France’s migrant shell game and Salvini’s push back: Links 1, September 17, 2019

1. Ban On Eating Dogs & Cats Blocked in the UK Because it Might Offend East Asians

A legal ban on eating dogs and cats in the UK has been blocked over fears it might offend people from South-East Asian countries.

Yes, really.

After a bill was drawn up to make possession of dog or cat meat illegal in the UK, civil servants stepped in to halt the move.

 

Tory MP Giles Watling was later told that the main reason the Ministry of Justice blocked the bill was over fears it would be seen as “culturally insensitive” to dictate to other countries what they could eat, despite the fact that it would have no impact whatsoever on South-East Asian countries where dog and cat meat is consumed.

 

“Dogs are our companion animals. We do not eat them, and that is a very important message to send to the rest of the world,” said Watling

 

“It’s not culturally insensitive because we’re not telling them what to do – we’re just telling them what we do,” he added, noting that he was “surprised” by the MoJ’s objection.

(Once again, the voice of reason has been turned into controlled opposition. What the objector here does not understand is that this is a dialectic twist intended to take us towards banning all meat. With all constraints off, its much easier to get the public to accept a meatless diet because it will feel like a victory for dogs and cats. But will actually be an unwittingly Pyrrhic one. And the destruction of agriculture and animal husbandry is of course, the foundation of Western civilization. Civilization in general. And with so much of our population fully non-cognizant of this fact or its meaning, it grows increasingly easy to get life long city dwellers to approve of these eliminations.)

2. Italian soldier is stabbed in the throat by a man with scissors shouting ‘Allahu Akbar’ outside Milan train station

An Italian soldier was stabbed in the throat with scissors by a man who shouted ‘Allahu Akbar’ as he was arrested, it was reported on Tuesday. 

 

The unprovoked attack, which took place on the busy Piazza Duca d’Aosta in Milan, happened shortly after 10:45am this morning, Milano Today said.

 

A man reportedly stabbed the soldier, 34, in the neck and shoulder with a pair of scissors before fleeing towards Via Vittor Pisani.

(So far, no word from Muslim Mayor Khan of London as to whether he plans to ban scissors for all potential victims of Islamic Jihad)

3. Sikh drivers must wear safety helmets at Port of Montreal work site: ruling

Another example of Canada getting it backwards. Sikhs should be able to sign an insurance waiver for private work or enterprise to avoid wearing a helmet if they want to risk their health and lives for their religion. But Canada still allows them to wear. Turban and other Sikh symbols with an RCMP uniform, utterly confusing the nature and intent of Canada’s national police forces. What an RCMP officer believes privately is his own business no matter what it is. But the uniform must not contain symbols of any other set of beliefs beyond that of the Canadian federal police. Otherwise, you cannot possibly have a sense of lack of bias. A hijabed RCMP would not feel unbiased to a Jewish, Christian or other unbeliever I am certain, just as a ‘Palestinian’ person residing in Canada may object to an RCMP officer coming to the door with an Israeli arm band. One suspects the extent to which power is being wielded in an unbiased manner. This allowance was Brian Mulroney’s greatest failing.)

4. Matteo Salvini is still a rock star in Italy. The extent of the support and rallies show how the Italian government as it is, is anti-democratic in two ways. One is how they opened up the borders again allowing and even encouraging tons of Muslims and Africans to invade Italy, and secondly, avoid an election they know they will lose to Salvini and Pro-Italian parties until the country is sufficiently diluted.

5. France continues to play a shell game with migrants

 

Thank you Pym Purnell, M., Cool Tolerance, PC., Wrath of Khan, C., Richard and all who sent in materials. Part II of Rasmus and Ned May coming shortly.

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11 Replies to “France’s migrant shell game and Salvini’s push back: Links 1, September 17, 2019”

  1. OT/
    Oh, woe!
    Instead of Bibi, looks like there may be a coalition of political generals and the Left.
    I'll be off crying for a few hours.

  2. 3. The right to self-harm is a cherished right. For without it, there is no awakening of conscience.

    Suicide is the crime: you want to end suffering – we will make you suffer.

    Hitting rock bottom, for the fleas to leave. To fast forty days and nights where no psychologists grab and rescue you with compulsory drugs. How far you go, is your journey. Manage yourself.

    Therefore, if enough Sikhs die on building sites their religious leaders mY quickly discover that their book is not the Final Guru. That it’s they – each individual one of them – are.

    Harming no one but ourselves.

    The choice is ours. Or else we are hijacked. Submit to the herd.

    • “Self-harm” – harm is never confined to the “self”.
      The self doing the harming also inflicts grief, expense, and sometimes injury or death on to others.
      That’s wrong.
      Besides the essential cosmic wrong, the you didn’t build this wrong.
      Unless it’s to save the life of others, to prevent others from being taken as slaves or zombies.