What would you call the last week? Never mind Mohammed, Oxford University Press has instructed its childrens authors not to mention pigs, sausages or any other pork-related words - and then compounded its cravenness by lying about who its caving in to, claiming that it wants to avoid offending Jews and Muslims, as if any British Jew has ever complained about Piglet or a piggy bank. Still, the desire to avoid offending Jews and Muslims has a certain ring to it, doesnt it? Especially in that order. If it catches on, maybe they can drop the ...and Muslims bit entirely: CUSTOMER: Ill have a bacon butty, please. PROPRIETOR: Sorry, mate, we dont do em no more. To avoid offending Jews. CUSTOMER: Bloody Yids. PROPRIETOR: Yeah, but what can you do? At the Golden Globes, George Clooney said the Charlie Hebdo supporters had marched in support of the idea that we will not walk in fear - or was it walked in support of the idea that we will not march in fear? But what happens when millions of people are walking in fear and dont even know it? Thats to say, they arent aware that a giant apparatus of lies is being insidiously constructed all around them. Oxford University Press is lying in its attempt to blame the Jews for its literary porcophobia. But you can walk quite a long way before you discern that fear: Maybe years from now, youll be sitting around and someone will wonder why they never did a sequel to Babe, or how come you never see Porky Pig anymore? Th-th-th-th-th-thats all, folks! How about the Euro-elites sudden commitment to free speech? Hows that working out? France ordered prosecutors around the country to crack down on hate speech... So much for that. Most of the European heads of governments parading through Paris on Sunday in support of Charlie Hebdo - including Hollande, Merkel and Cameron - preside over thought-crime regimes ever more comfortable in policing the opinions of the citizenry.
Posted on: Fri, 16 Jan 2015 01:43:49 +0000
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