Thursday, 21 January 2010
Geert Wilders Trial - Day 1
Tuesday, 13 October 2009
Geert Wilders has won his appeal against the Government's refusal to let him enter Britain.
Wilders challenged the decision by then home secretary Jacqui Smith which led to him being turned back at Heathrow Airport. The ruling by the Asylum and Immigration Tribunal means the head of the Freedom Party, who is accused of Islamophobia, could now be allowed into the country.
He was due to show his short film Fitna, which criticises the Koran as a ''fascist book'', at the House of Lords in February.
But Ms Smith said his presence had the potential to ''threaten community harmony and therefore public safety''.
A Home Office spokesman said the Government was ''disappointed'' by the ruling.
He said: ''We are disappointed by the court's decision today. The Government opposes extremism is all its forms.
''The decision to refuse Wilders admission was taken on the basis that his presence could have inflamed tensions between our communities and have led to inter-faith violence. We still maintain this view.''
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Sunday, 26 April 2009
The True Face of Mutliculturism
I had this video sent to me today. I was so shocked at what I saw and believe me when I tell you, not much phases me. I want to share it with you to show what multicurism is really like.
Never mind what the people in power tell you. Evil scumbags like this don't belong in our society. They need to be sent back to their third world, 7th century countries.
