The
legal test will be whether Zündel's
web pages were really likely to cause the
requisite 'breach of the peace' amongst
the German prosecutors who downloaded
them. They're not exactly shrinking
violets themselves. |
November
4, 2005 (Friday) London
(England) AN elderly motorcyclist is lying
on a stretcher in Queen Anne's Gate, fussed over by
police and ambulance men, having been sideswiped by
a car, which is also there blocking the road. There
is a lot of broken glass. A woman is bringing him a
cup of tea. I tell Jessica the treatment for shock includes
administering "a cup of strong, hot sweet tea."
Fifty years ago I gave that answer at school in a
St Johns Ambulance test when the question was what
to give a baby who has had an electric shock:
wrong. She says with a sniff that she knows that. I
add: "Of course, if it was Mummy, she'd demand to
know the use-by date of the milk in the tea.
Today's? Not good enough. Tomorrow's? But that will
be out of date in two days' time," etc., and we
share an irreverent chuckle about her silly
faddishness. November
5, 2005 (Saturday) London
(England) THERE have been nine days of race riots in Paris
and all across France, in every major city:
newscasters are questioning whether they are
centrally organized or not, and nobody dares call
them race riots -- though the people burning
hundreds of cars and attacking policemen and
buildings are all immigrant Arabs and Black
Africans, as a few timid newspapers venture to
describe. Is
Enoch Powell's grim prediction coming true,
and -- a likely scenario -- will the race riots on
this scale return to Britain too, as in 2001
(right)? What is happening in Paris is still only a pale
echo of the Broadwater Farm estate riots in north
London which led to the unfortunate Pc Keith
Blakelock having his head hacked off by Black
rioters (not that the English newspapers ever
informed their readers of that particular detail);
Winston Silcott, the Black murderer arrested for
killing the London bobby has since received massive
compensation from the state, i.e. from us Honkies,
for his "wrongful imprisonment" (benevolently
overlooking the fact he was already convicted of
another killing); I believe he is now even a
salaried race-relations adviser in London -- and as
he must know, there's nothing like a machete to cut
a Honky down to size. What idiots our leaders have been since World
War II, to squirt six million Blacks into an almost
entirely White country, paying them below-minimum
slave-labour wages, and to import race problems
where none existed previously. The television news shows the French police
using water-cannon against the rioters. Not good
enough. They should load the water-cannon with
liquid poo. That would dispel any crowd, Black or
White, although blowbacks might have a deterrent
effect on the police too. Imagine the dispersed
rioters boarding the Metro for the ride home -- how
the other passengers would draw away from them. Alan H. objects on health grounds, so I amend my
suggestion to "
pasteurized liquid
poo." Some discussion ensues on whether
pasteurization would kill the methane content which
he (wrongly) says is the principal smellant. November
6, 2005 (Sunday) London
(England) TYING up loose ends. . . I am becoming
apprehensive about the [Vienna] event; so
much can go wrong, especially if it is a trap. How
much have the students talked about my coming? Around midnight I post online the Mannheim
court
release about the Ernst Zündel
trial starting next week; I even spend an hour
translating
it into English. He is being put on trial for
opinions he has allegedly expressed -- and not in
Germany, but in Tennessee, in the heart of the Land
of the Free; and also on the Internet, where
Germany's brave lawyers have been able to gaze upon
them. The
legal test will be, in my view, whether
Zündel's web pages were really likely to cause
the requisite "breach of the peace" amongst the
German prosecutors who downloaded them. They're not
exactly shrinking violets themselves. They are
hoods, these German lawyers, and always have been,
from the infamous Roland Freisler (right)
onwards. [Previous
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