‘Le catastrophe! A hated leader. Violent protests. Wealth creators fleeing abroad. After a year of socialism, France’s meltdown is a stark warning ….
By Daniel Hannan
Never in modern times has a French government been so unpopular.
Even in May 1968, when strikes and student protests paralysed the country and forced President de Gaulle to flee to a military base in Germany, the regime enjoyed higher approval ratings than does beleaguered President Francois Hollande today.
According to the latest poll, no fewer than 74 per cent of French voters disapprove of the leader whom they elected less than a year ago. Never mind de Gaulle; these are  figures that would have alarmed Louis XVI….’

Wabbits need sleep.

By Larry (Monster Hunter) Correia. To a clown who claimed the Nazis weren’t socialists:
‘..So they named themselves socialist, ran as socialists, campaigned as socialists, in the birthplace of the philosophy of socialism, where the highly educated populace was familiar with socialism, won as socialists, and then implemented socialist policies. But they were sooooo not socialist…’
And it just gets better. And better…..  

Anzac Day 2013

This is what tyranny looks like. It’s here. Now.

‘The sinister spread of justice behind closed doors
Today’s revelations in the Mail about Wanda Maddocks, the woman imprisoned by a judge for trying to remove her 80-year-old father from a care home where he was being held against his family’s wishes, are truly shocking.
Most disturbing of all is that it is only thanks to persistent inquiries by the Mail that we know of her fate at all — for the court heard the case in secret and chose not to publish the ruling containing details of her sentence….’

Stolen from Knuckledragger

perhaps an antidote to all the gloom and doom. Tales of debauchery and lawlessness welcome. G*lf stories are not, MvL.

As good as always, but especially ‘Henchmen’:

‘…New York State law that requires people seeking permits to carry guns in public to demonstrate that they have a special need for self-protection. In urging the justices to hear the case, the National Rifle Association called the law “a de facto ban on carrying a handgun outside the home.”‘Adam Liptak at nytimes.com

Remus responds thus, and it gets better……
“With this outrage, the federal courts stand revealed as utterly corrupt, willful accomplices in the drive to strip America of that which made it unique: governance based on the natural rights of man…”

Thanks WebWrat for this