The many faces of freedom of speech on Facebook

http://sioe.wordpress.com/2010/06/27/the-many-faces-of-freedom-of-speech-on-facebook/   

Recently freedom of speech has been a victim of an extraordinarily well-organized attack by the left wing and islam. The latest example is the increasing islamisation of Facebook and the removal of the profile of ANYONE who expresses a dissenting opinion.  This social media that attracts millions of people every day has lately developed itself into a platform for the spreading of left-wing propaganda and especially Islamic propaganda.

The recent deactivation of personal profiles which have not at all violated ANY of Facebook´s rules are clear cut examples of the total submission and Dhimmitude to islam, now undertaken by Facebook. While anti-semitic profiles are flourishing on Facebook, one islam-critical profile after the next is being closed down without a logical or truthfull reason for it. Facebook literally bulges with hate-groups that call for killings on Jews, Danes (and other citizens of western countries), groups that indeed call for discrimination (believers vs. non-believers). That, by the way, is actually racism, according to the new definition of the term "racism". Groups that hate Denmark and who urge to the destruction of democracy, and are literally boiling with threats to Danes, Americans and discriminate against women. All this is actually violating Facebook´s rules.  By the way, Islam/Muslim is NOT A RACE!

But, in the name of political correctness, Facebook is not reacting to it! – or is it, perhaps in the name of freedom of speech? While all these hate groups are successfully flourishing on Facebook, and while all the hate group personal profiles threaten others and violate all sorts of Facebook rules on a daily basis, one after another the islamic critical groups are being shut down by Facebook, and the islamic critical personal profiles are being deactivated by Facebook – without any true violation.

Now, one might ask if criticizing islam is not violating Facebook rules.  It depends on how islam is defined. It certainly depends on how this criticism is being conducted. Indeed it depends on whether or not we are speaking about hate-groups and racism or about factual well-documented, direct quotes from the Quran itself, from the Hadiths, and direct quotes from the Islamic leaders and Holy men.  I shall account for how Facebook is becoming Islamized in a fully legal and democratic way. 

With the definition of islam as a starting-point there is clearly a difference between how Facebook defines islam and how islam critics define it. If we assume that Facebook defines islam as a religion, we must establish that Facebook is complying with it´s own rules since criticizing religion is not allowed according to the UN, and accordingly on Facebook.  There is every reason to be on guard towards critics on this religion. It seems only natural to ask if this applies to all religions. The answer must be a clear no. This only applies to islam. It is fully legal to call for the killing of Jews and other infidels, to discriminate against infidels and women, as well as to urge the destruction of democracy with all means at your disposal – all with the single aim to establish the khalifate and sharia law.  At least if you consider Facebook´s handling of the situational trendsetting practice. So, islam critics are per Facebook definition racists and will accordingly be deactivated without further discussion. Recently, a well-known islam critical personal profiles were deactivated without notice, despite the fact that no Facebook rules were violated.

 

The profiles were Anders Gravers and Aly Renrut. It was simply reported by moslems and left-wing activists for being offending or not a real profile.  Ok, so someone is offended by criticism of islam. According to the Danish Constitution, §77 (freedom of speech), and the US Constitution and Bill of Rights such criticism is not illegal. These profiles have not violated any of the above referenced documents. On the contrary, freedom of speech has been used responsibly and with consideration. These profiles have, at any given time, openly declared themselves an opponent to any totalitarian regime and an eager opponent to racism. They have allowed themselves to consider islam a totalitarian regime, in which equality and freedom is non-existent. No law prohibits this consideration, and it is therefore outermost thought-provoking and alarming that Facebook obviously sees itself above the Danish and US Constitution and Bill of Rights!

With this as a starting-point, that the islamic criticism has been conducted by Anders Gravers and Aly Renrut, there has always been a sober tone, an anti-racist attitude and a factual approach to the discussion.  Contrary to what the left wing and certain moslems on Facebook wish to display, there is in fact, no valid reason for the deactivation of these specific profiles, since all Facebook´s rules have been complied with completely. The reason for the many reports must be found in the fact that these very profiles actually displayed the truth about islam in an – to islamisists – threatening way.  So Facebook choose to submit to the many moslem reports and submits completely to the Islamic demands.

Now with the starting-point and the rules about hate-groups and racism established, we must simply prove none of these have applied to the deactivated profiles. Many attempts have been made to make Anders Gravers and Aly Renrut to make statements beyond reasonable limits or even statements which are illegal. However, no one has succeeded in making either one of them state anything racist or hateful.  On the contrary, they have always emphasized that racism will not be tolerated, derogatory words or nicknames are unacceptable and that they are not criticizing muslims, as such, but rather the totalitarian ideology islam. Nevertheless the left wing activists and islam have succeded in creating the impression that Anders Gravers and Aly Renrut have violated Facebooks rules, with the result of their profiles being deactivated by Facebook. 

