The Global Peace and Unity Festival.
We recently published an article concerning the forthcoming Global Peace and Unity Conference which stated that a number of MPs and Peers were speaking at the Conference. We did not check with the named persons before publishing the article whether this was accurate. We now understand that none of the named persons had been invited to or intended to speak at the Conference. We apologise for publishing this incorrect information.
13 Responses to “The GPU Festival”
me
“So why are our MPs sharing its platform?”
Because self-hatred runs like a seam through metropolitan lefty thought.
JD
“proving once again that ex-Muslims are the only group of people in
Britain about whom it can be said they deserve death with relative
impunity” But, as your article later acknowledges, these preachers also say the same about gays. The lack of criticism is as much about the identity of the speaker as it is about the target of the threat.
robertcp
Does accepting an invitation to speak at a conference mean that you agree with the organisers of that conference? Dialogue can be more productive than boycotts.
Sparky
It’s comfortable, safe, tolerant and cool to attack right wing extremists. But people with brown skin…gee, that’s kind of awkward. I might be accused by my fellow ‘progressives’ of being a horrible racist. So I’ll just keep quiet and wait for the next article about the EDL. I can show how cool I am then.
A.Melongangster
Reckon any of these folk are interested in starting a dialogue?