EU, the ultimate statist thieves

Wednesday 1 June 2011

Freedom of Speech



With thanks to Goodnight Vienna :)
Posted by Sue at 18:57
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7 comments:

  1. James Higham1 June 2011 at 21:38

    Getting a lot of coverage in the sphere this evening.

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  2. Smoking Hot2 June 2011 at 00:33

    l put that speech amongst the best l've ever heard. Alas, l fear he was speaking to those that are deaf.

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  3. Paul2 June 2011 at 03:35

    You might also be interested in a speech by a Norwegian MP from the Progress Party (national conservative, anti-EU, libertarian types) on Islam who claims that ethnic self-annihilation is occurring in Norway:

    See here.

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  4. Sue2 June 2011 at 07:39

    James, it's a good speech that invigorates feelings of patriotism and I am a patriot. I love my country and it's people and I am just as upset as Wilders with what is happening. I heartily concur with his views.

    Smoking Hot. All judges are now left wing and seem to hate anyone that doesn't share their worldview. It's sad that we can't trust them any more.

    Thank Paul, Going to have a read now :)

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  5. Paul2 June 2011 at 17:35

    The Norwegians aren't stupid. The Progress Party is the second-largest party in Norway, and is officially neutral on the EU membership question. Having said that, having considered the way the bog-trotters were treated I can't see them going for it.

    The Norwegians seem a strange bunch of people, with their weird alcohol laws and such but above all that they seem like good people. They need to be free.

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  6. Anonymous24 June 2011 at 10:40

    Was delighted to read in Cranmer (23 June) that Wilders has been declared innocent.

    A victory for freedom of speech!

    Churchmouse

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  7. Clash of Civilisations31 July 2011 at 11:15

    Freedom of speech is essential in a free society, and this is a pleasing result. Nevertheless, I believe Wilders is barking up the wrong tree, more of a troublemaker than a man of the people.

    He is as much a (funded?) extremist as the extreme Muslims he opposes, and dividing the unity of the downtrodden majority is their game.

    Both sides are pawns in the globalist's game, perhaps unwitting, but more likely not.

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