Meet China’s Olympic Games adviser Neil Fergus – one of the new generation of Auschwitz sign painters
Right, I’ve really, really had it.
Now even Australia is breeding its own version of little Joseph Goebbels wannabes.
Meet Neil Fergus, a good little free-lance Nazi, working for a company that ‘advises Beijing’.
Well, you know, someone has to come up with slogans like the one in Auswitch, ‘Arbeit macht frei’.
A massive security operation is under way to protect the Olympic torch from anti-China protesters when it arrives in London next month as part of its round-the-world journey to Beijing. Security experts fear that the capital will be the first flashpoint for Free Tibet demonstrations along the torch’s 130-day global tour organised by China to promote the Games in August.
Human rights activists highlighting the issues of Tibet, Burma and Darfur are planning a series of demonstrations along the route. Some parts will be fenced off but others will be open to the public, with celebrations planned. If the relay is seriously disrupted in London or if protests turn violent, it could mean the global tour being curtailed.
Neil Fergus, chief executive of Intelligent Risks, an Australian company that is advising Beijing, said: “It is reprehensible that anyone should use the torch for political ends. It worries me that in three to four years the relay will be discontinued because of this nonsense.”
Reprehensible nonsense indeed, Herr Fergus.
How dare people object to the rape of a country and the murder of its citizens? How dare they protest against this and against the collaborating bastards who make all these bloody crimes even easier for the genocidal dictators in Bejing?
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March 21st, 2008 at 19:58
There’s a new generation of Auschwitz sign painters…
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