Category Archives: Denmark

Facebook bans anyone who posts about Tommy Robinson. Unless you compare him to a convicted communist genocidal maniac

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Facebook spokesman compares Tommy Robinson to convicted war criminal Ratko Mladic

Many viewers were likely left speechless last week after watching Deadline – one of Denmark’s most popular news programs during an interview with Peter Andreas Münster, Facebook’s Head of Communications for the Nordic Region. The issue was Facebook’s decision to censor virtually everything connected to the English journalist Tommy Robinson.

Facebook censors Danish Media Outlet and Free Speech Organization

Earlier this year, Facebook banned the Danish online media news outlet 24NYT. The organization is known for criticizing the establishment and focusing on the negative consequences of Muslim immigration to Denmark.

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That happened when the Facebook official said that; “In this way, we consider him [Tommy Robinson] a person in line with Ratko Mladic.”

(We are looking into translating at least segments of the TV show linked in the article above at the word, “Interview”. But for now the thing to know is, you will be banned from Facebook for writing about Tommy Robinson, that is unless you compare him to people who have murdered scores and scores of people, and are said to be guilty of genocide.

Here is what Wikipedia has to say about Ratko Mladic:

Ratko Mladi? (Serbian Cyrillic: ????? ??????, pronounced [râtko ml??dit??]; born 12 March 1942) is a Bosnian Serb convicted war criminal and former military commander who led the Army of Republika Srpska (VRS) as a general during the Yugoslav Wars.[1][2][3] He was later found guilty of committing war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY).

 

On 31 May 2011, Mladi? was extradited to The Hague, where he was processed at the detention center that holds suspects for the ICTY. His trial formally began in The Hague on 16 May 2012 and was concluded on 22 November 2017 finding him guilty and sentencing him to life in prison.

 

A long-time member of the League of Communists of Yugoslavia, Mladi? began his career in the Yugoslav People’s Army (JNA) in 1965. He came to prominence in the Yugoslav Wars, initially as a high-ranking officer of the Yugoslav People’s Army and subsequently as the Chief of the General Staff of the Army of Republika Srpska in the Bosnian War of 1992–95. He has been referred to by certain media outlets as the “Butcher of Bosnia”.

Please spread this around. No matter what you think of Tommy Robinson, this interview by Facebook on Danish TV is a new order of magnitude of communist information totalitarianism. The comparison of Facebook principle, Mark Zuckerberg, while still inaccurate, would actually be closer to the truth, as his actions and the ideology they imply, are much closer to a communist psycho than anything Tommy Robinson has ever done in his life time.

At someone point soon, we hope to interview a member of the Danish Free Press Society about what happened to them at Facebook and why. The punchline you already know. Banned from Facebook for writing something less insanely inflammatory about Tommy Robinson.

The Paludan effect

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It was once pointed out to me, that running for office if you are principled, is not a waste of time even if you lose. If you get a substantial number of votes because of your platform, one which might have been ignored by the usual political class, then you might discover that politics and policy start to swing your way even though you didn’t win. Because in a democracy, like Denmark, the government is afraid of the people, and if not afraid of the people, afraid of losing power, and so try and accommodate the people.

Contrast that with a non-democratic state like the UK where the people are afraid of the government and if you transmit information that the government does not approve of, irrespective fo the truth of it, you may face and endless series of Orwellian trials based on selectively enforced application of ludicrous laws. Or worse, as the poet said, “If the government doesn’t like the people, they should dissolve the people and elect a new people”. Something Germany clearly did.

Meanwhile in Denmark:

a new initiative by the new government. Migrants are being offered a fair chunk of cash if they pack up and leave Denmark voluntarily. Below, a segment of this article with a Google translation:

Up to 64,100 people resident in Denmark, this summer may receive a letter or otherwise be informed that they meet the requirements for bringing money with them if they go home to the country from which they or at least one of their parents comes from. .

 

It is a result of the agreement that was concluded between the then government and the Danish People’s Party in connection with the latest Finance Act.

 

Although the so-called repatriation support – which gives returning persons DKK 140,000 – has existed for several years, it is the first time that the municipalities have been instructed to guide possible recipients about the scheme.

And it has dropped the Radicals for the chest. Andreas Steenberg, who is the party’s foreign minister, calls it “pure harassment”.

 

“We do not mind having a repatriation scheme for refugees who have not been here for a long time, but it is crazy to send that kind to people who have lived here all their lives,” he told Berlingske.

In other words, the government of Denmark is ready to pay heapum big cash to encourage people who otherwise would cost them a lot more in the medium and long run, to go home and live large on that money. Certainly a step in the right direction and certainly something none of us expected any Western government to do, and doubly so in the EU.

