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by Geert Wilders
• November 17, 2016 at 10:30 am
I just heard the penal sentence demanded by the Public Prosecutor: a
penalty of 5,000 euros.
Speaking about one of the biggest problems of our country – the
problem with Moroccans – is now punishable, according to the elite. And,
hence, we are slowly but surely losing our freedom of speech. Even asking
a question is no longer allowed. Even though millions of people agree.
And Moroccans have suddenly become a race. So if you say something about
Moroccans, you are now a racist. Nobody understands that. It is utter
madness. Only meant to shut you and me up.
While in other countries the people send the elite home, here they
want to silence an opposition leader. The Netherlands is running the risk
of becoming a dictatorship. It looks like Turkey. The differences between
the Netherlands and Turkey are getting smaller. The opposition is
silenced.
by Alan M. Dershowitz
• November 17, 2016 at 10:00 am
President Elect Trump's appointment of Steve Bannon as his chief
strategist has been criticized on the ground that Bannon is an
anti-Semite. There are many reasons for opposing the appointment of
Bannon, but anti-Semitism is not one of them. I do not support the Bannon
appointment. But neither do I support accusing Bannon of being an
anti-Semite, based on the evidence I have seen.
With regard to anti-Semitism, there are three distinct but
overlapping issues: (1) Is Bannon personally an anti-Semite? (2) Does his
publication, Breitbart, promote anti-Semitic views? (3) Do Breitbart and
Bannon have followers who are anti-Semitic?
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