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Politically Incorrect Berlin 25 October 2012
By Volkstribun
Translated by Henrik/EuropeNews

Free Tommy Robinson - Mahnwache am 24. Oktober in Berlin
(english speech at 0:34)

Vigil for Tommy Robinson in Berlin The German Defence League-Berlin and Politically Incorrect Berlin on Wednesday evening showed their public solidarity with the leader of the English Defence League, Tommy Robinson (alias Stephen Lennon), who is jailed for three months without sentence. The vigil was registered and organized by the citizens' movement ‘Tag der Patrioten’, and took place near the British embassy in Berlin, Unter den Linden, and must be considered a success.

FrontPage Magazine 22 October 2012
By Daniel Greenfield

Two weeks ago, The Point reported on Génération Identitaire’s mission statement against the displacement of the native French population and now Génération Identitaire has taken the next step by occupying the Poitiers MegaMosque to commemorate Charles Martel’s victory and to call for an end to the Islamic colonization of France

Dispatch International 22 October 2012
By Maria Celander

COPENHAGEN. The Islamist party Hizb ut-Tahrir’s annual Scandinavian conference on October 14 was a resounding success this year. In front of thousands of enthusiastic onlookers in Denmark and Sweden, a clear message was conveyed:

"Our goal is for the caliphate to cover the Muslim world, including Spain,” said "sheikh” Isam Umayrah.

EuropeNews 20 October 2012

See works censored by others shown for the first time in the City of Freedom – London

IV Passion for Freedom London Festival 2012
3-10 NOVEMBER 2012
UNIT24 GALLERY, LONDON
20 Great Guildford St, London SE1 0FD, next to Tate Modern

Passion for Freedom asked artists to respond to these three questions:

1. What is freedom?
2. How easy is it to lose it?
3. How hard is it to get it back?

For the fourth time the annual festival will take place in Unit24 Gallery in London’s South Bank. Artists from 30 countries around the world have entered their work into the competition this year. During the festival we can see the works of 36 artists from countries spanning the globe including Cuba, Pakistan, China, Poland, Afghanistan, UK, Italy and USA.

‘Artists using mediums such as video, installation, painting and sculpture openly debate issues that are usually swept under the carpet.’ It is important to remember that our society takes freedom for granted. Being interested in ‘the next big thing’ we forget that what we have was fought for and has to be protected.’ - says Agnieszka Kolek, KM Curator.

Atlas Shrugs 18 October 2012
By Pamela Geller

Rumors of a UN decision to re-introduce Holocaust studies in schools run by UNRWA — the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian refugees — have raised the ire of Jordanian teachers, who say they will refuse to teach history that "harms the Palestinian cause.”