For three generations, the badge of the Soviet revolution meant poverty, slavery, torture and death. It adorned the caps of the chekas who came in the night. It opened and closed the propaganda films which hid the famines. It advertised the people’s courts where victims of purges and show-trials were condemned. It fluttered over the re-education camps and the gulags. For hundreds of millions of Europeans, it was a symbol of foreign occupation. Hungary, Lithuania and Moldova have banned its use, and various former communist countries want it to be treated in the same way as Nazi insignia.

Yet here it sits on a poster in the European Commission, advertising the moral deafness of its author (I hope that’s what it is, rather than lingering nostalgia). The Bolshevist sigil celebrates the ideology which, in strict numerical terms, must be reckoned the most murderous ever devised by our species. That it can be passed unremarked day after day in the corridors of Brussels is nauseating. You thought the whole ‘EUSSR’ thing was over the top? Have a look at this poster (europeforall.com – EU Dominated by Communists – UKIP Nigel Farage -October 2012)

Grønlændere forfølges igen af ‘etniske grupper’

Som nok skal oversættes til ’tilvandrede racister’ alternativt ‘herrefolk’, som det var tilfældet i Gellerup i 2008. Dejlige landsmænd at få, der virkelig trænger til ‘rundbordsmøde med forskellige sociale aktører.’

Flere grønlandske beboere er utrygge ved at bo i Aalborg Øst og overvejer kraftigt at flytte væk. Grønlænderne føler sig utrygge, efter der har været episoder som overfald og afpresning. Politiet og tager det alvorligt, fordi grønlænderne ikke plejer at gøre opmærksom på sig selv.I sensommeren blev en grønlandsk dreng afpresset af en ung fyr fra en anden etnisk gruppe. Nu overvejer familien at flytte fra området.

– Vi hører jo, at der er problemer i kvarteret, og det går især ud over unge grønlændere, som føler sig forfulgt, siger Josef Petersen, formand for en grønlandsk aktivitetsklub i Aalborg.Samstemmende beretter socialarbejdere og foreninger om bandeprægede børn og unge, som mobber og forfølger især grønlandske jævnaldrende, og Nordjyllands Politi efterforsker for tiden et par voldelige overfald i Aalborg Øst med grønlandske unge som ofre.

– Nogle af grønlænderne herude føler sig behandlet som lavere rangerende mennesker end nogle af de andre befolkningsgrupper herude, siger stationsleder ved nærpolitiet i Aalborg Øst, Claus Seerup. Grønlændere utrygge i Aalborg Øst, Grønlændere i Aalborg udsat for forfølgelse, Utryghed lurer i Aalborg Øst

Muslimsk jødehad i Frankrig og Sverige

A wave of anti-Jewish violence has taken place in France and Sweden over the past few weeks. The difference in government response is notable, and yet there is something similarly disquieting about their actions. The Swedish government alternately denies the problem, blames the Jews and blames Israel — it recently funded a book on Israeli “apartheid.” The French are more complicated. French counter-terror police have been good at tracking domestic radical Islamists, but the government has made overtly anti-Israel gestures that appear to be nothing so much as “compensation” to its increasingly angry and radical Muslim community and to the Arab world.

In France and Sweden — and in the UN — authorities fail to acknowledge that Europe’s Jewish communities are under attack by Muslims who have formed insular, radical and often criminal enclaves. They are attacked NOT because of what they do or do not do; NOT because of what Israel does or does not do, and NOT because their tormentors face discrimination in Europe, but because they are Jews.Honing Anti-Semitism in France and Sweden “Blame the Victim” (se også: A Conversation With Elie Wiesel – The Nobel laureate and Holocaust survivor on anti-Semitism in France, Iran’s nuclear program, and Syria)