Much of the Leftist media and the world of Islamopandering socialist activists is very fond of referring to anybody who offers up an objection to the ideology of Islam or a defence of Western values as ‘far right’. Even I, someone who’s extremely unlikely to ever become a ‘jackboot licker’ get smeared with the term ‘far right’, and it’s not nice especially when the smear has no basis in truth. I’ve had it done to me for example by the writer Steve Rose, a non-Muslim supporter of Britain’s least favourite mendacious grievance-mongering taqiyya artists, the ‘Islamophobia’ monitors of Tell Mama. I don’t think I’m ‘far right’ at all, in fact the real ‘far right’ seem to hate my guts, not that this matters to those who are more interested in smears than in the truth. Anybody who is anybody who speaks up against the ideology of Islam is automatically referred to in the media and by left wing activists as far right, especially if such people are voicing concerns about the damage that is being done by excessive immigration.

The list of those who have been unfairly smeared as far right is long and growing longer by the day. Tommy Robinson, Anne Marie Waters, Paul Weston are just three individuals whose primary concerns is the deleterious effect of Islam on British society who are smeared as being ‘far right’.

But, the left are going to have a pretty difficult job convincing ordinary citizens that the Dalai Lama of all people, is a far rightist who hates Muslims. It’s just not going to work. The Dalai Lama is himself a refugee who has spoken out on humanitarian issues for many years, it is very difficult to make the far right shit stick to him. When he says things like ‘Germany should not be transformed into an Arab nation’ then him and his words are difficult to refute and his reputation very difficult to destroy.

Here’s what The Independent website has said about the astonishing honesty and accuracy of the Dalai Lama’s words on the German migrant crisis.

The Independent said:

The Dalai Lama, widely known for his compassionate views, has said that “too many” refugees are seeking asylum in Europe, according to German news. 

Speaking to reporters in the de facto capital of Tibet’s exiled government, he said: “Europe, for example Germany, cannot become an Arab country,” in an interview with German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung. “Germany is Germany. There are so many that in practice it becomes difficult.”

It was an unexpected extension of sympathy for a sentiment that has found fertile ground among nationalist groups. The Dalai Lama, who often speaks of humanity’s need to acknowledge its “oneness”, is a refugee himself. After Tibetans rose up against Chinese limitations on their autonomy in 1959, the current (and 14th) Dalai Lama led tens of thousands of his followers to India, where they and their descendants have lived since. An estimated 120,000 Tibetans live in India, and those born in the country can vote.

“From a moral point of view, too, I think that the refugees should only be admitted temporarily,” the Dalai Lama said.

The Left are going to be in a bit of a quandary about this statement from the Dalai Lama. Here is a person who believes in the oneness of humanity and who is respected by many different people of different backgrounds, saying that the Germans have a right not to be subsumed by Arabs. It will be interesting to how the Left deal with this, probably by muttering some guff about the Dalai Lama being a ‘reactionary’.

Some people are easier than others to falsely classify as far right, so far the Left and the Islamopanderers have had easy targets in such people as Tommy Robinson et al, but the Dalai Lama is a different kettle of fish and a much harder target to destroy with false an often actionable accusations of far rightism. A compassionate man who sees danger in allowing these Muslim invaders permanent entry is something that will hopefully make the Left’s collective heads explode.

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Original story from the Independent news site.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/dalai-lama-says-too-many-refugees-in-europe-a7058911.html