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	Mogens Glistrup - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mogens Glistrup (May 28, 1926 -) was born on the Baltic island of Bornholm as the son of a highschool teacher.
		Glistrup was incarcerated from August 31, 1983 to March 11, 1985 on the charge of taxation fraud.
		Mogens Glistrup was undoubtedly a brilliant legal mind and achieved in his exam the second highest grade average ever achieved in Denmark.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mogens_Glistrup (399 words)

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		Mogens Rukov has since had a similar role in the commercial and artistic success of numerous films.
		I wanted to tell the story of Mogens Rukov using his own theories, and thus depict a man who has reach the top, but who is still an anxious and apprehensive person.
		In 2001 Flemming Lyngse made a portrait of the right wing politician Mogens Glistrup entitled ”Glistrup”, in which, for a few weeks, he closely followed the former MP and his wife Lene.
	www.barokfilm.dk /BAROK/Other_documents/Rukov_PM_eng.doc (745 words)

	University of Minnesota Human Rights Library
		Glistrup violated section 266(b)(1) and (2) on the basis that it insulted and degraded a group of people on account of their ethnic origin, including their Muslim faith.
		Glistrup should be withdrawn on the basis that that further prosecution could not be expected to lead to conviction and sentence.
		Glistrup's statement, the State party notes that the police questioned him and the journalist involved, and procured a transcript of the tape of the television broadcast, on which the alleged statement at the rostrum did not appear.
	www1.umn.edu /humanrts/country/decisions/33-2003.html (4710 words)

	Progress Party (Denmark) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Progress Party (Fremskridtspartiet) is a Danish political party, formed in 1973.
		Its founder, the former lawyer Mogens Glistrup, gained huge popularity in Denmark after he appeared on Danish television, showing that he paid 0 % in income tax.
		The party was placed on the far right of the political spectrum, as it supported political and economic liberalism, believed in radical tax cuts (including removing the income tax altogether), and also vowed to cut government spending.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Progress_Party_(Denmark) (343 words)

	Stephen Roth Institute: Antisemitism And Racism
		After a heated debate both in parliament and in the media in October, the party proposed the deportation of entire Muslim families if one family member was involved in a criminal offense.
		The party’s representative in the European Parliament, Mogens Camre, was until 1999 a member of the Social Democrat Party, but was expelled after protests over his racist outbursts (see ASW 1998/9).
		The party is violently anti-Muslim and in March its ageing leader Mogens Glistrup was convicted of violating Denmark’s anti-racist law.
	www.tau.ac.il /Anti-Semitism/asw99-2000/denmark.htm (1837 words)

	Simon (2004) (V) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		We are introduced to him as he and his followers land at Entebbe Airport in Uganda, at the time of the famous hijacking of an Israeli airplane in 1976, in the very same Airport.
		And here we are introduced to his staff, friends(like just as controversial politician Mogens Glistrup) and his Morgenbollepiger(translated to something like Morning Humpinggirls), and his way of living with his personal "doctor" making sure Simon never had a dull moment.
		The movements as well as the live songs are therefor in reverse, and although being introduced as a funny example of how Simon wanted to control the world, one sits admiring the movements of the actors.
	uk.imdb.com /title/tt0424444 (735 words)

	Behind the Headlines
		Glistrup was a tax-resistor and attorney who electrified the nation when he disclosed on national television that he refused to pay any income tax, praising tax-evaders as heroes to be emulated: he compared them to those who had resisted the German occupation during World War II.
		When the votes were counted, the party wound up with 15.9 percent of the vote, Glistrup and his tax rebels had gone from being a small splinter group to taking their place in Parliament as the second largest party after the ruling Social Democrats.
		Danish statists of every hue were horrified, and they went after Glistrup with a vengeance; dragging him through the courts, jailing him on at least two occasions, and vilifying him in the media as the incarnation of the devil himself.
	www.antiwar.com /justin/j091100.html (1742 words)

