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The freedom of expression
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In communist countries, in Iran there is no freedom of expression in words, writing or media. In most Musulman countries women have no right to express themselves. Oddly enough Musulmans try to restrict the freedom of expression in countries outside of their territories, and threatens anybody that does so.

Europeans never tried to impose their laws, regulations upon non-Europeans countries. It is hard to understand this odd situation. Does the fact that many musulmans gained citizenship in European countries, are allowed to maintain their religion, their customs, build mosques, practice polygamy lead them into the delusion that they have the right to impose the freedom of expression, to threat european citizens with annihilation if they dare to make use of their freedom of speech, writing, art, TV media, movie?

They should be explained that they are not in their country of origin, therefore they could not impose their ways of life, their lack of freedom of expression.


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Reviewed by John Martin
Reviewed on March 21, 2008
When foreigners flee the country they were born in because there is something terribly wrong with that country, they are said to be seeking sanctuary. When foreigners come to a new country because it means a better life and take up the ways of their new country, that is called immigration. When foreigner come a country to make that country exactly like the evil country they left, that is not immigration or sanctuary, that is called conquering.

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