... "Don't stuff up my country with Islam and a dysfunctional horde of Middle Ages barbarians from the sand countries".

This makes them FAR RIGHT EXTREMISTS, of course.

"Violent scuffles broke out across Europe today as thousands of people taking part in far-right anti-Islam protests clashed with pro-immigration groups and riot control police.

Police in Dresden, Germany, saw about 2,000 protesters at a rally organised by the group Patriotic Europeans against the Islamisation of the West, making it the biggest of a coordinated series of demonstrations across European cities.

Known by its German acronym PEGIDA, the group emerged in Dresden two years ago and has become a magnet for far-right and anti-immigrant sentiment.

FAR RIGHT EXTREMISTS on the Rampage

They should be ashamed of themselves.

Quote: "Violent scuffles broke out across Europe today as thousands of people taking part in far-right anti-Islam protests clashed with pro-immigration groups and riot control police.

Notice how the simpering queers of the press never use the term 'Far Left' when referring to the anti-protest protesters?


Quote: (Again from the Far Left UK rag 'The Daily Mail') ...

"Counter-demonstrators shout slogans as they are separated by police from a Dutch branch of the Islamophobic PEGIDA movement shout slogans during their rally in central Amsterdam".

You now suffer from a medical condition if you don't want your country to be occupied by a growing Islamic menace.

A morbid and debilitating fear of Islam.

'If pain persists - please see your GP or health professional'.

80 million people in germany, only 2000 people turned out to the protest, hardly call it a big movement.

I wonder if you found a group of white men and had them repeat the exact same views of conservative pious Muslims, how would the leftards react

Here's a leader who has the commonsense to defend his little island against being seeded with Muslims.

He uses the excuse that the population is in the grip of that most dreaded of mental illnesses - 'Islamophobia'. Clever man. A rare figure of loyalty to his people.



"He told the BBC: 'There's certainly a lot of Islamophobia and negativity that's been around and that would entail that it would be difficult for us to ensure that [the refugees] would find the sorts of security and stability here in Guernsey, were they to be resettled here, in the same way as they are, say, in other parts of the UK.'

Following the remarks, aid worker Eddie Parks branded the minister's comments 'disgraceful', reported the broadcaster.

The former journalist said it was an 'awful awful commentary' on Guernsey and that the island had an 'amazing reputation' for accepting 'other people coming in from outside'. 

Mr Le Tocq's comments came just two days after the government confirmed the island would not be taking in refugees".

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