bluethrunthru
Well-Known Member
The Govt already stops people speaking via the Prevent Program as part of its anti-terrorism strategy, it’s aim is to ‘counter terrorist ideology and challenging those who promote it’. This inevitably has been used to stop or deter Muslim speakers in some cases. Is the Govt going to fine itself for stopping these people from speaking at Universities, or is it simply the Govts way of determining which radicalism is okay in the name of ‘free speech’ and which isn’t? Is radical Christianity okay, but radical Islam not okay? Is the Govt going to insist, on penalty of a fine, that Holocaust denial is okay in the interests of ‘free speech’, but acceptable to deny ‘free speech’ to a speaker arguing the case for the Palestinian people on the grounds it may ‘radicalise’ people?
seems that rather than tackling the issues around universities and students paying for but not getting /using proper lectures and accommodation Williamson thinks its the job of his department to protect the rights of Holocaust deniers to deny the Holocaust.......anyone any ideas as to what Govt disasters he is trying to deflect attention from or is he really launching a Tommy Robinson charter?