“The secret of all victory lies in the organization of the non-obvious.” -Marcus Aurelius
This is my interview for RAIR Foundation with the blogger who had a number of police literally break down his door to arrest him for “islamophobia” in the UK in late October. But @AmyMek over at RAIR Foundation did some great detective work and discovered a few things about the event that need to be know for the full gravity of this arrest to fall into focus.
For example, the associate of Mayor Khan who led the police in this obscene arrest also has another job…
This video is interesting. It seems to have someone yelling allah ackbar but there is a noticeable cut out in the audio file exactly where that is heard.
Link https://www.bitchute.com/video/YKGfXlk2K1tZ/
London Bridge killer, 28, was jailed for eight years in 2012 for plotting to BOMB the London Stock Exchange and build an Islamic terror training camp – but was RELEASED last year and had an ankle tag on when he stabbed two people to death yesterday
Scotland Yard has named the terrorist responsible for yesterday’s attack on London Bridge as 28-year-old Usman Khan.
Anti-terror police have raided a house in Staffordshire area which was linked to Khan.
Assistant Commissioner Neil Basu confirmed that a man and a woman had been killed in the attack.
He confirmed Khan, who was from Stoke-on-Trent had a prior terrorism conviction and had been jailed for eight years in 2012.
He was released on licence in December 2018 and was still wearing a monitoring tag.
*ERRATA* I made an incorrect assumption when writing this that the police in the Leeds area are the London police. They are not. The error is mine from a bad assumption on incorrect geography.
Yesterday we posted an article about how emergency first responders had been attacked with repurposed fireworks and rocks in the area of Finsbury mosque. We posted an article about how this is a standard muslim technique for establishing Islamic rule, and ending the sovereignty of an area by the lawful state. Arguably this started first in Sweden in modern times.
Below is an early 2010 or 2011 video of the Finsbury Mosque imam at that time, Abu Hamza the Egyptian, now hopefully trying to feed himself with his hook in a US prison.
The following attack on riot police might be more significant as this area listed in the article has a large percentage of muslims while Finsbury is islamic and black.
‘It’s absolute madness’: Riot police attacked with fireworks in running battle with groups of youths
Special thanks to Peter Mcloughlin for his help with this.
https://twitter.com/KTHopkins/status/1184519243771060225
https://twitter.com/Sean_DTD/status/1182613864799711232
Daily Mail has the story here.
(It does appear to be terror, but possibly not Islamic. Just Generic terrorism of non-indigenous British people trying to kill everyone they could before stopped.)
H/T Oz-Rita
I know nothing about this clip not in the tweet, other than its horrifying whatever the back story may be.
https://twitter.com/jiks/status/1181348332372992000
H/T @AmyMek
A man argues with an ANTIFA agitator and walks away and police provoke him and arrest him. I would very much appreciate some other interpretation of these events which explain it in more sane terms. But as it appears here, we have a fairly blatant collusion between ANTIFA and police treating ANTIFA’s actions as sacred and opposition as blasphemy.
H/T Pym Purnell
JEFF WINSTON. They still exist, the real superheroes:
When the London policeman Stuart Outten, 28, wanted to check the dark skinned driver of a suspicious white van shortly before midnight after a short chase at a routine traffic check in Leyton in the north-east of London on Friday, he felt discriminated against.
As a result, the driver, Muhammad Rodwan, 56, got out of the vehicle and, after a verbal altercation with his machete, brutally hacked four times on the head and then on the body of the surprised bobby. Seriously injured, the courageous cop Stuart Outten was able to activate his 50,000-volt Taser against the Islamic African-born aggressor as the last official act with presence of mind before he collapsed severely injured.
English media: “The hardest bobby in Britain”
His courage immediately earned Stuart Outten the name “The hardest bobby in Britain”; when a passer-by hurrying to his aid during the bloodbath they pointed out his severed thumb, to which the Stuart replied: ‘Oh, yeah.
