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The Reprimitivized Future -- Mark Steyn

Mark Steyn exhibits a sense for and a vision of world politics beyond the horizon of the common enthusiast. And his style imposes upon you to feel and live it.

“Civilization is not an evolution of mankind but the imposition of human good on human evil. It is not a historical inevitability. It is a battle that has to be fought every day, because evil doesn’t recede willingly before the wheels of progress.” -- Andrew McCarthy, former federal prosecutor, senior fellow at the National Review Institute, and author of Willful Blindness: A Memoir of the Jihad.

DHS Enlists Local Authorities to Profile Conservative America

'Liberals' have their transformational faith in the bureaucracy of the Executive and oppose other institutions, particularly those "non-liberal social forces" like Church and family that often find expression in the organizations of neighborhoods, small cities, and even several States. Modern liberalism sees "central government as the more promising instrument of progress, and the others as obstacles."

This administration has been successful in casting dispersion on the free market, and will now attempt to do the same to conservative society.

 

 

San Francisco Values

 

WSJOnline -- April 3, 2009

News From Nancy Pelosi's District
Government schools in San Francisco are trying to boost their students' aspirations, the San Francisco Chronicle reports:

"Remember the first time you heard Jimi Hendrix?" reads the cover of the district's new 51-page education guide. "Our plan is as transformational now as his music was then!"

The manifesto is aimed at transforming the educational "experiences for every child in each of our schools."

To drive home the point, a portrait of the '60s rocker--looking somewhat pensive, somber and perhaps stoned--graces the cover and every page of the manual.

The book also comes with a Hendrix poster and Hendrix-emblazoned canvas bag, which were handed out to a couple hundred administrators at Superintendent Carlos Garcia's back-to-school confab in September.

An editorial in the same day's Chronicle faults the San Francisco school board for defying the will of the voters and refusing to preserve the city's Junior ROTC program:

The program will come to a halt in June unless board members vote to reverse a November 2006 decision to end it. Last November, San Francisco voters endorsed an advisory measure, Proposition V, in support of keeping JROTC.

The usual complaint--opposition to the federal law barring open homosexuals from serving in the military--doesn't apply here: "Young people of all sexual orientations are welcome in the San Francisco program." But ultraliberal school board members still object to JROTC as, in the Chronicle's words, "an indoctrinating recruiting tool."

So in San Francisco, if you're willing to risk your life for your country, you must be brainwashed. If you choke to death on your own vomit, you're a role model.