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by Geert Wilders
• November 26, 2015 at 5:00 am
- During the first
meeting, the investigative judge told to me, "You should have a
fair chance; the law will be interpreted broadly." But the
opposite has happened. All my 39 requests, all the requests from the
defendant have been rejected. ... if all reasonable requests are
rejected, then I cannot defend myself, and I apparently have to be
sentenced at all costs.
- I am taken to
court for what I have said. But I have said nothing wrong. Fewer
Moroccans, fewer Syrians, fewer Mexicans, fewer Russians, I do not see
why stating that is punishable. However, when Turkish members of the
Dutch parliament call me a tumor that must be fought and when they
compare me to Hitler, then there is no consternation, no massive
complaints on pre-printed forms, no prime minister who speaks shame of
it and no Public Prosecutor to come into action.
- What kind of
country are we living in?!
Geert Wilders during his March 2014 speech, where he
asked "Do you want more or fewer Moroccans?" (Image source:
nos.nl video screenshot)
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Mr. President, members of the Chamber,
I have the right to a fair trial. That is why I am here.
Not to ask you a favor. But to ask you what I am entitled to.
A fair trial. And the right to defend myself in the best possible way.
If you do not give me that chance then this trial will be a farce.
During the first meeting, the investigative judge told to me,
"You should have a fair chance; the law will be interpreted
broadly." But the opposite has happened. All my 39 requests, all the
requests from the defendant have been rejected.
Apparently, I am not allowed an adequate defense.
by Ingrid Carlqvist
• November 26, 2015 at 4:45 am
- What finally
seems to be dawning on the Swedes is that while the government puts
the right to asylum before the safety of its own people, the country
could be filling up terrorists.
- "No,
'Sweden' has not been naïve. You, your party and your coalition
partners have been naïve and you still are." — Mattias Karlsson,
Parliamentary group leader of the Sweden Democrats.
- The announcement
that a person such as Dirawi, who professes to be of the Islamic
faith, and who according to Islamic scholars must believe the
celebration of the birth of Christ is a heathen tradition, will be
Christmas Host, sparked feelings of anger and betrayal.
Swedish Public Television's appointment as Christmas
Host of Gina Dirawi, who professes to be of the Islamic faith, and who
according to Islamic scholars must believe the celebration of the birth of
Christ is a heathen tradition, sparked feelings of anger and betrayal in
Swedes. (Image source: Expressen video screenshot)
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From the night of the Paris attacks until Tuesday, when Sweden's
government announced it was reversing its open-borders policy, Sweden was
in a state of turmoil. No matter what the government said, it accomplished
nothing -- other than making the Swedes increasingly livid.
When Prime Minister Stefan Löfven accused his people of being naïve
about radical Islamism, anger exploded on social media. You could read
comments such as: "No. Some of you have been naïve. The rest of us
have been labeled fascists and other ugly things."
November 26, 2015 at 4:00 am
We have so much to be thankful for; please let us see that it is not
thrown away. Very Happiest Thanksgiving to our Gatestone Family. — All
of us at Gatestone
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