Thank you MissPiggy
Speaking of Sadiq Khan:
Acknowledging Britain’s role in the slave trade is key to challenging racist ideology and deepening our understanding of the past.
That’s why I’m backing @thefabians proposal for a British slavery museum in London. https://t.co/pk4oqmDdBZ
— Sadiq Khan (@SadiqKhan) August 12, 2019
The Fabian Society is every bit as dangerous and loathsome as the Frankfurt School out of Germany and then New York. And its the prophesy of Carlos the Jackal made flesh:
“Only a coalition of Marxists and Islamists can destroy the United States” -Carlos the Jackal.
https://twitter.com/LFC_blano/status/1160301539258523648
This seems like a good time to restore the video of the RT presentation at OSCE last year. I find RT’s presentation fits the facts, and very often their reporting is far closer to an accurate representation of the facts in many cases than is the socialist media, BBC, CBC etc.
Direct link: https://d.tube/v/vladtepesblog/QmWRpGc9qtgm6QBhxKKaBdLYq5XDyVVWfomAJG69uUC9Gc
UK among the worst in western Europe for press freedom
(I would like to have a close look at the metric used to determine this. The UK, stunningly and at the moment, has far more press freedom than Canada does. But that does not mean it has press freedom. Its like saying Poland had more freedom than the Czech Republic during the Cold War. But no one outside of the Soviet Union’s Iron Curtain save George Orwell seemed to understand how little freedom there was behind it at all.)
Latest global ranking places Britain behind Uruguay, Samoa and Chile for restrictions on reporters
The UK has one of the worst environments for press freedom in western Europe, according to a global ranking that places Britain below the likes of Uruguay, Samoa, and Chile for restrictions on reporters as they seek to hold power to account.
Reporters Without Borders, which campaigns for journalistic freedoms, said the UK ranked 40th out of 180 countries on its annual World Press Freedom Index, leaving it ranked between Trinidad & Tobago and Burkina Faso.
The campaigning organisation cited proposals to introduce tougher press regulation, the government’s campaign to limit encryption on services such as WhatsApp, and restrictions by Labour and the Conservatives on journalists’ access to politicians during the 2017 general election as evidence of a “heavy-handed” approach towards the media in the UK.
(This was April 25th, 2018. Depending on how one views the events surrounding Tommy Robinson, I would think that ranking would now drop quite a bit. Somewhere approaching Turkey.)
Another RT article on the ban:
RT’s ban from media freedom conference shows British irony is alive and well
Britain’s Foreign Office can’t keep its diplomatic secrets, but it has managed to keep its sense of irony, and banned RT from attending a conference on media freedom.
A spokeswoman told British
media: “We have not accredited RT or Sputnik because of their active role in spreading disinformation.”
The accusation of ‘disinformation’ is the exclusive view of the Foreign Office, because it’s worth remembering that while RT has been censured by OFCOM (like every other broadcaster in Britain), it still operates freely under a license from the broadcasting watchdog, so this claim of disinformation is at best subjective.
After it was prevented from attending the Global Conference for Media Freedom: London 2019, RT replied:
“It takes a particular brand of hypocrisy to advocate for freedom of press while banning inconvenient voices and slandering alternative media.”
(TR and especially Sputnik tend to tell truths about events that interfere with the deliberate Media coverup on Islamic and migrant crimes which is the lynchpin of the government media complex. There are likely many places where the rules can be found. Here is a short list:
RESPECT WORDS: guidelines on reporting about migrants and …
Reporting diversity – Society of Editors
https://www.nuj.org.uk/news/updated-nuj-race-reporting-guidelines-and-efj-manifesto/
Using Startpage.com and searching for “Union of journalists rules for minority reporting” will give you a mighty list. Curiously other search engines do not so much in my search just now.
And she will have to as law in the UK today, is not justice.
Here is the full interview with another Rotherham Muslim sex-slave gang victim by Michael Hanson from his excellent film, Killing Europe.
H/T M.