Racist ex-priest Międlar tries to fly from Poland to U.K. again.

He must be a glutton for punishment. Last time he tried to enter the UK (to address a neo-nazi rally in Telford that fortunately went off like a damp squib) he was refused entry. Now he's announced he's going to try to enter to address a similar event elsewhere in the Midlands. Hopefully he'll be turned away at the border as last time.

fakt.pl/wydarzenia/polityka/czym-zajmuje-sie-jacek-miedlar/mcwmfq0
hopenothate.org.uk/2017/06/22/jacek-miedlar-jew-hater-martyr/

What is the legal justification of him being refused entry to the uk?
By the way he is not racist.

Racist ex-priest Międlar
i never heard of him having any conviction for racist offences.


last time,they kiked him out it was "threat to security"

The legal justification is that he was coming specifically to make trouble and the Home Office considered this a risk.

And yes, he is very much a racist - and an outspoken one too. About this issue, I-S, it's a good idea to read the links before commenting.

Great he's been kicked out of religious ministry too.

madness,considering Home Office couldnt remove abu hamza for years.

That would be the guy who came legally, was arrested, jailed and subsequently extradited to the US.

It did take a while, however the law has to be followed - same for him and Międlar.

Well he is not. If he is an anti-Semite I don't know. I think he might be a little lost and misguided. I haven't been paying attention. If he is an anti-Semite is not a crime.

By the way he hadn't refer to the Jews as a 'cancer'. It has been taken out of context by the lefties liars.

He is.


He did.

He is not racist, stop spreading fake news.


10 minutes drive from me. I will be delighted to attend.


Nobody hopes that the law will be broken again apart from you and other pond life The Guardian readers.

Yes, it appears that lessons have been learned about the fact that once they've been let in it's hard to get foreign racists out, so it's better to just not let them in.


I'm sure you will enjoy being in the company of racist failures. Why not take the kids too? The three of you together would probably double the size of the crowd.

You don't pay attention, I didn't say I'm going to meet you this Sunday.


I'll take my Mrs, kids have a different schedule plus we expect a lot of lowlife thugs who cover their faces and call themselves "antifa" not a safe place for children.

Have you seen some of the people who travel to those events? Usually there are many more locals objecting to them polluting there town than there are racist troublemakers.

The guy's a frondeur, and the law exists to keep them from making trouble.

It will be interesting to see how this one plays out.

to be honest, while I do not know what this Miedlar guy has to say, he should be allowed to say it to people who want to listen to him. As long as he is not stirring up active racial hatred.

Freedom of speech and freedom to gather in a group , I believe.

This is the issue. If he came on a private visit, there wouldn't be a problem. Unfortunately he's announced he's coming to address a rally organised by people convicted of hate crimes and made it clear that he wants to stir up trouble and division.

names?

The names of the two miscreants are probably in the linked article, the same charming pair who organised the failed event in Telford, a thoroughly unpleasant pair of individuals, Fransen and Golding, both convicted of hate crimes. They run the organisation that Jo Cox's murderer was an active member of.

oh OK Britain First = the National Front. In that case he should not be allowed to come. Inciting racial hatred is a crime, and if he has pretty much declared that this is what he intends to do in the UK, he can eff off back to where he comes from.

Quite.

In fact, I suspect the visit has little to do with anything in Britain where very few people have heard of him and even fewer care, and more to do with him getting publicity back in Poland for being turned away at the border.

I am surprised to hear there are neo-nazi rallies in the UK. Are there any in Poland?

jon thinks ONR and any/all other nationalist organizations in Poland are neo-nazis

Anyhow he is not an ex-priest but an ex-monk which can also be a priest. I guess for the blackwood and ignorant progressives that distinction makes no sense.


According to commies anything that fall into a ideological commie rhetoric are their enemies, calling them fascist, racist or what have you is only a tactical diversion a label that is used to discredit them and blacken their name in the eyes of the populace. It doesn't serve as a description of an actual fascist or racist organization.

It signals they are not one of us. They're ideological enemy. 'They' could be anyone from real fascist to honest to good church going conservatives or even libertarians. Mu oh my even classical liberal can be called that of they point out idiocy of the current commie fashion like gender equality or so called women right with feminist (nutter)commissars calling the shots.

All that is very simple Ziemowit Krakowski. ( Not to mix you up with Ziemowit Mazowiecki).

Neither of them.

I am the Ziemowit/Siemowit who was the grand-father of Mieszko I, founder and first ruler of the Polish state.

Good news, he's been refused entry. The Home Office statement about it is succinct and tactful.


Looks like you are a "Blackwood and ignorant" or perhaps just expressed it badly. He was a priest and also a member of a religious order. Technically he's still a priest, albeit without permission to perform any priestly duties whatsoever and is in the process of being laicised.

So the neo-nazi rally will go on without him?

Evidently the show must go on!

Looks like it will be the usual damp squib, with fewer demonstrators than local residents telling them to pack it in and go home.

If this is so, the presence of Mr Mędlar wouldn't make any difference, would it?

The Home Office evidently think otherwise. If he wants to stand on a soapbox in the street ranting about ethnic minorities to a small crowd of boneheads I'm sure there are plenty of other countries who would be willing to let him in. San Escobar for example.

Yet when queers stand on a soapbox in the streets ranting about immoral minorities it's called freedom of speech.

Evidently the Conservative government think exactly that.

Perhaps they think that one of those situations exists and one doesn't.

The concerns about the radicalisation of the Poles in the UK are obviously quite strong, then.