It's been more than two years since Britain banned entry to American talk-radio phenom Michael Savage, along with a short list of terrorists, neo-Nazis murderers and other vile scum. It was in May 2009 that the British government released a list of 16 persona non grata – banned so as to protect the country from provocateurs of violence. Today we should ask London how that deal is working out for them. It would seem apparent, however, that Britain has made less-than-perfect choices about whom to allow into the country and whom to keep out. Let me put it another way:...