A quick glance at the headlines this morning almost made me spill my coffee. This imagined disaster of course did not unfold as I guard my coffee like a guard, well, my coffee. But the news that did bring me close to the precipice was an article in The Australian outlining the two main candidates to topple the hapless Theresa May.
Put your hand up if Boris Johnson was one of your immediate picks. Yes? Well done, you win a prize of watching me drink my coffee. So who is your second pick to go forth and save England? Waiting, waiting. Not sure?
Why, it’s a Pakistani Muslim called Sajid Javid. And it seems that he’s the front runner.
It looks like the Tories are determined not to deliver Brexit in any meaningful form, but to simply out-progressive the progressives.
Okay, I’ll answer it: blonde girls and the song about them is as Danish as it gets. Mo Ansar, a raving Mohammedan agitprop on speed dial by RT for all things Islamic, is most certainly not. Multiculti is a crime against humanity. Integration or assimilation of Mohammedans is not possible. The large scale import of Islamic savages is destructive and must be reversed.
Danish politicians have defiantly sung a national folk song about a blonde girl, after a foreign teacher forced a top university to apologise for using it. The non-Danish teacher at the Copenhagen Business School was offended by the song for associating Denmark with a ‘young blonde girl’.
Vlad Tepes video of the Danish Parliamentarians singing the song in one of the chambers of Parliament.
Translation….Change the facts to keep the truth suppressed !
Labour’s London Mayor Sadiq Khan has called for the Metropolitan Police’s gangs matrix to be overhauled because the vast majority named are young, black men.
A review for the London mayor found that three-quarters were under the age of 25 and 80 per cent were black, with the authors saying that it was a higher proportion than were likely to be perpetrators or victims of gang violence, reportsThe Guardian.
Alleging potential racial discrimination, the review, published Friday, said, “We must acknowledge the possibility of conscious or unconscious bias against young black males in London – whether the term ‘gang’ is now heavily racially loaded and that this perception that a gang is often comprised of young black males, and ergo that young black males are often in a gang, either directly or unconsciously influences the enforcement focus of the police and subsequent actions of the justice service.”
Enochs words should be ringing in our ears like jingle bells right now,the globalist replacement programme continues unabated.
Word ‘Christmas’ surprisingly MISSING in German minister’s official Christmas card
Any hyphenated German female is a piece of shiite.
Some columnists in German media zeroed in on the phrase and rushed to slamWidmann-Mauz’s claim that belief doesn’t matter, but it’s unclear if there was any deliberate message there.
What others pointed out is that Christmas is not only a recognized religious event in Germany but also a public holiday that extends on all citizens regardless of their faith or ethnicity.
But what perhaps angered critics most is that Widmann-Mauz was much more specific when congratulating other religious communities on their respective holidays.
The ruling, which effectively opens the door to legalizing Sharia-based child marriages in Germany, is one of a growing number of instances in which German courts are — wittingly or unwittingly — promoting the establishment of a parallel Islamic legal system in the country.
Native Germans are the custodians of the country
Congressman Steve King in an interview with Hagen Grell. He appeals to Germans to be proud of being German.
Who would have thought that in 2018 it would be deemed controversial to uphold the principle of free speech? Whatever else the events of this year have taught us, it is now clear that the fundamental human right to express oneself as one sees fit is under threat. With both major political parties supporting further hate-speech legislation and varying degrees of press regulation, and with Silicon Valley tech giants routinely censoring their users, the time is ripe seriously to consider how we might retaliate against the creeping authoritarianism of our age.
Those who were active in the civil-rights movements of the ‘New Left’ in the Sixties and Seventies understood that free speech is the linchpin of all other struggles for equality. But today it is mostly well-intentioned activists on the left who are calling on the state to constrict the Overton window. Worse still, in a world in which social media have become the de facto public square, and online platforms are controlled by powerful likeminded CEOs, we are left with the paradoxical phenomenon of self-identified leftists seeking to empower huge corporations to set the parameters of acceptable thought.
One of the most troubling developments over the past year has been the politicisation of our law-enforcement agencies. The government recently launched a new campaign to tackle hate crime, defined on their website as ‘any criminal offence which is perceived by the victim, or anybody else, to be motivated by hostility or prejudice’ towards any of the five ‘protected characteristics’ (race, religion, sexual orientation, transgender identity and disability). It’s not clear why acts that are already criminal should require a separate category at all, let alone on the grounds of ‘perceived’ motive.
40 Migrants Head to UK on Christmas Day Dash Across English Channel
Are these migrants from Iran, Iraq, and Afghanistan running from Islam? No. Are these migrants devout Mohammedans who want to make the West Islamic? The time to ask them is now.
Forty migrants were picked up in the English Channel in five separate incidents on Christmas day, believed to be the highest number of illegals and boats intercepted in one day.
The majority are understood to be male, with at least one woman and two children found aboard the separate craft.
British authorities believe all the migrants are from Iran, Iraq, and Afghanistan.
