just outrageous,,
Iranian Artist convicted of islamophobia in Denmark speaks
An Iranian women who lived in Iran is speaking honestly about
Islamic codes, and she is prosecuted in ..... Denmark. Europe's descent
into fascist enforcement of the sharia is nothing short of stunning.
Theater of the absurd. But it's not -- it's real, and it's murder.
Iranian-American activist Banafsheh Zand said: "Where do the dhimmi members of the Danish judiciary get off telling a woman who is a law abiding citizen of their society that she can not take issues with the traits of a society that she ran from, and took shelter in Denmark in? The European Union's fascist laws, and their lackeys in each European country are running amok. Their refusal to listen to newcomers who have embraced the values that was a product of thinkers of their own societies and their will to self-destruct is perhaps one of the most telling and hypocritical in the history of man. As social paradigms shift and paradoxes multiply within Europe, it is perhaps time to reevaluate European intellectual predominance all together.
Iranian-American activist Banafsheh Zand said: "Where do the dhimmi members of the Danish judiciary get off telling a woman who is a law abiding citizen of their society that she can not take issues with the traits of a society that she ran from, and took shelter in Denmark in? The European Union's fascist laws, and their lackeys in each European country are running amok. Their refusal to listen to newcomers who have embraced the values that was a product of thinkers of their own societies and their will to self-destruct is perhaps one of the most telling and hypocritical in the history of man. As social paradigms shift and paradoxes multiply within Europe, it is perhaps time to reevaluate European intellectual predominance all together.
Artist convicted of racism speaks out Copenhagen Post, September 18, 2013Firoozeh Bazrafkan was found guilty of racism for her comments about Muslim men, but she argues that anti-racism legislation is stifling the critique of religionFiroozeh Bazrafkan argues that anti-racism legislation is stifling free expression (Photo: Firoozeh Bazrafkan)
Danish-Iranian artist Firoozeh Bazrafkan was handed a 5,000 kroner fine on Monday when the Western High Court found her guilty of racism.
She was charged by Aarhus Police of violating anti-racism legislation, section 266 b of the penal code, after publishing a blog entry in Jyllands-Posten newspaper in December 2011, in which she stated:
"I am very convinced that Muslim men around the world rape, abuse and kill their daughters. This is, according to my understanding as a Danish-Iranian, due to a defective and inhumane culture – if you can even call it a culture at all. But you can say, I think, that it is a defective and inhumane religion whose textbook, the Koran, is more immoral, deplorable and crazy than manuals of the two other global religions combined."Bazrafkan had appropriated the text from an article published by free speech activist Lars Pedersen, who had also been charged and convicted of racism after publishing it on the online newspaper 180grader.dk
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