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In other stories (with some of my own commentary):
From Voice Of Europe, a Hungarian minister runs into Godwin's Law.
From Breitbart London, the E.U. president calls the E.U. "too white". (Why is it always that Europe, its countries, or even the United States is "too white"? Ever notice how no one calls Africa "too black", Latin America "too brown", or the Far East "too yellow"?)
From the Daily Mail, Austria's "far-right" coalition takes office while protesters have their say. (These days, at least by European standards, wanting your country to be run by its national government instead of by the E.U. Commission, desiring finite limits on immigration and the entry of refugees, and opposing illegal immigration makes you "far-right".)
From the Express, the Italian eurosceptic Five Star Movement might become the largest party in that country.
From WestMonster, a Dutch eurosceptic party has also made gains in the last nine months.
From Russia Today, a car tries to ram the gates of Mildenhall Air Force Base.
From the Evening Standard, the driver is arrested and "quizzed".
From Flanders News, Belgium will not negotiate with returning ISIS fighters.
From BBC News, the U.S. vetoes a U.N. resolution against the U.S.
From The Local DK, a Danish party spokesman says that refugees should go home when it becomes safe.
From Sputnik International, U.K. Prime Minister May pushes for a "soft Brexit".
From Hürriyet Daily News, an Islamic preacher in Turkey warns men against shaving their beards. (In 2006, I walked around in Turkey, clean-shaven as usual, without any problems. I wonder if this guy knows that some racial groups, such as native Americans, have very little facial hair. The idea, however, that native Americans have none at all is a myth.)
From the Sunday Guardian Live, the Labour Party creates a Muslim Network in the U.K. parliament.
From Gatestone Institute, the United Kingdom appears to be overthrowing its own "Christian Basis". (H/T Kel the Red Fox Blogger, for using this in her BlogTalkRadio show.)
From AhlulBayt News Agency, the Syrian army destroys a tunnel used by terrorists.
From National Review, what went wrong in Zimbabwe.
From FrontpageMag, what's wrong with #MeToo.
From Townhall, some advice for conservatives for 2018.
From The Daily Signal, a chart showing what's in the pending tax bill.
From Fox News, the capital of Venezuela has a five-hour power failure.
From TechSideline, someone gives Virginia Tech's athletic program a donation of over $15 million.
From SB Nation, five new bowl sponsors, "ranked by weirdness".
From AOL, 21 weird travel facts.
And from Newsweek, whatever happened to a certain white Hispanic?
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