04-25-2009, 10:59 AM
Duke needs to realize his rights as an American citizen stop at the American border, including free speech. If he wants to bring the message of hate into Europe there is a thing called the Internet. What a fucking moron. Hopefully there are huge black guys in Czech prisons, at least I know the conditions and food will be nightmarish.... and David we don't believe you are the "Ex" Chief give us a fuckin break.
Let's see who from Obama's Stat Deparment steps up for him :)
Ex-Louisiana KKK chief arrested in Prague: police
18 hours ago
PRAGUE (AFP) ââ¬â A former US Ku Klux Klan chief was arrested Friday in a Prague restaurant while he was on a speaking tour here, Czech police said.
Former Grand Wizard of the Louisiana-founded Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, David Duke, was arrested on suspicion of promoting movements seeking the suppression of human rights, police spokesman Jan Mikulovsky told local media.
The arrest, in a tourist area of picturesque old Prague, took place in "quite confused" circumstances, said David Janda, the head of an anti-extremism unit of the city's police force.
Janda said Duke -- who had been due to give three lectures in the Czech Republic -- was guarded at the restaurant's entrance by militants belonging to a known far-right group "Narodni Odpor," which means national resistance.
Duke, a US citizen, is suspected of denying or approving of the Holocaust and other Nazi crimes, according to the CTK news agency. This crime is punishable by up to three years in prison in the Czech Republic.
http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/art...ahTxqyLzKg
Let's see who from Obama's Stat Deparment steps up for him :)
Ex-Louisiana KKK chief arrested in Prague: police
18 hours ago
PRAGUE (AFP) ââ¬â A former US Ku Klux Klan chief was arrested Friday in a Prague restaurant while he was on a speaking tour here, Czech police said.
Former Grand Wizard of the Louisiana-founded Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, David Duke, was arrested on suspicion of promoting movements seeking the suppression of human rights, police spokesman Jan Mikulovsky told local media.
The arrest, in a tourist area of picturesque old Prague, took place in "quite confused" circumstances, said David Janda, the head of an anti-extremism unit of the city's police force.
Janda said Duke -- who had been due to give three lectures in the Czech Republic -- was guarded at the restaurant's entrance by militants belonging to a known far-right group "Narodni Odpor," which means national resistance.
Duke, a US citizen, is suspected of denying or approving of the Holocaust and other Nazi crimes, according to the CTK news agency. This crime is punishable by up to three years in prison in the Czech Republic.
http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/art...ahTxqyLzKg