Guardian Slams Denmark

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Sat Feb 18, 2006 at 8:43 am PST • Views: 192

Britain’s Guardian, the paper that employed a Hizb ut-Tahrir propagandist (lgf: The Guardian’s Pet Islamofascist), says Denmark is intolerant, xenophobic, and racist: Denmark’s new values.

Denmark has at last managed to catch the world’s eye, after so many years of failing to get credit for being at the cutting edge of liberalism. But the inelegant handling of the controversy over the cartoons of the prophet Muhammad is the result of a country that has been moving in the direction of xenophobia and racism - especially towards its Muslim inhabitants.

The world needs to realise that the Denmark that helped Jews flee from Nazi deportation is long gone. A new Denmark has appeared, a Denmark of intolerance and a deep-seated belief in its cultural superiority.

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