Ever found yourself in the uncomfortable position of agreeing with something on career Conservative Iain Dale’s blog? Under a photo of Sierra Leoneans queuing to vote he writes:
This is the picture that should shame 39% of British adults … Why is it that 39% of people in this country at the last general election took our democracy for granted? More people voted in the Iraqi elections than in Britain.
Luckily, a bloggertarian is the first commenter and he saves the day:
There is no democracy in Britain anymore thanks to Adolf Blair and the PC brigade.
Over at another blog I don’t read often, Comment Is Free, Rory Maclean (or perhaps a sub-editor, not inaccurately summing up his post) asks:
In the 1960s and 1970s thousands of young westerners flocked east. Was it a hippie backlash that inspired al-Qaida?
To which the first commenter succinctly replies:
I think your head has come undone.
It was the Jews, not the bloody hippies (many of whom where probably zionist plants).
The evidence is this site, were a it is clearly documented that a youth leader of the Jewish Lad’s Brigade travelled in 1968 from England (crusader nation) to Australia (crusader nation). In the process he visited the following countries leading to the bracketed outcomes we see today Turkey (pressure on the secular constitution), Iran (Islamic Revolution), Afghanistan (Rise of the Taliban), Pakistan (dictatorship and terrorism), India (terrorist atrocities in Mumbai), Nepal (Maoist insurgency), Thailand (beheadings of non-Muslims), Malaysia (Bali bombings), and East Timor (Independence – an issue for Bin Laden).
If these meddling travellors had not gone on their forays to create havoc and spread the seeds of violence in order to keep the world safe for Zionists by distracting people from the crimes of the Zionist nation and Bushitler, then democracy and freedom would have taken hold in these nations.
You may say I am mad to think such things, but that is exactly what they want you to think – the rays that used to control my mind used to do the same thing to me, but now I am protected by tinfoil I feel much better!