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McCarthy: Preserving Harmony for Islamic Radicals
Articles on National Review Online —
... for Joran Jermas, one of Sweeden s most rabid anti-Semites, who predictably ranted about the Jewish supremacy drive, the Jews as the one reason for wars, terror and trouble in the Middle East, and Zionist control of Western mass media. The following year, his guest at Westminster , a building that happens to be one of al-Qaeda s most coveted targets, was Mahmoud Suliman Ahmed Abu Rideh, who attended a session of the House of Commons. Before his release in 2005, Abu Rideh, a Palestinian, had been detained under Britain s Terrorism Act of 2001 (an enactment later voided ...
The House of Lords Speech: What Wilders Would Have Said If Britain Allowed Free Speech
The Brussels Journal - The Voice of Conservatism in Europe —
... For a moment I feared that I would be refused entrance. But I was confident the British government would never sacrifice free speech because of fear of Islam. Britannia rules the waves, and Islam will never rule Britain, so I was confident the Border Agency would let me through. And after all, you have invited stranger creatures than me. Two years ago the House of Commons welcomed Mahmoud Suliman Ahmed Abu Rideh, linked to Al Qaeda. He was invited to Westminster by Lord Ahmed, who met him at Regent’s Park mosque three weeks before. Mr. Rideh, suspected of being a money man for ...
