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Pro-Muslim Media Bias; and a Contemporary Look at Religious History

Media bias is a great thing.  A recent Independent article notes that 16 people have been banned from Great Britain for being too hateful.  The article begins: Sixteen people banned from entering the UK were "named and shamed" by the Home Office today. Home Secretary Jacqui Smith said she decided to make public the names of 16 people banned since October so others could better understand what sort of behaviour Britain was not prepared to tolerate. The list includes hate preachers, anti-gay protesters and a far- right US talk show host. That's an interesting lead.  The article goes on for several paragraphs.  You have to get to the very last paragraph to see this: Making up the rest of the 16 named by the Home Office today are preachers Wadgy Abd El Hamied Mohamed Ghoneim, Abdullah Qadri Al Ahdal, Safwat Hijazi and Amir Siddique, Muslim activist Abdul Ali Musa (previously Clarence Reams), murderer and Hezbollah terrorist Samir Al Quntar and Kashmiri terror group leader Nasr Javed...continue to full post

Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on May 05, 2009 (boomark / email).