Monthly Archives: January 2015

The Farce of Western Free Speech

Posted on January 11, 2015 by Keld Bach

By Finian Cunningham Speaking outside Elysée Palace in the aftermath of this week’s terror killings in France, former President Nicolas Sarkozy condemned the violence as “an attack on civilization.” Coiffured, sun-tanned and nattily dressed, Sarkozy’s solemn words made him appear … Continue reading →

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The Saker: I Am NOT Charlie!

Posted on January 9, 2015 by Keld Bach

Okay, let’s be clear. I am not Muslim. I oppose terrorism. I don’t even support the death penalty. I loathe Takfirism. I oppose violence as a means to make a political or ethical point. I fully support freedom of speech, … Continue reading →

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The Silly Comic Book that Incited a Massacre in Paris

Posted on January 7, 2015 by Keld Bach

Gotta love the French! In yet another provocative move towards Muslims, notorious French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo published a comic book biography of the Prophet Muhammad’s life in its latest edition on Wednesday. The comic book includes cartoons of the … Continue reading →

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Anonymous: Internet has Power to Bring Down Regimes

Posted on January 3, 2015 by Keld Bach

The Internet is the greatest tool of free speech ever created that gave voice to billions of people along with power to bring down regimes, a member of the Anonymous movement told RT, adding that such power terrifies governments around … Continue reading →

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