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-Robin Morgan. (1973)
Tada! Wisdom Achieved!
Erm…
Confutatis maledictis
Flammis acribus addictis
Voca me cum benedictis
Oro supplex et acclinis
Cor contritum quasi cinis
Gere curam mei finis
The literal translation for Confutatis from its original Latin to English is as follows:
When the accursed have been confounded
And given over to the bitter flames,
Call me with the blessed.I pray in supplication on my knees.
My heart contrite as the dust,
Safeguard my fate.
Mozart wrote this movement in the key of A minor, which contrasts the general, more often used key of D minor of the whole Requiem.
Mozart utilizes a multitude of 16th to 32nd notes, power of bass and strings in unison at the beginning to reflect the message of the song, in regard to Hell, and its everlasting flames.
Have you ever been bullied by someone from the reparations crowd? Perhaps there are a few possible answers in here.
This was Douglas Murray’s closing statement in the Munk Debate over whether one should trust the mainstream media. It should be required viewing over at the CBC and CTV.
Also, see the full debate here where you can watch Douglas Murray and Matt Taibbi crush the opposition and especially Malc Gladwell, who offered little toward the substantive debate of the topic at hand (constructing strawmen and playing the racism card doesn’t seem to cut it in serious debate).
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