What is, really, going on here? Why is it such a problem some people have been kicked off of Facebook? Does that really matter in the overall perspective? It certainly isn´t a real social problem, is it? Yes! That is exactly what it is. It ought to be clear to anyone, this is not really about a profile on Facebook. This is about the basic values, the basic laws of this country. We have a set of values in this country, founded on charity and equality, respect and tolerance. We have a set of laws, the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, which ensures us these basic God given rights – and duties.

We live in a portion of the world where basic human rights such as freedom of speech, freedom of religion, the right to assemble in demonstrations and equality, are gifts granted by God.  However, we must not forget that millions of people have sacrificed their life so that we can enjoy these rights as we do today.  The Normandy coast on June 6, 1944, is just one such example. We are among the just 10% of the total population on Earth to enjoy these rights and privileges. These values and laws have, in the most abusive way, been undermined, by none other than Facebook.

This sanctimonious social medium, is atttempting to make us believe it is an open and tolerant to everyone, and is demanding a decent tone and manners, so politically correct it makes you want to vomit! This very site is totally inconsistent when it comes to enforcing it´s own rules! It is not about the people who were kicked off of Facebook. It is about the principle that these people have allowed themself to –with the Constitution in hand– criticize islam as being one of our era´s greatest threats to democracy. At the same time, Facebook is yellow from infected personal profiles and hate-groups against the West, against women, against Denmark, against sexual equality, against any equality as such, against Jews, against homosexuals, against infidels and non-believers, against Danes, against Americans, against "whatever" is western and above all against democracy. All of this is going on while the site is being used by millions of people all over the world without the slightest criticism!  It roars right in, on the corneas of the users like an express train, with no filter whatsoever, and indeed it is happening in the name of free speech.

Point in example, the deactivation of Anders Gravers´ and Aly Renruts' profiles...

This is a very dangerous development that we are witnessing. In the name of free speech, in the name of democracy, the advocates of free speech and democracy are being abusively harassed, threatened and now also brought to silence on Facebook, as it is increasingly becoming an islamic propaganda platform. All of this is happening right in front of our eyes without anyone interfering! In the name of democracy, democracy is being fought from the inside.

The last time we saw such in the world, was in Germany in 1933. The method is not different, nor is the goal. If we are to endure as a democracy we have to begin to understand just which threats to democracy are really being exposed to in our time.

A good place to start is Facebook.

We urge our readers to find  and expose the muslim hate-groups and left wing groups clearly violating Facebook´s criteria and to voice their objections to such, on Facebook.

Thor/Aly



Help Anders Gravers back on facebook – support this group:
http://www.facebook.com/#!/group.php?gid=101770483205664 

Aly Renrut is also a VICTIM OF THE MUSLIM FIGHT AGAINST THE 1ST AMENDMENT ON FACEBOOK, AS ALY RENRUT (an ANAGRAM of her previous name: TURNER) HAS BEEN REMOVED!!!

Maine: Muslim Teen Sets off Chemical Bomb near Mosque

http://www.jihadwatch.org/2010/09/teenager-responsible-for-chemical-bomb.html

Thursday, September 23, 2010

Maine: Muslim Teen Sets off Chemical Bomb near Mosque

Once again we find that a violent  incident at a mosque was committed by ........a Muslim. This is the pattern. But this latest incident is deeply troubling for more nefarious reasons. This wasn't merely a hoax hate crime committed by a Muslim to stoke the bogus Islamic supremacist narrative of "islamophobia," this was a young Muslim experimenting with a bomb -- practicing his craft at his local mosque. Got that?

Islamic leaders told police the explosion was just a 13-year-old "experimenting." What was the kid trying to do? "Teenager responsible for chemical bomb near Islamic Society of Portland," by Helen Dailey for WCSH6.com, September 22 (thanks to Joe):

PORTLAND, ME (NEWS CENTER) -- Police say there were no injuries or damage caused by a chemical bomb that went off in a parking lot near the Islamic Society of Portland.

The bomb went off in the lot between the Islamic Society and Back Bay Grill around 8:00 PM Tuesday night. Portland Police say Islamic elders came forward to tell them that a 13 year old from the Society was experimenting and was responsible for the bomb. Another bomb was also found undetinated [sic]....

Just a young Muslim at a mosque experimenting with a bomb. In Maine. What's to be concerned about? It isn't as if mosques have ever been centers of violence elsewhere, right?

Muslims whine about "Islamophobia," refuse to address jihad terrorism and Islamic supremacism

http://www.jihadwatch.org/2010/09/maryland-muslims-whine-about-islamophobia-refuse-to-address-jihad-terrorism-and-islamic-supremacism.html


Sep 23, 2010

Muslims whine about "Islamophobia,"
but refuse to address
jihad terrorism and Islamic supremacism

If Muslims really wants to cure "Islamophobia," here is an easy way. They can:


1. Focus their indignation on Muslims committing violent acts in the name of Islam, not on non-Muslims reporting on those acts.


