The left loves to mock right-wing religious doomsday preachers for confidently claiming to know the date of the Rapture, only to be proven wrong again and again, and those who take action based on these predictions.
I agree, it's funny.
But the secular left has built its own doomsday religion. Extinction Rebellion, climate catastrophism, and the "Climate Clock" are no less absurd. They all warn of a looming End Times, a short window for some kind of salvation, and even engage in public rituals of repentance while calling out heretics to be shamed and silenced.
Some of these True Believers are even behaviorally sterilizing themselves because they believe the future is so doomed that their children will only suffer.
This isn't some tiny isolated congregation following a quacky renegade preacher. This is a mainstream political movement.
Men are more likely to be stopped and searched than women. Is this structural sexism? Or might be that the higher rate correlates with higher crime rates and more frequent matching suspect descriptions?
Sharing footage is divisive. Asking why it's happening is divisive. Asking what we can do to stop it is divisive.
You wouldn't want to be divisive, would you?
I’ve spoken to and/or cataloged the stories of more than 100 children with same-sex parents. These two children will likely:
- Hunger for paternal love, gravitate toward coaches, and overstay their welcome at the homes of friends who have dads. Some will be so desperate for male connection that they become easy targets for predators.
- Feel guilty for wanting a dad in a community that endlessly repeats that they are “so lucky to have two mothers.”
- Struggle with questions of identity, wondering whether every man they pass on the street could be their father.
- Wrestle with questions of self-worth: Why didn't my father want me? Why did he sell me?
And when these children are sad, angry, or struggling, our culture and courts will tell them that the loss of their father was the price of admission for a new adult "civil right."
That’s why we must #OverturnObergefell and @MakeKidsGreater.
My wife @PaolaArriazaA's new documentary, Sagrada Familia: The Masterpiece Uniting Heaven and Earth, takes viewers to Barcelona for Pope Leo XIV’s historic visit, marking 100 years since Antoni Gaudí’s death and the inauguration of the basilica’s Tower of Jesus Christ.
It's a beautiful journey into faith, architecture, and Gaudí’s vision of lifting humanity’s gaze toward God.
We need to kick identity politics out of public life.
Racism has been weaponised across our public services and institutions.
In the cases of the Nottingham and Southport killers, the Manchester Arena bomb attack, and the murder of Sara Sharif, the people who were meant to protect us from harm failed because they were too scared of being accused of being racist.
This has not happened by accident.
In the years since the Black Lives Matter protests, race-grifting activists who argue we should defund the police, decolonise the curriculum and pay reparations have been given far too much access to our public sector.
Their advice has been as clear as it is wrong: that we should treat people differently based on the colour of their skin to make up for some fictional collective colonial guilt.
One of the root causes is a law called the Public Sector Equality Duty.
It requires every public body to obsess about equality and diversity in everything they do, with the constant threat of being sued if they fail.
It is the doorway through which marched Stonewall fanatics who said biological men should be in women’s prisons and the defund the police brigade who told the police you should treat people differently based on the colour of their skin.
It gave those who said talking about the grooming gangs was an example of ‘anti-Muslim racism’ the power to write up an Islamophobia definition that gives special protections to just one religion.
One politician above all others has had the courage and determination to reject this madness. When Black Lives Matter was preaching about white privilege, Kemi Badenoch was the only voice ripping apart their arguments and exposing why this ideology is so dangerous.
We have to rid ourselves of this dangerous thinking which will only breed more division and resentment.
That’s why I backed Kemi to lead my party, and why the Conservatives would scrap the Public Sector Equality Duty and bring back common sense to our public services.
That’s the only way to restore trust in policing and the wider state: by upholding the age-old principle that we are all equal under the law.
😤 “Stupid” was ramming the Constitution for Europe through as the Lisbon Treaty despite its rejection by electorates.
🤷🏻♂️Otherwise, I’d never have become a Eurosceptic.
💡I hope @FT looks up “affective polarisation” and “fundamental attribution error”. @profpauldolan may help.
Not adopting Montaigne’s terminology. But I have always preferred to socialise with non- academics. They are more fun, and often more interested in/ interesting re all sorts of topics as Montaigne suggested. I have had better chats re Byzantium with autodidacts than many students
.@nadhimzahawi we know your peerage campaign is still in full swing - and you will literally say anything to get one - but even for you today’s effort on Sky was disgraceful.
Let’s remind everyone what you used to say - a 🧵
Critical race theory ('systemic racism') voodoo dominates institutional DEI policies which produced the Henry Nowak disaster.
The UK government refuses to address this elephant in the room.
When will it sink in? A sovereign country with nearly a thousand years of history is being abolished in a slow-motion revolution. I warned of this nearly 30 years ago, and all I got was mockery and patronising sneers.
"Moralna wielkość narodu objawia się przede wszystkim w jego zdolności towarzyszenia, ochrony i kochania najsłabszych," Powiedział Papież Leon XIV w hiszpańskim parlamencie.
"Obrona ludzkiego życia nie jest ani kwestią partyjną, ani interesem wyznaniowym: jest celem cywilizacji."
"Jeśli życie przestanie być uznawane za fundamentalną wartość, jaką przyszłość będą miały nasze społeczeństwa?"
"Każde ludzkie życie musi być uznane i chronione od poczęcia do naturalnego końca, w każdych okolicznościach jego istnienia. Gdy ta pewność zostaje zatarta, najsłabsi stają się pierwszymi ofiarami, a prawo traci swój najgłębszy sens: służyć i chronić każdego człowieka."
Video: Vatican Media