Patriots Arrested In Islamic-Occupied Brussels By Marcus Epstein
The dismissal of the Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Fradkov by Vladimir Putin was unsurprisingly front page news and subject of many editorials in the mainstream media. Conservatives also added their concern that it was a step back for democracy in Europe. David Pryce-Jones harrumphed on NRO: “If all this isn’t annoying and teasing, then it’s real trouble ahead.”
But in contrast, a direct attack on free speech and democracy in the heart of Western Europe has received very little attention.
On the sixth anniversary of the September 11 attacks, a large demonstration was to be held in Brussels—"the Capital of The New Europe"—to protest what organizers called "The Islamization of Europe". Part of this demonstration was to be a minute of respectful silence for the victims slaughtered by the terrorists six years ago.
This was a powerful gesture of Western solidarity reminiscent of Le Monde's famous September 12 headline, "We Are All Americans Now."
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