He was once refused entry to Britain. He has called for the Qur'an to be banned and has proposed a tax on wearing headscarves. And he is also the first politician ever to stand trial on charges of 'incitement to hatred'. Geert Wilders, instantly recognisable for his quiff of platinum blond hair, is one of Holland's most controversial and well-known politicians and, some argue, Europe's most dangerous man.

Bafta-winning filmmakers Mags Gavan and Joost van der Valk follow Wilders on his campaign trail during the recent Dutch elections, meet members of the international anti-Islamic network who support him, and find out about a conspiracy theory promoting the belief that Europe is being taken over by Islam.

Read a recent piece by MPAC which is as always lambasting others for not doing enough.

Thing is that on this occasion - and others too, they are simply wrong.

Geert Wilders was not banned from the UK for hurting Muslim Sentiment. He is not being challenged in the Dutch courts for hurting Muslim sentiment.

I watched the film he made - and by far the biggest thing against it was that it was crap. It did not need refuting.

By kicking up a fuss, MPAC (and others) have played into his hands, giving him a legitimacy when there was none.

Talking of "double standards", I am quite sure MPAC are (rightly) against, for example, Yusuf Al Qaradawi being banned from entering the UK.