Posted on 07/30/2014 3:55:37 AM PDT by markomalley
Firasat has been sent back to Spain, where he faces deportation to Pakistan. In Pakistan, he would certainly be killed. “The Spanish Supreme Court has ruled that Firasat should be expelled from the country, being a security threat.” But it is not actually Imran Firasat who is the security threat; it is the Muslims who might become violent because of the uncomfortable truths that Firasat tells about Islam. The Spanish authorities, however, are unable or unwilling to confront them.
If there were any justice in the regime in Washington, Firasat would be able to get asylum in the United States. But there isn’t.
“Imran Firasat kicked out of Norway,” by Hans Rustad, Document.no, July 28, 2014 (thanks to Mohammad):
The wellknown islam-critic Imran Firasat (36) was Monaday afternoon put on a plane and sent back to Spain.
Firasat came to Norway July 8th, and hoped to apply for asylum. Instead he was put in prison, in the very same wing where the notorious mullah Krekar is sitting. But while Krekar can enjoy the right not to be expelled from Norway, because he might be harmed, no such consideration was given Firasat.
Norwegian authorities stick to the formal side of things: Spain is a signatory to the Dublin-convention, which stipulates that all asylum seekers should have their application processed by the authorities in the first country they enter.
But the tricky thing is that the Spanish Supreme Court has ruled that Firasat should be expelled from the country, being a security threat.
The move in all probability stemmed from a film Firasat made, in cooperation with the American pastor Terry Jones. One may deliberate if that was such a good idea. Jones is a leper in the eyes of many authorities for his Quran-autodafés. The film in itself is quite innocuous compared to the gore that islamists continously spew out. But there is no such thing as a reckoning or tit for tat. The greater the islamist menace, the greater the fear in many European countries of insulting Muslims.
Firasat has, on top of it all, converted to Christianity. If he were to be expelled to Pakistan, his country of origin, or Indonesia, where authorities claim he committed a murder, he would certainly be killed, one way or the other.
This possibility, Norwegian authorities refused to consider. The fact that the Spanish Supreme Court cancelled his asylum status, by ruling in favour of expulsion, was for them irrelevant, something they disregarded.
One cannot escape the notion, that people like Firasat are hunted. Brutally treated by his country of origin for marrying a Buddhist, escaping Pakistan’s clutches, he turns against islam and for this he is punished by the very same country that originally gave him asylum.
Dark Times in Europe. Indeed.
He should apply for asylum in Israel.
Refugee status anyone? There should be a few empty slots somewhere along the US SW border....
“Norwegian authorities stick to the formal side of things: Spain is a signatory to the Dublin-convention, which stipulates that all asylum seekers should have their application processed by the authorities in the first country they enter.”
Did we sign that? Nope...only applies to Europe. Too bad - we could dump all the MS13 kiddies in Mexico if that were the case.
M4L
The current regime would never allow it—he is too likely to be a conservative.
Does he speak Spanish? Can he get to Mexico? I see a no-questions-asked solution.
Norway was once nice. Now it is infested by bearded and veiled savages and declining rapidly.
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