Percy Blakeney, Author at Granite Grok - Page 15 of 114

Percy Blakeney

"They seek him here, they seek him there, those Frenchies seek him everywhere. Is he in heaven or is he in hell? That damned elusive Pimpernel."

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America’s Immigration Policy

There’s a lot of noise about America’s immigration policy. What do you think? Is what is in place well reasoned? Does it serve the security interests of the nation? Does it keep us protected from disease spread, public health concerns? Does your social security rest on the results of bad immigration policy?

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COVID19 Laws for Thee But Not for Me

We are in a crisis of the elite which has been simmering for quite a while. The pandemic has brought it more clearly into the open. The result is that people today are less likely to take politicians, the media, and “experts” seriously, for cause.

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Socialism in the United Kingdom

There was a reason why the United Kingdom was described as “the sick man of Europe.” The UK endured three decades of socialism. The United Kingdom underwent an economic revolution in the 1970s and 1980s. It happened because of one person. That was the Iron Lady, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.

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Israel Is Unique in the History of Socialism

Israel is unique in the history of socialism. It is the only nation where socialism was considered successful for a while. The original settlers of Israel came largely from Eastern Europe. They sought to create an economy in which market forces were controlled for the benefit of the whole society.

The goal of socialism is communism

The Hubris of Socialism

Socialists say often that socialism has never failed because it has never been tried. That is incorrect. The truth is socialism has failed in every country in which it has been tried. Just saying, from the Soviet Union to Israel, India, and the United Kingdom, socialism is an object lesson in failure.

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Freedom and Truth or Slave to Fear

The costs of lockdowns do not depend on the reasons behind them. There is in a lockdown a sudden and arbitrary interruption of individual plans. Our cessation of movements and relationships causes psychological harm.