In response to today's ruling, a Home Office spokesman said, "We are
disappointed by the court's decision today. The Government opposes
extremism is all its forms. The decision to refuse Wilders admission
was taken on the basis that his presence could have inflamed tensions
between our communities and have led to inter-faith violence. We still
maintain this view."

It is to be noted that this arrogant spokesman does not even have the courtesy to refer to the elected Dutch politician as Mr Wilders

Doubtless Lord Ahmed will
now be summoning his 10,000 co-religionists to descend on Parliament
for peaceful protest, edifying debate and constructive dialo...

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In response to today's ruling, a Home Office spokesman said, "We are
disappointed by the court's decision today. The Government opposes
extremism is all its forms. The decision to refuse Wilders admission
was taken on the basis that his presence could have inflamed tensions
between our communities and have led to inter-faith violence. We still
maintain this view."

It is to be noted that this arrogant spokesman does not even have the courtesy to refer to the elected Dutch politician as Mr Wilders

Doubtless Lord Ahmed will
now be summoning his 10,000 co-religionists to descend on Parliament
for peaceful protest, edifying debate and constructive dialogue.

Geert Wilders for EU President?