Count Cameron Bans Crucifixes! Lord Monckton's In-Studio Report

Lord Monckton joins Alex in-studio today, Wednesday, May 23. Monckton is a British politician, public speaker, former newspaper editor, and a spirited critic of the globalist theory of anthropogenic global warming. Mr. Monckton is in the United States to attend the libertarian Heartland Institute's conference in Chicago.
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[PLANETFATALFORUMS]

I'll drive one right through his stinking heart.

[PLANETFATALFORUMS]

LOL, Vampire. At least he didn't ban wooden stakes.

[N8Revolution]

Some Protestant Jones is ...

[Aurinkohirvi]

11:53 Monckton: "the catholic church, the bishops unfortunately, in England and Wales, are way to the left."

The priests are leftists, because they are WITH THE PEOPLE, not with the Nobles, Owners and Big Money, as you are, LORD Monckton!

[TheSocktor]

This is hilariously stupid.

[Atheeizm]

Fucking crackpot.

[trixwiz7]

Yes and no, from a legal perspective. You're right it would be a flagrant abuse of civil liberties for a govt to make wearing crucifixes illegal. That would be worse than a govt allowing employers to ban crucifixes, but not terribly so. If a person has a civil right, there must be extenuating circumstances or a margin of appreciation for a govt to sanction a ban, otherwise according to the EU Court of Human Rights, etc., it's illegal. See the reasoning in Dahlab v Switzerland and Lautsi v Italy