2015: OSCE meeting where the future was foretold – Truth becomes hate speech

Please take your time and watch this one with focus. This is not a very long video. But like a lot of the old material we repost here from time to time, it has layers of extra meaning and value in hindsight.

First, the blunt question is asked by Henrik Clausen: “Can truth ever constitute hate speech?”

There is a lot of analysis in here by Stephen Coughlin. The whole video is only 19 minutes. But it is a major foreshadowing of the state of freedom of speech in the West today, and identifies some of the actors who crushed it, not the least of which appears to be certain Russian agencies.

Want more reasons to shed Trudeau and the Liberal Party in October? Watch these

OSCE statements by Trudeau’s delegate on hate and thought crimes.

Direct link:

https://d.tube/v/vladtepesblog/QmbqXFESaoRnhKmEztc9VcFCuRB3rMG9bR68DDCpr9jLqZ

Direct link:

https://d.tube/v/vladtepesblog/QmXf5ecY8oo8wDAtccEzrmzCijVjEyMT3ZFAw7aKAZtPpi

Stephen Coughlin: Intervention 1 on OSCE and hate speech, September 25, 2019

Direct link:

https://d.tube/v/vladtepesblog/QmejF7LNdJJsK9N2EBYTcuyMzdTy3Mz5PMghBD4u2SgZhY

A few more OSCE interventions and recommendations

And in the unlikely chance that I forgot to post this earlier, Canada’s second contribution to the august proceedings at the OSCE:

The Canadian one is what I like to call, ‘Self pleasuring while admiring oneself in a mirror’.

I think even Narcissus himself would be disgusted by that display.