What’s the Big BUT
System? It’s the blocking of negative
information about the reality of Islam with a BUT.
The above quote from Elsa
Schieder is precisely the central path that Multicultural Leftists use to
shut down any truth-telling about the dangers of Islam and its theopolitical
ideology inherent in Islam’s Quran, Hadith and Sira!
All the topics Elsa write’s down below relate to how the
evils of Islam have affected private citizens in Canada and the UK who are
merely speaking obvious truths or Western citizens being displeased with
Islamic terrorism.
JRH 10/5/16
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The Big BUT System -
plus good news about Tommy Robinson
Sent by Elsa Schieder
Sent Oct 2, 2016 at
2:41 AM
Sent from World Truth Summit
I'm writing to you because I'd like to introduce you to the Big
BUT System. Plus, I have information on 2 current Canadian cases
showing the threats to freedom of speech. And there's good news about Tommy
Robinson.
What’s the Big BUT System? It’s the blocking of negative information about the reality of Islam with a BUT.
I started by writing The Quick and Easy Guide to Understanding Islam: http://westindanger.com/ed/guide-to-understanding-islam.html
What’s the Big BUT System? It’s the blocking of negative information about the reality of Islam with a BUT.
I started by writing The Quick and Easy Guide to Understanding Islam: http://westindanger.com/ed/guide-to-understanding-islam.html
However, it soon became apparent that the majority of people
respond to everything negative about Islam with a BUT.
- BUT there's good and bad in all religions.
- BUT that's hate speech.
- BUT that's Islamophobia.
- BUT it's all a matter of
interpretation.
- BUT I know a nice Muslim.
In other words, negative information about Islam usually doesn't sink in. It's BUTted away.
The plan was to create a guide to answering the BUTs, one at
a time.
I soon saw that something strange was going on. It was like
the thorns around Sleeping Beauty’s castle. Those BUTs had a purpose: to keep
people asleep to Islam. And like those thorns, there was something “magic”
about the BUTs - it was as if a spell had been cast. Who had done that? How?
And even more important, how to undo it?
So, now:
So, now:
- the Big BUT System:
- the most likely reasons why it
exists;
- what we can do;
- the BUTs, one at a time - where
we repeatedly come to evidence that the Big BUT System isn’t natural, but
manufactured;
- and finally, the next big
questions:
- whodunit?
- how is the system kept in
place?
- and how do we end it?
Here are the first reader responses:
This is amazing. I love it. It contains everything I'd need, I think, when communicating the truth about Islam, which is all I do!!! It really is brilliant. I'm sure no one else has done this.
Jan Ferguson, London, England
Quite an achievement. I think you found your niche. Instead of describing Islam you are giving people content to use when arguing. This is what matters.
Jean-Claude Lamontagne, Rouen, France
Very well done, no buts about it. :-)
Bill Warner of Political Islam, Nashville, USA
Until October 10, a special offer. 2 for 1.
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Along with the Big BUT System, you will get the Quick and Easy Guide to Understanding Islam.
Along with the Big BUT System, you will get the Quick and Easy Guide to Understanding Islam.
As we know, the allegation that something is "hate
speech" is not used just to keep people from facing negative truths about
Islam. "Hate speech" is a criminal offense in many countries.
Here are 2 current Canadian cases.
In the province of Ontario, Eric Brazau has been sentenced to 18 months in jail for insulting Islam - for what was planned as a piece of street theatre (performed in the subway). (Link online: http://elsasblog.com/161002-the-big-BUT-system.html)
Another incident resulted in Eric's being charged, not just with hate crime, but incitement to genocide. Exactly what did he do?
The hate crime consists of the fact that, on the night he demonstrated against the Bataclan murders in Paris, he allegedly said "Muslims killed people in Paris". It seems he should have said "ISIS killed people in Paris", or "Misunderstanders of Islam killed people in Paris", or "People with a warped interpretation of Islam killed people in Paris"... If he is convicted on all charges he faces up to 10 years in a penitentiary.
Eric has been charged with incitement to genocide. The Attorney General had to agree to this charge and it is the first time such a charge has been made in Canada. The Crown has stated that she wants to send Eric to the penitentiary, i.e. more than two years in jail. (Link online: http://elsasblog.com/161002-the-big-BUT-system.html)
Also in Canada, this time in the province of Quebec, Djemila Benhabib is on trial for accurately reporting information, in an interview, about an Islamic school - information from the school's own website and a promotional pamphlet sent out by the school. The charge? Slander. (And yes, according to a reliable friend, if you hurt someone's reputation by telling the truth, that falls under the definition of slander!)
Quebec: Muslims take author to court for revealing truth about Islamic school
Author Djemila Benhabib, on trial for slander for comments made about a Muslim private school, testified Wednesday that the religious instruction offered at the school has no place in Quebec.
