It’s Taqiyya time in Waltham Forest.
‘Never mind the quality, feel the width of the lies’ could be a slogan that might well be used by the Muslim community of Waltham…
New English Review
From Elsewhere: The dangerous and amoral Utopianism of Saul Alinsky
It is right to do right. It is right not to impede a blind man on his way, it is the right thing to do…
From Elsewhere: More on the ‘ mendacious grievance-mongering taqiyya-artist’
Here’s a good one from Catstrangler101 from the New English Review speaking about ‘harassment’ on Twitter. “This week I’ve been thinking about the whole concept…
From Elsewhere: A response to the claims of a bunch of notorious mendacious, grievance-mongering taquiyya-artists.
I’m delighted to see that the New English Review has published this excellent piece from Catstrangler101 about the mendacious, grievance-mongering taquiyya-artists of Tell Mama and…
From Elsewhere: Taqiyya-ville
An excellent and well written article from Dr Richard Butrick in the New English Review on the difference between how Muslim organisations promote the character…
From Elsewhere: The psychology of Islamic criminals.
Nicholai Sennels has been featured on this site before. I first came across him writing on the subject of Islamic incest, and the problems that…
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…
From Elsewhere: The situation in Tower Hamlets is getting worse.
This piece from Esmerelda Weatherwax of New English Review shows how appallingly Islamic groups have behaved in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets. Grants for…
