Tagged…
Seems I’ve been tagged by Debbie at Right Truth to list 5 blogs that make me think. This is a meme, so here’s the originating link. Since I wasn’t tagged by the original site, that should take care of it. There are a lot of blogs that have given me food for thought but I can only list 5. Therefore…
#1 is an unassuming blogger and his self-effacing handiwork, namely BNP and me, which, more than any other blog, has opened my eyes to the pinko subversive political parties of Jolly Auld UK and the repression of the British people.
#2 is Israpundit, an Israeli blog that has a wealth of insight into Israels position in Mid-East affairs and Israeli politics. This is important because what happens in and to Israel determines the future of the Middle East and therefor the world.
#3 is one that seems pretty unlikely on the surface. It’s a Brit drinkers blog called Pub Philosopher, wherein some lively retorts sometimes fly between Brits and a few of their terrorist “asylum seeker” immigrants. Regular reading will supply some real insight into the mess Europe has gotten itself into by bringing in all those muslims, as well as the general EU attitude about it all. I regularly read a number of Brit blogs, as, where England goes, we may well follow.
#4 Klein Verzet, a Nederland (Dutch) blog in English with great first-hand news of muslim activities and (mostly) Dutch responses. Much food for thought.
#5 Last but not least is Front Page Mag. Unashamedly Right Wing, strongly opinionated, sometimes going beyond reality and crossing over into plain bloviating, but always outspoken. Also unashamedly commercial with so many ads dancing up and down that there’s hardly room left for the blog part. Still, whether I agree with them or not, they do inspire something….
I would put Right Truth up high on this list but that seems to be against the tagging rules.
March 26th, 2007 at 8:22 pm
Interesting list. I’m always looking for more good UK/Europe/Israel blogs to check out.
Particularly interested in what the English [those that really care] are saying about the state of Britain today. I’m guessing the French are just rolling over like submissive puppies..
March 27th, 2007 at 12:15 am
I almost put you on the list, the reason I finally picked a different blog is because the primary purpose of this one is to expose Islam and I tend toward others that have that as a major leaning. There are a few others I also visit that deserve to be on the Thought-Provoker list but the limit rule is only 5.
March 27th, 2007 at 1:27 pm
Thanks, Rastaman. I wouldn’t expect to be on the list My blog isn’t so much thought-provoking as it is visual documentary of our times as well as perspectives on the Islamic media and a few tidbits here and there. But I appreciate the thought!
There’s so much good stuff out there. I find it hard to keep up with everyone as much as I’d like to. Another blog I do like is, ‘… Or Does It Explode?’
http://www.ordoesitexplode.com/me/
It has lots of great pics, videos and things you wouldn’t normally see in most blogs. Lots of good items in his archive as well.
PS: I am covering the Anti-Islamo Fascism Rally at Ground Zero this Saturday, so stay tuned. More photo esssays on the way.
There are rallies planned in Anaheim, CA, Boston, FL and NYC. The one is Anaheim will be in front of CAIR’s offices. Should be interesting.
March 27th, 2007 at 7:01 pm
Nice choice of blogs. I’m not familiar with some of them, so that’s good for me. Always looking for new, good sites. Thanks for playing.
March 27th, 2007 at 10:11 pm
Well, thanks for that! Number one
woo 
I guess that means i’ve been tagged then?
March 28th, 2007 at 12:43 am
Yep. A meme is some form of information, like new styles, that is passed along seemingly directly from brain to brain. While blogging may be a bit slower than light speed, we get there… sometimes…
So yes. You may consider yourself tagged, bearing in mind that it’s not compulsory. Just don’t turn out the night light if you don’t do it. ( I learned that trick from a muslim I don’t know.)
May 28th, 2007 at 9:36 pm
Rastaman,
here a few more UK blogs worth looking at.
LabanTall..former Lefties comes to his senses.
Martin Kelly..Scots blog now defunct but the archives are worth reading
Both of these blogs are good on cultural decline, crime and immigration and Nu Labour.
Migration Watch UK. The first online site to really get to the heart of the UK’s Asylum Seeker problem. Forced the MSM to acknowledge the accuracy of it’s data.
Brussel’s Journal..very good on crime, EU lunacy etc.
The Devil’s Kitchen..sweareist blog in the world.
Mick Hartley,excellent articles on Islamic nutters. See todays about the Arab media and Darfur.
Enjoy
Richard
May 28th, 2007 at 10:04 pm
Yes, I’ve come across Laban Talls comments (anagram for Taliban, I think) on Pub Philosopher, and have never agreed with him. Glad to hear he’s waking up. I could use actual links for these others you mention. Most blogs have unlikely URLs. Ennyhoo, thanks for the input!