From Elsewhere: Rule of Law becoming the rule of lawyers
Frazer Nelson of the Spectator on why judicial activism means that we need a Bill of Rights more than ever than before. “Rule of law…
Articles by Fahrenheit211
More words now illegal in the UK. Apparently the phrase ‘Allah Akbar -Boom!’ is now ‘verboten’.
Apparently it is now illegal in the UK to utter the words ‘Allah Akbar -Boom!’ or allude to the existence of Islamic terror in a…
When a court imposes a derisory sentence like this, it does not serve the interests of justice
Many people will be familiar with the biased way Western justice systems are behaving especially with regards to Islam. Too many people who work in…
Don’t hitch your horse to a cart with a broken wheel.
One of the first rules of behaviour when contacted by a journalist or writer, or even if you are arrested by the police, is to…
From Elsewhere: The impact of Islam on Nottingham
Saw this one on the Cherson and Molschky site. It seems that whole areas are being eviscerated by Islam in Nottingham. What were once…
From Elsewhere: Not much to disagree with there.
Sean Thomas in the Daily Telegraph explains why the Labour government of 1997-2010 crippled Britain. “Do you remember 1066 and All That? Maybe not, as…
From Elsewhere: Not exactly showing your paths peaceful side are you?
As expected this story doesn’t concern Quakers, Methodists, Jews or Hindus, it concerns, yes you guessed it, Bearded Savages. A visa cock-up that stopped a…
From Elsewhere: Remembering the Islamic defeat at the Battle of Tours
Another excellent and thoughtful piece from Raymond Ibrahim at The Commentator. “Precisely 100 years after the death of Islam’s prophet Muhammad in 632, his Arab…
More Islamic sex slavery in Britain’s Northern towns.
The practice of Islamic sex-slavery and the phenomenon of Islamic Grooming Gangs is not something that is out of the depths of history or confined…
In memory of, Daniel Pearl Journalist and victim of Islamic terror.
Please note: an electronic translation of this article in to Hebrew can be found below the English version. The Times of Israel says, in the…
