From the Copenhagen Post
The controversial mosque in Grimhøj in Aarhus is a step closer to being shut down in the wake of a DR1 documentary aired this week showing the mosque’s members cheering on Islamic State (IS) and criticising democracy.
Danske Folkeparti has called for a debate next week concerning the issue, and every party bar Enhedslisten has called on the justice minister, Mette Frederiksen, to look into the possibility of closing down the mosque.
”The Grimhøj mosque has helped spawn terrorists and we need to stop that,” Martin Henriksen, the DF spokesperson for immigration issues, told DR Nyheder.
”The Grimhøj mosque’s imams have several times encouraged violence against Jews, and I really hope this will be enough to declare the mosque illegal.”
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Now, in the wake of the Muslim murders of 17 people in France, five of them Jewish (the four in the supermarket, and one among the four iconic cartoonists of Charlie Hebdo), surely the Danish People’s Party might summon a PEGIDA-style rally.
To gather outside the parliament of Denmark, to *demand* that that mosque in Grimhoj, in Aarhus, be shut down. Permanently.
And also to demand that every other known mosque in Denmark be similarly investigated. Thoroughly. Indeed, that every known mosque be surprise-searched (this to prevent anything incriminating from being whisked out of sight, beforehand), and that all those within which evidence of nefarious activity and murderous incitement is discovered, be not only shut down, but – unless occupying genuinely historic previously-Infidel buildings, such as former churches – razed to the ground, never to be rebuilt.
Time to crack down, hard. Because that is the only way to prevent attacks – of the kind just perpetrated in France, or even worse – from being carried out in Denmark, against people such as Lars Hedegaard and Kurt Westergaard (both of whom have already endured attempted attacks), and against the Jewish community in Denmark.