Inside the Beltway

The Washington Times ^ | Nov. 6, 2009 | Jennifer Harper

[lakeprincess]

As a talk-radio host officially banned in Britain for "fostering hatred," Michael Savage has unearthed a greater story from the ooze -- revealed in the very title of his new book, "Banned in Britain: Beating the Liberal Blacklist."

Indeed, Mr. Savage contends that some nefarious "trans-Atlantic occlusion" was afoot in the decision to place him on a list of undesirables that included terrorists and murderers. And the book is just the beginning.

"A petition will be circulated in Congress next week by concerned lawmakers. They will demand that the U.S. State Department act on my behalf as an American citizen unfairly denied entry into the United Kingdom owing to a smear campaign engineered by Media Matters," Mr. Savage tells Inside the Beltway.

[darkside321]

They will demand that the U.S. State Department act on my behalf as an American citizen unfairly denied entry into the United Kingdom...

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??? and what should the state department do to help him? tell britain that only “we” deside whom you have to let into your own country?

[dynachrome]

Washington Times article on Doc S. “Banned in Britain” ping.

[houston1]

good luck with that, you don’t have a right to enter another country if they don’t want you there (unless he wants to enter as an illegal alien)