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Status in Home Country: Ongoing - 14 Volumes
Scanslation Status: Ongoing
Summary Updated: 2013-05-10| Last File Added: 2013-10-01
Genre(s) : Action, Adventure, Ecchi, Fantasy, Mature, Seinen
- Übel Blatt
- Evil Blade
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When the Wischtech threatened to invade the fiefs of Szaalanden, the Emperor dispatched fourteen youths. Of these, three died, and the Seven Heroes halted the invasion to herald a time of prosperity while the four Lances of Betrayal were supposedly defeated.
Two decades later, the Lances of Betrayal have reappeared and formed a bandit militia near the frontier fief Gormbark. A man with a black sword and a scar over his left eye slays an entire troop of that militia. He is identified as the boy, Koinzell, and becomes as much an object of fear as of hope even as his own past, motivations, and purpose are a mystery to those he meets on his journey.
From Volume 0's back cover (SBM's translation):
"When the black sword roars, everything that stands before it is crushed . . . ! What is the purpose of a boy Kaintzel who possesses transcendent sword skills? The battle with the "Lances of Betrayal" that were supposed defeated by the 7 Heroes... And the astounding truth that is revealed after the battle."
Volume 0 encompasses a plot arc which leads directly into the main plot of Übel Blatt in Volume 1. It also introduces and develops the attitudes and motives of a few other characters aside from Koinzell.
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While the investigation into rogue dentist Tung Sheng (David) Wu may have been primarily resolved with a jail sentence, the saga isn't quite over.
The Tri-Cities NOW has learned the College of Dental Technicians of B.C. has opened up an investigation related to the Wu case.
According to affidavits filed by an investigator working on behalf of the College of Dental Surgeons of B.C. during the Wu case, a man identified as Joey Tseng of Port Coquitlam admitted to providing dental supplies to the fake dentist.
In the affidavits, Tseng is identified as the owner of Prairie Dental Ceramic, located on Prairie Avenue in Port Coquitlam.
The Tri-Cities NOW contacted the dental college to ask what happened to the person identified as Joey Tseng in the affidavits, and was told he may be a registrant of the College of Dental Technicians of B.C.
Officials with the technician college said the association doesn't have a person named Joey Tseng as a registrant, but it was noted the name is "Canadianized."
Ronald Revell, the registrar of the college, said he couldn't confirm the identity of the individual under investigation, adding the college has to complete its investigation before it becomes public knowledge.
"All I can say is we have opened an investigation to find out further details," he told the Tri-Cities NOW on Wednesday.
Revell said the college is required to investigate complaints alleged against any registrant, adding this is the first investigation of this type for the college.
He said the person under investigation could eventually face fines, suspension and cancellation of registration.
According to the College of Dental Technicians of B.C., dental technicians make dental appliances that are prescribed by a dentist or requested by a denturist.
In affidavits filed in September, private investigator Michael Lantz indicated Tseng had admitted to providing specific dental supplies to Wu "and that he did not think this hurt anyone."
The documents also state Tseng told the investigator he hadn't heard from Wu for several months by the time of the investigation in August.
The Tri-Cities NOW attempted to contact Tseng through a number provided by a simple Google search related to Prairie Dental Ceramic.
A man who did not want to identify himself answered the phone and asked the reporter to leave a message.
"I don't think he's here all the time," the man said.
When the reporter told the man the Tri-Cities NOW was seeking comment on Tseng's alleged involvement with Wu, the man on the phone told the reporter not to call the number.
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On Oct. 15, a Supreme Court judge in Vancouver sentenced Wu to three months in jail for civil contempt of court.
The judge also ordered Wu to pay the College of Dental Surgeons of B.C. for the organization's cost related to the investigation.
The rogue dentist's saga began in August after health officials sent a warning to anyone who had received dental treatment from Wu that they might have been exposed to serious viruses, including Hepatitis C and HIV.
Fraser Health issued the alert after Wu, who they say had performed illegal dentistry in Port Moody, Coquitlam and Burnaby, appeared to be setting up shop again despite a court order against him.
The revelations about the dentist surfaced after an investigation by the College of Dental Surgeons of B.C. last spring.
