Western Europe Pulls Head out of Sand Full of Fire Ants

This article from the British newspaper, The Times, gives me the impression that Europe is undergoing their own 9/11. Our 9/11 was the climactic event, although there were prior overseas smaller terrorist attacks against our interests, going back to the 1980's. Western Europe's 9/11 is akin to slowly being poisoned; they've felt a creeping crud which they have suspected was alien to their system. The treatment? Ride it out and hope the immune system stuffs it out. What was this immune system consisted of? Political Correctness, Diversity, Multiculturalism, Tolerance. The result is that a full-blown tumor has broken, the bile has already spread, rapidly causing the body to deteriorate.

I'm in a festive mood today. What with the U.N. and its oil-for-food scandal, and paralysis of effect on the genocide in Africa. The MainStreamMedia, epitomized by the Dan Rather fake-documents scandal. The bloody, wretched, desperate, Islamofascists' attempt to stop free election in Iraq. The sports world, i.e. baseball, track and field, bicycling, devolving into steroid induced monster shows, not to mention the blood sport of player/fan brawling. The Netherlands Groningen protocol which euthanizes infants, the next logical step up from abortion.

I think I'll go shopping now...

Update:
Another report from Europe and I suspect we'll be seeing many more like it. Unchecked immigration causes agonized emigration...

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