‘..The truth is that Western societies are beginning to fail because our Governments failed us, they failed us through unchecked immigration, through multiculturalism and enforced societal changes driven by a radical adherence to political correctness that has empowered criminality and emasculated our police, subverted  excellence, indoctrinated our teachers and undermined our national psyche. They have failed us by creating welfare dependency and a massively overburdened health service whose budgets are unaffordable and untenable, and most of all they are failing to lead and to govern, preferring instead the sound bite and opinion poll driven policies. This is the government of the weak for the meek which is fine when the meek are performing to type, but having been spoiled for the last twenty or so years and with their wealth and security under threat, the cries of revolt from the meek are getting louder by the day…’     Nigel Wingrove’s Blog

‘….trying to turn NZ into a ‘soft’ police state by increasing police discretion. Non reversal of the very unpopular anti smacking legislation. Introduction of on-the-spot DV orders, requiring DNA swabs from non-convicted people, three strikes which encompasses non-violent crimes, patch bans, looming alcohol clampdowns, upping war on P, car crushing, loss of right to elect trial by jury, confiscation of property upon just the mere suspicion of a crime committed.’

This party is not an alternative to the Labour Party socialists. It’s merely socialism and statism by stealth. The pig is now wearing lipstick.

‘Road crashes claim five lives
Five people have died on NZ roads this weekend, the most recent crash killing two in Waikato.’

After all, whenever the road toll over any particular period is unusually low, they claim it’s due to their road policing strategies.

‘Who owns our government, voters or the unions as an arm of the Democrat party?’

Wolf Howling goes on to answer the question in his usual comprehensive and elegant style.

Via Andrew Bolt:
The Commonwealth’s Chief Rabbi, Jonathan Sacks, agrees that multiculturalism has indeed failed:

“Multiculturalism, entered into for the noblest of reasons, has suffered from the law of unintended consequences. By dissolving national identity it makes it impossible for groups to integrate because there is nothing to integrate into, and by failing to offer people pride in being British, it forces them to find sources of pride elsewhere.

Without shared values and a sense of collective identity, no society can sustain itself for long. I fear the extremism that is slowly but surely becoming, throughout the world, the siren song of the twenty-first century…..

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‘…The 20 divisions with the highest proportion of persons of Islamic religion are all ALP held seats in metropolitan areas of Sydney and Melbourne.
Actually, the real figure now is even more startling. One the 25 federal seats with the highest proportion of Muslims, 24 are held by Labor. The other is Melbourne, which Labor hopes to win back from the Greens.
There’s an incentive for a party to endorse multiculturalism, and the license that gives politicians to hand out cheques to favoured ethnic and religious leaders…’                   Andrew Bolt

‘Obama’s war on democracy

President’s campaign forces seize Wisconsin statehouse
Message to Wisconsin taxpayers: President Obama and the Democratic National Committee have declared war on you. Message to other states: You’re next.
The political unrest in Wisconsin, billed as some kind of grass-roots uprising, is being organized and directed by Barack Obama‘s Organizing for America and the Democratic National Committee. This development is consistent with Mr. Obama‘s instructions for supporters to “get in the face” of those who oppose them, but in this case, they are seeking to derail a lawful legislative process….
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And this, from an Eternity Road contributor:
‘…the public employees of Wisconsin are telling the people of that state that Lincoln’s government of the people, for the people, and by the people is a fiction, that the people who really count are the ones who work for the government and whose jobs are not subject to anything as ludicrous as an election. They are saying, forget your ideas of democracy and rule of law—we rule here and we will not be thwarted, not by the governor, not by the legislature, not by the law, not by the voters, not by anyone.  This is what is at stake in Wisconsin. Anyone who tells you any different is trying to deceive you.’

‘Part 1: Intelligence, Subversion, Resistance
Our English correspondent Seneca III sends the first of a two-part essay, which he describes as “an attempt to sound a wake up call” to his fellow countrymen in advance of the approaching storm.’
Gates of Vienna
A superb read, and especially interesting in light of what’s happening in Wisconsin and Ohio right now.

Rush Limbaugh:  ‘We’ve Reached the Tipping Point’
And:
‘President Obama’s group “Organising For America” is possibly behind a call on Craigslist to use violence against any Tea Party members who turn up in Madison on Saturday to defend the capitol.’
(Thanks to Trueblue NZ for that)

Richard North at EU Referendum:
‘We are moving to a period when politics no longer matters, when it has no relevance and bears no further analysis. These people are not our people. We have nothing in common with them or they with us.

There is no discussion, there can be no discussion – there is no common ground, nothing we can relate to. We use the same vocabularies but we speak different languages. Our politics have been stolen. The process started a long time ago, and the theft has been incremental. But it is almost complete.

Now, we have to get it back. And this is no longer a question of changing the government, in the hope of getting something new and different, something closer to our way of thinking. That is not going to happen. We need something more fundamental. There is a name for that … revolution.

Here, there is the hard way and the easy way, the violent way and the peaceful way. We have to continue trying the latter, in order to stave off the former. But either way, let’s call a spade a spade. We are no longer interested in politics. We are revolutionaries now.’