Stalls Visa Application for Geert Wilders

Geert Wilders, the Dutch MP who frequently warns about the dangers of Islamic radicalism, has applied for a visa to visit and give speeches in Australia, but the application has stalled.

The official reason for the delay is that Wilders is on the Movement Alert List, a database of people of security concern to the Australian government. It means that his application is being held up at the Department of Immigration headquarters in Canberra while more thorough security checks are done.

Source: GateStoneInstitute.org

Geert Wilders is planning to visit Australia from 12 to 21 October. Despite applying for a visa in late August, the Australian authorities have not granted him a visa yet. Click here to read the transcript of the television broadcast of 18 September on the Australian Broadcasting Company.

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'Islam is an ideology aiming for world domination'

Geert Wilders has been a member of the Dutch Parliament for 14 years and is the founder and head of Holland's Party for Freedom (PVV). He is known across Europe for his staunch defense of individual liberties in the face of increasingly strict speech codes and other politically correct legislation. His party is fighting an uphill battle to cut the strings that bind the Netherlands to the European Union and in recent elections proposed separating from the common euro currency. Mr. Wilder's new book is "Marked for Death: Islam's War Against the West and Me" (Regnery, 2012). You can find out more about his views at: geertwilders.nl

Source: Washingtontimes.com