Criticism of Soros is prohibited: Roger Scruton fired

As reported The Eyes of War, the well-known philosopher and writer Roger Scruton, 75 years, professor at the University of Buckingham, was dismissed with immediate effect from the presidency of the “Building better” commission, building beautiful”, dependent on the Ministry of Public Works.
The academic ended up in the storm due to an interview given to NewStatesman. Roger Scruton explained that "anyone who doesn't think there is a Soros empire in Hungary has not looked at the facts" and that it is "absurdity" to accuse the Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán of anti-Semitism. The same goes for the accusations of Islamophobia leveled at Orbàn. “Hungarians were extremely alarmed by the sudden invasion of huge tribes of Muslims from the Middle East”. Islamophobia is, he underlined, “a propaganda word invented by the Muslim Brotherhood to stop discussion on an important issue”.

Roger Scruton fired after interview

The academic also criticized the rise of China: “They are creating robots from their own people, every Chinese is a kind of replica of the next and this is a very scary thing". And about globalization and the free market: “It is scandalous that Amazon does not pay any taxes in this country, or almost nothing, but you operate from Luxembourg, which is a small tin country, which seems to have more and more power over us. Much more could have been done to regulate international affairs.".
Following the interview, the English government dismissed him from the presidency of the “Building better” commission with immediate effect, building beautiful”, dependent on the Ministry of Public Works. Role he held free of charge. “Professor Scruton – underlined a ministry spokesperson – has been dismissed with immediate effect for his unacceptable comments”.
The dictatorship of politically correct it's reality.
SOURCE – https://oltrelalinea.news/2019/04/13/vietato-criticare-soros-roger-scruton-licenziato/

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