Wu has been on the lam after a warrant was issued for his arrest when he failed to show up to court in August.
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The U.S. Postal Service backed down from its plan to eliminate Saturday mail delivery because Congress barred it, officials said Wednesday.
But its governing board said it's not possible for the financially ailing agency to meet cost-cutting goals without altering its delivery schedule. Delaying "responsible changes," the board said, only makes it more likely that the Postal Service "may become a burden" to taxpayers.
The Postal Service said in February that it planned to switch to five-day-a-week deliveries beginning in August for everything except packages as a way to hold down losses.
But that announcement was a gamble. The agency essentially was asking Congress to drop from spending legislation the longtime ban on five-day-only delivery. Congress did not do that when it passed a spending measure last month.
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PHILADELPHIA - October 30, 2013 (WPVI) -- Nick Foles will be back at quarterback for the Eagles when they play the Raiders on Sunday.
Two weeks after suffering a concussion, Foles will start in place of Michael Vick, who is out for the second time this season with a hamstring injury. Rookie Matt Barkley will be Foles' backup vs. Oakland (3-4).
Eagles coach Chip Kelly made the announcement Wednesday after watching Foles take part in Tuesday's practice.
"Nick did really well," Kelly said. "I know he was cleared, but just because he was cleared, we (still) really needed to see him. I hadn't really had a chance to visit with him, so to get to watch him on the field, I was really happy with the way Nick practiced."
Philadelphia (3-5) is still just one game out of first place in the NFC East.
"That's one of the good things about practicing Tuesday is that you can kind of get a chance to get your eyes on people who have been out," Kelly said. "Nick is going to be our starter this week and he'll take the reps with the ones."
Foles, a third-round pick in 2011 out of the University of Arizona, suffered the concussion in the second half of a 17-3 loss to the Dallas Cowboys Oct. 20. He started that game in place of Vick, who was out with his first hamstring injury.
Vick, who missed two games, returned last week and started in a 15-7 loss to the New York Giants, but re-injured the hamstring and left in the first half. Barkley has relieved Foles, against Dallas, and Vick, against New York.
"Mike's hamstring is the same as it was," Kelly said. "We don't see him being able to go this week."
Foles has appeared in five games this season, two as a starter, and has completed 52 of 90 passes for 622 yards with six touchdowns. He has not thrown an interception, and has a 101.3 rating.
Foles came off the bench for Vick in a win over the Giants at the Meadowlands, and threw for 197 yards and two touchdowns in a 36-21 win.
A week later, he started and completed 22 of 31 passes for 296 yards and three touchdowns in a 31-20 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers that earned him NFC Offensive Player of the Week honors.
In his most recent start against Dallas, though, he suffered through a miserable 11-for-29, 80-yard effort before the concussion knocked him out of the game.
"I just did not play well," Foles said. "There's no reason. I just did not play well. It's going to make be better. I'm going to get better because of it."
In his rookie year, Foles started six games in place of an injured Vick and played to a rating of 79.1. He completed 161 of 265 passes for 1,699 yards with six touchdowns and five interceptions.
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Kelly has that same confidence in his quarterback.
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ab113851 contains sufficient materials for approximately 300 measurements in microplate format and 70 measurements (35 mL) by flow cytometry.
ab113851 uses the cell permeant reagent 2',7' –dichlorofluorescein diacetate (DCFDA), a fluorogenic dye that measures hydroxyl, peroxyl and other reactive oxygen species (ROS) activity within the cell. After diffusion in to the cell, DCFDA is deacetylated by cellular esterases to a non-fluorescent compound, which is later oxidized by ROS into 2', 7' –dichlorofluorescin (DCF). DCF is a highly fluorescent compound which can be detected by fluorescence spectroscopy with maximum excitation and emission spectra of 495nm and 529nm respectively.
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This kit is not compatible with fixed samples. Stained cells must be measured live.
