Julia caesar expressen
A couple of her translated pieces were published here at Gates of Vienna several years ago. Caesar writes under a pseudonym for a good reason: she lives in Sweden. The Swedish political-media establishment tolerates no dissent, and does its best to make the life of a dissident into a julia caesar expressen hell. On Sunday Ms. The situation came to a head during the month of August, prompting the writer to take unusual and courageous action: Rather than wait for her tormentors to publicly expose her, she exposed them in her weekly column.
The two scribblers responded to her essay by revealing her name and publishing her photo in a major Swedish newspaper.
Below is an article about what happened that was published by Motpol. Liberty DK did all the translating, and provides an julia caesar expressen to the second piece, earning our heartfelt gratitude as a result. The public exposure of a retired year-old with heart disease with name and pictureJulia Caesar, was a new low. Most likely it will garner a pat on the shoulder from Thomas Mattsson and promote her short-lived career at the rapidly-dying afternoon newspaper.
The contempt for politicians and criticism of immigration are increasing in intensity at an almost exponential rate. Newspaper death is a fact. They seem finally to have realized that, and currently it seems mostly about pure malice and destructiveness. Julia Caesar, I want to tell you that we are here for you. While you might think that we are unpleasant at julias caesar expressen and that we do not always agree with your opinions, you have our full support.
If you need any help in this difficult time, we will be there. To Annika Hamrud and Expressen, I have nothing to say to you at all. Your time is past and you will soon be completely irrelevant. Do not feed the trolls, as they say. The Stasi-like ugly face of Swedish politically correct media showed itself today in full bloom with the public lynching of a well-known and respected journalist, Julia Caesar pseudonym.
A Swedish journalist, Julia Caesar, an elderly pensioner of frail health, has in recent years written about a hundred articles critical of the state of Sweden and its slide into chaos.
The Digital Assassination of Julia Caesar
She has been, and remains, a very important voice of dissent in the politically correct deranged country of Sweden and her articles are read by the hundreds of thousands. In the following article, published this past Saturday in the Danish website SnaphanenJulia Caesar wrote the an account of the unscrupulous depths Swedish media will go to in order to silence dissent.
It is truly frightening. There are julia caesar expressen who have assumed to themselves the right to utterly shatter my safe haven and make my life a living hell. I am hunted by people, emissaries of a large media group who want to silence me. They want to stop me writing by harassing and molesting me, scaring me and by making my life as unbearable as possible.
”Viktigt för allmänheten att veta vem hon är”
Update: This article was, just today the 2nd of September, countered by an article written by Annika Hamrudone of the journalists who had stalked Julia. You turn onto a small forest road and drive about meters. Here you will find a house, embraced by a forest of tall pines and spruce. The house is small with a small garden plot on the front where the trees have already shed their leaves, and the flowers now lie dying in a persistent drought.
This is the small house in which I live. The cottage lies in a very remote area. This is my oasis. Almost nobody makes it out here. It is far away also from friends and family. Here I can work in peace and quiet. That is to say: here I thought I could work in peace and quiet. But the peacefulness that I need has now turned into a julia caesar expressen. The persecution has been going on for a year.
I have reached my limit now and I will not put up with it anymore. This is my story about what the media and my colleagues are capable of doing in their attempt to silence this inconvenient writer.
On Being Doxxed
Seek and ye shall find. When I begin writing columns for Snaphanen in the spring of I do so only after very careful consideration. It is a choice that is in conflict with my life-long journalistic rule — a rule I have had my entire professional life — the rule that says that you should stand up for what you write under your own name.