
Siger ‘ studerende’ 31-årige Tarek Abdol Hamid på DR Update. Jeg ville have forsøgt at finde en mere tillidsvækkende repræsentant for det angiveligt civilliserede og fredselskende Vollsmose, hvis jeg var så uheldig at være journalist på DR. Mellem 2003 og 2008 fik Abdol Hamid tre domme for tyveri, trusler på livet og seks ubetinget måneders fængsel for særdeles grov vold mod en dansk kvinde, der tillod sig ikke at gengælde hans tilnærmelser: “Din familie skal dø, fucking luder og kælling”, hvorefter han sparkede hende bevidstløs. – Mafiosoerne i Vollsmose skal ikke ud af bydelen, de skal ud af landet. “Alt andet er snak”, skriver Jalving. Det vil måske ske en dag, men ikke under de nuværende politikere, der har præsteret den lammeste gang mundsvejr over Vollsmose hørt i lange tider. Man tør slet ikke tænke på hvad de kunne finde på at mumle, hvis der gik en jihadistbombe af og dræbte 100 mennesker:
Så er psykologerne på vej til Vollsmose. Som hvidklædte, våbenløse FN-tropper ruller de ind i den parallelle virkelighed, hvor så godt som alt er finansieret af offentlige kasser. Ikke blot psykologerne, men de stigende udgifter til sociale programmer, integrationskonsulenter, mangfoldighedssociologer, byfester, koncerter, modersmålsundervisning, klubhuse, morgenvækning og hele det fintmaskede net af velvillighed og velfærdsstat, der er spændt ud under Integrationsdanmark. På kommunens foranledning skal psykologerne bearbejde urolighederne og trøste beboerne, indtil karrusellen kører igen.
Det ligner efterhånden en industri med en eksemplarisk arbejdsdeling: De unge indvandrere og efterkommere går amok, fordi de er ”frustrerede”, ”marginaliserede” og ofre for sociale omstændigheder; politiet fanger under en tyvendedel af voldsmændene, men høster anerkendelse for at have udvist ”besindelse”; politikerne siger, at de er ”chokerede”, men ikke mere, end at de i kor understreger, at der kun var tale om nogle få, brodne kar i et ellers tiltrængt bidrag til den danske leverpostejskultur, eller at voldskulturen udspringer af danske forhold, og derfor ikke har det fjerneste med den mellemøstlige kultur at gøre.
Bøllerne bør forlade Danmark, sagde landets statsminister, men her burde der være et samvittighedsfuldt menneske i statsministerens inderkreds, der fortalte hende, at det gør de skam ikke. Disse mennesker bliver betalt for at bo i Danmark og lave ingenting og har klart bedre fremtidsudsigter i Europa end i den arabiske verden, hvis de overhovedet skulle have lyst til at slå sig ned dér. Disse ”bøller” rejser ikke frivilligt, det kan vi være vis på. De skal enten smides ud eller standses ved grænsen. Alt andet er bare snak.Indvandring og velfærdsstat AF MIKAEL JALVING
“George Orwell for venstreorienteret til en statue foran BBC”
Det er en virkelig eksotisk indvending netop fra hans gamle arbejdsplads under krigen, BBC. Man kan skændes længe om, hvad Orwell var, men der er i al fald ikke mange ‘venstreorienterede’ forfattere, der bruger hele deres liv på at kritisere venstrefløjen, og dertil går over i historien som ikoner for udogmatiske fritænkere og konservative. Få har som Orwell analyseret og afklædt politiserende humbug-sprog, ikke mindst kommunismens, men hver tid har sin newspeak:
But far more importantly Orwell came to accurately foresee the prevailing mode of thinking, a set of ideas that is generally called “political correctness”. PC, for want of a better expression, describes a set of acceptable beliefs, outside of which it is not permitted to step – and that has been a very significant development. Among the various characteristics of political correctness is the branding of dissident thinkers as racists, sexists or homophobes (thoughtcrime) the necessity of holding two contradictory ideas together (doublethink) and attempts to change the language to change politics (Newspeak).
As Orwell wrote in 1984: ‘The B vocabulary consisted of words which had been deliberately constructed for political purposes: words, that is to say, which were intended to impose a desirable mental attitude upon the person using them.’ One only has to look at how words such as “elitist” or “discrimination” have been altered since Orwell’s death to see how changing the meaning of a word can make the terrain of debate very difficult for one side. All these practices were alive in Orwell’s day, in Soviet Russia, where a more brutal form of correct thinking was imposed, but the essential principle was the same – “designed to make lies sound truthful”, as Orwell said. That was the quote used by Bradford headmaster Ray Honeyford to describe the process of multiculturalism in action, and in that particular area the state becomes the most Orwellian, from its “diversity is strength”-style posters to its rewriting of national history, not to mention the disturbing policies that followed the Macpherson report, where teachers were even asked to monitor the language of young infants for thoughtcrime.
That’s why today Orwell, and in particular his final work, is quoted far more by the Right than the Left, and why you’ll find few objections to a statue from conservatives. Perhaps that’s not the real reason, and the Beeb are just saving the spot for Antonio Gramsci. George Orwell, the prophet of political correctness, does not belong to the Left, George Orwell is ‘too Left-wing’ for a statue outside the BBC’s new headquarters. ((Benyt lejligheden til at se dokumentaren “The Real George Orwell med blandt andre Roger Scruton.)
Monitoring Islam-Critics in Norway
By Fjordman
LO, the influential Norwegian Confederation of Trade Unions, has intimate – some say organic – connections to the ruling Labor Party. Together, the two organizations have arguably made up the country’s most important network of power for generations. Sections of LO will from 2012 on donate half a million kroner every year to the Norwegian Centre against Racism to combat right-wing extremism. “To be against the Multicultural society, as Breivik says, is nothing other than what Hitler espoused,” says Leif Sande, who represents one of LO’s subgroups.
Kari Helene Partapuoli, leader of the Centre, which already receives millions in direct state support annually, says the money will partly be spent on mapping international networks opposed to multiculturalism. Partapuoli earlier warned against the dangers of “subconscious” racism, stating that there is a racist in all of us. She didn’t explain what kind of mental exorcism will be required to drive out our racist inner demons, however. Shoaib Sultan, the former General Secretary at the Islamic Council of Norway, currently works for them as an advisor on how to deal with extremists who oppose the colonization of their country through mass immigration.
In late 2011 there was a demonstration against racism at Youngstorget in Oslo arranged by LO. Its powerful national leader, Roar Flåthen, promised that the labor unions will fight relentlessly against racism and intolerance throughout society and in the workplace. “We want a Multicultural society. This is enriching,” he told the crowd. Flåthen is also a politician for the Labor Party and sits on the board of A-pressen, a large national media company partially controlled by LO that is the whole or partial owner of dozens of local or regional newspapers.
The leaders of LO have been known to consult with – or, as critics claim, instruct – the Prime Minister on how to deal with certain sensitive political matters, especially when the PM comes from the Labor Party. Although a few critical comments can be heard about this, by and large this state of affairs is considered acceptable in Norway.
Post-Breivik, writer Øyvind Strømmen has been hailed as one of the country’s “leading experts” on the counterjihad movement, which triggers roars of laughter from those of us who actually know it well. He has even lectured for the police plus Minister of Justice Grete Faremo from the Labor Party on how to increase surveillance on the Internet of alleged extremists who are critical of the Labor Party’s immigration policies……fortsættes her.