The Post-Partisan Emporium

Transcending Racial Divisions: Will You Stand by Me?, by Christine Louis Dit-Sully   Can humanity transcend racial divisions? It might seem like a quixotic venture, given how pervasive race-related thinking still is in society. Not a day goes by without a race-related controversy flaring up somewhere. Ideas about race are a key battlefront in today’s so-called culture wars . And yet there is not even general agreement on what race means. Although most people are unable to explain clearly what they think races are, they have an intuitive sense of what they mean by racism : most decent people abhor genocide and ethnic cleansing, support laws against racial discrimination and hate crimes, have no problem with interracial relationships, believe that national identity can co-exist with multiracialism—and regard calling someone racist as one of the most damning accusations possible. Being against racism is a creed of our liberal, multicultural society. And yet, ideas about r...

Planned Euthanasia Does Not Constitute Healthcare – No Matter How Hard You Clap For It POSTED BY:  IAIN  DAVIS   In April and June of 2020 I wrote about something I referred to as  LOKIN 20 . In a  series of articles  I was among those in the so called  “alternative media”  who tried to highlight that lockdowns and other response measures, created by the Coronavirus Act, increased the risks to the most vulnerable. This was entirely contrary to the rationale we were given for these new laws and subsequent policies. The response was promoted to the public as a  “plan”  to protect the most vulnerable. It was certainly a plan but increasing, rather than decreasing, the risks appears to have been the objective. I reported the removal the safeguards put in place following the Shipman Inquiry and Francis Report (Mid Staffs). I pointed to statistical evidence from the Office of National Statistics and the concerns raised, by people like  Pr...

  Jabbing the young? It's a sign of a sick society   Aug 5 Written By Frederick Edward The young have been sacrificed throughout this entire Covid debacle. Civilisation is ultimately the transmission of one's culture to future generations. By its very nature, a healthy civilisation will want to inculcate its youth with its central values and knowledge. Only thus will it propagate itself successfully down the ages. Conversely, a society which is fixated purely on its old is one that is ripe for the chop. A balance between the two must be maintained: aged stasis relegates a nation to inertia, ...