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Free expression now forces the teacher to keep his family in a safe house guarded by police.

"We see hatred of France and its history becoming the norm."

"One mosque is erected every 15 days in France, while one Christian building is destroyed at the same pace."

The figure is up nearly a million since 2015.

"Islamophobia written into law."

Turks in Europe continue to identify themselves first and foremost as Turks.

Muslims threaten teacher for showing an image of their prophet.

Every major party supports the measure.

The French establishment's dam against nationalism has started to break.

What Muslims did to the city.

"In these camps there are the terrorists of tomorrow."

Nationalist party: "A strong symbol in the fight against radical political Islam."

She says she lied because her classmates "asked her to be a spokesperson."

Between a quarter and a third of sex criminals in Austria are foreign.

A look at two of Europe's southmost nations.

Government source says "the masks are coming off."

Mainstream outlet covers an important identitarian thinker.

Britain begins to awake from a drugged sleep.

"He believed that in killing as many people as possible that day he was performing an act of religious jihad."

And their impact on Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.

Research confirms that devastation follows the arrival of Muslims.

Germany's foreign minister says he's "very relieved" the ISIS wives returned.

Critics say the rule is a "denial of democracy."

"The ban on the Islamic headscarf . . . deliberately stigmatizes a certain group of people."

Interior minister: "We have problems with people from the Middle East and North Africa."

It bans sex-segregated pools and mandates schooling from age three.

Seventy-six mosques face closure if they're found to be "anti-Republican."

Source says the charter will demand the "the rejection of political Islam and any foreign interference."

Macron: "I see them legitimizing this violence, and saying that the heart of the problem is that France is racist and Islamophobic."

EU bureaucrats muster an ounce of courage.

Austria also plans to strip dual citizens convicted of terrorism offences of their Austrian citizenship.

Privacy is a small price to pay for "diversity."

Or will it continue to build societies destined to explode?

Muslim students implied they would kill him.

He's doubling the number of border police.

More death, more dithering.

The lawyer previously represented him after he tried to join ISIS.

One dead suspect was released early from jail in December.

Mainstream pundit says immigration brings terror to the West.

Victim blaming the New York Times can believe in.

Liberty, equality . . . what was the third one again?

He landed in Lampedusa on a migrant boat last month.

Muslim shouted "Allahu Akbar" as he killed three victims at church.

"If I got it wrong I would have got into trouble."

Today marks fifteen years since France's 2005 "youth" riots.

Nearly 22 percent of French newborns have Islamic first names.

Justice minister: "Islamist terror is a major, enduring threat to our society."

Marine Le Pen: "This situation calls for a strategy of reconquest."

Who needs action when you've got words?

"One of our countrymen was assassinated because he was teaching . . . about the freedom of expression."

"Allahu Akbar."

French president wants an "Islam of France."

At least a dozen were illegal immigrants.

"There is in France a freedom to blaspheme . . . I am here to protect all these freedoms."

Even though the Koran-burners were arrested for a hate crime.

There are strikingly different policies in Denmark, Norway, and Sweden.

The Equality and Human Rights Commission "is working closely with the UK government on its crisis measures."

They may instead call it "terrorists abusing religious motivations."

Chechens vs. North Africans in what used to be a French city.

Co-founder says website has gone lefty.

"Cultural issues and stigma" are to blame.

Happy V-E Day.

Another look, 10 years later.

More than 120,000 petitioners demanded the report's release.

Since mosques are closed.

Its dysgenic tendencies boost group cohesion.

The fall of Constantinople.

A liberal tries to understand their appeal.

The UN takes a different view.

"This is my country, too."

Critics dub his comment, “a sign of primitive Islamophobia.”

He posted about his murderous fantasies days after being released from prison.

That's how he was shot dead 60 seconds after starting the attack.

The 22-year-old helped procure materials and assemble the bomb.

Scotland has an even more hands-off approach than England.