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Are You Ready to Die for Charlie Hebdo?

Patrick J. Buchanan January 19, 2015 World War Three: The Cartoon Conflict “I may disagree with what you have to say, but I shall defend to the death your right to say it.” That maxim of Voltaire was among those most invoked by the marching…

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True France: Voltaire and Brigitte Bardot

Tobias Langdon Occidental Observer January 17, 2015 If you had to pick one man and one woman to represent the spirit of France, a good choice would be Voltaire (1694-1778) and the film-star Brigitte Bardot (born 1934). They stand for brains and beauty, wit and…

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Dieudonné Arrested for Facebook Joke About Dead Jews

He committed the ultimate sin: making fun of Jews. French-Negro comedian Dieudonné has been arrested after making a joke on Facebook about sympathizing with the Black guy who attacked a kosher market in Paris, The Guardian reports. He is being charged with “being and apologist…

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Buchanan: Charlie is a Triumph of Terrorism

Patrick J. Buchanan January 14, 2015 Western media are declaring the million-man march in Paris, where world leaders paraded down Boulevard Voltaire in solidarity with France, a victory over terrorism. Isn’t it pretty to think so. Unfortunately, the massacre at Charlie Hebdo, it s military-style…

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Garron Helm vs. Charlie Hebdo

Francis Carr Begbie Occidental Observer January 11, 2015 Here is a sobering thought. How many of those left-wing defenders of free speech who stood to remember the victims of Charlie Hebdo also condemned the PEGIDA (Patriotic Europeans against Islamization of the West) anti-Islamification rallies in…

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