Danish Muslims demonised by right wing Politician

Why u treating me so wrong
when all I try to be is so strong

The Danish public broadcaster DRTV has really been cowed by the right wing Danish People's Party. Tonight it ran an interview with right wing parliamentarian Martin Henriksen from the xenophobic people's party. He has been ired by Danish muslims in the Islamic faith community, the leading muslim organisation in Denmark, speaking up against its own people and criticising them for not integrating fully in the Danish society.

The occasion is the historic court verdict against the "Glostrup terror gang", 4 young muslims accused of terror in the first case in which the Danish terror legislation is being used. They are accused of plotting a terrorist attack. All 4 of them were guilty in terrorist plotting, according to the jury, but the judges acquitted three of them, whereas the fourth, a teenager of only 17 was sentenced to 7 years of prison. After the verdict was publicised an imam of the Islamic faith community admonished his fellow muslims in the Friday afternoon prayer that they accept Danish values and integrate into Danish society, or else they should leave the country.

This is exactly what the Danish People's Party (DPP) has wanted the muslims to do for years. And now that they do it, it is wrong. The diligent DPP parliamentarian has made research on the Islamic Community's website and found a couple of lines of excerpts from textbooks they use in the education in their schools showing that they have not completely adopted the Danish value system. This is really too vile!! It proves once again that no matter what Danish muslims do to integrate, it'll never be considered satisfactory by the DPP and their lot of xenophobes. They're afraid of losing the political issue that makes Danish voters - or those among them foolish and populist enough to support such a party - vote for them.

It's amazing the public broadcaster will lend ears to this hypocritical hate-speech from the DPP. The public broadcaster now wants to prove that it is not as "leftist" as claimed by the national conservatives in the DPP. They're politically correct, acting in tandem with the wishes of the parliamentary majority.