In 2017, Serbia, a non-EU country which borders four EU states, relaxed its visa rules for Iranians in an effort to boost its tourism industry but closed the programme one year later following immigration abuses.
Spanish Police Search for Migrant in Connection with Christmas Terror Threat
Authorities in Barcelona have been placed on high alert after receiving information on a potential planned terror attack and began a search for a Moroccan migrant believed to be connected to the threat.
Macron knows that the globalist dictatorship he’s trying to impose on the French amounts to treason, but he continues along that road anyway, simply because he can.
The French President believes his country might also have quit the bloc if offered the choice in an referendum.
Macron knows the French want out:
“Middle-classes and working-classes – and especially the oldest in your country – decided that the recent decades were not in their favour.”
Emmanuel Macron put Brexit down to UK voters losing faith in globalisation and unrestricted free markets
France would “probably” have voted to leave the EU if it had held an in/out referendum, according to the country’s leader.
Emmanuel Macron attributed the UK’s decision to leave the EU to British voters’ loss of faith in globalisation and unrestricted free markets.
The French President suggested there is “always a risk” with votes such as Britain’s 2016 referendum, when asking the public “just ‘yes’ or ‘no’ in a very complicated context”.
That was in the making for a long time. We all know that land, all land once conquered by Islam, must remain Islamic forever. Now there’s talk about Greek islands, but what they really mean is all of Greece and all of Cyprus. And then some.
The one issue on which Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his opposition are in “complete agreement” is the “conviction that the Greek islands are occupied Turkish territory and must be reconquered.”
“So strong is this determination that the leaders of both parties have openly threatened to invade the Aegean.” – Uzay Bulut, Turkish journalist.
Ankara’s ongoing challenges to Greek land and sea sovereignty are additional reasons to keep it from enjoying full acceptance in Europe and the rest of the West.
In April 2017, Turkish European Affairs Minister Omer Celik claimed in an interview that the Greek Aegean island of Agathonisi (pictured) was Turkish territory. (Image source: Hans-Heinrich Hoffmann/Wikimedia Commons)
Turkey’s “persistent policy of violating international law and breaching international rules and regulations” was called out in a November 14 letter to UN Secretary General António Guterres by Polly Ioannou, the deputy permanent representative of Cyprus to the UN.
Reproving Ankara for its repeated violations of Cypriot airspace and territorial waters, Ioannou wrote of Turkey’s policy:
“[it] is a constant threat to international peace and security, has a negative impact on regional stability, jeopardises the safety of international civil aviation, creates difficulties for air traffic over Cyprus and prevents the creation of an enabling environment in which to conduct the Cyprus peace process.”
Increasing number of Australians fighting for Islamic State
Yes, that’s RIGHT NOW! Who was it who said ISIS is defeated?
They are the Australians who have traded their lives down under for a life of battle and terror, joining the Islamic State (IS) in the Middle East.
And now it has been revealed an increasing number of our citizens are flying to Iraq and Syria to fight for extremist groups.
News Corp reports the AFP has issued 27 arrest warrants for Australian terror suspects fighting for IS in the Middle East, with seven issued since January.
Australian terrorist Khaled Sharrouf, who is likely dead, pictured with his sons in Syria.
Further disturbing statistics reveal around 230 Australians have travelled to Syria or Iraq to fight with or support extremist groups involved in the conflict.
It’s a deadly business, with close to 100 Australians losing their life while fighting under the ISIS flag.
It has led to increased concerns the foreign fighters will return to our country and use what they’ve learned in the Middle East to plot mass terror attacks on home soil.
Since 2014, there have been 15 foiled terror plots and seven successful attacks carried out in Australia.
In a recent interview with A Current Affair, RMIT global affairs expert Professor Joe Siracusa warned we’ve been “very lucky” that the attackers had been “lone wolves” using unsophisticated weapons.
Islamic State fighters travelling through the so-called caliphate, pictured in 2013. (Supplied)
“We’re about to face people who are probably a lot brighter,” he told the program.
“There’s probably at least 60 people who will be coming back from Syria, from the civil war, and the people who will come back will have more information and expertise about ammunition, about bombs.”
Speaking to News Corp, Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton said Australia is “not immune to the scourge of terrorism.”
“This government will continue to keep Australians safe and fight for laws like the recent encryption legislation to do so. If people are returning from conflicts overseas they do so into the hands of authorities,” the minister said.
It’s thought around 100 Australians are currently in Syria and Iraq fighting for, or supporting, Islamic extremist groups.
A CULTURED REASON CHRISTMAS
Santa takes off with the loot
Back in 2014, the ABC’s Jonathan Green offered his solution to international Islamic terrorism:
Our best defence is of course our cultured reason. Our tolerance. Our audacious confidence in the fundamental goodness of others.
In April 2017, Turkish European Affairs Minister Omer Celik claimed in an interview that the Greek Aegean island of Agathonisi (pictured) was Turkish territory. (Image source: Hans-Heinrich Hoffmann/Wikimedia Commons)
