About Eeyore

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

8 Replies to “Swedish woman lays on an illegal dose of truth”

  1. She is showing her face in plain view. That, alone, is dangerous.
    I have noticed all people that have the courage to speak out are all women.

    Which brings me back to prehistoric times, it is in a woman’s DNA.
    Back then, women were the guardians of the village while men were out hunting in groups (think TV remote control).

    • Paul Weston, Geert Wilders, Robert Spencer, Bill Warner, Alen West, Michael “Sturzi”, Stephen Coughlin, Thilo Sarazin, former exec of the Bundesbank, Theo van gogh, Gregorious Neckshot, actually the list of men who spoke out on this is too long even to begin here. We tend to notice women who speak out because we expect it from men and its so rare its remarkable when women do it.

      If we did a survey of people who are red pilled, Men v Women, I wonder what we would get.

      Also a survey of socialist inclined women who are on the other side vs men? That would be interesting. In fact I bet most men at universities who are doing the whole sexual ambiguous thing and hate white people and so on, are doing it to curry favour with women there, the overwhelming majority of which are leftist and pro migrant and anti-West.

      Women likely didn’t guard the villages or encampments. They probably just went with whatever group of men was the strongest. Its still pretty much that way.

      • I forgot Tommy Robinson. I mean, I forgot hundreds and hundreds of men who speak out, but Tommy is a pretty obvious one. Also Gavin Boby who risks his entire career in law with every video he makes and every mosque he takes on.

        • Of course, there are great men who have spoken out, especially Tommy Robinson. All of them sounded the alarm bell and almost all need either police protection or private security.

          The men are needed to get the ball rolling. It’s easier, although definitely courageous, for men to speak out because they they can fight back – up to a point – in case of physical attack. Often, they are accompanied by their male friends for safety.

          Women require more courage because of their lack of physical strength, possibility of rape retaliations, major doxxing, it’s more difficult to gain a male entourage for physical protection, all these issues and more require serious bravado when speaking out.

          So, when women – not the ‘woke-types’, do start making their voice heard, it gives courage to other women to do same. And the women do start speaking out. And women can be fierce.

          That’s what I meant.

          • Sassy, I understand what you are saying, I often speak of Valerie Price and her courage and women listen. It is not easy to speak out about Islam, you will get attacked. I was shocked at the venomous attacks initially, now I just ask people if they have read the Qur’an and if not get back to me when they have. I tell people to look up Qur’an 8:12.
            As for the outrage, it is not my fault they were probably dropped on their head.

            • I recite the 8:60 to them. And ask the question how is it that a god orders its flock to spread terror even among those they don’t know. There is no context to that verse.

  3. This is a thin ice topic. I had a neighbor years ago, a sweet, QUIET, lady. She always wore dress, her hair in a bun, stayed at home, cooked and cleaned. Shortly after her husband died, she put hooks in her cupboards to hang mugs, she told me she always wanted to do it, but he would not allow it.
    She started wearing pants instead of dresses. She got her hair cut short. She talked about politics, and started drinking wine. She invited an old guy down the street for dinner, they sat out in the yard, drinking wine, listening to music and laughing. I realized then, I had never heard her laugh.
    Her son-in-Law told her he would sell her husband’s car, she said “no”, I am going to get my driver’s licence and she did.
    She told me she would read as much as she could about politics, he just never allowed her to talk about it. He told her who to vote for. He voted Liberal and she voted Conservative, she just never told him, “he had an awful temper”.

    On the other side of the coin, where I live now, there are a lot of, long haired, old, retired educators, who love to quote Marx, love Bernie Sanders, and actually say ISIS are the good guys. Their wives never talk about politics. One of the wives told me she does not need to make political decisions, “He is so smart and knowledgeable”.

    My sweet father NEVER told my mother how or what to think.