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Will Europe Put its Foot Down? – by Hege Storhaug

December 9, 2009 By Hege Storhaug 90 Comments

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We must learn from the Swiss as quickly as possible.

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What’s Liberating about Islam? – by Rita Karlsen

December 3, 2009 By Rita Karlsen 47 Comments

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“One is spared from having to think.”

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