Store all components at 4°C in the dark. The kits are stable for at
least 6 months from receipt. For longer term storage, keep at -20°C
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Components 300 tests Dilution Buffer (10X, sterile) 1 x 10ml Label (20 mM DCFDA, 1000X) 1 x 35µl TBHP (55 mM) 1 x 50µl - Research Areas
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DCFDA - Cellular Reactive Oxygen Species Detection Assay Kit images
ab113851 (DCFDA) labeled and unlabeled Jurkat cells were treated with 50 µM tert-butyl Hydrogen Peroxide (tbHP), then analyzed by flow cytometry.
Jurkat cells were labeled with DCFDA (20 µM) or unlabeled (none) and then cultured an additional 3 hours with or without 50 µM tert-butyl hydrogen peroxide (TBHP) according to the protocol. Cells were then analyzed on a fluorescent plate reader. Mean +/- standard deviation is plotted for 4 replicates from each condition. TBHP mimics ROS activity to oxidize DCFDA to fluorescent DCF.
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First You Buy It, Then You Throw it Away
Doesn't make a lot of sense, does it? Yet, we do this every day: we buy paper towels, napkins, plates, cups and tissues. We buy plastic cups and utensils. We use them once, and then we throw them in the trash. We also buy products in perfectly usable containers that we throw away when the product's gone. Is this convenient? Certainly! Is it green? Hardly.
Reusable Rocks! Recyclable Rolls!
We discussed recycling in Day 2, but reusable items are even greener: beyond the materials and energy used to create them, items we reuse only require a little soap and hot water to return to their useful state. We wash clothes and dishes regularly, so the inconvenience involved isn't life-changing; rather, it usually involves a few extra items in a dishwasher or laundry load.
Still, sometimes we will want the convenience of disposables, especially if we're going to be away from home, or are casually entertaining a large group of people. Occasionally choosing disposable items shouldn't send us into paroxysms of green guilt; it should, however, make us look at the products we do buy, and ensure that we're purchasing the greenest items available. Many paper items, for instance, come in varieties with post-consumer recycled content - that's a good place to start. Other convenience items are compostable - throw them into the backyard compost pile to turn them into soil nutrients for your lawn or garden (Note: some materials will require industrial-grade composting - check your local phone or business directory for services in your area).
Finally, many of the products you buy come in reusable containers. So, why not reuse them! You may find that you can buy refill quantities of soaps, cleaners and other household necessities.
Your Action for Today:Take a Look at Your Disposables
Take a look around your home, and notice the things you buy regularly that get thrown away. Paper towels? Plastic utensils? Liquid soap? Identify three items you regularly throw away that have non-disposable or greener (recycled, compostable) alternatives. Commit to buying those items in your Green Living journal. A good place to start looking: Green Options' "Tip(s) O' the Day".
Tomorrow: Reduce your food miles: eat local!
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Bombay High Court directed Maharashtra government to inform if it plans to table the report of the judicial commission, which probed Adarsh housing society scam, during the winter session.
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Parliament`s Public Accounts Committee adopted its report on Adarsh Housing Society in which it slammed Defence ministry and Maharashtra government for "monumental failure" at all levels.
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A Parliamentary panel has rapped the Defence ministry and the Maharashtra government for "monumental failure" at all levels of governance with certain officials abusing their position leading to the Adarsh Housing Society scam.
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The CBI has given a clean chit to Maharashtra`s rural development minister Jayant Patil in the Adarsh Housing Society scam.
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Leader of Opposition in Maharashtra Legislative Council, Vinod Tawde today demanded a special session of the state Legislature to table the action taken report (ATR) in Adarsh housing society scam.
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Bombay HC said it would hear a petition by Adarsh Housing Society against demolition order of the Environment and Forests Ministry after SC decides its plea seeking transfer of the matter to NGT.
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They're both country singers, they're both multiple Grammy Award winners, and they both love sparkly dresses… oh, and of course, they're both blonde and beautiful.
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BRAD PAISLEY and CARRIE UNDERWOOD danced the "Gangnam Style" at this week's CMA Awards, according to recent entertainment news.
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Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood surprised the star-studded CMA Awards on Thursday, but not by singing their hit country songs.
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X-Factor contestant Danyl Johnson sent home
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Sorry( I know many love him) I couldn't stand this bloke. He was so 'cock' sure he had bagged 1st place. He had the very unlikeable factor for me and many others it seems.
i reckon Olly will win. Joe will already have a record deal and sell music, by placing Olly as the winner means theres more money to be made.
