Samizdat: A revived Soviet information control measure, this time in the West

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This morning I got the following material in an email from Dr. Bill Warner:

Samizdat

In the tyranny of the Soviet Union, there were books that were illegal called samizdat. In the past week, three counter Sharia groups were banned from social media. In the Soviet Union, the KGB, kicked down your door. Today the dhimmi social media billionaires kick you off the web at the request of Muslims.

Is the day coming when the only way we can communicate with each other about Islam is by newsletters? 

By non-coincidence whatsoever, yesterday I happened to notice that when I went to buy Tommy Robinson and Peter McGloughlin, I noticed that Amazon is not selling the physical book in my country. Which is Canada.

One of our German translators, Egri Nok, discovered that a book she was interested in, which is in fact the #1 selling book in Germany today, is not for sale in Germany. At least not by Amazon.

Notice the lack of a BUY button.

She also said:

“It has been erased as if it didn’t exist from the bestseller list of Der Spiegel. Even though it is the most-sold book in Germany currently.”

Interestingly, Peter McGloughlin’s other book, Easy Meat, about the giant scale Muslim child-sex-slave gangs in the UK, is also not available to buy in Canada.

Are these isolated events? or policy as the title of the post implies.

Is this a function of economics, its not worth carrying the physical book, or does this much truth violate Canada’s sharia laws disguised as ‘hate speech’?

Please send in examples of what is, and is not available. Chances are that far left wing, anti-white or anti-Western or anti-Christian material is still widely available and probably subsidized.

About Eeyore

Canadian artist and counter-jihad and freedom of speech activist as well as devout Schrödinger's catholic

2 Replies to “Samizdat: A revived Soviet information control measure, this time in the West”

  1. The left has managed to get enough control that they think they can ban books that offend them so they can be permanently in power. Events in the world are making this increasingly difficult for them and the increased number of terror attacks is only part of what is going to defeat them.

  2. They are offering it now but shipped out of U.K. I thought the price had a typo since it’s a paperback.
    The Paperback: CDN$ 84.95 – + CDN$ 6.49 shipping