	Race In Scandanavia (Amren) - OD Board
		Glistrup himself was convicted of tax evasion, for which he has been repeatedly jailed.
		Glistrup’s eccentric behavior and his platform, the party promptly abandoned the futile goal of abolishing the welfare state, and it stopped short of urging the expulsion of Muslims.
		In the 1998 elections, it received 7.3 percent of the vote (the PP got 2.6 percent), but was unable to influence immigration policy in a country ruled by a coalition of Social Democrats and Liberals.
	www.originaldissent.com /forums/showthread.php?t=15837 (5584 words)

	Jody Fletcher's ThesisACKNOWLEDGMENTSABSTRACTTABLE OF CONTENTSTable X Relevant Political Parties with Local name, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Glistrup later expanded his program to include reductions in the "public sector and the amount of bureaucratic red-tape" (Arter 1992, 363).
		Like Glistrup in Denmark, Lange took advantage of "the highly egalitarian regulations on the access of all competing parties to the publicly controlled television networks" (Kitschelt 1995, 131).
		Glistrup lost control of the direction of the FP-D in 1983, when he was jailed for tax fraud.
	web2.airmail.net /fletch1/thesis (17547 words)

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		Mogens Glistrup 1973-1983; 1999-2003 Danish People's Party (Dansk Folkeparti) split from Progress Party in 1995.
		It was more anti-consensus By the late 1980s, the extreme right had incorporated an anti-immigrant, anti-parasite element Carl I Hagen, who has led the Norwegian Progress Party (the successor party to Lange) since 1978 broke through at the 1989 general election with 13%.
		Lange was clearly anti-party; Veikko Vennamo and Glistrup faced, indeed fomented factionalisation in their parliamentary groups.
	www.abdn.ac.uk /pir/notes05/Level4/PI4055/PI4055_OH4.DOC (804 words)

	Danish elections overshadowed by the "fight against terrorism"
		The “respectable” parties’ efforts to create such a climate have put wind in the sails of the far right Progress Party of Mogens Glistrup.
		Glistrup had made a name for himself in the 1970s with the populist demand to abolish all taxes.
		At the recent Progress Party congress, to the thunderous applause of his supporters, Glistrup again demanded an end to income tax, the dismissal of a half million state employees and the deportation of all Muslims from Denmark.
	www.wsws.org /articles/2001/nov2001/den-n17.shtml (1363 words)

	:: Song to the Siren :: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		This guy Uwe Jensen used to be a member of the Fremskridtspartiet, a wacko extreme right wing party that was discredited here in the mid-90s.
		He was a friend of Mogens Glistrup, a wacko extreme right politician who's still in the news occasionally (one example of Glistrup's antics is that he insists on calling Muslims 'Mohammedans,' because he knows it really pisses them off).
		Anyway, Jensen was just busted in Costa Rica, apparently, because he was part of a conspiracy to smuggle a batch Russian and Chinese military hardware (9,000 Kalashnikovs, 300,000 grenades and some other nasty stuff) to the AUC, a right wing terrorist group that's been fighting the government in Colombia.
	home24.inet.tele.dk /case/slovi/index10.html (850 words)

	Denmark: Mogens Glistrup sentenced to jail for "Racism" [Archive] - Stormfront White Nationalist Community
		The founder of Denmark's populist Progress Party was sentenced to 20 days in jail for comments that violated the country's racism law.
		Mogens Glistrup, 76, and a former member of parliament, was sentenced to a 20-day suspended sentence in September 2000 for saying Muslims had immigrated to Denmark in a bid to take control of the country.
		Glistrup appealed the decision, but a higher court ruled Tuesday that he should serve actual jail time because he has repeated his comments several times on television and radio since then.
	www.stormfront.org /archive/t-183787ALL_SLAVIC_WP/t-60230.html (355 words)

	United Nations Human Rights Website - Treaty Bodies Database - Document - Jurisprudence - Denmark
		In this respect it is relevant whether the statements were put forward in a medium involving greater dissemination, for example a printed publication, radio, television or another electronic medium.
		On 23 August 2000, no longer a Member of Parliament, Mogens Giltrup was convicted by the Supreme Court under section 266 (b) (1) to seven days conditional imprisonment for racist allegations made on television but was not convicted under section 266 (b) (2).
		In the above-mentioned Supreme Court's case concerning Mogens Glitrup, the court found that Glistrup's statements could not objectively be justified and the extensive freedom of expression for politicians could not lead to acquittal in this case.
	www.unhchr.ch /tbs/doc.nsf/MasterFrameView/b0d9f9415342207ac1256d60004be627?Opendocument (4526 words)

