Banning Wilders: How the British government revealed that, at heart, it agrees with, or even goes beyond, the message of Fitna.

By Theodore Dalrymple

When I was a prison doctor, not a few prisoners would demand tranquillizers from me, claiming to be so agitated that they would soon kill someone if they were not calmed down.

This was the kind of blackmail to which some of the doctors, especially the younger ones, did give in; but I quickly learned that it was both morally wrong and inexpedient in practice to do so. Read more ...

Source: FrontPage Magazine

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