Free Speech outlawed! Only Pro-Islam films and books to be allowed!
A Dutch MP who called the Koran a "fascist book" is to be sent back to the Netherlands after attempting to defy a ban on entering the UK.
Freedom Party MP Geert Wilders was invited to show his controversial film - which links the Islamic holy book to terrorism - in the UK's House of Lords.
He told the BBC it was a "very sad day" for UK democracy.
The Dutch ambassador was also at Heathrow to make clear his government's opposition to the ban on Mr Wilders entering the UK
Mr Wilders' film Fitna caused outrage across the Muslim world when it was posted on the internet last year.
After being questioned at Heathrow, the MP said he had been to the House of Lords two weeks ago and there had been "no problem".
He added: "I'm not doing anything wrong. I'm not protesting or running through the streets of London."
Mr Wilders added: "Democracy means differences and debate. It's a very sad day when the UK bans an elected parliamentarian... Of course I will come back."
He said the government's actions had proved that Gordon Brown was the "biggest coward in Europe".
Freedom Party MP Geert Wilders was invited to show his controversial film - which links the Islamic holy book to terrorism - in the UK's House of Lords.
He told the BBC it was a "very sad day" for UK democracy.
The Dutch ambassador was also at Heathrow to make clear his government's opposition to the ban on Mr Wilders entering the UK
Mr Wilders' film Fitna caused outrage across the Muslim world when it was posted on the internet last year.
After being questioned at Heathrow, the MP said he had been to the House of Lords two weeks ago and there had been "no problem".
He added: "I'm not doing anything wrong. I'm not protesting or running through the streets of London."
Mr Wilders added: "Democracy means differences and debate. It's a very sad day when the UK bans an elected parliamentarian... Of course I will come back."
He said the government's actions had proved that Gordon Brown was the "biggest coward in Europe".
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