British Refuse Geert Wilders Entry Into Britain

Why in the hell doesn't Great Britain just yank down the Union Jack and put up a flag of Islamic Crescent and Star right now and get it over with. Why don't the last of the Brits who have some balls and some common sense just leave the damn country and let the islamists and their sympathizers have the wasteland it has become? Believe me, it pains me to say this things and I have many loyal British readers here at this blog but personally, I have had it with the bullshit appeasement the British government is affording the islamic bastards in their land who have repaid their citizenship with bombs on buses and violent protests.

The latest absurdity out of Britain is the fact that the British government has refused Dutch MP Geert Wilders entry into the country. Why would the Brits do that, you ask? Well, let's take a look at the letter that Wilders read to the Dutch press from this article at Breitbart:

"The secretary of state (minister) is satisfied that your statements about Muslims and their beliefs, as expressed in your film "Fitna" and elsewhere, would threaten community harmony and therefore public security in the United Kingdom," Wilders told Dutch television a letter he had received from the British government said.

Is this the most ridiculous thing you've ever heard? Wilders can't come in but a whole army of Pakistani imams can enter Britain and set up al Qaeda cells wherever they want.

Here's more from the article:

A Dutch member of parliament facing prosecution because of his anti-Islam remarks said on Tuesday that Britain had refused him entry to the country as a threat to public security.
Geert Wilders had wanted to show a short film, "Fitna," which accuses the Koran of inciting violence, in the British parliament, but said the British authorities had told him he was excluded from the country.

Wilders, whose film urged Muslims to tear out "hate-filled" verses from the Koran and who has compared Islam to Nazism, said on his party's website Britain had sacrificed freedom of speech.
"This is something you expect in Saudi Arabia but not in Britain. I think this cowardly position of Britain is very bad," he wrote.

My message to the British government is simple: You tell me ONE thing in Wilders' film "Fitna" that is a lie. POINT OUT ONE. You have British troops dying in Afghanistan fighting the war on terror yet you won't allow a counterjihadist into your country.

If you can't tell, I'm one pissed off dude at the moment. I've fuckin' had it with wussy Brit politicians.

Dutch anti-Islam MP says Britain refuses him entry

AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - A Dutch member of parliament facing prosecution because of his anti-Islam remarks said on Tuesday that Britain had refused him entry to the country as a threat to public security.
Geert Wilders had wanted to show a short film, "Fitna," which accuses the Koran of inciting violence, in the British parliament, but said the British authorities had told him he was excluded from the country.
"The secretary of state (minister) is satisfied that your statements about Muslims and their beliefs, as expressed in your film "Fitna" and elsewhere, would threaten community harmony and therefore public security in the United Kingdom," Wilders told Dutch television a letter he had received from the British government said.
Wilders faces prosecution by an Amsterdam court for inciting hatred and discrimination.
Britain's Home Office (interior ministry) declined to comment on Wilders' exclusion, but a spokeswoman said the government opposed all forms of extremism.
"It will stop those who want to spread extremism, hatred and violent messages in our communities from coming to our country," she said.
Wilders, whose film urged Muslims to tear out "hate-filled" verses from the Koran and who has compared Islam to Nazism, said on his party's website Britain had sacrificed freedom of speech.
"This is something you expect in Saudi Arabia but not in Britain. I think this cowardly position of Britain is very bad," he wrote.
The Netherlands has complained to Britain about Wilders' exclusion on the ground that Dutch members of parliament should be able to travel freely in the European Union, Dutch Foreign Affairs Minister Maxime Verhagen said in a statement.
The Netherlands has condemned the film, which was aired over the Internet last March, and distanced itself from its content, saying the film served no other purpose than causing offence.