From Elsewhere: A Tale of Two Religions
Nail. Head. Hit from Michael Coren of the Canadian Sun News “A tale of two religions. At the end of last week the Pope, the…
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Another example of the legal double standard that is damaging confidence in the justice system
If a member of one of Britain’s more strict Christian sects, say for example the Plymouth Bretheren, committed an offence of violence and oppressed his…
Tolerant and non-violent Arabs. As rare as hens teeth.
The history of Muslim Arabs and their relationship with members of other faiths has not been good. Under Islam Jews and Christians are considered as…
The tactics of the enemy. Lies, distortion, extortion, threats and occupation.
The Islam Versus Europe site has carried a chilling but instructive tale of how an Islamic group in Catalonia in Spain had been trying to…
From elsewhere: The wonderful world of ‘enriched’ Dunstable
Bearded Savage male pesters a woman, woman rejects advances, Savage accuses woman of ‘racism’ then gets a gang of thugs together and attacks the woman….
More terror, more death at the hands of Savages, this time it’s Kashmir
Wherever you look in the world, with the possible exception of Antarctica, you will find savage representatives of the religion of death, indulging in…
From Elsewhere: Alison Pearson hits the nail on the head
A piece well worth reading by Alison Pearson of the Daily Telegraph. It’s reproduced by the New English Review. She is right we have become…
Lets hope this scumbag is caught dead, or alive
The ultimate in treason against the concepts of peace, freedom and justice would, by my own definition, be to side with, and promote, or fight…
From Elsewhere: More sickness and depravity, the ‘sex jihad’
The Commentator blog has an excellent article by Raymond Ibrahim on the subject of sexual jihad. He tells how things that are forbidden in Islam,…
One in four of Britain’s young people have their heads screwed on right
A study, carried out by the BBC programme Newsbeat, has shown that over one in four young people aged between 18 and 24 didn’t trust…
