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In Defence of Free Speech by Lars Hedegaard
(Lars Hedegaard’s Address to a Meeting of Die Freiheit in Kiel, June 11, 2011) Ladies and gentlemen, Thank you for the opportunity to address this important gathering. To be absolutely frank, I have to admit that I was in grave doubt as
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Final remarks of Geert Wilders at his trial in Amsterdam, June 1, 2011
Mister President, members of the Court, I am here because of what I have said. I am here for having spoken. I
Why is National Arts Centre hosting “Cultural Day” by Iranian Embassy Front? Hmmm?
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“A Warning to America” – Highlights from the Geert Wilders event in Nashville
The Tennessee Freedom Coalition co-sponsored the highly successful events with Geert Wilders in Nashville, Tennessee.
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IFPS-Canada/USA Signature Series events initiated in May 2011
IFPS-Canada and IFPS-USA jointly initiated its much-awaited Signature Series event in London Ontario on
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Geert Wilders’ problem with Islam – Jonathan Kay
Jonathan Kay May 8, 2011 – 7:48 PM ET | Last Updated: May
The Struggle Goes On by Lars Hedegaard
Statement by Lars Hedegaard on his conviction for “hate speech” Copenhagen, May 5, 2011 It is with great sadness I have to report that Denmark’s reputation as a haven of free speech
SHAME ON DENMARK! Lars Hedegaard found guilty of hate speech
President of the Free Press Society, Lars Hedegaard, declared guilty of racist statements. Lars Hedegaard was today found guilty of hate speech under Article 266b of the Danish penal code. The background is a good 35 minutes long interview to the site
Final remarks by Geert Wilders at his trial in Amsterdam, May 2nd, 2011
Mister President, members of the Court. I recently tried to have Your Honors removed from the case for your refusal to register a statement of perjury against Mr. Hendriks. My challenge of the court did
