Thursday, July 21, 2005
A Liberal Slams the Left and Their Pro-Terror Ideals
It is usually impossible to find liberals who criticize the Left for their sick, perverted fealty to the Muslims who intend on destroying the civilized world. However, one of them, Peter Tatchell, a British human rights campaigner, does just that:
Peter Tatchell (Human Rights campaigner, London)
Of course, Tatchell continues to peddle the tired and shopworn old "socialism is the answer" canard, but his slamming of the left means that even those inside that sick movement see the true face of the cancer that is the international left.
It is usually impossible to find liberals who criticize the Left for their sick, perverted fealty to the Muslims who intend on destroying the civilized world. However, one of them, Peter Tatchell, a British human rights campaigner, does just that:
Peter Tatchell (Human Rights campaigner, London)
We are witnessing one of the greatest betrayals by the left since so-called left-wingers backed the Hitler-Stalin pact and opposed the war against Nazi fascism. Today, the pseudo-left reveals its shameless hypocrisy and its wholesale abandonment of humanitarian values. While it deplores the 7/7 terrorist attack on London, only last year it welcomed to the UK the Muslim cleric, Yusuf al-Qaradawi, who endorses the suicide bombing of innocent civilians. These same right-wing leftists back the so-called 'resistance' in Iraq. This 'resistance' uses terrorism against civilians as its modus operandi - stooping to the massacre of dozens of Iraqi children in order kill a few US soldiers. Terrorism is not socialism; it is the tactic of fascism. But much of the left doesn't care. Never mind what the Iraqi people want, it wants the US and UK out of Iraq at any price, including the abandonment of Iraqi socialists, trade unionists, democrats and feminists. If the fake left gets its way, the ex-Baathists and Islamic fundamentalists could easily seize power, leading to Iranian-style clerical fascism and a bloodbath. I used to be proud to call myself a leftist. Now I feel shame. Much of the left no longer stands for the values of universal human rights and international socialism.
Of course, Tatchell continues to peddle the tired and shopworn old "socialism is the answer" canard, but his slamming of the left means that even those inside that sick movement see the true face of the cancer that is the international left.