Agree with Lee. I couldn't stand him either.
He was sooooo effected. OTT.
I'd put my money on Olly. Although Joe is the best singer.
He already has a signing with Cowell. Check back on his most recent performances, it's all a setup… "oh dear, I'm out, never mind" type stuff.
Plus, those eyes and the way he throws himself about, he's clearly psychotic!
he isn't psychotic
he should have won -
Olly will be third, Stacey second, and the winner will be Joe.
I got a wierd vibe off him too, and he was very cocky. I want Stacey to win.
However, I don't watch them live, just the repeats, i'm a Strictly fan!
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That great British institution of the Pub Crawl is a genuine cultural phenomenon. Other countries may have the Bar Hop, but the Crawl is something quite different. It has to be. The way the British pubs are set up and located with their proximity to each other, the Crawl in its truest form is something that can only be accomplished on British soil.
It's also a challenge, albeit an irresponsible one, but a challenge all the same. You hit as many pubs on foot in one night in the same town for a full pint in each without falling over. Friday night is the best time to do it. You have the whole weekend to get over it. To a British lad who enjoys a pint, it's a way of life; to an outsider, it'll seem as though Gt.
In The World's End, Simon Pegg plays Gary King, a forty-something waste-of-space whose one moment of potential shining glory was never accomplished; when he was a late teenager he and the boys never completed the Golden Mile - the crawl from all twelve pubs in his hometown of Newton Haven. For the other four friends, time has moved on. They have respectable jobs, a family, a mortgage and all the other attachments and responsibilities that come with growing up.
That old expression that you can never go home soon becomes something of a reality for the five men. "Newton Haven is a black hole," states
The World's End starts off being one film then ends as another. The first forty minutes has us getting used to the notion that drinking yourself into oblivion – hence the term Crawl – is something fun to do. The men are not entirely behind the idea, but
At the forty minute mark the whole affair suddenly turns into an episode of Quatermass or an elaborate Dr. Who adventure with alcohol and vodka chasers. To explain what happens will probably be taken as a major plot spoiler, so let's just say that the apocalypse is nigh and the name of the last pub on the Crawl, The World's End, is about as appropriate as it gets.
The World's End is a funny film. "How can you tell you're drunk if you've never been sober?" asks Andrew of Gary.
For some, that forty minute mark might be a problem. The change from a beer-guzzling comedy of British manners to a science-fiction thriller involving the Newton Haven version of Pod People might be asking too much. There's a chance that some in the audience may never get over it. Having not watched trailers nor seen any scenes prior to the screening, the unexpected and abrupt switch in both style and story took awhile to overcome, but despite the left-field surprise, The World's End still remains exceptionally funny. Both Pegg and Frost are such hugely likeable personalities you can't help but warm to them. And even though Pegg's character might prove to be a little more annoying than you would like, you go along for the ride – or the Crawl – regardless. It's just fun being with them.
And how British is it? When the world is falling apart and their lives are at stake, one of the panic stricken lads asks, "What do we do?" Gary, who has the answer for everything, states, "Let's finish our drinks." It's Rule Britannia in a pint glass, with a few good shots to follow.
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I don't normally post here on technical things, but it seems a small percentage of Apple iPods shipped carrying a Windows virus, RavMonE.exe (previously unknown, but probably a variant of the W32/RJump family)
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Dily, a Sudanese Arab, recounts how for three years he and his fellow Janjawid charged the farming villages of Darfur on their camels and horses, raking the huts with gunfire and shouting: "Kill the slaves. Kill the slaves."He reckons he attacked about 30 villages in all, and cannot count the people he shot. The villages were invariably destroyed, he says. The homes were burnt to the ground and the men, women and children killed — sometimes with the help of government airstrikes. If there were survivors "they would be left there . . . They couldn't get help. Sometimes they made it to camps but mostly they died of thirst or starvation".
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we have a world exclusive interview with a former member of the Janjaweed who was involved in raids that massacred thousands of civilians.He claims he was acting on orders from the Sudanese Government.
