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Michael Savage poses no risk to British security so why won't MPs say so? - Telegraph
I especially liked the part where Michael Savage's radio broadcast very likely did not violate any British law.
Nice to read at least one British politician who understands that political correctness is evil.Perhaps Jacqui Smith thinks that it "sends out a signal" about the kind of Britain we want. On the contrary, it reinforces a culture – created by this Labour Government, and its addiction to political correctness – where people are increasingly confused and panic-stricken about what they can say and what is forbidden, a culture where a police officer can seriously think he is right to arrest a protester for calling a police horse "gay". Our courts and tribunals are clogged with people claiming to have suffered insults of one kind or another, and a country once famous for free speech is now hysterically and expensively sensitive to anything that could be taken as a slight.
I especially liked the part where Michael Savage's radio broadcast very likely did not violate any British law.