Reader’s links for November 23 – 2016

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99 Replies to “Reader’s links for November 23 – 2016”

  1. http://archive.is/QgQWt

    Cops busted a Queens man for trying to push a straphanger onto the subway tracks in Harlem and yelling, “I hate white people!”
    Police cuffed Gary Weeks, 51, of Wavecrest for the bizarre attack Monday at 2 p.m. at the 4-5-6 subway station at 125th St. and Lexington Ave., officials said.

    • There will be more attacks like this and worse, Obama and the libs have started a race war that will be hard to stop.

    • Clay Higgins is running for office in Louisiana’s 3rd district. He’s advanced to the run off election, to be held December 10, 2016. Check this out and let us know if you’d like to see him in Washingto

  2. Final Statement of Geert Wilders at his Trial

    by Geert Wilders
    November 23, 2016 at 1:00 pm

    https://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/9404/wilders-trial-closing-statement

    Mr. President, Members of the Court,

    When I decided to address you here today, by making a final statement in this trial against freedom of speech, many people reacted by telling me it is useless. That you, the court, have already written the sentencing verdict a while ago. That everything indicates that you have already convicted me. And perhaps that is true. Nevertheless, here I am. Because I never give up. And I have a message for you and the Netherlands.

    For centuries, the Netherlands are a symbol of freedom.

    When one says Netherlands, one says freedom. And that is also true, perhaps especially, for those who have a different opinion than the establishment, the opposition. And our most important freedom is freedom of speech.

    We, Dutch, say whatever is close to our hearts. And that is precisely what makes our country great. Freedom of speech is our pride.

    And that, precisely that, is at stake here, today.

    I refuse to believe that we are simply giving this freedom up. Because we are Dutch. That is why we never mince our words. And I, too, will never do that. And I am proud of that. No-one will be able to silence me.