The Times also reports from Darfur on the state of the African Union peacekeeping force:
"They are seen as Keystone cops, nothing more than a token force designed to show Africa is taking the crisis seriously when everyone knows it is not. It is disgraceful to think people's lives depend on such a force," an aid worker recently told The Times.Senior officers say they have orders to report violations, not to intervene. "If there is fighting going on, we could get harmed . . . That is against the mandate," Major Namara Gabriel, a Ugandan, declared.
Last year, Thabo Mbeki spoke to the National Assembly of Sudan:
…our shared colonial past left both of us with a common and terrible legacy of countries deeply divided on the basis of race, colour, culture and religion.
As of yesterday, Sudan has a Comprehensive Peace Agreement. The protracted and destructive war in the South has come to an end, never to return. It is also our firm view that that Peace Agreement and the new Sudan that will be born as a result of its implementation, provide a firm basis for the solution of other conflicts in Sudan, including the conflict in Darfur.Today, I visited El Fasher in the Darfur region and have witnessed the challenges facing the government and people of Sudan in the area. I am confident that working together with the AU the leadership of this country will fully resolve the situation.
While George Galloway offers his analysis:
it is right that the remit of the African Union peacekeepers has been extended to the end of the year.It provides a space to negotiate a peace, just as a peace was negotiated over the conflict in the south of Sudan.
But there are pro-imperialist forces that are seeking to prevent such a peace. They are the same forces that undermined the African Union mission. They want peace and the African peacekeepers to fail because they want a Western force in Sudan.
There are two reasons for this. First, it is about rehabilitating the discredited doctrine of humanitarian imperialism. Afghanistan was meant to be the great showcase for that. Look at it now. With every disaster in Afghanistan, Blair in particular is more and more desperate to find another benighted people he can liberate with daisy cutters and cluster bombs.
The second reason is that Sudan has oil reserves which might turn out to be among the largest in the world. It is a vast country.
We are being reminded by various cruise-missile liberals that its borders were created by colonial administrators. The subtext is clear – it is not a legitimate state, it's a state we can feel free to bomb, as Bill Clinton did in 1998, wiping out half the country's pharmaceutical capacity.
In the name of suffering black people, Bush and the neocons have their eyes on Sudan's black gold.
Peter Tatchell in Tribune (not online) has a better analysis:
To date, between 200,000 and 400,000 people in Darfur have been killed and two million others displaced. Three million Darfurians now live a knife-edge existence, with many dependent on international aid for their survival.The genocide in Darfur is not separate from the many other conflicts and brutalities in Sudan. It is one aspect of Khartoum's generalised oppression of all Sudanese people.
Sudan is ruled by a harsh Islamist dictatorship. Human rights abuses are widespread. This is the elephant in the room that most people ignore when they discuss Darfur.
The mass murder of black Africans in Darfur is directly related to the fact that the government of Sudan is an Arab-dominated Islamist dictatorship.
The Darfur killing fields are a litmus test of the UN's willingness to enforce international law and challenge murderous regimes. So far, the UN has failed the test. It has allowed the killing to continue. The signal to tyrants everywhere is that they can get away with mass murder. On this form, there will be many more Darfurs in the future.
Calling for UN action to save lives in Darfur isn't neo-imperialism, as some on the left allege. It is international solidarity to secure justice – the liberation of the oppressed – in the same tradition as the global movements against apartheid South Africa. Doing nothing, which is what sections of left would prefer, is collision with the oppressors in Khartoum. How can it be right for the supposedly 'anti-imperialist left' to leave black Africans to die in their hundreds of thousands?
We know the fascist left is drawn inexorably to support every murderous tyranny in the world, but the left is not the only problem.
While African leaders like Mbeki have just one analytical tool – the lens of post-colonial solidarity – the suffering in Darfur, Zimbabwe and other parts of the continent of Africa will continue.
This is not just a failure of the U.N., it is a failure of African leadership.
Acknowledgement to Harry's Place.
News Roundup
Headlines this morning from The Times.
Scientists say that a complete ban on cod fishing is the only way to save the species in the North Sea, after the complete failure of the European Union's fishing policy.
