UK: the truth hurts

Indo-British Tory Politician Slammed For “Racist Slur” On Muslims

* Baroness Flather, not Warsi.

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LONDON – Britain’s first female Asian peer has been slammed for claiming all Muslims are on benefits and vote Labour. … Story at THE LINK via Mullah

Celebrating ~~diversity~~ stupidity in Tower Hamlets:

“Those who paint Tower Hamlets as a balkanised community fail to notice the social solidarity that exists in the community.”

Guardian libtard Giles Fraser fails to notice that such a “social solidarity” doesn’t exist. Why was the humongous mosque built to surround a historic synogogue — could Islamic triumphalism have something to do with it?

Might be a while yet before he gets hit with a clue bat. “In mosques and pubs, people are more worried by the cuts than ethnic tension” --writes Giles Fraser in clueless befuddlement in the Islam-promoting Guardian.

Mohammed arrested for sex offences against two girls

A St. Catharines man is facing sex and extortion charges after police allege he coerced young females into sex acts with himself and associates.–“They are loved by their parents,” said the woman before starting to cry. “It’s overwhelming.”

Better late than never:

Passion for Freedom: Artists are worried about Islam

It was about time that those who make their living from free speech (unfortunately in this case not journalists…) stand up for freedom. For some reason the BBC chose to mention Passion for Freedom on their Arab channel, and not the English speaking channel. Is that because the BBC thinks that criticism of Islam is more problematic in the UK than in the Middle East…? Read a review of the PfF exhibition at the Spectatorhere.

From Dispatch International, read the whole article here: Artists are worried about Islam.

Forty artists from around the world have got together due to their fear that the West is in the process of abandoning freedom. Their exhibition Passion for Freedom in London asks the question: Will our attempt to institute multicultural harmony pave the way for a totalitarian society? What is freedom? How easy is it to lose it? And how hard is it to get it back? …

The fact that it is held in the British capital for the fourth consecutive year is not a coincidence.With the introduction of Sharia courts and a growing number of burqa-clad women on the street, freedom is no longer a matter of course in the country that gave us the Magna Carta and the Bill of Rights. Freedom is something that is increasingly called into question.It is also not a coincidence that several of the organizers behind Passion For Freedom are of Polish / Russian origin. They have experience with more than liberal democracy. “We know the totalitarian by its smell,” says Marianna Fox, a 27-year-old designer with roots in Russia. … “We are concerned to see that so many people take freedom for granted. Too many doesn’t realize how fragile it really is, and we would like to draw attention to this.” She stresses that the exhibition focuses on all threats to freedom. Thus China, Cuba and other states where freedom is in difficulty are subject of artistic treatment. …Islam poses a threat to freedom that it is impossible to overlook, says Marianna Fox. “Many of us who work with the exhibition know what it was like under communism. We were young when it collapsed, but we recognize the fear and censorship that stems from Islam today. “We cannot just stand idly by while politicians restrict our freedom of speech and introduce Sharia courts all over Britain. We have to say no. We have to insist on equality before the law and the right for everybody to express their opinions freely. Otherwise we have learned nothing from history, and we are likely to repeat it.” …Violence against women – or to be specific, female genital mutilation – is also the theme that English-born artist Fiona Dent has taken up. Her painting ”Madonna of Mutilation” depicts a woman with cut and sewn lips. In the accompanying description of the painting the artist asks whether the British politicians and authorities would wake up if every year 24,000 little girls had their lips cut off and their mouths sewn together. “The question is rhetorical; of course they would,” says Fiona Dent. But it is obviously a different story when it comes to the more subtle cutting of female genitals. … “In this country there has not been one a single lawsuit about this matter. It’s a terrible disgrace,” says Fiona Dent.

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Hill December 1, 2012 at 5:57 pm: Good on Fiona Dent. About bloody time.

Re: “Those who paint Tower Hamlets as a balkanised community fail to notice the social solidarity that exists in the community.”

Yes, that social solidarity is tentative and only exists to entrench the foreigners who have invaded Tower Hamlet with their own cultural traditions against the English, modernity and more importantly, English Law. Seeking to dismiss the English language, culture and traditions in their chosen adopted home.

The real losers are the young girls and woman who although live in a advanced society are still chained to third world ideology that is anti -women.

So, it is not exactly a wonderful thing and to see it otherwise is a tell, to what a fool Giles Fraser is, but then he is writing for the Guardian, that has historically been a bastion for attracting fools.
Hill December 1, 2012 at 5:58 pm: Sheik.

Missing post. Please help.

Thanks.
H.
harbidoll December 5, 2012 at 7:02 am: every action has equal reaction. one side:sharia spring. other side; freedom lovers. procede wisely in this universal battle.