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The Austrian Ministry of Justice (photo: Justice Minister Claudia Bandion-Ortner), under the guise of terrorism prevention, is preparing a legal amendment that will bring the freedom of speech far closer to what it’s like in China. “Whoever publicly … incites … against a (note: long list of specific) group is punishable by up to two [...]
Multicultural enrichment has of late finally reached the last outposts of freedom. The ski resorts. At the Après-Ski pub in the Austrian town of Mayerhofen, 12 Turks amongst others let loose with brass knuckles, knives, and a broken bottle on seven Dutchmen.
It turns out that those charged with the religious education of Muslim children in Austria have a disquietingly high incidence of radical thinking. The blowback from a recent teacher survey continues to ripple through Austria’s public discussion. A prominent figure in the current controversy is Anas Schakfeh, the head of Austria’s Islamic Faith Community. ESW [...]
The Austrian Broadcasting Corporation (ORF), currently under fire for its worrying financial situation, has upped the ante by providing its viewers another one-sided perspective of problems with (Muslim) integration.
(By ESW)
A collective gasp was heard throughout the country when Wilhelm Molterer, vice chancellor and leader of the Austrian People’s Party, called new elections this past Monday. They will be held on September 28, 2008.
The following is a report on the current political situation in Austrian, as observed by ESW.
Compiled from Politically Incorrect (http://www.pi-news.net/)
At Pentecost a counter-jihad work-meeting took place in Vienna under the motto: “Defending the Civil Liberties in Europe”. Besides the personal exchanges and the planning of further action, Serge Trifkovic held a very interesting lecture: “Can the West be saved?” We will publish his speech in original English (a German translation can be found here).
There are currently three hotspots regarding mosques (including the works such as minarets): One is located in the provincial capital of Linz, about 120 miles west of Vienna. Another mosque is planned in Bad Vöslau, a small town south of Vienna. The hottest spot, however, is located in Vienna, in the district of Brigittenau, a [...]






