Meanwhile, the E.U. is moving to ban standby settings on televisions and DVD players.
UPDATE: Instead of just making fun of the E.U., Tim Worstall has something useful to say on the subject of fishing.
Papal Daze
In the Pope's recent, controversial speech, he said, inter alia:
A reason which is deaf to the divine and which relegates religion into the realm of subcultures is incapable of entering into the dialogue of cultures.
I think that's flying in the face of experience.
We have a global, rationalist, humanist culture that includes science that is not riven by violent misunderstanding. People might disagree about why the dinosaurs died out, or whether string theory is science – and these can be serious disputes about the work of lifetimes – but nobody beheads, and nobody has ever burned, anyone because they disagreed about such issues.
The dialogue of rational, sceptical people transcends all boundaries and unites us all. Through that unification, we explore each other's cultures with interest and enthusiasm.
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This is an interesting point. Has American pressure got anything to do with the Labour Party's recent change of direction on Islamism?
Here's one reason to think this might be an issue, from the C.I.A.'s website – a U.S. national Intelligence Council document. Quote:
A New Caliphate provides an example of how a global movement fueled by radical religious identity politics could constitute a challenge to Western norms and values as the foundation of the global system.
Hat tip – Sir Percy.
Where tyrants kill, there's a Galloway
One prominent supporter of the Rally for Free Expression was the humanist Leo Igwe, from Nigeria. I said at the time that he should stand as a reminder that there are people in the world who are fighting for freedom under far more trying circumstances than our own, in Europe.
A reminder of this comes today, in the news that a Nigerian Christian teacher who had the temerity to discipline a Muslim student first had to flee for his life, and is now under arrest, charged with blasphemy.
Leo and Joshua Lai (the teacher) deserve our admiration and our support. Geography and nationality do not outweigh our bonds of common humanity.
Free Speech isn't limited to people you agree with
There is a very worrying trend in the U.S.A. where two speakers (Carmen Callil and Tony Judt) have recently had appearances cancelled following pressure from Jewish lobby groups. For convenience, both cases can be read about at this single link.
Arguing for freedom of speech for those with whom you agree is meaningless. Of course none of us want our own opinions supressed. It only carries any weight at all when extended to include those with whom you disagree. That's why the supporters of the March Rally for Free Expression were the genuine article. Speakers disgreed strongly with each other on almost everything except the importance of being able to disagree in a peaceful environment, where nobody gets sent to prison, threatened or killed for their opinions or utterances ESPECIALLY when they are offensive. It's not an issue when people's views are not offensive to someone.
That's also why the equivocal waffling of organisations like Amnesty International over the Danish Cartoons affair was so degraded. Yes, we must have free speech, they said, but we must use it "responsibly", which is to say not at all if someone known to be violent might take exception.
Sorry. Free speech is an absolute. And that applies to Carmen Callil, Tony Judt, George Galloway, the American Minutemen, my old friend Ismaeel and David Irving. It applies to Mother Theresa, the Pope and the Mufti of Jerusalem.
It applies to everyone.
In a climate wherein anti-semitic comment has swept through the halls of academia, and anti-Israeli sentiment is the rule at the BBC, Reuters, AFP, The Guardian, The Independent, The New York Times and other media organisations, the Anti Defamation League should know well what the problem with the suppression of opinions and news is, and they should be ashamed of their recent conduct.
Why Now?
Dennis MacShane, writing in today's Telegraph:
At long last, the debate on Islamism as politics, not Islam as religion, is out in the open. Two weeks ago, Jack Straw might have felt he was taking a risk when publishing his now notorious article on the Muslim veil. However, he was pushing at an open door. From across the political spectrum there is now common consent that the old multicultural emperor, before whom generation of politicians have made obeisance, is now a pitiful, naked sight.
This is not confined to the labour Party, but it is most obvious there, with Ruth Kelly leading the charge. The idea that Jack Straw would have published his thoughts on the veil without reference to his party and then held his breath is not credible.
