“A Republic, Madam, If You Can Keep It.”
by Olivia Pierson

This was the reply of Benjamin Franklin when he was leaving the Constitutional Convention of 1787, where a woman asked him, “Well, Doctor, what have we got, a republic or a monarchy?”

by Olivia Pierson

What do North Korea, Russia, Iran, Syria – and the Zealots of Multiculturalism all have in common? Communism? No. Religion? No. Totalitarianism? Close. It is hatred of the West.

I've looked for this clip via YT and was delighted to find it because it shows something unusual.

This is a great piece of journalistic reflection on the Arab world in the 21st Century.

Unity through Diversity Equals Cultural Death
By Olivia Pierson

Cultural pluralism is as old as the hills – or at least as old as the Babylonian Empire on whose riverbank shores even the captive Jews were tolerated to sit and weep. Multiculturalism, on the other hand, is a 20th Century bastardization of tolerance, which the United Nations invented to socially engineer Western democracies to cope with overwhelming immigration, mostly from Third World slave-pens.

17/08/14

Stability over Insanity in Iraq...Yeah, Right.

Before 2003, when Saddam Hussein tyrannized Iraq with his secret police, torture chambers and death squads, many, if not most in the west, claimed that he was still the best man for the job “because he kept stability in the region”.

Stratos TV are screening six re-runs of our show Perigo!

Thursday evenings -

On Triangle: (Auckland only) 7.30 pm
On Stratos: 8.00 pm (Sky 89, Freeview 21)

Moving Mozart, one of his best ever. Every time I hear this, it feels as though I've died and gone to heaven.

This is the most profound documentary I have ever seen on the topic of assisted suicide/euthanasia.

Nothing you haven't heard before on this site. Despite the heavy traditionalist point of view, it's a very in-depth documentary made my James Jaeger of Matrixx Entertainment.

video: http://www.bloomberg.com/video...

This is the full debate. For some reason I couldn't embed.

In Saul Zaentz's unsurpassable cinema masterpiece, Amadeus, the forgiveness scene in the Marriage of Figaro shines with exquisite beauty and heartfelt meaning.

This is just so beautiful, poignant and brilliant, I just had to repost it.

Part 2

I remember this country when it was sane. That was more than 40 years ago. The end really started with John Kennedy. The minute I first heard him, I recognized there was something terribly wrong with that man. He was lying to me without shame or conscience.

Gotta Love this ad.

Peritorial: Capitalism Derangement Syndrome

Interview: Roger Kerr

Music Gem: Elgar's Enigma Variations, Nimrod

Screens tonight on Triangle in Auckland only at 9pm.
Screens Thursday night on Stratos, nationwide, at 7.30 pm. (Sky 89, Freeview 21)

[edited to add last two paragraphs from previous post]

Peritorial: Evil Evo and Unconscionable Umbragists

Interview: Sir Peter Leitch

Music Gem: Elvis Presley, Can't Help Falling In Love With You

Sergei must have had the most divine soul imaginable to be able to conceive of beauty this perfect.

Peritorial: Obama, Osama, Brash & Act

Interview: Dr. Don Brash

Music Gem: Beethoven's Pathetique Sonata played by Freddy Kempf

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...

Peritorial: Atlas Shrugged

Interview: Mike Wallace & Ayn Rand

Music Gem: Finale of Rachmaninov's 2nd Piano Concerto played by Georgi Cherkin.

Sara Palin is personally very likeable as is her husband, Todd. Were I to be marooned on a Pacific jungle island with one woman, I would want it to be Sara Palin.

Peritorial: Epicurus

Interview: Deborah Coddington

Music: Rossini, Stabat Mater

Lovely little clip on Raphael's major work, to which I am extremely partial.
For some reason it won't let me embed it.

Peritorial: Nasty Nazis (National Socialists)

Interview: Don Brash, Former Leader of the National Party

Music Gem: Placido Domingo, Boito's Dai Campi, Dai Prati.

Peritorial: Child-Molesters of the Mind.

Interview: Graham Crawshaw, Literacy Campaigner.

Music Gem: Joan Sutherland, Bell Song.

Europe is also experiencing this to be the case as it finds its back being increasingly pressed against the wall by Islamic migration which is becoming demographically strong enough to flex its muscle. The result is becoming conquest instead of mere migration.