Slander, Blasphemy & Censorship
It’s Stunning What’s Considered Hate Speech in Europe and What Isn’t
Why is it fine to rail against Jews, but hateful to criticize the content of the Islamic belief system?
BY Bruce Cornibe · | November 3, 2016
Anti-Semitic comments by left-wing politicians are okay, but criticism about abuses committed by migrants are off limits — at least, this seems to be the sentiment across Europe. Of course, Jew hatred is nothing new in Europe and despite what the media may report it’s not only coming from so-called ‘right-wing’ Neo-Nazi type groups, but also Islamist and leftist groups. A recent example of left-wing anti-Semitism involves Baroness Tonge, “a former Liberal Democrat MP,” who allegedly ran a British House of Lords’ event which “marked the launch of the Balfour Apology Campaign ahead of the Balfour Declaration centenary.” The 1917 Balfour Declaration signified the British government’s support for “the establishment in Palestine of a national home for the Jewish people[.]” Anti-Jewish attitudes were evident at the House of Lords’ event manifesting in off-the-wall comments, Russia Today states:
http://counterjihad.com/stunning-whats-considered-hate-speech-europe-isnt
