Author of The Little Green Book of Eco-Fascism: The Left's Plan to Frighten Your Kids, Drive Up Energy Costs, and Hike Your Taxes. Ed Driscoll:
Britain isn't a Christian country. Claim the usual, intolerant, lefty, Gaia-worshipping, Guardianista suspects
Britain isn't a Christian country. Claim the usual, intolerant, lefty, Gaia-worshipping, Guardianista suspects
Yesterday in church I prayed for God to smite with his mighty sword of truth and justice all the heathens and grandstanding liberal secularists and surrender-monkey cultural relativists, and verily to dash out their brains and crush their minuscule testicles with His trampling feet of vengeance.
No, not really. But having seen the pompous letter a bunch of these miscreant luvvies have written to today's Telegraph, I rather wish I had.
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Anyway, I could go on, right through the list but there's no point. It's the usual suspects, many with links to the Guardian, many also self-proclaimed "skeptics" - that is, they are "skeptical" of anyone who doesn't believe fervently in their newly-invented religion of climate change and man-made global warming. Which is quite odd, isn't it? These people calling for religious tolerance are in fact some of the most shrilly intolerant figures you will find in public debate in Britain.
Still, God hates them and they're all going to boil in eternal hellfire - (I think, though I can't be sure, that He particularly hates Tim Minchin) - so that's a nice consolation to keep us all going through Easter Monday, eh?
An Interview With James Delingpole - Small Dead Animals
I suspect SDA readers will rather enjoy his remarkably unkind thoughts towards warm-mongering socialists, and his take on Michael Mann's lawsuit against Mark Steyn.
Hey and don't miss James Delingpole's Easter column either:
Britain isn't a Christian country. Claim the usual, intolerant, lefty, Gaia-worshipping, Guardianista suspects
Britain isn't a Christian country. Claim the usual, intolerant, lefty, Gaia-worshipping, Guardianista suspects
Yesterday in church I prayed for God to smite with his mighty sword of truth and justice all the heathens and grandstanding liberal secularists and surrender-monkey cultural relativists, and verily to dash out their brains and crush their minuscule testicles with His trampling feet of vengeance.
No, not really. But having seen the pompous letter a bunch of these miscreant luvvies have written to today's Telegraph, I rather wish I had.
...
Anyway, I could go on, right through the list but there's no point. It's the usual suspects, many with links to the Guardian, many also self-proclaimed "skeptics" - that is, they are "skeptical" of anyone who doesn't believe fervently in their newly-invented religion of climate change and man-made global warming. Which is quite odd, isn't it? These people calling for religious tolerance are in fact some of the most shrilly intolerant figures you will find in public debate in Britain.
Still, God hates them and they're all going to boil in eternal hellfire - (I think, though I can't be sure, that He particularly hates Tim Minchin) - so that's a nice consolation to keep us all going through Easter Monday, eh?
An Interview With James Delingpole - Small Dead Animals