Liberdade de Expressão vigiada

«B’nai B’rith International, the superpowerful Jewish religious, educational, fraternal, and charitable organization, has persuaded 55 nations (in which it has 2100 lodges and a half million Jewish members) to unite under the authority of a central European hate crimes command center. It is called OSCE, the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe.
During the last three years B’nai B’rith has organized six huge “anti-hate” conferences in Europe (...)
The prevailing message at these conferences, most recently held in Cordoba, Spain, is that anti-Semitism and other hate crimes are now at very dangerous levels worldwide. Unless the nations act immediately, enacting hate crimes laws, civilization is imperiled. (...)

B’nai B’rith has created the International Network against Cyberhate (INACH) to research and implement legal, political, and technological means to end the free speech of such “haters.” Such “haters,” of course, include the many free speech talk radio hosts who might criticize homosexuality or Israel or make use of the Internet to reach an international audience. »

Uma pergunta muito simples: que escrutínio tiveram estas "filantrópicas iniciativas" para serem impostas, sob ameaça de canga penal, às sociedades? Uma tal urgência de minorias hiperactivas, de vanguardas conspiratórias, foi sufragada por quem?