New hypothesis regarding Muslim populations
Hypothesis: where Islam is substantially in the minority, ecumenical relationships between Muslims and non-Muslims are possible. Where, however, Islam is only somewhat in the minority, and where it is the majority, ecumenism becomes impossible; Muslims will instead always opt to impose upon other faiths, possibly by violent means.
Evidence: Dearborn, Michigan.
(hat tip: John C. Wright, who adds other examples of evidence for the above)
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I started blogging back in 2004 -- in May, if the Wayback Machine is to be believed. Not that I remember the exact day. To be honest, I didn't take it that seriously then; it was a fun distraction, but nothing more.
That all changed, I think, once the Danish cartoons were published, and the assault on the right to freedom of expression became very visible. With the recent issues in Canada concerning the "human rights" commissions, the gravity of the matter has only increased, and my interest in blogging has increased right along with it.
I used to blog at a domain called Time Immortal, but it seemed to be the right time for a change -- there's been a lot of that in my life of late. Hence this blog: a fresh start, and proof positive that I won't shut up even if I get shut down once in a while.
