RIP …

… Roger’s Rules — Free speech in the UK: Sayonara.

The irony of the situation is rich. Geller and Spencer speak out against the intolerance of Islam.  Got that? They speak. They lecture. They write books.  Spencer’s written a shelf of them. Geller was behind a campaign to place “defeat jihad” posters in New York subways.  One of the reasons they were traveling to the UK was to participate in a commemorative ceremony for Drummer Lee Rigby. Remember him? He was the chap who last month was walking down a street in Woolwich when two Muslims ran him down in a car and then stabbed and hacked him to death with knives and a cleaver. Like the Earl of Stratford, their motto was “Thorough.” When these partisans of the religion of peace got through with him, he had to be identified by dental records. Geller and Spencer are denied entry to the UK.  Quoth a government spokesman: individuals whose presence “is not conducive to the public good” may be denied entry by the Home Secretary. He explained: “We condemn all those whose behaviours and views run counter to our shared values and will not stand for extremism in any form.”