This Week in Savagery

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This past week has been an eventful one for the demonic coalition variously known as Islamic State/ISIS/ISIL or (if you feel like being politically correct) ‘Daesh’.

First, in San Bernardino country, California, ISIS members cruelly abbreviated the lives of a random crowd of unfortunate civilians, shooting them all in cold blood. A few days after this, ISIS functionaries in Syria decapitated a Russian citizen before uploading footage of the crime onto the internet. And most recently, yesterday, a degenerate Muslim in London sought to slash members of the public to death on the London Underground with a machete (in this case fortunately he failed to accomplish any fatalities).

The reaction to these crimes has been different in each case, with the distinctions generally reflecting the differences in political climate in the victims’ homelands.

America reacted with that familiar blend of indignation and fury we have come to expect from our great, patriotic ally. After the identities (and religious affiliation) of the perpetrators was finally confirmed (after much prior confusion) Fox News and other right-leaning media outlets referred to the action as ‘savage’, ‘evil’ and ‘a national wake-up call’.

In Russia, as in America, the tone was one of purple-faced rage. President Vladimir Putin vowed to spill the blood of the terrorists in a tit-for-tat calculation hugely popular with the citizenry of nations which still believe in themselves (Russia, Israel, America, Australia etc…)

And Britain, dreary, silly old Britain, we responded with a hashtag campaign aimed at dampening down the threat of an anti-Muslim backlash… What a ridiculous crèche this country has become! I’m reminded of the words of Christopher Hitchens when he said  (half-jokingly) that if a Leftist found a venomous snake in their child’s bed, their first instincts would be to phone the RSPCA.

We’ve learnt nothing new over the last 7 days. ISIS have committed evil acts, but then we knew they would (somewhere). David Cameron’s decision to use our wonderful Tornado jets against Raqqa have very quickly returned an unpleasant consequence, but then we knew that would happen. The best the commentariat can do for now is to wish RAF bombs the greatest possible accuracy and the fires they generate the greatest possible heat.

Death to ISIS.

D, LDN

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Immigration Problems: American Vs European.

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Living in a region infested with Muslims, the American debate over the so-called ‘Amnesty Bill’ can seem rather luxurious. If only we here could afford to debate the number of Latino Catholics within our borders. Alas, we don’t have the time. There are too many Pakistani issues to deal with; things like grooming, drug-dealing, honour killing and terrorism. The pesky migrants mowing lawns without a visa will have to wait.

Still, belittle it as I might, there is a real process underway in the US. In the very near future, the South-West of the country will be become indistinguishable from Central America. This area (called ‘Atzlan’ by Chicano activists) was once officially part of Mexico. For all intents and purposes, it shall be again. California, Texas and New Mexico are already heavily ‘Hispanified’ – to use a term that is meaningless this side of the Atlantic. The ticking of the clock is all that is required to complete the job.

Needless to say, Right-Wing commentators like Pat Buchanan view this transformation with barely-concealed horror:

“This is not immigration as America knew it” Buchanan writes “when men and women made a conscious choice to turn their backs on their native lands and cross the ocean to become Americans. This is an invasion, the greatest invasion in history. Nothing of this magnitude has ever happened in so short a span of time… Against the will of a vast majority of Americans, America is being transformed.”

But is it really that bad? Perhaps it’s a case of the ‘grass is greener’, but relative to the problems Europe faces, America remains incredibly fortunate.

American Whites, like their kin across the Atlantic, have forgotten how to breed properly. Both populations are declining to an extent that necessitates immigration to maintain economic growth. But whereas America’s backyard is a sea of beautiful, bronze-skinned Catholics, Europe’s backyard is a toxic fudge of violent Muslims and dirt poor Africans.

So to put it bluntly, I’m jealous. As are all Europeans. Whenever I hear scare-stories about Mexican migration, I instinctively compare them to those I could tell of ‘British’ Bangladeshis, Pakistanis and Turks.

Mexicans are demanding your school teaches in Spanish? Well, be thankful your teachers are not required to wear a headscarf.

Puerto Rican gangs are hanging out on street corners? Well, at least they’re not parked outside a kebab shop waiting to pick your daughter up.

Cubans are stealing your overtime? Well, at least you’re not being blown up on the way to work.

But perhaps I’m not doing justice to the problems engendered by America’s porous border. One shouldn’t ignore the issue of narco-terrorism for example, a phenomenon which kills just as well as its Islamic equivalent. The dilution of America’s identity as an English-Speaking country too, is not something to take light-heartedly.

Nevertheless, were the situations of America and Europe able to be traded, I don’t of any European who would refuse the deal.

D, LDN.