NORWAY - A Triumph in Bigotry

Too hot to handle? See what happens when our Freddy, a London lawyer, becomes Public enemy No. 1 in Norway.

Solicitor Frederick Delaware risks his career to expose establishment duplicity in Norway where rampant xenophobia and bigotry subvert the rule of law. Norway – A Triumph in Bigotry explodes the myth that Norway is a bastion of fair play and even handedness.

Rather that it is an isolated, excluded country, which, when the need arises, uses sex and psychiatry on an industrial scale to pervert the course of justice.

The advent of Anders Behring Breivik provided ample vindication for Delaware’s stance. Breivik’s timing was impeccable as it coincided with the saga’s finale at the Royal Courts of Justice in London: enter one Mrs Justice Sharp.

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A-ha! Norwegian Study Centre, York

Dr Terry Hathaway (pictured) is a lecturer at the Norwegian Study Centre which is part of the University of York.

The Centre was created, we are told, by the Norwegian government. Dr Hathaway is extremely keen to point out on Twitter that Frederick Delaware's book is not worth looking at, when he says:

'Flicking through this book, it is definitely a case of "Everyone has a book in them but in most cases that's where it should stay" '.

If so then why not just keep quiet?

The book, in fact, is very critical of Dr Hathaway's paymasters: the Norwegian government - and also exposes the very partisan legal system in Norway and is written by a London solicitor.

Presumably Dr Hathaway condones emails directed at the solicitor such as: 'Go fuck Allah the camel' and 'When you eat pigs do you lick the pig's arsehole clean before digging in?'

Well Dr Hathaway if you want to review a book read the whole thing and don't just 'flick' through it. What an ********! We guess the Norwegian government put you up to your stunt, eh?'

SORTE & SHARP:

WE'RE NOT GONNA TAKE IT ANYMORE

Message for Anders Behring Breivik: If you have an ebook device then read these books (Red Covers). You will discover that you had more friends in establishment Norway than you ever imagined.