WESTERN EUROPE
January/February 2012
'It is true that certain faiths, ideologies and cultures make submission the supreme virtue, while the civilisation that emerged from Athens, Rome and Jerusalem has cherished liberty in all its forms'
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January/February 2010
‘All is still to play for in this lethal game of blindfold chess’
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December 2009
‘England is perceived by my Continental friends as being a country that is all about belonging or not belonging’
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March 2009
‘More of a fire fighter than a fire starter, Geert Wilders has been caught in the nightmare of a British establishment that can't tell the difference’
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