Category Archives: Denmark

Not liking a piece of cloth is RACIST in Denmark

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If its racist to object to someone wearing a cloth across their face, then its racist to object to an open or concealed carry. In fact, carrying a gun is more tightly a part of American culture than is wearing a face cloth in islamic culture. So how can one be racist and the other not?

Of course the answer is neither is. A culture has a right to set standards for itself in law. If Saudi Arabia can mandate a face cloth, then we can mandate not having one. Especially when the islamic culture insists on moving here and not the other way around.

Denmark: For the first time ever an imam has been charged with encouraging the killing of Jews

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An original translation by Tania Groth with much thanks

From this Danish publication

The controversial words were spoken during Friday prayers at a mosque on Nørrebro in Copenhagen.

An imam from a mosque in Nørrebro in Copenhagen has been charged for encouraging the killing of Jews.

This was stated by the prosecutorial authority in a press release.

This is the first time a prosecution has been initiated under the so-called Imam Act of January 2017. The Imam Act was passed in an effort to curb radicalization and religious [hate] preachers.

“These are heinous statements, and I think it is quite right that the court now has an opportunity to assess the case,” says Advocate General Eva Rønne from the State Prosecutor’s office.

She has the sermon on video, as the mosque from Nørrebro in Copenhagen itself posted it on Facebook and YouTube.

“Come and kill him”

According to the Prosecution Authority, the sermon consists of both the imam’s own words and a quote from the Quran. The imam says, among other things:

“Judgment Day will not arrive until Muslims fight the Jews in order that the Muslims may kill them — and the Jew will hide behind rocks and trees, and the rocks and trees will say,” O Muslim, O God’s worshiper, there is a Jew behind me, come and kill him.”

Assistant State’s Attorney Eva Rønne explains that it is legal to quote religious scriptures from the Quran and the Bible, but it is punishable if, for example, killing a certain segment of the population is applauded and that the person preaching the words at the same time makes the words his own.

“It has always been illegal to accept the killing certain segments of the population, but what is new is that we now have a method to target hate preachers that can sentence them to up to three years in prison,” she says.

Danish Jews happy about the pending trial

The Jewish Society in Denmark is pleased that the word of the imam are now going to appear in court.

“For us, there was no doubt as to what the statements mean. It has been deeply worrying,” says chairman Dan Rosenberg Asmussen to TV 2.

“There are examples for weak souls who listen to preachers,” he explains.

The imam is also charged under the racism section of the law.

The criminal case will be prosecuted at Copenhagen City Court, but a date has not yet been scheduled.

 

 

 

Reproducing the socialist, “Jesus is gay” experiment with muslims in Denmark

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Danish lawyer, journalist and now politician, Rasmus Paludan, did a rather interesting experiment in an enriched area of Copenhagen on April 20th of this year.

Much like the experiment that got Lauren Southern banned from the UK, Rasmus decided to repeat the socialist experiment where fliers were passed out, and socialists called from tables etc. that Jesus was a homosexual.

Well if that is fair game, in what at least recently was a Christian country, the UK, then why can we not try the same thing with Islam. You know, to prove how peaceful it is and all that claptrap.

Here is how it went:

2016 video of imam in Denmark caught advising murder, hate and torture on hidden cam

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Once again, Youtube teaches us all that it is far far more concerned about exposing Islamic hate and ambitions and ideology than it is about spreading that same ideology via its servers. There are still literally thousands, if not tens of thousands, of videos advising and even demanding that muslims hate the unbeliever, and explaining that the only remedy is torture and death and enslavement of us all. These videos never seem to get pulled. But our videos exposing their actions, teachings and ideals increasingly are being pulled with various penalties attached to the banning of our titled version of the videos.

Chat with Danish Lawyer and politician, Rasmus Paludan

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Yesterday I had a chance to catch up with Rasmus Paludan, a Danish lawyer, journalist and politician who has been one of the few front runners in the war to inform the Western World, and Denmark in particular, about the effects of leftism, Islam and the alliance of the two on Western institutions and culture.

There are now two trials of ANTIFA members who committed acts of thuggery and other forms of political intimidation, which Rasmus will be attending as he was the primary victim.

Interestingly no terror charges are ever laid on ANTIFA although their actions, violence to achieve a political end against people who are no threat to them, seems to be a near text book definition of it.

(Youtube seems to be having a very odd issue with poster frames for videos. At no point in my interview with Rasmus are there large numbers of elderly women doing some form of aerobics.)

Denmark Drastically Tightens Controls At German Border

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An original translation from Die Welt:
Every Single Person Is Scanned

Denmark Drastically Tightens Controls At German Border

December 23, 2017

In 2016, Denmark has introduced controls at the German border, because of the refugee crisis. Since September it even deploys armed soldiers. Now, the country tightens its border controls once again. Each single car is examined.

Denmark tightens the controls at the German border. The measure is part of the budget that parliament in Copenhagen adopted Friday evening.

