It often seems, then, as if modern state authorities live in a looking-glass world: What normal people regard as important is for them of no importance, while what they regard as of supreme importance normal people regard as of no importance. For them the respectable are suspect and the suspect respectable. A tweed jacket is a sign of menace, while a broken bottle is a sign of harmless intent.
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‘JFK’s crisis of faith’ — or: What passes for a ‘devout Catholic’ in the liberal media
Steve Sailer: ‘In politics, secrecy and silence are becoming less practical, while noise and distortion are coming to dominate’- Free Republic: ‘God bless Ed Anger!’