I Think We Can Say

To Exclude Groups Of People Because Of Their Faith, This Isn't Worthy Of The Free State In Which We Live. It Isn't Compatible With Our Essential Values. And Its Humanly Reprehensible, Xenophobia, Racism, Extremism Have No Place Here. We Are Fighting To Ensure That They Don't Have A Place Elsewhere Either.

Look At The History Of The Printing Press, When This Was Invented What Sort Of Consequences This Had. Or Industrialization, What Sort Of Consequences That Had. Very Often, It Led To Enormous Transformational Processes Within Individual Societies. And It Took Awhile Until Societies Learned How To Find The Right Kind Of Policies To Contain This And Manage And Steer This.

History Has Often Showed Us The Strength Of The Forces That Are Unleashed By The Yearning For Freedom. It Moved People To Overcome Their Fears And Openly Confront Dictators Such As In East Germany And Eastern Europe About 22 Years Ago... The Yearning For Freedom Cannot Be Contained By Walls For Long. It Was This Yearning That Brought Down The Iron Curtain That Divided Germany And Europe, And Indeed The World, Into Two Blocs.

This (multicultural) Approach Has Failed, Utterly Failed.

I'm Very Grateful That Barack Obama As President Very Much Put Protection Of Privacy On The Agenda Today, Due To The Fact Of Islamist Terrorism All Over The World.