In the province of Ontario, Eric Brazau has been sentenced to 18 months in jail for insulting Islam - for what was planned as a piece of street theatre (performed in the subway). (Link online: http://elsasblog.com/161002-the-big-BUT-system.html)
Another incident resulted in Eric's being charged, not just with hate crime, but incitement to genocide. Exactly what did he do?
The hate crime consists of the fact that, on the night he demonstrated against the Bataclan murders in Paris, he allegedly said "Muslims killed people in Paris". It seems he should have said "ISIS killed people in Paris", or "Misunderstanders of Islam killed people in Paris", or "People with a warped interpretation of Islam killed people in Paris"... If he is convicted on all charges he faces up to 10 years in a penitentiary.
Eric has been charged with incitement to genocide. The Attorney General had to agree to this charge and it is the first time such a charge has been made in Canada. The Crown has stated that she wants to send Eric to the penitentiary, i.e. more than two years in jail. (Link online: http://elsasblog.com/161002-the-big-BUT-system.html)
Also in Canada, this time in the province of Quebec, Djemila Benhabib is on trial for accurately reporting information, in an interview, about an Islamic school - information from the school's own website and a promotional pamphlet sent out by the school. The charge? Slander. (And yes, according to a reliable friend, if you hurt someone's reputation by telling the truth, that falls under the definition of slander!)
Quebec: Muslims take author to court for revealing truth about Islamic school
Author Djemila Benhabib, on trial for slander for comments made about a Muslim private school, testified Wednesday that the religious instruction offered at the school has no place in Quebec.
Benhabib said alarm bells went off when she read the
Qur’anic passages children attending the Muslim School of Montreal were made to
memorize. The passages, which she called “an offence to human dignity,” spoke
of the beautiful virgins awaiting male believers in the afterlife, while
non-believers endured “scorching fire and scalding water.” . . .
The school is seeking $95,000 in damages. The president of the school’s board of directors testified earlier Benhabib’s interview had caused a decrease in enrollment and created a state of panic as teachers and students feared repercussions for being likened to terrorists. (Link online: http://elsasblog.com/161002-the-big-BUT-system.html)
And what's been happening with Tommy Robinson? In June he had a charge against him for holding up a F**K ISIS banner at a football match. A couple of months later, he was ordered to leave a Cambridge pub where he, 2 friends, and their 7 children were watching a football match on TV.
The school is seeking $95,000 in damages. The president of the school’s board of directors testified earlier Benhabib’s interview had caused a decrease in enrollment and created a state of panic as teachers and students feared repercussions for being likened to terrorists. (Link online: http://elsasblog.com/161002-the-big-BUT-system.html)
And what's been happening with Tommy Robinson? In June he had a charge against him for holding up a F**K ISIS banner at a football match. A couple of months later, he was ordered to leave a Cambridge pub where he, 2 friends, and their 7 children were watching a football match on TV.
And now, good news. On September 19, Tommy
sent out a short jubilant tweet after his court appearance relating to
his holding up a F**K ISIS banner:
Judge "evidence is vague & cagey & not genuine" case dismissed (Link online: http://elsasblog.com/161002-the-big-BUT-system.html)
Judge "evidence is vague & cagey & not genuine" case dismissed (Link online: http://elsasblog.com/161002-the-big-BUT-system.html)
Here's more detail:
The police had sought to argue that an English flag held up by PEGIDA UK leader Robinson with the words “F**k ISIS” printed on it amounted to incitement of hatred against Muslims.
Attending Luton Magistrates Court today with her client, Mr. Robinson’s lawyer Alison Gurden argued that attempts to impose the order amounted to an attempt to breach his right to freedom of speech and assembly.
According to Mr. Robinson, the judge agreed, dismissing the police’s case against him as vague, cagey, and not genuine. (Link online: http://elsasblog.com/161002-the-big-BUT-system.html)
The police had sought to argue that an English flag held up by PEGIDA UK leader Robinson with the words “F**k ISIS” printed on it amounted to incitement of hatred against Muslims.
Attending Luton Magistrates Court today with her client, Mr. Robinson’s lawyer Alison Gurden argued that attempts to impose the order amounted to an attempt to breach his right to freedom of speech and assembly.
According to Mr. Robinson, the judge agreed, dismissing the police’s case against him as vague, cagey, and not genuine. (Link online: http://elsasblog.com/161002-the-big-BUT-system.html)
Huffington Post also carried the story. (Link online: http://elsasblog.com/161002-the-big-BUT-system.html)
As for the recent incident at a Cambridge pub, the police have now claimed that Tommy was not the only target:
Cambridgeshire Police deny targeting Mr. Robinson during the incident in Cambridge, claiming in a statement that 18 Luton football club supporters were asked to leave the city to prevent violent clashes between fans.
