Katie Hopkins rails against the narrative
“The secret of all victory lies in the organization of the non-obvious.” -Marcus Aurelius
(I have not watched it yet, but here it is anyway. Thank you IB and Richard)
For a sense of the scale of the problem as it is known in England, please see the following video:
For anyone who would like to read a serious, properly sourced expose of the issue, please read one of the most important books in two decades Easy Meat by Peter Mcloughlin.
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— Caolan Robertson (@CaolanRob) May 16, 2017
An original translation by Nash Montana with much thanks!
A horrible crime shook the idyllic Prien on the Chiemsee: On Saturday a 29 year old Afghan man stabbed a 38 year old Afghan woman. She succumbed to her injuries in the hospital.
Prien – It all happened towards 18:45 in front of the Lidl grocery store in Prien. The 38 year old woman was going to shop for groceries with her five year old and eleven year old children, when she was attacked by the 29 year old. Right In front of the children the man stabbed the woman multiple times.
Although a policeman, who coincidentally just passed by, couldn’t stop the crime from happening, he was able to detain the attacker with the help of other shoppers despite the attackers massive resistance. The heavily injured woman was brought to the hospital immediately, but she succumbed to her injuries that very evening.
The two children of the woman had to watch it all. They are now in the care of a crisis intervention team and have been brought to a safe location. It is not clear yet what the relationship – if at all – was between the woman and the man.
The Rosenheim police team are now investigating.
This just happened.
Tim Burton, a very well educated man on Islam and its effects on the West, has just been sentenced to 12 weeks at Wandsworth Prison in the UK and led straight from court to jail.
This officially makes disparaging Islam to a Muslim as a serious criminal offence in the UK.
Tim and I would share a 2 hour monthly radio spot with Key Fritzy on the last Tuesday of every month at this Blogtalk radio program.
More info as available. Also will update with specifics of the charge.
As stated here before, the communications between Mr. Burton and the man who charged him showed questionable judgement, but in no way shape or form constituted what a liberal democracy could call a crime. Certainly not one deserving of prison.

Here is a link to one of the shows Tim, Kel & I did some time ago. If you dig around in the link above, you can find others.
An original translation by Ava Lon

Muslims: CSA [Superior Council of Audiovisual] investigates case against Ivan Rioufol of Figaro
by Magazine Marianne
April 26, 2017
Ivan Rioufol, an editorialist for Le Figaro, affirmed on April 21 on CNews that “27% of French Muslims claimed the ideology of the Islamic State”.
The CSA said on Tuesday (April 25th) that it had opened a file on the remarks by Ivan Rioufol, an editorialist for Le Figaro, made on CNews last Friday. As a guest on the show “L’heure des pros”, presented by Pascal Praud, the polemicist quoted a poll from the Institut Montaigne demonstrating — according to him — that “27% of French Muslims claimed the ideology of the” Islamic State, and 50% of the young Muslims of the suburban neighborhoods.” The audiovisual authority has received about 40 reports, as revealed by Buzzfeed, while the replay of the show is not available on the CNews website.
At AFP, Ivan Rioufol denounces an “intimidation” that would be “exploited by a religious minority”. “To say that 50% of young Muslims have a practice of Islam” that is fundamentalist “and” adopted a system of values clearly opposed to the values of the Republic “is a fact noted in this study of the Montaigne Institute,” he affirms. “To bring it closer to the ideology of the Islamic State that applies sharia is a matter of my freedom to comment.”
In fact, Ivan Rioufol did indeed benefit to a large extent from his “freedom of comment”. The poll he quoted on CNews, was conducted by Ifop on behalf of the very liberal Institut Montaigne, and was published in September 2016 by the Sunday Journal. It divides the Muslim population living in France into three categories: 46% are “secularized”, totally secular; 25% have “Islamic pride”, being defined above all as Muslim and proud of the public expression of their religion; and 28% of the “Ultras” living in breach of republican values, polled in favor of the wearing of niqab or burqa and polygamy. The latter group is overrepresented among young people, as 50% of Muslims under 25 years of age are members of the group, according to the study.
It is thus to these 28% of Muslims that Ivan Rioufol reproaches with claim “of the ideology of the Islamic State”. Yet, the panel of respondents “was not questioned on Daesh,” said the Institut Montaigne on Twitter on Tuesday. “In no case can the findings of our inquiry feed your comments,” the think tank added to the attention of the editorial writer.
Translation of Twitter messages:
Institute Montaigne: @ivanrioufol You said that 50% of the young people in the cities cling to the ideology of the Islamic State
Institute Montaigne: @ivanrioufol In any case, the conclusions of our investigation cannot support your remarks.
This is quite a clip and has a couple of cultural references that need adding. First, the man on a rant, Farod Smahi, who was hauled away from Anne Hidalgo yesterday as she left the Marks & Spencer store where terrorist Karim Cheurfi was gunned down by police, referenced the most famous case of malpractice of French jurisprudence.
From the translator, Ava-Lon:
“Fareed is using the expression J’accuse which entered in the French language about 120 years ago during the cause of Dreyfus.
Dreyfus was a Jewish officer in the French army who was tried for treason (in favor of Germans, who France was fighting at that moment) in 1894 in an atmosphere of prejudice and where evidence against him was fabricated.
“J’accuse” was an open letter of French writer Emile Zola, published in January 1898,concerning the case of Dreyfus, where Zola was accusing French government of antisemitism, bias , and unlawful jailing of Alfred Dreyfus. For that letter Zola was himself prosecuted for libel and found guilty in February 1898. He had to exile himself to England to avoid imprisonment. He returned to France the following year and continued his defense of Dreyfus, who was retired the same year, found guilty again, but was pardoned
(all seems to point to the government trying to save face)
Only in 1906, on appeal, Dreyfus obtain annulment of his guilty verdict and even awarded the Legion d’honneur the highest French media. (with mention “for a soldier who has endured an unparalleled martyrdom”)
The expression “J’accuse” since became the call of everyone who is fighting greater power. Even if fareed wasn’t aware of the exact case he sure used the expression well”
Also the mayor of Paris, Anne Hidalgo, is a well known leftist and muslim sympathizer.
In fact she is creating legal and financial problems for an excellent French counter-jihad site because they did a mocking caricature of her.
Oz-Rita is more highly versed in that particular issue than are we.

Mayor of Paris and Mahmud Abbas
Oz-Rita adds the following about Hidalgo, the Mayor of Paris:
“She came to politics via Francois Hollande. At the time the now (still) French President was still living with the mother of his 4 children, Segolene Royal, and it was reported that the latter was very unhappy about their “relationship” and did not like Hidalgo.”
When some Saudi was “offended” by some French writer and sued him, she took the side of the Saudi etc. she is a nasty piece of ‘work'”
The Islamic State terrorist responsible for shooting three French police officers Thursday was previously convicted for going on a shooting rampage against police in 2001.
The Islamic State’s Amaq news agency claimed Abu Yusuf al-Beljiki, formerly known as Karim Cheurfi according to France’s L’Express, was responsible for killing one officer and injuring two others. Beljiki was later shot and killed by police, but this was not his first shoot out with authorities.
Beljiki, a native of Paris’s Livry-Gargan suburb, stole a car in 2001, according to a Le Parisien report. He later accidentally ran the vehicle into a police trainee’s car. The officer, who was reportedly off duty, and his brother gave chase until Beljiki crashed in a ditch. Beljiki then proceeded to fire at the two men, wounding both.