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Stop The Music!
It's everywhere. It can't be escaped. It destroys more souls than television and politics combined. And we are powerless to prevent it. Bad music. Now everybody knows about bad popular…
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This Week In Doom — WMBriggs Podcast 18 May 2016
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u-4itd-EsC8 Joseph Umstatt A look back at the past week in the worst that was in aural form, featuring the music of Joseph Umstatt, Antonio Vivaldi, Nicola Fiorenza, and Luigi…
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Stream: Brussels Attack And The Ironies Of Muslim Assimilation
Today's post is at the Stream: The Brussels Attack And The Ironies Of Muslim Assimilation. Ironies abound in the latest terrorist attack. Consider this propaganda video in which the organization…
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Predictions Relating To Racist German Women Taunting Innocent Migrant Men
Here are the prediction of events following the Cologne (and other cities) sexual assaults: more "migrants" will be admitted to Germany, more attacks (of various kinds and not entirely sexual)…
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Rhode Island Mandates HPV Vaccine, Tells Parents, “We’re The Government And Can Do What We Like”
I'm not sure what it is with lawmakers. Are they only interested in increasing control over citizens' lives? Or is it that in combination with ignorance? Let the Boston Globe…
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Equality Always Wins
The gloomy, but accurate, words forming today's title were penned by Damon Linker in "How Ireland's gay marriage vote exposes the catch-22 of modern Christianity". That equality always wins is…
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Sustaining Envy—Guest Post by Jim Fedako
According to Helmut Schoek (Envy: A Theory of Social Behaviour), envy is a driving force behind the way societies are structured. And when a society succumbs to the collective force…
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Making Gay Okay Reviewed. Part I, The Acts
Making Gay Okay: How Rationalizing Homosexual Behavior Is Changing Everything, by Robert R. Reilly (Ignatius Press: sample chapter). It's common in medicine to track men who have (or who simulate)…