By Selwyn Duke

“Islam in a man is like rabies in a dog,” said famed British statesman Winston Churchill.

“Islam is a religion of peace,” said contemporary British statesman David Cameron.

These two statements, both uttered by men who were or would become British prime minister, are separated by more than 100 years in time — and 1,000 light years in ideology. For you can be arrested for quoting Churchill’s comment in today’s U.K.

That’s what happened to Liberty GB leader Paul Weston early last year. He was ultimately charged with a “Racially Aggravated Crime” after he publicly read Churchill writings critical of Islam. And such persecution isn’t limited to Britain. As Winston himself might say, from Stockholm in the Baltic to Tamworth near the Tasman Sea, an iron burka has descended across the West.

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