The death of free speech at Speaker’s Corner

The sorry state of our capital was laid bare once again this week after shocking footage of an incident at Speakers’ Corner went viral.

39-year-old Christian preacher Hatun Tash, a convert from Islam, was brutally attacked by an armed thug in a long dark coat at the famous London spot, which is renowned worldwide as a venue for free speech and open debate.

The man attacked the woman, who was wearing a defiant Charlie Hebdo T-shirt, before being chased off by members of the public.

She is seen in a subsequent clip with blood dripping down the side of her head after being slashed across the face by the lunatic.

“In my early days, Speakers’ Corn​​er was a much calmer place. Now it is not and I am regularly attacked by a Muslim mob” said brave Ms Tash following the incident.

“We don’t live in Pakistan, we don’t live in Saudi Arabia. I am Christian and by default, I believe that Muhammad is a false prophet. I should be allowed to say that in the UK.”

What has it come to when a site as well known and beloved as Speakers’ Corner becomes a scene of what appears to be religiously motivated violence?

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​This campaign spoke out immediately after Muslim protesters in Yorkshire ​demonstrated outside Batley Grammar School because of offen​c​e that had allegedly been caused by a Religious Studies teacher showing a cartoon of Muhammad in class.

That teacher has been cleared to return to work, but it is not known if he did return at the end of term or not – he was forced into hiding under police watch because of the danger posed to his life for daring to offend the wrong religion and he was still in hiding as of a month ago.

Britain is a Christian country. We do not have blasphemy laws. People are free to believe what they want. It is utterly unacceptable for religious minorities to force school teachers into hiding, and it’s beyond sickening that some members of these communities now feel emboldened to slash Christian preachers in the face in broad daylight.

How disturbing, then, that the strongest condemnation of the attack didn’t come from our own establishment media but rather from Australia, where news host Andrew Bolt hit out at the UK’s mainstream press for failing to cover the attack adequately.

Reflecting on the lack of press coverage, Mr Bolt said: “People who physically attacked those who did criticise Islam were once seen as the problem, and we reacted in proper horror when Muslim extremists killed 11 cartoonists and journalists at the Charlie Hebdo magazine for drawing cartoons of Islam… but in Britain and much of the English-speaking world it is now the critic of Islam who is the villain and who must shut up.”

Well said, Mr Bolt​. This campaign and our news website The Foxhole will never shy away from exposing the reality of what is going on!

 

​Just like we were not afraid to shy away from the ongoing illegal immigration crisis going on in the English Channel last week.

When we wrote to you last, numbers were surging and we had no choice but to speak out about it. We backed Boris Johnson and his team to get Brexit done and take back control of our borders but, when it comes to illegal immigration, they have dropped the ball.

​Thi​s week saw further interventions from Brexit icon Nigel Farage and Leave.EU chairman Arron Banks, who refused to be cowed by mainstream media pressure and emotional blackmailing about the work of the RNLI.

The RNLI does incredible work saving lives at sea ​and across our coast​line in dangerous conditions, for which they should be rightly celebrated, but it does have to be asked how we’ve reached a position where, to paraphrase Nigel, they are forced to do the work of the UK’s Border Force.

“Why not rescue and return to France?” asked Leave.EU chairman Arron Banks, injecting a bit of sanity amid mainstream media hysterics.​​​​​

“It’s common sense that if RNLI and others facilitate safe passage across the channel, more will come in increasing numbers. Why not rescue and return to France? The only policy that would work is the Australian policy of zero tolerance​.​”

Indeed that’s exactly what Nigel is advocating too, calling on the government to draft in former Aussie PM Tony Abbott to get the job done. With our own politicians seemingly unable to get a handle on the situation, we think it sounds like a bloody good idea…

​Even when the mainstream media is silent about violent attacks on free speech and Christian preaching, or when they join forces to emotionally blackmail the country into backing illegal immigration, we’ll stand firm and speak out for common sense.

