What they will not allow you to see online
Jona Lendering writes about censorship in the Netherlands. The Dutch Royal Library is currently making available online all newspapers from the Second World War, which includes Nazi propaganda. Now the...
View ArticleMore problems for UK Christians
During the 13 years of the Blair government, a considerable number of laws were passed whose effect was to interfere with Christians, their organisations, and their right to express their beliefs...
View ArticleFreedom of speech ten miles away from me
This post is written under UK government restrictions on discussing homosexuality. Premier Christian Radio reports today: Preacher’s trial over homosexuality comments adjourned. While standing as an...
View ArticleBigotry in Colchester?
Persecution does not necessarily hit the headlines. Most of it goes on “under the radar”. The large-scale violence of the Great Persecution under Diocletian was abnormal. Tertullian lived in a world...
View ArticleUK internet to be controlled by police
A curious story here at political blogger Guido Fawkes. He says that Nominet, the controller of the .uk domain, has decided to take down any site, if the police make a request for it to be taken down....
View ArticleWhy the Wikileaks attack on the US is bad news for free speech
Wikileaks was once a reputable website which published things that the powerful and corrupt — especially third-world states and nastier corporations — would rather we did not see. At that time I...
View ArticleIs Christianity actually legal in modern Britain, for practical purposes?
Something really horrible is happening in the United Kingdom. The mass media are nearly silent. No politician dares do more than mumble a few hesitant queries. When I look at my TV, at my...
View ArticleMore gay interference with free speech in Britain
I hardly thought, when I wrote one of my rare political posts a couple of hours ago, on the attacks on Christians by gay groups, that I would feel obliged to write another this evening. But so I must....
View ArticleCracking down on crime online — or on freedom?
I apologise for all the free speech items today! It’s not what I want to blog about. However today seems to be a write-off, as far as other subjects are concerned. So let me finish the series of...
View ArticleMore thought police in Britain
Another day, another sinister story. It seems that mainstream conservative British magazine “The Spectator” is being ‘investigated’ — harassed, rather — by the police for a blog post. The threat to...
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