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Queen of Denmark Outraged by Persecution of Jews, Calls for Opposition to IslamPosted By Daniel Greenfield On April 16, 2015 @ 11:29 am In The Point | No Comments During WW2, King Christian X of Denmark reportedly replied to a German order for Jews to wear the yellow Star of David by suggesting to his Prime Minister that all Danes wear it. The truth of the story remains unknown, but these are certainly some powerful and significant remarks by Queen Margrethe II [1]transcribed by Nicolai Sennels. (via Religion of Peace [2]) The terrorist attack (February 14-15 2015 against a free...

Danish Queen Says Islam Poses Global Threat “We are being challenged by Islam these years - globally as well as locally”, Queen Margrethe said. COPENHAGEN, April 15, 2005 (IslamOnline.net & News Agencies) – Denmark’s Queen Margrethe II claimed that Islam poses a global threat and urged government to show no tolerance toward the Muslim minority in the north European country, reported the Telegraph on Friday, April 15. “We have to show our opposition to Islam and we have to, at times, run the risk of having unflattering labels placed on us because there are some things for which we...

We must show our opposition to Islam, says Danish queen By Hannah Cleaver in Berlin (Filed: 15/04/2005) Queen Margrethe II of Denmark has called on the country "to show our opposition to Islam", regardless of the opprobium such a stance provokes abroad. Her comments further undermined the image of Denmark as a liberal haven for those seeking a new life in northern Europe. Queen Margrethe II The Danish government has already been accused of fuelling xenophobia by introducing measures which effectively closed the country to asylum seekers. But in overtly political passages from an official biography published yesterday Queen Margrethe...

In a new biography, Denmark's Queen Margrethe II says Islam should be challenged Islam poses a challenge both globally and locally, and the challenge should be taken seriously, says Queen Margarethe II in a new, openhearted biography. The book, based on interviews between the queen and the book's author, journalist Annelise Bistrup, is to be released on Saturday, the queen's 65th birthday. 'There is something impressive about people, whose existence is immersed in religion from dawn to dusk, from the cradle to the grave. There are also Christians who live like that,' the Queen said in the book. 'But it...