If the apostles of Christ were to arrive on shores of England today, they would be denied entry, arrested by the police and condemned as “far right”.  And only Judas would be let ashore. 

“No, said the priest (to Josef K): It is not necessary to accept everything as true, one must only accept it as necessary… A depressing conclusion, said Josef K. It turns lying into a universal principle” – Franz Kafka, “The Trial”

England has become a virtual tinderbox following decades of wholesale import of immigrants. And it made no change, as rumours purporting to know that the offender of the killings in Southport were false. It was merely the awaited spark to set fire to a much deeper showdown threatening the rule of law in that country.

Florence Bergeaud-Blackler, in her book  “Le Frèrisme et ses réseaux, l’enquête” (The Brotherhood and its networks, a survey) describes the very structured Islamization of France and the West by the Muslim Brotherhood. Since its publication January 2023 she has been threatened on her life and is now under police protection. She deplores, that there is now no more than a handful of researchers who still dare to deal with the Islamization of the West.

“A terrible beauty is born,” – thus wrote W. B. Yeats about the new Ireland after the Easter Rising in 1916. Now, today Ireland is “changed, changed utterly” alright, but more terrible than a beauty.

“A ban on bombs would be better that a ban on books” – such wrote The Irish Times June 6, 1957. In the Irish Free State of 1922, a catholic regime of censorship was in at large, banning books by authors such as Frank O’Connor, Brendan Behan, Benedict Kiely as well as forcing freethinkers like James Joyce and e.g. Danish author Signe Toksvig with her Irish husband Francis Hackett into exile in 1937.

It is truly a case of shortcomings relating to freedom of speech, when mainstream media proceed to relativize the atrociousness of Hamas and the right of Israel to defend itself in a war against Hamas.

Chairman Aia Fog and Deputy Chairman Michael Pihl of Danish Free Press Society comments on The Free Speech Union and their obvious lack of interest in supporting the working class.

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