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The Times of Israel: “Romanian state TV airs Christmas carol about burning Jews“.

Sung by the Dor Transilvan ensemble, it featured the lyrics: “The kikes, damn kikes, Holy God would not leave the kike alive, neither in heaven nor on earth, only in the chimney as smoke, this is what the kike is good for, to make kike smoke through the chimney on the street.”

Oooh, look at those costumes!

In a statement, TVR3…(said) it did not select the carol but only broadcast songs that were chosen and compiled by the Center for Preservation and Promotion of Traditional Culture..

h/t Judith

Reader Tips

Tonight we watch Anti-Capitalist Aerobics, “a new performance by Ellie Harrison commissioned by Invisible Dust for the ‘Ways of Seeing Climate Change’ conference in Manchester on 30 October 2013 as part of the ‘Invisible Heat’ programme supported by the Wellcome Trust.”
The comments are open, as always, for your Reader Tips.

More Pavilions At Folkfest

This could never happen here: Sexist dress codes and other behaviours are being spread and pushed in British universities by retrograde Islamic societies and individuals, most of them men – though there are always willing maidens who say “yes, yes, yes” to such diktats. UUK upholds this apartheid and offers up nauseating justifications. It’s done in the name of free speech. Yes, really.

We Don’t Need No Stinking Giant Fans

Always late to the party:

If Radwanski or any other Globe writer had bothered to attend any other the hundreds of public meetings across [Ontario] discussing and rejecting industrial wind turbines, he would have heard vitriol unprecedented in this province. Stories of fraud, bribery and near-extortion were heard at meeting after meeting. The $1.1 billion wasted on moving gas plants to where they aren’t needed is only the tip of the iceberg.

Above The Law

Why halfway houses need to be relocated to gated communities;

Judges in several provinces are rebelling against the Conservative government’s attempt to make all convicted criminals pay a surcharge to fund victim services.
The mandatory charge is a new flashpoint between the judiciary and the federal government. Two years ago, an Ontario Court judge opposed to The Truth in Sentencing Act – which ended two-for-one credit for pretrial detention – called on other judges to give shorter sentences to make up for harsh jailhouse conditions.

h/t nv53

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