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Garron Helm vs. Charlie Hebdo: Elite versus non-elite mechanisms for censoring public discourse

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Here is a sobering thought.  How many of those left-wing defenders of free speech who stood to remember the victims of Charlie Hebdo also condemned the PEGIDA (Patriotic Europeans against Islamization of the West) anti-Islamification rallies in Dresden over Christmas?  How many would have supported the counter-rallies in which the German government is doing so […]

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Exclusive Interview with Andrew Clarke on the National Action Trials and His 18 Months in Prison

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Introduction. Several weeks ago, Andrew Clarke, a former member of Britain’s National Action, walked free with no criminal convictions after 18 months in prison. During that period of time, Andrew, along with some of his former colleagues, was subjected to two trials at the direction of the Crown Prosecution Service, neither of which convinced a […]

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Clampdown on Social Media in Britain

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When several thousand Muslims crowded into Downing Street to protest the latest anti-Muslim cartoons published by Charlie Hebdo magazine, it was an angry and indignant protest.  But as with gunman breaking into a Paris office and murdering cartoonists, it was a display of powerlessness and political impotence more than anything else. If you wanted to […]

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The Suppression of Free Speech in the UK

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The recent tragedy in France in which 17 people were murdered by Jihadists is yet further evidence, if any were needed, that Islam is at war with the West. The Western political class maybe in denial of this fact, believing as it does that these Jihadists represent a tiny minority and that Islam generally is […]

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Reflections on Jews, “Anti-Semitism” and Free Speech

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“He will appear in our national discussions, not only giving advice, but attempting to direct policy, and will be puzzled to discover that his indifference to national feeling is annoying.” Hilaire Belloc, The Jews, 1922. I recently charted the history of Jewish efforts to restrict free speech in Britain, and noted common themes and practices […]