In their recent letter to Ruth Kelly, the Muslim Council of Britain said:
In recent months there has been a veritable regular drip-feed of ministerial statements stigmatising an entire community. We have seen ministers' tours and even legislation being proposed on the premise that 'mosques are a problem'. We have been told to accept that greater numbers of Muslims will be stopped and searched and also to 'inform' on our children. This relentless barrage has been disheartening and you will understand our worry about where all this is leading. Some Muslims have even sought the MCB's advice on whether they should change their names in order to avoid anti-Muslim remarks. This is what happens when a community is singled out by those at the helm of affairs.
The MCB is right about this.
The consequences of giving preferential treatment to extremists like the MCB for a decade, of deferring to the real or imagined sensitivities of a small section of the population, and thereby causing genuine resentment, dislike and even hatred of all Muslims generally within society, then reversing the position and releasing a constant stream of remarks, initiatives and policy changes that feed this cultivated dislike could be horrendous.
Why are Labour doing this? It must be a deliberate policy. I can see no other explanation than that their private polling has revealed a serious threat to their position with the bedrock of their support, the white working class. Having caused the problem, by favouring Muslim extremists to the great personal cost especially of moderate Muslims in the country who have had to endure a surge of religious conservatism, veilings, forced marriage, curtailed female education, lost voting rights for the weakest (especially women) and "honour" violence, they are now reversing the position, also to the potential great cost of moderate Mulsims in this country.
The problems we now face that are associated with supremacist, absolutist, "fundamentalist", fascistic Islamism are entirely the fault of the governing and media elites in western countries, and in this country mainly of the liberal and Labour left. All religions have conservatives and extremists; the great thing is to avoid giving them undue, or even any, influence in society. From the government's contacts with the MCB to the BBC's "Prophet Mohammed" bullshit, this problem has been caused not by the Muslims who are trying to get on with their lives, but by those whose unconscious, automatic racism finds it appropriate to treat all minorities as "communities" with strange and unique properties, lacking the common humanity that should bind us into one great community.
Let's remember, though, that Michael Howard set the ball rolling for recognition of the MCB – who are now so conspicuously worried that the gravy train is about to resume its journey without them.
This is a mark of the collective failure of the entire British establishment. Members of the awkward squad might soon find themselves moving from attacking radical Islam to defending ordinary Muslims. This sort of reversal happens: Libertarians have found themselves moving from having to defend homosexuals against discrimination to having to defend the right of homophobic bigots to free speech.
The best stance to take is very simple indeed. It's better to have free speech and have to listen to idiocy from time to time than to have censorship. Religion should be an entirely private matter but the right of people to follow their religion, or lack of it, privately must be defended. Free markets suck and on humanitarian grounds need safety nets but they have the merit of being the only economic system that works. In a democratic system, the only thing a community leader can do is weaken the democratic basis of society. You can't participate in society if you don't speak the language. There is no humane alternative to integration but integration is not homogeneity.And so on.
Above all, we share a common humanity that binds us and transcends any and every difference of race, sex, religion, sexuality or opinion.
We need to focus the spotlight where it belongs, on the people who have caused these problems, on the political and media elites and the civil service. We need to shine it on those who supported the "at-least-he's-our-son-of-a-bitch" tyrants abroad, raised up community leaders at home, turned a blind eye to terrorists planning outrages so long as the outrages were to be committed elsewhere, who distorted media coverage to suit their political prejudices.
We should not let the focus turn to ordinary Muslims. Not even to extremist Muslims, who would never have gained the prominence they have without the sins of the establishment.
And that establishment includes Dennis MacShane.
Sharp Axes
From the MCB letter quoted in an earlier post:
We know that there are a clique of Islamophobic journalists (including Nick Cohen, Michael Gove, Melanie Phillips, Martin Bright and John Ware), each with a sharp axe to grind, who have desperately and repeatedly tried to malign the MCB and other important Muslim institutions.
That's a lovely thought: Nick Cohen (Euston Manifesto Decent Left) and Melanie Phillips (Daily Mail Strident Right), Martin Bright (New Statesman Unreconstructed Socialist) and Michael Gove (Libertarian Tendency Tory MP) forging "closer and more lasting friendships" and "sharing a sense of belonging". Perhaps that's why their axes are so sharp.


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