	Northern Light - Aalborg University
		During standing ovations at the Danish People’s Party’s congress this year, Mogens Camre stated, "all Western countries are infiltrated by Muslims.
		It is appalling and extremely indecent that a whole ethnic group is being accused of having motives to kill other human beings.
		One has to come down hard on the persons and organisations supporting terrorism and other actions that cause societies to collapse, whether they are Muslim organisations, single individuals, or Danish left-wing troublemakers.
	www.sprog.aau.dk /ecsp/news_dec01/october/indecent.htm (486 words)

	Kumm - Global Facts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The Danish People´s Party (Dansk Folkeparti) is the latest in a series of right-wing parties in recent times which have courted the voters with a populist and racist program.
		First out was Mogens Glistrup, who already in the 1970s advocated a tax payer´s strike and total Danish disarmament.
		According to Glistrup, an answering machine with the message "We surrender!" would be quite sufficient.
	www.imfmetal.org /kumm/index.cfm?n=326&c=1743&l=2 (467 words)

	The Rise of Europe'
		The Progress Party was founded in 1972 by rightist Mogens Glistrup, who has raised eyebrows — and concerns — by calling for all Muslims to be expelled from Denmark.
		In 1995, the People's Party broke from Glistrup and is now the country's main rightist party, though it is seen as far more moderate than the Progress Party; it holds 22 seats in the 179-member parliament.
		The National Front, is the party of extreme nationalist and one-time French presidential hopeful Jean-Marie Le Pen.
	www.falange.us /therise.htm (1231 words)

	Bring on the Night » Blog Archive » Fried Danish anyone? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Scary … Maybe Glistrup will be right after all.
		Note to foreign readers: Mogens Glistrup is a former radical Danish politician who insists that islam is pure evil, and that it’s only goal is to take over the world and enslave us all.
		Glistrup has now twice been confined to prison because of his direct attacks on islam in the media.
	www.joe-cool.dk /blog/?p=40 (443 words)

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		Mogens Lykketoft appears on the photo of the latest minister-appointments - scroll down a few screens.
		The new Foreign Minister, Mogens Lykketoft, is a Social Democrat and close personal friend of Prime Minister Nyrup Rasmussen.
		The former Minister of Finance, Mogens Lykketoft, was appointed new Foreign Minister, while the former Minister of Foreign Aid, Jan Trøjborg, was appointed Minister of Defense (apart from this, several ministers were fired, newly appointed, or received new responsibilities - not reported here).
	www.folkestyre.dk /Nyhed/update_danmark.htm (3642 words)

	Jurisprudence - CERD - Denmark - Kamal Quereshi v. Denmark
		On 5 September 2001, the Progressive Party placed a newspaper invitation to a lecture by the former party leader, Mogens Glistrup, which read that: "The Bible of the Muhamedans requires: The infidel shall be killed and slaughtered, until all infidelity has been removed."
		Mogens Glistrup (former party leader): "Mohammedans are going to exterminate the populations in those countries they have forced themselves into"
		Peter Rindal (member of the party): "Regarding Muslim graveyards, that is a brilliant idea, and preferably of such size that they all fit in them, and preferably at once"
	www.bayefsky.com /html/denmark_t5_cerd_27_2002.php (3306 words)

	The Torch: Documentation
		At the Progress Party's (Fremskridtspartiets) annual convention in 1997, 80% voted no to the re-admission of Mogens Glistrup to the party from which he was excluded in 1991, but to the shock of the party's parliamentary members, he was once again voted into the party he founded during the convention of 1999.
		He was not many minutes returned to the party before he wreaked havoc at the annual convention, when as a newly admitted member, he found himself ineligible as a candidate to the central committee and loudly accused the party leadership of being corrupt and rotten and threatened with a court case.
		According to Glistrup, his tactic was to intentionally cause havoc: "Hopefully I have trod on so many toes, that just like my other comments, it will be remembered for many years to come.
	www.faklen.dk /en/doc/99sepdec.shtml (7592 words)

