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30.07.2011. During the past week I have spent most of my mental energy on giving interviews and talking to Norwegian journalists. I soon became convinced that the kind of aggressive rhetoric against the ruling elites that I and many others have used more or less frequently, cannot be used after 22 July 2011.
I will elaborate more on this once I get my head above the water again, but I believe the tragedy that has struck Norway forces all responsible commentators on the developments in the Western world, to be more careful with words from now on.
I notice that one intellectual who has also been influential in forming my current views on Islam and Muslims, viz Daniel Pipes, is now voicing an opinion not too different from what I have said to all the major media outlets in Norway (excerpts from the interviews in question have been translated and republished by some German and English language media, and interested readers can find them by googling my name; my apologies for not including them explicitly; I am too pressed for time). Writes Pipes at Document:
And yet, this exception does tell conservatives that we have to be aware of a danger we had not thought of before. We may oppose socialists, but not vilify them.
HonestThinking comments: I fully agree; we have to change our ways.
Struck by unspeakable atrocities
27.07.2011. In the days since the terror attacks in Oslo and at Utøya, I have spent a large portion of my time talking to Norwegian journalists. Thus, I have been unable to write much on my own website. However, as soon as my capacity allows it, I will get back with some comments on the general situation we are now in. As I have said multiple times to the media in Norway this week, I believe that all of us that are critics of Islam and/or of current immigration policies, need to change our rhetoric. More about which later.
Violent racism against whites in Dublin
12.07.2011. A mob went on a wave of random race violence on Temple Bar, which left five Dubliners with horrific injuries. One man -- a Dublin DJ -- was almost killed in the attack as he suffered serious head injuries when he was set upon by the gang. The level of violence has shocked gardai and the many witnesses to the race hate orgy -- believed to be the first of its kind in the city. One member of the African gang was arrested today in pre-dawn raids by detectives across the capital. Five Dubliners, all aged in their 20s, were left with horrific injuries in the October 2010 attacks, which have only come to light now. Thus reports Herald.ie, and continues:
The gang -- all aged in their late teens -- savagely attacked six Irish people in the Temple Bar area of the capital in the early hours of October 10 last.
The gang, who are heavily involved in other street robberies and beatings, are all expected to appear in court.
Sources say that even seasoned detectives were left "horrified and shocked" by the extreme level of violence used in the attacks which occurred in the Eustace Street and Curved Street areas of Temple Bar at around 3.30am on the date in question.
A senior source explained: "We believe that what happened on the night was motivated by racism -- that is racism against white people.
"When the suspects were first questioned they tried to use racism as a defence -- they tried to say that they had been racially abused by the victims for being black.
"But absolutely no evidence of that was ever uncovered and gardai are satisfied that the culprits were not racially abused."
Dozens of people witnessed the shocking chain of events which started when two young men and a woman were randomly attacked at Eustace Street.
In the space of less than three minutes, five people were left with terrible injuries as bottles, punches and kicks were used to hurt the victims.
In the most serious incident, a DJ who was standing on Curved Street was set-upon and almost killed by the gang of thugs.
A source explained: "The DJ was standing outside a premises while other assaults were going on around him. His DJ bag -- with records in it -- was on the ground beside him.
"One of the gang picked up the DJ's bag and ran off, with the victim running after him. Then the attacker turned around and punched the victim, knocking him unconscious.
"When the DJ hit the floor, the culprit stamped on the man's head in what was a ferocious display of violence.
"This victim is very lucky to be alive -- the entire left side of his head was broken because of that stamping incident. The victim ended up having to have a metal plate inserted into his head -- if this did not happen he would have lost his eyesight."
Sources have revealed that another victim suffered a fractured skull in an incident in which gardai believe a glass bottle was used.
The gang are now expected to face a huge number of charges, including multiple serious assault charges, violent disorder, theft and production of an offensive weapon.
Read the entire story in Herald.ie.
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