Why to nations matter? Because culture matters. Generally, there are no particular virtues of belonging to this nation or that: all nations have things in their past that were less than ideal, virtues, and flaws. What matters is that the culture assumes certain rules and behaviours. I am a Kiwi. The idea of faking maintenance Continue Reading
Daybook with Memes
My local MP is resigning. She made it into the cabinet, but failed. A fair amount of her local advocacy has been around social and health issues. Yes, I live in a Labour stronghold for the MP, but in two of the last three elections Labour did not get most of the party vote. David Continue Reading
20 August 2019
One of the weird things that the elite do (apart from destroying morals and strip mining corporations) is think that there will be no consequences to their behaviour. They can reject God, despise his people, destroy the nation and peoples, import a new population that are more amenable to their needs — and there will Continue Reading
Daybook
I do have advanced degrees, and work, and do advocacy within that — but this blog is anonymous, so I don’t talk about such. I do quote, with this observation: all three sons are finalizing (last papers) their degrees, and all three, though bright, have no intention of gaining advanced diplomas. University is a waste Continue Reading
Stay away from crowds.
I do have the temptation of Roosh. I would like to find about two acres of land somewhere rural — and I know where to find such — and build a library with living quarters attached and be off the grid. Come into town about once a week, if that. But Adam is correct: the Continue Reading
Daybook.
The level of photography in the blog is improving as Gab becomes more populated, particularly by traditionalists. It appears that beauty is subversive again. The Pharisees have always found beauty suspect. In most times, the Pharisees are conservatives, but in this time they are woke. The old fashioned fags hate this. They want their beauty Continue Reading
The end of the beginning or the beginning of the end?
The sexual revolution did no one any favours. Even those who got a fair amount of action are, in their later years, regretful, or are being sued. The rules around consent and disclosure are casuistic , pharisaic, and the penalties huge. The accepted rules of morality — families leading to children, and encouraging fidelity within Continue Reading
Daybook.
Looks like WhaleOil is down, and won’t be back up. It is being rebranded: this was inevitable after Cameron Slater was sued into bankruptcy and had a stroke. There is a replacement, with the same team running it as has been running Whaleoil for a while. The new place is up and running, and on Continue Reading
Daybook, Local.
I met Ken Mair 20 years ago. He looked me up and down and asked me where my ancestors came from. This was a cause of some anxiety, as I told him the truth — Bell Block, where the original Taranaki/Wanaganui settlers lived and were buried. Ken appeared mollified with this. You have to give Continue Reading
Scrapbook.
When I was at university my father got into breeding cows. He started buying calves, and doing deals with some of the local farmers. I can recall going with him (he needed a second person to herd them) to farms in Mangere. I’m not sure if it was the Wallace farm at Ihumato, but I Continue Reading
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