European elites are not letting up on their efforts to muzzle free speech and clamp down on representative government. One example comes from Spain where that country’s far-left government has launched an investigation against José Antonio Fúster, a spokesman for the patriotic Vox Party, for criminal “hate speech.”
His alleged crime was reading a list of criminal suspects who were arrested in the province of Catalonia. All had names suggesting foreign origins. Data published by the Spanish government reveal that immigrants there commit a disproportionate number of crimes. Of the 8,505 inmates in Catalan prisons, 50.48 percent are foreigners.
Said Fúster, “We’re constantly told that immigration and crime have no link. But they’re not fooling anyone. The criminals that Spaniards endure in their neighborhoods have names — and we all know them.” Another Vox leader, Santiago Abascal, commented that “What they call ‘hate speech’ is often just speech they hate. We’re simply describing reality, and it’s backed by the government’s own data.”
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