Category Archive For "Religion"
Conspiracy Theorists
Fukushima, vaccines, chemtrails. It is always the same. CT (Conspiracy theorist) “Something really bad and scary is happening!” Me “I don’t think there is any evidence to support that.” CT “That’s because there is a massive cover-up. The (government, power companies, big pharma, Monsanto) are deliberately hiding the truth from the public.” Me ” How …
Green Power, Black Death
That is the subtitle of Paul Driessen’s powerful book describing how Western “green” restrictions on the cheap energy the West demands and takes for granted result in suffering and death in the world’s poorest nations: It could just as well be the tile of Brendon Pearson’s article “Carefree ignore consequences of limiting supply of fossil …
The Nazis and Sustainable Development
A longish article from Mark Musser on the origins and continuing influence of the theory of sustainable development: Understandably, Albert Speer Jr. has spent much of his life trying to escape the long shadow of his father, Albert Speer, the Third Reich’s architect during the 1930s who later was baptized as Hitler’s Armaments and War …
Osama Was Her Pin-up
Roger Franklin writes in Quadrant Magazine: On the western flood plain of the Maribyrnong, the lesser of Melbourne’s two brown rivers, Buddhists have built themselves a handsome temple and, most arresting, a gigantic golden statue of their guiding philosophy’s founder. It is quite the spectacle and well worth a glance as your Werribee-bound train approaches …
War and the Silent Holocaust
Kind of puts it in perspective:
Toddler Sanaya Was Murdered by Her Mother
Very, very sad. But surely this is not a surprise to anyone? The mother of toddler Sanaya Shaib has been charged with murder after she confessed to killing the 13-month-old infant.
ISIS Supporter Attacks Australian Soldier in Prison
An ISIS supporter has been charged after allegedly carving “e4e” — representing “an eye for an eye” into the head of an Australian Digger he was sharing a cell with. The former soldier, who served in East Timor, (and was) deemed a low security inmate, is fighting for his life following the alleged attack inside …
Killing the Kaffirs
A couple of days after that advertisement appeared, Tanweer Ahmed, a Sunni Muslim, traveled 200 miles in an Uber car from Bradford in England, to Glasgow in Scotland, where he waited for Assad Shah to leave the convenience store where he worked, then stabbed him 30 times, stamped on his head, and sat on his …
The Wisdom of GK Chesterton
This triangle of truisms, of father, mother and child, cannot be destroyed; it can only destroy those civilisations which disregard it.
Taliban Murders Christians in Pakistan
“The death toll from a massive suicide bombing targeting Christians gathered on Easter in the eastern Pakistani city of Lahore rose to 70 on Monday as the country started observing a three-day mourning period following the attack. Meanwhile, in the capital of Islamabad, riots erupted for a second day when extremists who have been staging …
So Much Christian Music is Rubbish
But not this: Even when the oceans rage, I don’t have to be afraid. Even when I fail, you are the same forever. Your love never fails.
Happy and Blessed Easter!
Wishing all my visitors a very safe, peaceful, happy and blessed Easter!
Since Brussels
Just in the few days since the Brussels attacks: A march against fear in Brussels is cancelled because people are afraid. A Muslim shopkeeper who gave thanks for “my precious Christian country” and wished locals a happy Easter, is stabbed to death – stabbed thirty times – by a fellow Muslim. The Guardian omits to …
Horror and Hypocrisy Over Paris Attacks
There are multiple posts floating around Facebook about the Paris attacks. Some of these make two disturbing claims: Firstly, that the attacks had nothing to do with the fact that the perpetrators were muslim. That, they claim, is beside the point. What matters is simply that they were a bunch of arseholes. Secondly, that ordinary …
Nazi Terrorism vs Islamic Terrorism
See the difference? Neither can I.
Qohel Blog Author Peter Wales
