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Geet-Widers arrives in England,
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http://www.dailymail....ains-Dutch-polls.html
Since Geet-Widers's far-right party has scored major gains in the Dutch elections, he could even become their next Prime Minister.
If this were to be the case, would our politicians accept him in this capacity or would they shun him?
Regarding his film Fitna, will the BBC or Channel 4 be contesting with one another to show it on British television?
Somehow I don't think so, never mind perhaps it will become available on DVD.
Since Geet-Widers's far-right party has scored major gains in the Dutch elections, he could even become their next Prime Minister.
If this were to be the case, would our politicians accept him in this capacity or would they shun him?
Regarding his film Fitna, will the BBC or Channel 4 be contesting with one another to show it on British television?
Somehow I don't think so, never mind perhaps it will become available on DVD.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.As long as we continue to have scum like this (both the husband and the wife) in this country we will move more and more to the right.
How the hell she got off when she wrote in her diary about his "martyrdom" I do not know.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8551761.stm
This used to be such a great country till the scum of the world were allowed in.
How the hell she got off when she wrote in her diary about his "martyrdom" I do not know.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8551761.stm
This used to be such a great country till the scum of the world were allowed in.
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/// Mrs Ali's father Mohammed Anwar told reporters outside court , "we have suffered as a family over the last three and half years for the actions of some individuals with whom we have nothing in common."///
"Individuals with whom we have nothing in common"???????
If he is referring to the white Christian natives of this country, I couldn't agree more.
"Individuals with whom we have nothing in common"???????
If he is referring to the white Christian natives of this country, I couldn't agree more.
/// On a more factual level, when precisely do you think this great country didn't have any fraudsters or murderers living in it?///
It is obvious that no country has been, or is free from fraudsters or murderers, the trouble with this country is, we are not satisfied with our own, we are now importing them at a rapid pace.
It is obvious that no country has been, or is free from fraudsters or murderers, the trouble with this country is, we are not satisfied with our own, we are now importing them at a rapid pace.
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Interesting point regarding the BBC and Channel 4.
It is fair to say that an overwhelming majority (not all) of people who work in the TV industry are politically left of centre. The same applies in the world of music, art, theatre.
Why is that? Why is that creative people - writers, actors, directors, artists, musicians, comedians - tend to be lefties?
It is fair to say that an overwhelming majority (not all) of people who work in the TV industry are politically left of centre. The same applies in the world of music, art, theatre.
Why is that? Why is that creative people - writers, actors, directors, artists, musicians, comedians - tend to be lefties?
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Quinlad, it doesn't necessarily apply across all media: there are as many rightwing papers as leftwing ones. Traditionally, the leftwing ones were provincial ones and the rightwing ones were London ones, presumably because the provinces were characterised by working people and the capital by cut-throat capitalists (especially media barons). The distinction was muddied when the Manchester Guardian moved to London.
As to whether it applies to broadcast media, I'm not so sure. What is more likely to characterise them is scepticism about all politics, possibly because a lot of them actually meet politicians. A classic case came when Brian Redhead was constantly accused of being a Labour voter and therefore a biased journalist - this during the Tory years. In fact he was just displaying a scepticism that was appropriate to interviewers; it turned out (after his death) that he voted LibDem because he knew and trusted the candidate.
Given that journalists are expected to query the statements of those in power they will often seem to be rooting for the opposite party; it's not always so.
As for comedians and the like... I couldn't say but if their job is to take the urine out of those in power then this may not reflect their own voting practice any more than it does for journalists. The indigent comedian Ben Elton used to mock Thatcher, but who knows how the millionaire media mogul Ben Elton actually votes?
As to whether it applies to broadcast media, I'm not so sure. What is more likely to characterise them is scepticism about all politics, possibly because a lot of them actually meet politicians. A classic case came when Brian Redhead was constantly accused of being a Labour voter and therefore a biased journalist - this during the Tory years. In fact he was just displaying a scepticism that was appropriate to interviewers; it turned out (after his death) that he voted LibDem because he knew and trusted the candidate.
Given that journalists are expected to query the statements of those in power they will often seem to be rooting for the opposite party; it's not always so.
As for comedians and the like... I couldn't say but if their job is to take the urine out of those in power then this may not reflect their own voting practice any more than it does for journalists. The indigent comedian Ben Elton used to mock Thatcher, but who knows how the millionaire media mogul Ben Elton actually votes?
Bearing in mind the horrors Holland witnessed at the hands of the Nazis during WWII, I find it incredible that he has gained such support. Maybe the Dutch haven't learned, or do not care to remember, the lessons of history. If he did become Prime Minister, and therefore elected through a democratic process, I can't see how our politicians could shun him. I actually find the trend (if it is a trend) quite frightening. There is surely a more civilised way - isn't there?
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