17. februar 2019. Man skal ind til minut 12:50, før samtalen begynder. I sidste uge var Murray sensationelt interviewet i svensk P1. Han har aldrig eksisteret i svensk presse, kun ishockeyspilleen af samme navn, thi i Sverige er sport er vigtigere end samfundskritik, når den ikke er venstreorienteret. Selvfølgelig måtte SR tage noget af hans skarphed af i oversættelsen. Her er, hvad han sagde, og hvad SR fortalte, at han sagde når de oversatte. Som om svenskere ikke taler glimrende engelsk: Så censurerades Douglas Murray i svensk public service

Att svenska skattefinansierade public service (Sveriges Radio och Sveriges Television) återkommande inte säger hela sanningen till allmänheten om den ansvarslösa migrationspolitiken och dess potentiellt ödesdigra konsekvenser, finns det många exempel på. Nu senast gäller det den brittiske författaren, debattören och islamkritikern Douglas Murray, som besökte Stockholm den 11 februari. Daniel Svensson refererar vad Douglas Murray faktiskt sa – och visar hur Sveriges Radio valde att inte återge Murrays hela budskap.

IS-brudene er ikke ofre. De vidste, hvad de gjorde

Document gengiver The Times’ referat af den helt friske rapport: RADICALISING OUR CHILDREN An Analysis of Family Court Cases of British Children At risk of Radicalisation

Girls who join Islamic State are more likely than boys to have self-radicalised and made independent decisions to become members, a report shows today. Girls were often more active in seeking extremist material and had more say in their decisions than boys, puncturing the myth of jihadi schoolgirls as vulnerable brides.

“Boys tended to join the terrorist organisation with, and under the influence of, their families,” the report Radicalising Our Children by Nikita Malik, a terrorism specialist at the Henry Jackson Society think tank, says.

In cases where girls tended to travel to Syria on their own and had been self-radicalised, the possibility of marriage served as a pull factor. Three girls in their late teens who tried to go to Syria alone were subject to influences outside the family and, to a significant extent, were radicalised on the web. One tried to marry three men in a year. IS-brudene er ikke ofre – de vet hva de gjør