This has to be a result of the spectacular and unexpected success of Rasmus Paludan’s new party, Stram Kurs. (Hard Line) Although he won no seats based on Danish election rules, he did get enough votes to coming very close to having 6 seats in the Danish parliament. And one might guess that the government took notice and did what any democracy should do. Implement the policies that people voted for.

So anyone else thinking of running for office based on anti-totalitarian policies, namely anti-Islam and anti-communism, should be encouraged. You may get what you want, at least to a degree, even if you don’t win.

In the case of Denmark, calling it the Rasmus effect, or the Paludan effect, would be a fair and proper moniker.

Eeyore for VladTepesBlog.

Stram Kurs (Danish) campaign video

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This is for a candidate in Rasmus’ party in Denmark and I have to say, it is one of the best campaign videos I have ever seen.

Which means it will be suppressed by any and all platforms. So those of you that feel it has value, please try and spread it by whatever means you have. Email, Facebook if you still use it, Twitter etc.

Direct Link:

https://www.bitchute.com/video/drGgclYApQQi/

 

Rasmus Paludan drops truth bomb in leader’s debate in Denmark

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Related: Dr. Bill Warner interviewed by Rasmus Paludan

H/T Tania Groth, and Wolf Woman

 

 

Jeppe Juhl: One of the alleged reasons for the arrest was these videos:

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As posted yesterday, Jeppe Juhl, a Danish national who is running for the Nw Conservative party in the upcoming Danish federal elections, was arrested for two reasons. One was linking to the video of the Scandinavian girls who were decapitated by religious muslims in Morocco, a video which Jeppe said he had never even seen, let alone posted, and two, is his involvement with New Speak, a set of videos he made three years ago.

Below are two of those videos:

I am reliably informed by political observers within Denmark, that their current Prime Minister appears to have the same set of ethics and ambitions as Canada’s Trudeau. Which would explain some of these actions in Denmark in the past few days.

IMPORTANT UPDATE on the Arrests in Denmark today

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Election was called in Denmark 2 days ago on Monday.

Today, Wednesday the 8th of may is when the arrests took place, one of which, Jeppe Juhl, was a man running for the New Conservative party of Denmark.

A major newspaper in Denmark, Ekstra Bladet, ran a straw poll to see who would win the upcoming election and Rasmus Paludan polled at 24%, the highest amount of any party in Denmark.

Snaphanen, one of the arrested and a 67 year old, Danish Blogger, was taken away by SIX police officers in handcuffs for sharing the video of the Scandinavian girls who had been decapitated by muslims in Morocco.

Jeppe Juhl, who was also arrested for sharing the video, said he had never even seen it let alone shared it, and they had arrested him also in connection for his work with New Speak, at least two years ago.

Thank you Tania G for the insights onto these events in. Denmark today, which show the real totalitarian, anti-democratic beliefs of the current Danish Prime Minister.

For the root story on this, please click here.

 

The thing that is rotten in Denmark, has now broken the surface

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From Gates of Vienna:

Crackdown on Islam-Critics in Denmark

I woke up this morning to find this comment by a Dane posted on last night’s news feed:

I thought you may want to know; not sure where to post this, so here it is anyway: This morning, Steen from “Snaphanen” in Copenhagen, Denmark was picked up by six police officers and taken in for questioning in handcuffs, and his computers, hard drives etc. seized. Allegedly for linking to links from other links to links eventually leading to a video of a beheading.

Shakespeare was right. There IS something rotten in the state of Denmark.

 

I took a quick look at Steen’s Steen’s blog. He has posted — using a borrowed computer — about what happened. He’s not the only one who was rounded up this morning; evidently this was a big day for cracking down on “Islamophobes” in Denmark.

In Denmark! I thought Denmark was different, but evidently not.

This is the closest to home the repression has hit. Elisabeth Sabaditsch-Wolff was prosecuted and convicted, but she was never arrested, nor did she have her computers seized. This is the first time a good friend of mine has been handcuffed and taken away to help police with their enquiries.

I spent many enjoyable hours in Steen’s company on several occasions a few years ago. He put me up in his apartment and introduced me to a number of Danish dissidents, including Lars Hedegaard. Steen is a superb photographer — that was his primary pursuit before he took up Islamophobia. He took the photo at the top of this post in happier days, when I was in Denmark back in 2009, enjoying a meal at a restaurant with a group of Scandinavian dissidents. You can see me sitting at the far end of the table.

[Please read the rest at GoV]

 

Danish politician, Rasmus Paludan, slammed in head with rock by muslim

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In the true spirit of multiculturalism as it really is, a muslim snuck up behind Rasmus Paludan as he was exorcizing his rights under law in Denmark to free expression about Islam, and slammed a rock into Rasmus’ head and ran away.

I do not know how Rasmus is at this moment but I will keep trying to get in touch and get an update on this situation ASAP.