A terrible viciousness is born.

Discusses the British political left and its stance on a war in Iraq. How arguing against war is arguing for a status quo which drives millions of Iraqi civilians into exile; Historical attitude of Great Britain toward political refugees from Germany, East Africa, China and Kenya; How British politicians Mike O'Brien and Jack Straw took through parliament an asylum bill which made it impossible for asylum-seekers to enter Britain legally; Claims that 'asylum-seeker' grew to be synonymous with 'terrorist'; Statement that the logical consequence is to ban asylum applications from the citizens of Islamic countries; Calls for Britain to abandon the 1951 United Nations Refugee Convention.