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3 Responses to “The death of free speech at Speaker’s Corner”

  1. ihunt says:

    Descent Into Slavery ?
    by Des Griffin
    Emissary Publications, 1980, paperback

    p41
    When people hear of ‘The Crown’ they automatically think of the King or Queen [of England]; when they hear of ‘London’ or ‘The City’ they instantly think of the capital of England in which the monarch has his or her official residence.
    … When we speak of ‘The City’ we are in fact referring to a privately owned Corporation – or Sovereign State – occupying an irregular rectangle of 677 acres and located right in the heart of the 610 square mile ‘Greater London’ area.
    … The ‘Crown’ is a committee of twelve to fourteen men who rule the independent sovereign state known as London or ‘The City.’ ‘The City’ is not part of England. It is not subject to the Sovereign. It is not under the rule of the British parliament. Like the Vatican in Rome, it is a separate, independent state. It is the Vatican of the commercial world.
    The City, which is often called “the wealthiest square mile on earth,” is ruled over by a Lord Mayor. Here are grouped together Britain’s great financial and commercial institutions: Wealthy banks, dominated by the privately-owned (Rothschild controlled) Bank of England.

    There is evidence that strongly suggests that President John F. Kennedy was on the verge of attacking debt/usury problem head on with a repudiation of Federal Reserve Notes – and that he paid for it with his life.
    Immediately after Kennedy’s assassination, the issuance of non-interest bearing United States Notes (greenbacks) was banned. Within weeks, undisputed control of our nation’s financial affairs was handed over to the privately owned Federal Reserve Corporation by the new Johnson administration .
    p288
    Following the Fourth Wilderness Conference held in Colorado September 13-18, 1987, official host George Hunt blew the whistle on plans by the banking cartel to create a World Conservation Bank (WCB). Under the WCB numerous governments worldwide would be required to give up title to multiple millions of acres of land in their own countries (and all the natural resources contained therein) to collateralize loans made to them by international lending agencies. All the land involved would then be legally in the hands of the international bankers.
    These are called “debt-for-nature” swaps.
    p289
    The money monopolists have maneuvered the nations of the world into a situation where they are having to trade away title to their own natural resources (in “debt-for- nature” swaps) in exchange for financial relief from their financial predators.
    p300
    Zbigniew Brzezinski at the first Gorbachev Foundation State of the World Forum in the 1990s
    We cannot leap into world government through one quick step… A consensual global system is not just a matter of good wishes and goodwill, it requires a process. The precondition for eventual and genuine globalization is progressive regionalization.
    p301
    Mikhail Gorbachev in his keynote speech at the State of the World Forum 2000 in New York
    We need governance that is adequate to the global world… We need … a culture that will be uniform throughout the world… Unless nations change the rules [give up their sovereignty and surrender to our will?] we will not have global governance.

    https://thirdworldtraveler.com/Banks/Descent_Into_Slavery.html
    https://chinhnghia.com/Griffin-DescentIntoSlavery1980.pdf
    http://www.whale.to/b/mullins_a.html
    https://www.heritage-history.com/site/hclass/secret_societies/ebooks/pdf/mullins_order.pdf
    https://www.johnkaminski.info/pages/the_next_chapter/pdf/mullins_curse_of_canaan.pdf
    https://ia601800.us.archive.org/24/items/marschalko-louis-the-world-conquerors/Marschalko%20Louis%20-%20The%20world%20conquerors.pdf

    http://www.jrbooksonline.com/PDF_Books/SecretsOfFedReserve.pdf
    https://archive.org/details/the-nameless-war_20210320

  2. archer says:

    Er – not sure what the point is here, Tap?

    Wasn’t the Charlie Hebdo attack fake? And the stage-managed kosher supermarket hostage crisis where everyone ran out on cue, the fake theatre massacre etc

    This was probably another fake ‘attack’.

    If it wasn’t, then she should’ve known better than to go and say something inflammatory in front of a bunch of radicals.

    Yes free speech (not that we should kid ourselves about having this) should clearly be allowed, but when you provoke someone you shouldn’t then moan if they react.

    If I went to a Chelsea supporters pub on match day wearing a Spurs shirt then I’d expect a hiding.

  3. Tapestry says:

    It looked a bit like a scratch not a proper wounding. Thanks for putting us straight Archer. All good for the bankers this one. Don’t blame us for ending democracy. Blame the Moslems.