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03/15/09 - A NC Reader Is Saddened And Angered Over Anne Pressly Murder
From:
Matthew Slater (email
him)
Enoch Powell may have justified his failure to achieve anything, owing to his loyalty to his party, by saying everyone is a failure in the end and that that is a natural thing, but none of the "liberals" or multiculturalists are failures, are they?
Was
Edward
Heath a failure? He took us in to the
European Union, encouraged the Uganda Asians to come to
the UK and encouraged China not to listen to
Margaret Thatcher over
Hong Kong. What did he
fail in?
It would be more honest to say that you are likely to
fail if you oppose the Establishment's agenda, and if
you do want to oppose the Establishment you must
confront them head on (and not stay in the
Conservative Party, like
Enoch Powell).
Peter Brimelow comments:
Obviously, at one level, our reader is right. But in
fact Edward Heath's
career ended in undignified
groveling attempting to create a coalition government
after the 1974 elections, and he lost the Tory
leadership to Mrs. Thatcher, whose subsequent triumphs
he endured with bitter bad grace. I think Powell's point
is a more subtle one about the vanity of human wishes. I
also think that Powell, like
Pat Buchanan,
will be remembered long after
Heaths, Bushes and other contemporary undergrowth is
cleared out and forgotten.