A lot on Orban and Hungary, and much more: Links 1, July 27, 2019

1. Analysis of Orban’s speech in Transylvania

2. Hungarian Foreign Minister: “Why we love Trump”

3. Accuser of rape of a dozen Israelis arrested for making false rape claim

(The BBC was quite fast to report on the accusation of the Israelis and fast to publish the nationality of then alleged, rapists. I bet one in one thousand will see this reversing update)

A British woman who alleged she was raped in Cyprus has been arrested on suspicion of making a false allegation, according to news agencies.

 

The 12 Israelis arrested over the alleged attack, which was said to have taken place on 17 July in Ayia Napa, have all been released.

Reuters and AFP said the 19-year-old woman was arrested on Sunday.

 

The Foreign Office said it was supporting a British woman and her family following her arrest in Cyprus.

She will appear in court on Monday, police spokesman Christos Andreou told AFP.

 

The British woman contacted police in the early hours of 17 July saying she had been assaulted in a hotel in the holiday resort. Later that day police arrested 12 males, who were remanded in custody.

 

The group, aged from 15 to 20, denied the claim.

Five of the group were released on Thursday and the remaining seven were sent home on Sunday.

4. EU Dragging Hungary to Euro Court over Anti-Illegal Migration ‘Stop Soros’ Laws

The European Commission has begun a process that will see the Hungarian government taken to the Court of Justice of the European Union over its tough laws against illegal immigration.

The “Stop Soros” law, a reference to pro-migration billionaire plutocrat George Soros, was put forth last year and is aimed at punishing NGOs and other non-government actors who engage in facilitating illegal migration.

The European Commission, an unelected body which serves as the EU’s major source of EU-level law as well as its executive, began infringement procedures against Hungary last August. A report from Hungary Today states that the Commission has now referred the case to the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU, or ECJ).

Hungarian MP István Hollik, a member of the Christian Democratic People’s Party (KDNP), the sister party of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s Fidesz, said that the government was prepared for the procedure.

5. Antifa’s Red Army Is Orchestrating A Communist Revolution

(The opening paragraphs of this alone explain so much about so much. Who the hell had ever heard of a “community organizer” before Obama made that his qualification to be president. Well now we can know what it means and where it came from)

The first step in community organization is community disorganization. —Saul Alinsky

 

…the Communists everywhere support every revolutionary movement against the existing social and political order of things… They openly declare that their ends can be attained only by the forcible overthrow of all existing social conditions.  —Karl Marx and Frederick Engels, The Communist Manifesto, published in 1848

6. Shades of the Khmer Rouge?

(For anyone who may remember the stunning film, The Killing Fields, you may remember how children were inculcated to hate, and then ran the country, resulting in a Genocide of 1.7 Million people.)

7. National Post article on the “you have to wax my b**ls guy”, does an OK literary job of scratching the surface of the issue. But fails utterly at any sort of analysis of why this is taking place. What are the ‘Human Rights Commissions’? What is their reason for existence, have they always been this way, what sort of things do they typically do, why has this case by this guy THIS TIME hit the media hard? He gets none of it. The comments are actually far more insightful than the article. Remember, the NP, if memory serves, is one of the recipients of Trudeau’s $600M for media compliance with leftist politics. The only surprise here is they allow the comments at all.

If you want a model with predictive value for the HRCs in Canada it would look like this:

Which cases would be the most destructive to the culture of Canada and its laws and values?

Which judgement in the cases they pick, would do the most harm to Canada’s real human rights like freedom of speech or association?

If you examine the HRC this way, you will get it right every single time.

8. Would you stone your sister?

9. Surprising interview with captured Islamic State fighter about Israel:

10. 2 transgender women tortured, killed in Pakistan

Police in Pakistan say they have found the bodies of two transgender women who were tortured and beaten to death.

Senior officer Mohammad Ali Zia says the bodies were recovered late Saturday from a locked house in the Sahiwal district of the eastern Punjab province. He says it’s unclear what motivated the killings, which appear to have taken place three days ago.

 

Transgender people are often subjected to abuse in conservative, Muslim-majority Pakistan. They are also among the victims of so-called honor killings carried out by relatives to punish perceived sexual transgressions.

(This sounds like a case for Jonathan Yanev and the Canadian Human Rights commission to ignore!)

11. Italian town introduces blasphemy law with £360 fines handed out to anyone who ‘offends any faith or religion’

An Italian town is introducing a new law making it illegal to ‘blaspheme against any faith or religion.’

 

Officials from Saonara, in northern Italy, will issue fines of up to €400 (£360) to individuals who break the new law, as part of a raft of new rules to tackle uncivil behaviour.

Mayor Walter Stefan, told The Telegraph: ‘Blasphemy is offensive, it offends me.

 

‘With this law you will not be able to cause offence to any religion, we have to respect the faithful.’

Mr Stefan, a practicing Catholic, emphasised it was not only designed to protect Christianity from offence, but all faiths.

He added: ‘It is valid for Allah, Buddha or Mohammad.’

The new law is part of a wider package of rules to try and tackle uncivil behaviour.

 

For example, people must not walk their dog without a leash or dump rubbish in public places.

Mr Stefan added:  ‘We have taken a series of measures to contain all those uncivilised activities that make coexistence difficult,’

 

 ‘It will no longer be possible to cut the lawn at certain times, dogs must be kept on a leash and those who are blasphemous will pay the consequences.

(We can all guess how this will play out. All islamic sermons and scripture is blasphemous to other religions. So it won’t and cannot be enforced against Islam. The whole idea is atrocious from the ground down, but it will end up creating a massive advantage for Islam in its war for Islamic manifest destiny)

Thank you Gavin Boby, M., Wrath of Khan, Elizabeth Thorne, Johnny U.,