	BAROK film - press
		The mind of my father is a film about love, hope and the incredible human ability to overcome the hardships life can present.
		One of the most outstanding personalities in the Danish film industry is Mogens Rukov, co-writer of Thomas Vinterberg´s dogma-film The Celebration (Cannes, 1998, winner of the Jury Price) and head of the Department for Scriptwriting at the Danish Filmschool.
		For two weeks in the summer of 2002, director Flemming Lyngse stayed in the house of the controversial Danish politician Mogens Glistrup.
	www.barokfilm.dk /BAROK/HTML/English/press.html (483 words)

	Tvjournalist.dk - Tanja Joergensens website. Links (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		A "non-linear" portrait of danish right wing politician Mogens Glistrup, made up of videorecordings in his home and 30 years of television archive material.
		Watch it - if you have a good connection - and reflect on the idea of "channel-surfing" through a portrait of a man's life.
		Watch the documentary at dr.dk/kultur, where you'll also find an interview with the director.
	www.tvjournalist.dk /english/links.html (509 words)

	Denmark.dk: Official website - Denmark - 1973-, Economic Crisis and Renewed Growth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The support for the four old parties fell from around 90% to approximately 58%, and many new parties entered parliament, the most important being the Progress Party and the Centre Democrats, who with around 16% and 8% of the votes respectively attracted a quarter of the voters.
		The Progress Party, led by Mogens Glistrup, represented a revolt against the welfare state, particularly the increases in taxation and the growth of the public sector.
		Politics were now characterised by frequent elections, complex coalitions and narrow parliamentary bases for the governments.
	www.denmark.dk /portal/page?_pageid=374,477924&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL (1575 words)

	Immigration
		Among the most vociferous on the subject is Mogens Glistrup, the outspoken Progress Party founder who claims, “All Muslims should be rounded up into camps, and the women sold to South American countries” (“Europe: Danes,” 1999).
		Another of the vocal politicians is Pia Kjaersgaard, head of the right-wing Danish People’s Party, who told Swedish television, “I think people are frightened by the number of immigrants in Denmark.
		-Party founded by Mogens Glistrup who was convicted in Feb. 1978 of tax evasion in the longest trial in Danish legal history.
	lilt.ilstu.edu /critique/spring2002docs/pytel_roper.htm (6461 words)

	BBC News \| EUROPE \| Danes criticise immigrant list
		While the electorate itself has not broadly adopted DPP views, more established parties have sought to limit the perceived effect on their following of rightist xenophobia, by adopting draconian asylum and immigration laws.
		As if to add insult to the injury of the DPP advertisement, Denmark's home affairs ministry has announced that a new right-wing party run by the enfant terrible of Danish politics, Mogens Glistrup, will be contesting the next general election.
		Mr Glistrup, a tax lawyer who spent several years in prison for tax evasion, first came on to the Danish political scene in the 1970s at the head of the zero-tax, zero-defence Progress Party.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/world/europe/1504457.stm (474 words)

	Press release for Arne Myggen
		Although reluctant to be politically active, Arne Myggen did not follow the reigning social doctrine of the time and gave many speeches to Danish Rotary Clubs expressing his views.
		He also introduced to the Conservative party the attorney, Mogens Glistrup, who later formed a new party “Fremskridspartiet” - which added considerable entertainment value to the Danish Parliament for years to come.
		In 1977, he and Lillian immigrated to the USA to live in California and be close to their two sons, Finn and Bent.
	www.visionears.com /Arne/arne4.html (680 words)

	History guide for Denmark by Hostelbookers
		Perhaps the biggest change in the 1970s was the foundation – and subsequent influence – of the new Progress Party (Fremskridtspartiet), headed by Mogens Glistrup, who claimed to have an income of over a million kroner but to be paying no income tax through manipulation of the tax laws.
		The Progress Party stood on a ticket of immigration curbs and drastic tax cuts, and Glistrup went on to compare tax avoidance with the sabotaging of Nazi railway lines during the war.
		He also announced that if elected he would replace the Danish defence force with an answering machine saying "we surrender" in Russian.
	www.hostelbookers.com /guides/denmark/115640 (327 words)

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