Tag: thought crime

French Publisher of “The International Jew” Fined $10,000

JTA November 24, 2013 French Jew-Fighter Paul-Eric Blanrue A French court imposed limitations on the publication of five books, citing anti-Semitic content. The court in Bobigny near Paris last week handed down a blanket ban on the publication and dissemination of one book, “The Anthology…

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Seven Austrian Men Jailed for “Neo-Nazi” Activities

Huffington Post November 7, 2013 An Austrian court has found seven men guilty of neo-Nazi activities and has sentenced them to up to six years in prison. Prosecution witnesses testified that the men made statements such as “The Fuehrer is always right,” at meetings in…

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Insane Thought Crime Legislation Proposed by Israeli Professor

Destroy Zionism October 29, 2013 A terrifying EU law proposal has been discovered. This report, named “A European framework national statute for the promotion of tolerance”, suggests EU-wide laws against thought crimes. Behind it we find the Israeli Yoram Dinstein, Professor at Tel Aviv University.…

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Anti-Homophobia, ‘Transphobia’ Bill could Silence Christians

Hilary White LifeSiteNews August 5, 2013 Today’s session of the Italian Lower House is the last opportunity Deputies will have to discuss a highly contentious “anti-homophobia” law that opponents have said will shut down and criminalize any public opposition to “gay marriage,” civil unions, or…

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Varg Vikernes: Terrorism in France

[This is the entirety of a three-part series of articles Varg wrote after his arrest in France. The original posts from Varg’s site can be viewed and commented on here , here and here . –Ed.] Varg Vikernes Theulean Perspective July 28, 2013 Part I…

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Hate Speech Laws in Canada: One Step Back, Two Steps Forward?

This year has seen significant developments in Canada’s hate speech legislation, say attorneys Ryder Gilliland and Adam Lazier. Sean Gallagher Index July 21, 2013 In February, the Supreme Court released its decision Whatcott v. Saskatchewan (Human Rights Commission) , largely upholding the constitutionality of the…

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