At least there are some people of character and courage left.
“The secret of all victory lies in the organization of the non-obvious.” -Marcus Aurelius
At least there are some people of character and courage left.
As probably no-one will know, the communist implementation think tank, OSCE, which seeks to create more diversity in Europe by making sure no one says anything different or holds a different opinion than they do, is back doing its dirty business in Warsaw again.
And again, some truly great people are there to try and stop them, and when they cannot stop them, at least try and expose their totalitarian and Orwellian agenda.
The first video we are posting is of Elisabeth Sabaditsch-Wolff, warning them about how bad “hate crimes” already is in Europe in terms of damage to the pursuit of truth.
Austrian Muslim Network explains how they should be able to do anything they want and any questioning of it is Islamophobic.
Elisabeth Sabaditsch Wolff explains the Austrian law:
This is Clare’s second presentation that session at the OSCE. Her first one was equally excellent and can be seen here:
In an earlier post, the OSCE was somewhat explained and other videos from the event are presented. The Rebel has a write up on the event here.
There is a great deal going on this week already that requires editing and attention. So while there may be fewer posts, they are quite labour intensive.
Here is a spoiler for one which I feel is very very important. The clip below by Stephen Coughlin, is from today’s intervention at the OSCE meeting in Warsaw, the group that seeks to write policy for European, and somehow also Canada and the US, governments which seem to become law or at least regulations. Most of these are anti-democratic and often downright core totalitarian.
I am looking for video of the events Stephen refers to in this video and if and when I find it, a new post will be made available with this clip, the one from last night he refers to, and more explanation about this whole thing. But even as a stand-alone, Stephen’s presentation today is of a high degree of clarity and obvious importance.
Multiple watchings are recommended.
Here is a link to Gates of Vienna which details the events Stephen describes in this video. I hope to have footage of the actual event in a few days.
For a lot of important news, please remember to check the comments under the Reader’s links post. The headlines are there. Post today are likely based on the OSCE event and other interviews and specific items not found elsewhere as of yet. Normal posting of news should resume later in the week.
This is Clare Lopez’s presentation at the OSCE, the European body that seeks to criminalize criticism of Islam as hate speech, today in Warsaw.
According to those watching the conference via live stream, this odd set of remarks by the Turkish delegate was a response to Clare’s presentation, as well as the rest of the interventions by Center for Security Policy personnel.
A portion of Stephen’s presentation was concerning a specific event in Warsaw. Below, is an edited version of that portion of the OSCE conference on Islamophobia and hate speech which helps a great deal in understanding much of the substance of Maj. Coughlin’s presentation.
This conference was sponsored by: http://www.americanfreedomalliance.org/
I am working from a three hour clip and asking people to watch three hours of bureaucrats rationalize and justify the new totalitarian order they plan to selectively enforce in favour of cultural Marxism and islam on us all is to much to ask. I would, as they say, rather watch paint peel. But over time I will post segments that are worthwhile and important as they are discovered.
Below, a Turkish man who is with an organization that beards itself with the name, ‘Center for Public Debate, and then right below that, a spokesman for ACT For America who attempts to remind the room that democracy isn’t possible when politicians can’t say anything that might hurt someone’s religious sensibilities. I will post more as they are done including and hopefully tonight, Stephen Coughlin’s segment as well as Elisabeth Sabaditch Wolf’s interventions. However in the entire 3 hours of video by an odd coincidence, theirs was the only one where the audio is too distorted to make out.
I may have B roll with it and if I do not, I will have to subtitle it from their prepared text. Please check back to this post now and again for additions from this session at the OSCE.
Each one of these segments are less than 3 minutes.
Center for Public Debate
ACT For America
Elisabeth Sabaditsch-Wolff
http://english.savefreespeech.org/
Where: Vienna
Organized by: Lithuanian OSCE Chairmanship, Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights
OSCE participating States recognize that manifestations of discrimination and intolerance threaten the security of individuals and may give rise to wider-scale conflict and violence that undermine international stability and security. Today, there are a broad range of commitments to combat racism, xenophobia, discrimination, and intolerance, including against Muslims, Christians, and Jews, as well as commitments related to preventing and responding to hate crimes. Despite these efforts, anti-Muslim expressions in political discourse and the media continue to be a serious matter of concern.
Mutual respect for diversity
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Intolerant speech should be avoided
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