However, when asked by Breitbart London whether there was any proof that the other 17 existed, and which they were willing to release, they replied that there was not. (Link online: http://elsasblog.com/161002-the-big-BUT-system.html)
An appeal has been made, asking witnesses to the incident, plus the other 17 people allegedly charged, to come forward.
Here is Tommy's response to the Cambridge incident, in an interview with Jamie Glazov:
YOU WILL NOT TAKE AWAY MY FREEDOM
http://jamieglazov.com/2016/08/30/tommy-robinson-moment-you-will-not-take-away-my-freedom/
http://jamieglazov.com/2016/08/30/tommy-robinson-moment-you-will-not-take-away-my-freedom/
In the interview Tommy stresses how vital it is that now he
has excellent legal representation, made possible by his many generous
supporters.
And once again he thanks the many people who have made donations.
The video ends with another thank you - from Jamie Glazov to Valerie Price of ACT for Canada, for funding the interview.
I want to end with something else. A quote from Shimon Perez, a prime minister of Israel, from a tribute to him:
And once again he thanks the many people who have made donations.
The video ends with another thank you - from Jamie Glazov to Valerie Price of ACT for Canada, for funding the interview.
I want to end with something else. A quote from Shimon Perez, a prime minister of Israel, from a tribute to him:
The Jews' greatest contribution to history is
dissatisfaction! We're a nation born to be discontented. Whatever exists we
believe can be changed for the better. --Shimon Peres (1923-2016)
One part of the quote resonates with me: Whatever exists we believe can be changed for the better.
But are we (Jewish or not) born to be discontented?
For me, the belief that we can change something for the better often comes from something other than discontent - just from the sense that something can be improved, and from an idea about how things might be improved (like by putting yogurt on pancakes - a delicious addition to already delicious pancakes). It's just fun to improve something.
I do see the quest to improve things as a fundamental Western quest.
This quest (whether or not linked with discontent) is utterly contrary to Islamic doctrine, which holds that no improvement is possible, that Islamics are to follow Islamic doctrine from the time of the death of Mohammed, and adhere, for example, to what is known as his last will and testament, Surah 9, which calls upon Islamics to kill the infidels (meaning everyone who is not an Islamic) wherever we are found.
Give me ceaseless discontent and the urge to change things for the better any day!
Even better, give me just the conviction that we can change things for the better.
That means, among many other things, to make visible and undo the Big BUT System, so that Islam becomes utterly visible. In this case, I agree that a basis of the urge to improve things is linked with discontent. Many of us feel discontent (or even more negative feelings) when faced with some of the truths about Islam.
And now, as always, all the best to all who care and dare,
Elsa
October 2, 2016
One part of the quote resonates with me: Whatever exists we believe can be changed for the better.
But are we (Jewish or not) born to be discontented?
For me, the belief that we can change something for the better often comes from something other than discontent - just from the sense that something can be improved, and from an idea about how things might be improved (like by putting yogurt on pancakes - a delicious addition to already delicious pancakes). It's just fun to improve something.
I do see the quest to improve things as a fundamental Western quest.
This quest (whether or not linked with discontent) is utterly contrary to Islamic doctrine, which holds that no improvement is possible, that Islamics are to follow Islamic doctrine from the time of the death of Mohammed, and adhere, for example, to what is known as his last will and testament, Surah 9, which calls upon Islamics to kill the infidels (meaning everyone who is not an Islamic) wherever we are found.
Give me ceaseless discontent and the urge to change things for the better any day!
Even better, give me just the conviction that we can change things for the better.
That means, among many other things, to make visible and undo the Big BUT System, so that Islam becomes utterly visible. In this case, I agree that a basis of the urge to improve things is linked with discontent. Many of us feel discontent (or even more negative feelings) when faced with some of the truths about Islam.
And now, as always, all the best to all who care and dare,
Elsa
October 2, 2016
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ELSA, TRUTH SLEUTH: MY
JOURNEY INTO ISLAM
It could be about,
how I came to find the wonder of Islam.
The words that come
into my mind: The Heart of
Darkness, the title of a novel by Joseph Conrad.
What I mean is that
I found so many things I did not expect, so many things I could not admire. I
would have loved to find a religion of peace. I did not. I feel as if I slowly
stepped into a cave, slowly found lights, and had to recoil from what I found.
In one corner, the
corpses of 600-900 dead Jews, murdered by Mohammed. The story isn't one I found
in early versions of his story that I came across. But it's right there, hinted
at in the Qu'ran, and spelled out in detail in the Sira and Hadiths (very revered
Islamic religious texts). The story is right there.
But I didn't find
the story until late in my exploration, when I already had a good idea of what
kinds of things I'd be coming across.
The early
explorations were much more tentative.
After all, I was
told Islam was a religion of peace. But something did not make sense.
It was a bit like
being a detective - Nancy Drew, say - young and innocent and very Western. Why
was there this feeling of danger when I was … READ THE REST
