Beggering belief....

This is translated from todays DR news page:

“Just one small mistake can ruin any chance for the autonome dream of a ‘youth house’”.

This is the opinion of one of the politicians who is fighting for a new ‘youth house’ in Copenhagen.

On April 3rd, the ‘youths’ will lay seige to Cpenhagen city council. The ‘youth house activists’ have named their proposed action BlokR, and they intend to deny exit to the Copenhagen city council until it has found a replacement for the old ‘youth house’.

In anticipation, the ‘youths’ have bought hundreds of gas masks and riot shields and have held seminars on demonstration methods. The police have said they will arrest any one wearing a mask. “If this demonstration develops into violence, then the balance of goodwill will tip against ‘youths’ says Frank Hedegaard of the Socialist People’s Party. “They need to be very careful when they do their ‘happenings’, because I know from experience that if there is even the slightest hint of violence or trouble with the police, then the other party’s will be unwilling to find a solution”.

Frank Hedegaard reckons certain parties will even attempt to provoke a confrontation with just such an end in sight.

Sometimes I just can't not react in amazement. The level of hypocrisy and political bias astounds beyond my ability to remain aloof.

After an entire year of riots, arson attacks against private and public property, not to mention throwing molotov cocktails at the police, here is a socialist telling the Autonome to be careful not to 'make a mistake'!

What exactly does the Socialist Peoples Party consider a mistake? Its fairly obvious where the SPP's allegiences lie. They like to distance themselves from the Autonome by describing them as 'anarchists', but any one who's spent time around the Autonome, even as little time as I have, knows full well that they are ALL left wing extremists who cultivate anarchy as a fashion statement. They are no more anarchists than I am. The Autonome are the left wings contemporary brown shirt thugs who go out of their way to use violence for political means.

Frank Hedegaard is a hypocrite who tries to talk down the serious nature of political violence by refering to it as a 'happening'. As if several hundred, black clad, hooded, Autonome, trained and equipped for a confrontation with the police is some kind of art project.

I also note how Hedegaard tries to deflect any responsibility for the inevitable outcome of the upcoming confrontation by suggesting 'other parties' will try to use any violence as a bargaining tool against the Autonome, as if violence by left wing extremsists is nothing that ought to get in the way of a desired political solution.

These wankers don't deserve a 'youth house'. Youth? The name implies any one young would be welcome there where as the truth is, the former youth house, which started life as an illegal squat, like all Autonome bastions was a closed and insular environment used exclusively to ferment and develop left wing hatred for any and all exterior perspectives which clashed with their own.

In point of fact, there is no right wing or nationalist party version of the Autonome though it is a time worn practice for the Autonome to try to justify their violence with the pathetic argument that they are 'combating Nazi's'. As if gangs of neo Nazi's were some kind of social problem in Denmark.

They are not.

No other party has any connections with mobs of armed extremists willing to turn our streets into battle grounds. Only the shivering cowards of the socialist party's hang out with such hate mongers as the Blak Blok, the Autonome, Hizb'Allah and Hamas.
Willy Søvndal, the leader of the SPP recently made the news when he told Hizb ut Tahir to get out of Denmark if they didn't want to live in a secular society. Naturally, this led to all the usual drama with some Muslims trying to make out that Søvndal was 'picking on Muslims'.

What made me laugh was how the SPP tried to portray Søvndal as being tough on extremism. As if the SPP had actually changed its stance in any way at all. They haven't. As Hedegaard clearly explains, any violence or trouble with the police will cause the other parties to react against the Autonome, but not the SPP.

Nothing has changd in the Socialistisk Folkeparti under Søvndal. They are still willing to support the use of political violence in the time honoured tradition of socialists the world over.


Below is our former prime minister, the Social democrat Poul Nyrup Rasmussen, aligning himself with those who would limit freedom of expression: