In the multicultural West, our values are that we have no values: we a — Mark Steyn

"Multiculturalism is a unicultural phenomenon."

"[On protests against going to war with Iraq] One woman bore a picture of some female genitalia – possibly hers, the provenance was obscure – over the caption This Bush Is For Peace. Another waxed eloquent: Trim Bush. Out in Marin County somewhere, other bushes for peace disrobed, lay down on a hillside, and formed the words No War. I wonder if there are any conflicted nudists, with a bush for Iraq and a rack for Bush."

"The state has gradually annexed all the responsibilities of adulthood - health care, child care, care of the elderly - to the point where its effectively severed its citizens from humanitys primal instincts, not the least the survival instinct."

"I find myself at odds with virtually the entire politico-media class in my reaction to the "storming" of the US Capitol... I was surprised that even politicians and pundits could utter all that eyewash about "the citadel of democracy" and "a light to the world" with a straight face. Its a citadel of crap, and the lights went out long ago: ask anyone who needs that $600 "relief"."

"As I understand it, the benefits of multiculturalism are that the sterile white-bread cultures of Britain, Canada and Australia get some great ethnic restaurants and a Commonwealth Games opening ceremony that lasts until two in the morning. But in the case of those Muslim ghettoes — in Sydney, in Oslo, in Paris, Copenhagen and Manchester — multiculturalism means that the worst attributes of Muslim culture — the subjugation of women — combine with the worst attributes of Western culture — licence and self-gratification. Tattoed, pierced Pakistani skinhead gangs swaggering down the streets of Northern England are as much a product of multiculturalism as the turban-wearing Sikh Mountie in the vice-regal escort at Rideau Hall. Yet even in the face of the crudest assaults on its most cherished causes — womens rights and gay rights — the political elite turns squeamishly away."

"[On David Camerons Conservative Party] The carbon emissions trading system imposed by Kyoto is absurd and entirely ineffectual, but in London, David Cameron wants to apply it to hamburgers. Cameron wants to impose some sort of Kyoto-esque calorie trading system on fast-food purveyors whereby McDonalds would have some trans-fat cap imposed to ensure they pick up the tab for what that $3 Big Mac really costs society. And David Cameron is the leader of the alleged Conservative Party. Hes also living in a country whose major cities have been hollowed out by Islamist cells. Nevertheless, as England decays into Somalia with chip shops, taxing the chip shops is the Conservatives priority."