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Friday, January 30, 2015

Pat Condell: Time to stop Muslim immigration to Europe

It's about time someone non-Jewish who is not a far Right racist spoke up against Muslim immigration to Europe.

Let's go to the videotape.




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Thursday, December 11, 2014

Maybe not a coincidence

You might recall that about two months ago, the newly-installed Swedish government of Stefan Lofven recognized the 'state of Palestine' as its first act in office. Shortly thereafter, Lofven's government failed to pass a budget and as a result that country is going to elections. Coincidence? Maybe not.
As many Swedes have grown sick and tired of a political elite giving in to Islamic demands, it is generally expected that the country's anti-immigration party, the Sweden Democrats [SD], will do very well in the next elections.
The Sweden Democrats are one of Sweden's youngest parties. They entered Parliament for the first time in 2010 with 5.7% of the vote. Last September, SD became Sweden's third party with 12.9% of the vote. The SD want to stop immigration and turn the tide of Islamization.
Although the party was founded in 1988 by neo-Nazis, it was taken over at the beginning of this century by a group of Conservative students. In 2005, the then 26-year old Jimmy Åkesson became party leader. Mr. Åkesson reformed the party and ousted everyone with racist, fascist or neo-Nazi sympathies. Under his charismatic leadership, the SD have continuously gained in the polls.
The party might well end up after the elections as the kingmaker of Swedish politics -- a party whose support will be needed by both the Left and the Right if they want to be able to form a government. As the leftist parties will in all likelihood not be prepared to team up with a party that aims to restrict immigration, Sweden's next government will probably be a Conservative minority coalition with SD support. In return for its support, the SD could demand tougher immigration policies and perhaps also the reversal of the recognition of Palestine as a state.
Hmmm.

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Saturday, November 22, 2014

Once upon a time in Europe?

Shavua tov, a good week to everyone.

There's a collection of pictures from Afghanistan in the 1950's and 1960's online. One of them is at the top of this post.
Afghanistan was not always such a repressive country. Photographs from the 1950s and 60s depict a very different Afghanistan; one where female students sat next to their male peers, where girls scouts worked along with boy scouts, where, in parks and playgrounds, buses and record stores, hospitals and schools, women were seen in equal numbers as men.

These collection of images offer a rare insight into Afghanistan’s past.
View the rest of the collection here

What's changed? Radical Islam, which moved in after the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan in 1979.

How long will it be until we have a collection called Once Upon a Time in Europe?

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Thursday, August 28, 2014

Europe's last stand

“Europe’s Last Stand” is a shocking and graphic documentary by PRB Films, in association with Christian Action Network, which examines the Islamic invasion of Western Europe and its threat to European democracy, freedoms, culture and history.

It is also a warning to the U.S: This Islamic invasion – which we are witnessing on its rampage through Europe and the Middle East – is headed to America!

Let's go to the videotape (Hat Tip: Jack W).




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Friday, July 19, 2013

Flock Builder reports from the field and Johan Phlegmat on the EU boycott

Flock Builder with a special report from the hospital and EU representative Johann Phlegmat explains the new boycott.

Yes, it's the weekly LATMA update.

Let's go to the videotape.



I thought they might mention this in the credits, but they didn't. Caroline Glick, who is the director of LATMA (among her many activities), is sitting shiva for her father, Gerald z"l (of blessed memory), who passed away last Friday. You can send Caroline a condolence note here.

If you are able to, you might also want to consider making a donation to LATMA in his memory here (look at the end of the post). As I understand it, unless they raise enough money, next week will be the last LATMA show, and that would be a pity.

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