Geert Wilders: showing my film was victory for freedom of speech

By Rosa Prince, Political Correspondent Published: 8:00AM GMT 06 March 2010

Hundreds of protesters collected outward Parliament as Mr Wilders, of the Dutch Freedom Party, criticised Muslim enlightenment and pounded the soothsayer Mohammed.

He hold a press discussion in that he warned that if Britain did not hindrance immigration from Islamic nations, the collateral could be incited in to "Londonistan" inside of twenty years.

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Last year, when he attempted to transport to Britain to shade the movie Fitna, that is rarely vicious of Islam, Mr Wilders was incarcerated at Heathrow Airport and forced to lapse to Holland after 3 hours.

However, the preference by Jacqui Smith, the then-home secretary, to anathema him from the United Kingdom was overturned in the High Court.

And after being invited again by Lord Pearson, the personality of the UK Independence Party, and Baroness Cox, a cranky dais peer, the movie was eventually screened in the Lords to an assembly of around 60 people, mostly done up of researchers and secretaries.

Mr Wilders claimed that the screening in the House of Lords of his anti-Islamic movie was a feat for leisure of speech.

Afterwards, Mr Wilders set out his perspective that immigration from Muslim nations to Europe should be halted on the drift that Islam is a "totalitarian... nazi ideology".

He said: "Islamism and democracy are incompatible. The some-more Islamism we have, the some-more leisure we will lose and this is something value fighting for.

"I have a complaint with Islam. I have a complaint with this nazi beliefs of Islam."

Mr Wilders, whose celebration fared well in new internal elections giving him goal that he could turn budding apportion in the stirring Dutch inhabitant poll, has perceived genocide threats and faces charge in Muslim countries together with Jordan and Indonesia.

He has had turn the time security insurance for some-more than 6 years and disclosed that in Holland, people who common his surname but were separate associated to him had additionally been in jeopardy by those against to his views.

"People who do not make use of approved equates to similar to I do - and either you all remonstrate with me or not, I am utilizing approved equates to - are utilizing genocide threats, the hazard of assault and the hazard of fatwas. I am in a incident I would not instruct on my misfortune enemy," he said.

Around 200 people took piece in the protests, that shut off the main highway outward Parliament for a series of hours, and there were multiform arrests.

Mr Wilders pronounced that during the Second World War, the BBC had been a guide of goal for countries such as Holland that were assigned by the Nazis.

He warned that in twenty to thirty years, it could be "Londonistan calling" rather than "London calling," unless Britain withstood informative attacks from Islam.

"I hold they move along a enlightenment and ideology, a nazi ideology, that we should not let grow and bluster the security," he said.

Lord Pearson pronounced that whilst he did not determine with all of Mr Wilders views, he would "defend to the death" his right to demonstrate them.

He added: "To get these subjects discussed you have to infrequently be a small bit naughty, you have to infrequently contend things similar to anathema the burka."

Baroness Cox added: "I hold in leisure of speech. It is controversial, but we wish to have these issues raised."