The Face of Cowardice: Theresa May

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Meet the hideous creature who banned Pamela Geller and Robert Spencer from England: British Home Secretary Theresa May, a disgrace to her office, to her nation and to every British citizen who ever lived. On June 25, this deplorable stain on the reputation of a once honorable people “personally directed that [Geller] should be excluded from the United Kingdom” because it is believed that Geller would “foment or justify terrorist violence . . . provoke others to terrorist acts . . . foster hatred,” etc. Robert Spencer writes of the ban:

We had planned to lay a wreath at a memorial to British soldier Lee Rigby, who was beheaded by Islamic jihadists on a Woolwich street on May 22. But it is not conducive to the public good in Britain to oppose jihad violence and Islamic supremacism.

British schoolgirls are being systematically gang-raped by Muslims and British soldiers are being hacked to death in the street by Muslims and yet this despicable gutless appeaser, Theresa May, thinks the way to solve the problem is to ban critics of Islam?

Neville Chamberlain was a heroic statesman by comparison.

I’m trying to get an e-mail address for Theresa May, so that I can send her a request that she also ban me from the nation whose honor she has so despicably surrendered to the despotic rule of sharia.

Meanwhile, I just hit the tip jar at both Pamela Geller’s Atlas Shrugs and Robert Spencer’s Jihad Watch, and hope you will, too.

UPDATE: Years ago, there was a BBC mini-series about the RAF pilots who saved England in the darkest hours of the Blitz.

A squadron of Spitfires would take off, lose perhaps one-third or one-half their number in the desperate dogfights with the Nazis and, when the surviving pilots made it back to base, the question would be asked, “How was it up there today?”

“Piece of cake.”

What heroic nobility! That’s the old British stiff-upper-lip stoicism, the jaunty indifference to danger: “Piece of cake.”

Damn, to see England go under in dishonor like this . .

 

 

UPDATE II: A belated welcome to Instapundit readers, and I’m pleased to report that a commenter has provided an e-mail address for Teresa May: [email protected]

 


177 comments

  4. How brave that anyone would hit Ms. Geller’s “tip jar.” What would be more interesting is an exposé on how Geller shills for “tips” while at the same time owning a million dollar condo in Ft. Lauderdale and a multi-million apartment in NYC and home on Long Island. I agree with almost everything she writes, but find the shill for tips just a bit unseemly.

  5. If a slinky married a jellyfish and had a daughter, it would look like Theresa May.

    A lot of Brits are as disgusted with this as you would hope. What totally sucks about it is how little coverage it’s getting, even in the vaunted British press.

    Go UKIP!

  6. You give up your income if you want. This is still America, and only fascists demand that free men and women must forgo working toward further prosperity. Only a totalitarian mindset would deprive someone of creating a self-sustaining enterprise. Only a supporter of tyranny would be so foolish as to suggest that any man anywhere should forgo the fruits of their labor.

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