and said in Britain has a resonance way beyond these shores. It is closely studied by its enemies, who understand what the myopic west still doesn’t grasp -- that the principal battlefield in this war is the mind. The hatred of and prejudice... Glick broadens it out to the wider moral bankruptcy which is bringing western civilisation down: The west’s perverse interpretations of human rights and humanitarian law, which bar What an extraordinary reaction. Of course Britain is broken. You only have to go to areas where committed fathers are non-existent and children are abandoned to emotional and moral chaos to see the complete breakdown of civilised norms of the kind that surfaced in the baby P case. You only have to note the huge amount of teenage pregnancy, the record levels of drug use and...
Monday, 24th November 2008
Iran's useful idiots
12:05pm
The British Foreign Secretary, David Miliband, has warned that Iran’s nuclear programme presents an immediate threat to Israel and the rest of the world. So much is no more than the blindingly obvious. Predictably, Iran rejects this view. But look at the evidence it uses to back up its lies:Saturday, 22nd November 2008
International lawyers should walk the plank
6:07pm
In the Jerusalem Post, Caroline Glick makes the point about the piracy in the Gulf of Aden that I made here back in April and repeated on Question Time this week– that a major reason this menace has got out of hand is the spineless response of Britain and other western nations which have tied up their own hands through international law and ‘human rights’ doctrine. A Wall Street Journal article a few days ago made exactly the same point, noting that the British Foreign Office instructed the British Navy not to apprehend pirates lest they claim that their human rights were harmed, and request and receive asylum in Britain.
...Yes, it is broken
5:46pm
A postscript from Thursday’s Question Time show. At one point, in a discussion about the ‘baby P’case Philip Hammond, the Tory shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury, referred to Britain’s ‘broken society’, the phrase the Tories are using to describe Britain’s social problems. Both Jim Murphy, the Scottish Secretary, and Tavish Scott, the Scottish LibDem leader, promptly jumped on him from a great height and accused him of party political point scoring.
Monday, 24 November 2008
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