2. Renounce definitively not just "terrorism," but any intention to replace the U.S. Constitution (or the constitutions of any non-Muslim state) with Sharia even by peaceful means. In line with this, clarify what is meant by their condemnations of the killing of innocent people by stating unequivocally that American and Israeli civilians are innocent people.


3. Teach Muslims the imperative of coexisting peacefully as equals with non-Muslims on an indefinite basis.


4. Begin comprehensive international programs in mosques all over the world to teach against the ideas of violent jihad and Islamic supremacism.


5. Actively work with Western law enforcement officials to identify and apprehend jihadists within Western Muslim communities.


If Muslims do those five things, voila! People like me will no longer suffer from the illness of "Islamophobia"!


And Pamela Geller said it best: "Muslims in the U.S. are not the ones living under death threat. People who are standing up to jihad activity and Islamic supremacism are. They are not the ones targeted. We are. They are not getting death threats. We are. They don't have to live with 24/7/365 heavy duty security, Geert Wilders does. Wafa Sultan, Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Robert Spencer, Ibn Warraq, Salman Rushdie, the producers from Comedy Central, and accidental counter-jihad tourists like Molly Norris live under death threat. As do I."

Indeed, I have a stalker who has threatened my life and posted private information about me online with the clear intention of inciting Muslims to attack me, who lives in College Park, Maryland. I wonder if he attended this forum -- the Nyumburu Cultural Center is in that city.

"Panel discusses cause and effect of Islamophobia in the U.S.," by Melissa Quijada in the DiamondbackOnline, September 23 (thanks to Tipster):

Scattered views filled a forum yesterday as students and activists addressed the fear of Islam and Muslims that's recently resurfaced in the media, agreeing the term Islamophobia should be discussed emphasizing similarities, not differences.

Last night at the Nyumburu Cultural Center, the Black Male Initiative student group hosted a discussion of about 100 students and activists to address social tensions amid a recent surge of anti-Islamic sentiments. Supported by the Muslim Students' Association and the Muslim Women of Maryland members, the event challenged the word and filled seats.

"It's important for us as engaged citizens and human beings to speak out against these injustices when they rear their ugly heads," said Solomon Comissiong, Nyumburu Cultural Center's assistant director of student involvement and public relations, as he opened the panel.

And when discussing an issue that often creates deep divides, panelists emphasized the importance of unity in tackling such a phenomenon.

"The existence of 'Islamophobia' is a social failure," said Secretary of the Muslim Students' Association Osama Eshera. "This is an issue we all have to deal with together."

Panelists paid specific attention to a string of anti-Islamic events, many of which have recently made national headlines, that led to the discussion held last night.

Dave Zirin, a sports writer and socialist activist who co-monitored the event with Comissiong, referenced the New York City cab driver who was stabbed in the throat, face and arm after disclosing his Muslim faith. Comissiong cited the national unrest earlier this month when Florida pastor Terry Jones threatened to burn copies of the Qur'an in protest of efforts to build a mosque near Ground Zero.

Of course, the New York cabbie stabber worked for a pro-Ground Zero mosque group, so it is hard to pin his actions on "Islamophobia." And it's outstanding moral myopia to tut-tut at the Qur'an-burning but not at the Muslims who murdered innocents because of it.

"We thought it was necessary to do something like this in light of all the anti-Muslim backlash," Comissiong said.

Much of the first half of conversation pointed to the terrorist acts of Sept. 11 as the root of fear and hatred of Islam.

"There's a notion that Muslims rejoiced while Americans suffered," said Eshera, a junior bioengineering major. "The reality is that about 300 Muslims died in the terrorist attacks."

Preposterous. A tenth of the people killed in the Trade Towers were Muslims? A ridiculous lie, but clearly one that Islamic supremacists have agreed upon, as it is oft-repeated lately.

A long line of both students and seasoned social activists stepped forward to ask questions and make comments, causing the event to run longer than expected. Some fundamentally challenged the term Islamophobia and the differences between Americanized fear against Muslims and the Islamic faith.

"You have an entire community calling it Islamophobia and a community of Muslims calling it Islamophobia," said university aluma and panelist Rayyan Ghuma. "It's all about semantics now."

"It takes us labels for us to do anything," said Omnia Joehar, junior government and politics major. "How many have stood up until 'Islamophobia' was made?"

Yesterday's discussion even spurred Elizabeth Rosenberg, co-president of the Interfaith Dialogue Project, to address the same topic with her group members next week.

Comissiong said he hoped the discussion was a start to spreading awareness so others can continue to address the issue on the campus.

"We want people to leave with a heightened consciousness," said Comissiong. "We want them to have a feeling of empowerment."

Oh, no worries, Mr. Comissiong. They feel plenty empowered.