Fabian Society And Their Evil
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The
Fabian socialists are having their “Causes to Fight For” conference today. A rally of freedom hating statists who will throw
sound bites to a tweeting mob. For over a hundred years the Fabians
have tried to increase the power of the state at the expense of
society. If there is one consistent aim from the time of the Webbs,
through from Oswald Mosley up to Sunder Katawala today, it is to
undermine a free, property owning society. Fabians realise
socialism will never triumph as long as people have capital and
independence.
For most people their single biggest asset, and society’s bulwark against socialism, is their family home. It is why socialists want penal inheritance taxes and opposed letting low income families get on the property ladder. Council house sales turned former state dependents into property owners, promoting upward mobility and vote switching from a Labour Party which wanted to keep them as clients, to parties which encouraged popular aspirations. Even today Fabians still want to extend state socialism further at the expense of home ownership. The past hundred years of the Fabians have had even darker times too.
In preparation for their Challenging Extremism session at the conference,
Sunder Katawala
[ does not have a Wiki biog - Ed. ] wrote a not unjustified diatribe against the Daily Mail
for historically endorsing the Blackshirts. Very thin ice for a
Fabian to be on given that the Blackshirts were founded by a leading Fabian –
Oswald Mosley.
In the first few decades of the twentieth century the Fabians were the biggest advocates of eugenics. Leading Fabians and founders of the LSE, Sidney and Beatrice Webb believed “What we as eugenicists have got to do is to ’scrap’ the old Poor Law with its indiscriminate relief of the destitute as such and replace it by an intelligent policy of so altering the social environment as to discourage or prevent the multiplication of those irrevocably below the National Minimum of Fitness.” In the 1930s Archibald Church introduced a bill for eugenic sterilization to stop “those who are in every way a burden to their parents, a misery to themselves and in my opinion a menace to the social life of the community” from reproducing. Church was a Fabian.
Prominent Fabians such as H G Wells,
Bernard Shaw and the Webbs led the way in combining the
‘progressive’ ideologies of socialism and eugenics. It doesn’t stop
there either. As The Guardian reported
last year the
“Fabian socialists provided the intellectual
justification for the eugenics policy that led to the stolen
generations scandal.” For a
century the Fabians have sought and sadly often succeeded in
undermining the traditional family, property rights and individual
freedom. Their cause is evil.
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I am not quite sure that Eugenics deserve quite such a bad rap but
Adolf's mates got involved and that did not help.
The defiant Coat of Arms of the Fabian Society (commissioned by the
Author/Playwright and co-founder) George Bernard Shaw, today, now archived,
is a “Wolf
in Sheep’s Clothing.”. Until recently, it also appeared on the
Fabian Glass Window (now removed) in the Beatrice Webb House at Dorking,
[ A statement of evil intent if ever I saw one - Editor
]
Gordon Brown promises middle class jobs
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Fabian
New Year Conference 2010 kicked off on Saturday with a keynote
speech from the Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, in front of more than
700 delegates.
* You can read the full text
of the Prime Minister's speech
here.
* You can watch excerpts from the speech on the BBC
web site
here.
* Blogging from the sessions took place all day at
Next Left.
Mr Brown was followed throughout Saturday by speakers
including Lord Mandelson, Ben Bradshaw MP, Hilary Benn MP, David
Lammy MP, Ken Livingstone, Evan Harris MP, Anne Campbell, Vince
Cable MP, Polly Toynbee, John Denham MP, Neal Lawson, Sadiq Khan
MP, Ben Summerskill, Gaby Hinsliff, John Curtice, David Coats,
Jackie Ashley, Nadine Dorries MP, Sunder Katwala, Matthew Taylor,
Catherine Fieschi, Peter Kellner, Mehdi Hasan, Jessica Asato, Kerry
McCarthy MP, Nick Anstead, Symon Hill, James Forsyth, Ellie Gellard,
Will Straw, Stuart White, David Babbs, Matthew Goodwin, Mary
Riddell, Douglas Carswell MP, Jenni Russell, Janet Daley, Rachel
Reeves, Will Hutton and many more.
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Brown
promises more jobs. Brown may well be telling the truth. He can create
rubbish jobs using money extorted from the tax payer. Creating useful jobs
is another matter. He won't because he can't. The names are of mild
interest. When you are looking for rope and lamp posts these are prize
candidates.
