Geert Wilders wins appeal to enter UK

At last, some common sense.

Wilders sought entry into the UK to present his film Fitna to parliamentarians.  The Home Office promptly banned him from entry into the UK, calling him 'Islamophobic'.

Wilders responded that it was a "very sad day" for UK democracy. ... "My message to the British Government is that ... even if you don't like me, even if you don't like my thoughts, be brave and defend freedom of speech. If you don't then you are weak and you are cowards."

Quite right, too.

What exactly is wrong with his film, anyway? He expresses his views and he backs up his argments with very solid facts, pointing out that the spread of extremist Islamists are destroying the cultural fabric and cohesiveness of nations they invade.

Decide for yourself.  Why should Wilders be prevented from expressing his opinion, via speech or film? Islamification is taking place in the US and all over Europe.





The Independent, as you would expect from a leftie paper, calls Wilders "extremist". It is not he who is extremist.

But then you try telling that to leftie appeasers who care nothing about the destruction of our culture in favour of Islamic, extremist fascism.