Automatic license plate scanners will be installed at all border checkpoints. At the five large checkpoints Frøslev, Padborg, Kruså and the ferry terminals Rødby and Gedser, additional control huts will be established, according to the Danish news agency Ritzau.

At the other checkpoints, there will be sample checks with a patrol car, but, if necessary, also with civilian cars and from air. Denmark had tightened the controls at the German borders in January 2016 because of increasing numbers of refugees. The emphasis used to lay on the five large checkpoints.

Since late September, armed soldiers are deployed, to disencumber police. In October, the government extended the controls until at least May 12. Reasoning: risk of terror. The Danish government announced that they saw a risk in rejected asylum seekers from Germany.

Syrian Asylum Seeker Was Planning An Attack
Currently, Danish police have arrested a Syrian asylum seeker under terror suspicion, according to their statement, he and another Syrian who was convicted in Germany were planning an attack in Copenhagen. Police announce that the 30-year-old was apprehended in cooperation with the Danish intelligence service.

He and his 21-year-old accomplice wanted to “attack [people] with knives and after that, detonate one or multiple explosive devices” in November 2016 in Copenhagen. Their plan failed when Danish authorities refused entry to the younger of the two, and Danish police arrested him.

Denmark is bordered by Southern Sweden in the northeast, and Northern Germany to the south.

Denmark, 2011 Don’t say you were not warned

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I have recently been searching through old hard drives looking for something which was very important at the time, and I have no recollection of what it was now, but have found a lot of important materials that have been removed from the net since I first published them.

Will restore as I can, This is just one of them.

“Koran-blocks” should not be pretty — they should be ugly

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An original translation by Tania Groth with much thanks.

From this Danish news site

Photo: Snaphanen.Dk

In 2005, the street artist Banksy decorated the Israeli security wall that Israel had built around Bethlehem and Jerusalem to keep terrorists from Palestine out. The wall has proven effective in reducing the number of Palestinian suicide bombers in Israel, but it has also caused a number of inconveniences for Palestinians in general, so as Banksy painted on the security wall, an elderly Palestinian man addressed the artist.

Old man: You’re painting the wall. You make it look beautiful.

Banksy: Thanks.

Old man: We do not want the wall to be beautiful. We hate this wall. Go home.

In Denmark in 2017 we have experienced an explosion in terrorism related security measures in the form of raw concrete structures to ensure that terrorists cannot drive trucks into pedestrians and participants in events in major cities. These concrete blocks are what the media call terror-blocks, while in popular lingo they have been renamed “Koran-blocks”, as attacks perpetrated by using lorries and vans almost all (with one exception) have been carried out by devout Muslim terrorists. You can now experience these Koran-blocks on Strøget (pedestrian street), Nyhavn, at Tivoli Gardens and Copenhagen Central Station.

In Aalborg, a Koran-block has been placed at the end of the entertainment-heavy street Jomfru Ane Gade, and the entire city of Aalborg was literally littered with this type of counter terror measure during the recently completed DGI sports event — and the concrete blocks were also used during the carnival in May. The concrete blocks are not pretty. They are raw and look like foreign objects in a city’s environment. In addition, they obviously lead our thoughts to the terror that often hits European cities. In front of Tivoli they have enclosed these blocks in green boxes with the name of Tivoli printed upon them. These green boxes also function as benches. At the DGI event, the municipality covered the Koran-blocks with cloth advertising the municipality of Aalborg. At Rådhuspladsen [City Hall square] in Copenhagen, the company Tag Tomat have been remodeling one of the Koran-blocks so that it appears as a wooden-covered bench with a bicycle rack and flower bed.

“The idea is that we want to remove people’s fears of war and terror. War and terror exist, but if we change people’s fear and anxiety, we can make them communicate more,” says Anne Tange from Tag Tomat about the remodelling.

In Nyhavn, where the raw Koran-blocks had stood raw, after a few weeks they painted the blocks dark green. The text “Nyhavn” and a heart in gold are painted onto the dark green bottom. This is, in the words of Snaphanen, is an attempt to make terrorism appear “cute”.

As a society, we should ask ourselves whether security measures against terrorism should be beautiful. Or if these measures against terrorism, out of principle, should be ugly. There is something quite bizarre in utilizing, aesthetizing and — indirectly — idealizing the terrorist threat and the need for anti-terrorism measures such as these. Basically, the concrete elements have a raw and temporary character. As we embellish the concrete elements and make them into benches and advertising pillars, we also as a society accept these counter-terrorist measures as being of a more permanent character, thereby giving up the hope that the terrorist threat and the need for security measures against terrorism is a transient phase that will be replaced by more peaceful conditions within a reasonable period of time.

It is a sign of defeat, not for the terrorists, but for the idea that our free and open Western society is only suffering a temporary setback. Therefore, these Koran-blocks should not be pretty. They have to be ugly. It preserves the hope that terrorism is temporary and that the terror is merely a passing phase.

Anti-terror blocks used for Ottawa’s 150th Dominion Day celebrations July 1, 2017