Thursday, August 18, 2005

Denmark targets extremist media

The hardening tone worries me. The Danish immigration minister was targeted by an arson attack, and now this. Scandinavia is no longer the "peaceful corner of the world" it once was. Sweden isn't the only country that risks getting a civil war triggered by Muslim immigration. Three out of four Danes expect a terror attack in their country:

Denmark targets extremist media

Following the London bombs on 7 July, at least three extremist websites have warned that Denmark could be the next target. The reason for such threats is the 500 Danish troops working alongside US and British troops in Iraq. Danish police have warned people to be more vigilant and have put more police officers on patrol. Police are particularly visible in the centre of the Danish capital, Copenhagen, and around the Metro train system. Since the bomb attacks in London, there has been an increased focus on extremist groups in Denmark. Only last week, the spokesman for the Danish branch of Hizb ut-Tahrir, Fadi Abdullatif, was charged with calling for the killing of the Danish government.


Anti-immigrant radio station shut down

A local radio station has had its broadcasting licence revoked for three months for promoting racism and ethnic hatred, national broadcaster DR reported. The National Radio and TV Commission decided to immediately withdraw the broadcasting licence of Radio Holger, named after a mythological defender of Denmark. The decision came after Radio Holger's hosts commented on the terrorist attacks on London last month, and discussed the means of preventing such an attack in Denmark. 'There are only two ways to react if we want to prevent terrorist bombings. We either need to expel all foreign Muslims from western Europe, so they can't plant their bombs, or exterminate all fanatic Muslims, which would mean killing a considerable part of all Muslim immigrants,' the station's host said on 12 July. Radio Holger's owner, Kaj Vilhelmsen, said he was not surprised by the revocation, and said he was ready to file a complaint with the Ministry of Culture. He added that he would continue to advocate for the repatriation of foreign residents in other media.

3 Comments:

At August 18, 2005 3:24 PM, Blogger Rick Darby said...

How typical. The government announces ineffectual steps to protect its citizens -- urging them to be "more vigilant" and assigning a few more cops to the streets for show -- while cracking down on a radio station whose commentator has the nerve to suggest removing the source of the danger.

How many more innocent people will have to die in suicide bombings before "leaders" acknowledge the obvious?

 
At August 18, 2005 3:56 PM, Blogger Oscar in Kansas said...

I've said it before and I'll say it again - if the government won't take steps to protect the population then the people themselves will take those steps. Ethnic cleansing, either through peaceful, legal means by compensating Muslims to leave or through extra-legal, spontaneous violence, is the future of Europe and indeed the Western world.

The future is either like what is happening in Gaza, legal and non-violent expulsion of one group by the military, or it's like Bosnia, chaos, terror, destruction and mass death.

The longer our governments ignore the problem, the longer our elites wallow in self-loathing and dhimmitude, the longer our relgious leaders deny the basic tenants of our Faith, the greater the ultimate conflict.

 
At August 18, 2005 4:08 PM, Blogger Unknown said...

Thomas: I sometimes fear you are right. At least for some countries such as Sweden, France and Holland, there could very well be a violent end to this.

 

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