"He also claimed Western reaction to the Paris terror attacks was disproportionate – because, he said there were ‘no children reported killed’ – and spoke dismissively of the deaths of only a ‘handful’ of Western hostages beheaded by IS.

Last night Home Secretary Theresa May said universities should not be allowing such ‘damaging, extremist rhetoric’ to go unchallenged.

And she said the investigation showed that ‘there is still more work to be done to challenge those who spread hatred and intolerance’.

Here she is wrong. She shouldn't think of 'hatred and intolerance' as a generic.

Hatred and intolerance has its place when directed towards the enemies of Western civilisation.

so-called 'Islamophobia' is being proven almost daily to be a highly appropriate response to Islam making any gains in Western society.

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Sprintcyclist wrote on Jan 8^th, 2016 at 10:24am:


Huh? Wha'? Who?