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Geert Wilders - Islam and freedom are not compatible....

Islam and freedom are not compatible. You see it in almost every country where it dominates. There is a total lack of freedom, civil society, rule of law, middle class; journalists, gays, apostates - they are all in trouble in those places. And we import it. (Geert Wilders)

Islam and freedom are not compatible. You see it in almost every country where it dominates. There is a total lack of freedom, civil society, rule of law, middle class; journalists, gays, apostates - they are all in trouble in those places. And we import it.

Geert Wilders

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