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- Free Speech Crackdown: Germany Deports Bob Vylan Frontman for Anti-Israel Chants July 30, 2026Allowing the musician into Germany could “radicalise certain segments of the [German] population,” authorities warned. The post Free Speech Crackdown: Germany Deports Bob Vylan Frontman for Anti-Israel Chants appeared first on The Intercept.
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