Dump hot coals on a man calling for rational temporary ban on muslims coming into the country, until a time when the US immigration dept can get itself into proper working order.
That is what this amounts to. My own personal view is that we should not be seeking muslim immigrants from Islamic lands at all. Persecuted minorities from those regions would be looked at in a case by case situation, but more Muslims into the country, no.
NOTE: If you disagree with my take, hit the comment section in a reasonable, rational way, and be prepared to back up your comments with verifiable fact.
EU Funded Group Calls Donald Trump A ‘Hate Preacher’, Urges UK Ban… Says Nothing Of Terror Migrants
A pro mass-migration, EU-funded pressure group has called on the British government to ban Donald Trump from the United Kingdom over his comments regarding Muslim immigration. British Future – which has a history of targeting people with anti mass migration views – accused Mr Trump of being a “hate preacher”, insisting that British laws against hate preaching should be used against him.
Their comments have been labelled “sinister” by mainstream journalists who also dislike Mr. Trump. The group has made no statements about the number of Islamist-sympathising migrants being caught across Europe.
On Monday Mr Trump, the front-runner in the race to become the Republican presidential candidate, called for “a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States until our country’s representatives can figure out what is going on.”
‘British Future’ masquerades as a think tank, though lists as its donors the European Commission, the pro-migration Barrow Cadbury Trust, the hedge-fund run Unbound Philanthropy group which also funds almost all pro-migration groups in the United Kingdom, and the notorious George Soros’s “Open Society Foundations” which call for an end to national borders.
The group now wants to see Britain’s Home Secretary Theresa May ban Mr Trump from the UK on the grounds of hate speech, with its director, Sunder Katwala, saying he wants to make it “very clear that this extreme view is rejected and repudiated in the strongest possible terms.
“The UK Home Office has set out clear guidelines which have led to the exclusion of preachers of hate from the UK if their presence here would not be conducive to the public good,” he said.
