JC Denton wrote on Dec 23^rd, 2010 at 6:38pm:


He didn't like being taken in. The old boy's idea of a joke is calling someone a Paki - haw haw haw!

Although I do like the Bratford Polytechnic - a nice bit of detail there. The old boy's learning. He hasn't been in this country long, don't forget. He IS an NESB-type.

As a colonialist, the old boy despises the very idea of post-colonialism. He's learnt a few names and theories from rants on the Cato Institute website. He'd never read any of that nonsense, of course. It might sully his untinted view of the world, where everyone's a goodie or a badie, tinted or tanned, where the Man rides through town and saves the women and children from the Injun killers, Mexican bandits and black rapists. Oh, and the Muselmenn.

He's read two books in his time: the Bible, and Ayn Rand's the Fountainhead. Everything else is cut-and-paste, most of which he hasn't read.

Actually, I doubt he's read the Bible all that closely. Nothing in the Bible about dreaming of a white Christmas. Nothing in the Bible about preserving one's heritage.

Actually, I believe Yeheshua said he wanted to get rid of it. Jesus the Christ, of course, was the most tinted post-colonial PoMo apeaser in history.

I pray for him, Cocc, I pray that he takes the Lord Jesus into his heart before it's too late. Then we can all get together, worship pine trees, long for an end to Winter, and celebrate our Danish cultural heritage together.

Do you feel comforted?

I'd like to take this opportunity to wish everybody a very Merry Christmas if I don't see you before then.

Please try to remember the true spirit of Christmas. If you get confused, ask it_is_the_light. I'm sure he'll post a nice message from SaLuSa, whom I believe has been corresponding with Jesus the Christ in the Higher Dimensions.

Remember, Christmas is a time of redemptive power. Masons, Musselmenn and PoMo apeasers have the opportunity to mend their despicable ways. Be nice to thy loved ones this Christmas and damn your enemies back to hell.

JC Denton wrote on Dec 24^th, 2010 at 12:15pm:


Thanks for that, Cocc. We now have prima-facie evidence of the old boy's label: neoconservative.

Give me a nice Conservative or neoliberal any day, but a neoconservative?

I must say, it's a much more unfashionable label than post-colonial. I'd say it's the Pierre Cardin of ideological labels, woudn't you?

JC Denton wrote on Dec 24^th, 2010 at 3:23pm:


Mines G W Bush or Dick Chiney ....toss up

I am not familiar with any of the names you two are passing back and forth except Fukuyama's (and the US gov characters).
I am not a neo-anything.

Scruton, Spengler, Steyn, Dalrymple, Roger Sandall, New Criterion, Standpoint, The Spectator, The Atlantic, New English Review, People's Cube , The Onion -these are some of the influences on my outlook on daily politics and cultural p!sstake.

I don't think he is a Neocon. He just reads the City Journal, a publication run by the Manhattan Institute; a Neoconservative think tank. But so do I. It is an excellent magazine with some topflight conservative authors.