Islamists attack cartoonists, threaten teachers while students capitulate

In America there has been another attack by Islamists on the right of free speech and expression as the BBC reported earlier today:

Two gunmen were shot dead after opening fire outside Sunday's event.

They drove to the Muhammad Art Exhibit in the Dallas suburb of Garland as the event was ending, firing with assault rifles on two officers in a parking lot.

One of the officers, a traffic policeman, returned fire and killed both the gunmen, Garland police official Joe Harn said. The security officer who with him was shot in the lower leg. He was treated in hospital and then released.

"Obviously they were there to shoot people," Mr Harn said.

All this over a cartoon competition organised by blogger Pamela Geller.

Fortunately only the perpetrators were killed on this occasion.  serves as a warning that not only should we not drop our guard over the threat from these religious fascists but that we must stand up for the right of free speech not just in our own country but world wide.

Meanwhile in the UK The Times reported that;

Teachers are receiving death threats and dead animals are being thrown into playgrounds after the Trojan Horse scandal.

Muslim radicals behind the original plot are urging communities to attack schools that tackle homophobia and education conference was told......

Teachers had been warned on Facebook that they would be shot if they taught children being gay was normal.

Disgusting, but at least one union, the National Association of Headteachers has taken up the fight. Hopefully the NUT and others will take up the cudgel, but since the NUT is dominated by those banal anti-imperialist lefty types you can bet there will be an attempt to label this as "Islamophobic".

Bugger gay rights eh!

Just as disturbing was a report of the National Union of Students deciding to work with Cage. That's the outfit which described the mass murderer "Jihadi John" as a "nice man".

The decision of NUS seems to fly in the face of this growing "safe spaces" movement in our universities which increasingly is only targeted as those who actually want to discuss issues and expect the right of free speech.

Hate Preachers?

The student radicals seem to have no problem with misogynistic, homophobic anti-Semites ranting on their premises.

Meanwhile atheists and secularists are censored and witch hunted by the reactionary student leaderships that have sprung up on campus in recent years.

All this serves as a warning that not only should we not drop our guard over the threat from these religious fascists but that we must stand up for the right of free speech not just in our own country but world wide.

Time to fight back against the new religious Nazi's and their appeasers.