Multiethnic societies work if we agree to play the same game, by the same rules, on the same side. Multiculturalism encourages everyone to play their own game, by their own rules, for their own side. Diversity is NOT "our greatest strength". Interview with Glenn Beck.

The problem is that multiculturalism is a misnomer...what they really mean is cultural relativism Influences by other cultures are welcome so long as they do not conflict with our morals, values and principles

@glennbeck We need to start talking about cultural conformity rather than diversity.

@glennbeck Nice boiling down to main point that different ethnicities only work well together if they assimilate into one culture.

@glennbeck Multiculturalism should be renamed "enforced separation of monocultures"

America used to be known for its ability to assimilate wave after wave of new immigrants. This meant that they and whatever cultural predjudices they brought with them would be subjected to mockery and ridicule. Some of it was good-natured, and some wasn't. But, it was effective at forcing the new immigrants to adapt quickly. Children, especially, learned to leave their old culture and BE Americans. The idea of promoting multiculturalism as an ideal was always a mistake.

@glennbeck Our genetics will not allow us to play on the same side. We have 100s of 1000s of years of separate evolution on entirely different continents. You cannot push different human subspecies together and expect us to get along.

@glennbeck Absolutely right! Unity and shared values make a nation strong. Multiculturalism, when it divides instead of unites, weakens our social fabric.

@glennbeck I think what doesn't work is ideological pluralism between incompatible governing paradigms, like liberalism and utopianism. Different cultures blended seamlessly under liberalism for centuries, but under this unnamed, new elitist authoritarianism, integration is not allowed.

Piercing clarity on the dangerous state Britain (and not only) is in from Konstantin Kisin (in conversation with Glenn Beck). 'We have a political system that filters out anyone who is prepared to speak the truth. The one politician in the Conservative Party who was willing to be honest is the one they’ve just got rid of. We have a political system that is calibrated to ensure that nobody who is actually honest ever reaches a position of political power. I don’t know how that changes.... When I speak to my Jewish friends in the UK, most of them are thinking of leaving... 'As of the past 5 weeks, my view is that this is not a time for ambivalence. There is a side that wants me killed and a side that doesn't. I'm going to go with the side that doesn't'.

@glennbeck Yep, the west has imported and tolerated intolerance. The writing was on the wall for all to see during the Rushdie affair in 1989. We are where we are because we ignored the warning signs.