Showing posts with label Holland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Holland. Show all posts

Friday, July 12, 2013

Celebrity "Reverts"

Yesterday, I was watching One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest. I did a search on Ellen Burstyn. Yeah, she made the list of "reverts" even though she's more a syncretist than a Muslim (Sufi):

Saturday, May 16, 2009

Pro-Muslim Manipulation in Holland



Hat Tip: Bare Naked Islam

One film crews catches a second one, with a political agenda, namely trying to make the case that Muslims are somehow mistreated or alienated in The Netherlands (go figure!), staging scenes and reactions...

Thursday, March 27, 2008

Geert Wilders’ Film Has Been Released: Fitna the Movie – Its Message: Islam Must Be Defeated!

THIS WILL REMAIN THE TOP POST FOR AWHILE

UPDATE: LiveLeak has removed the video, but you can view it HERE.


Original Dutch Version

Fitna - A Quicker Download - Click here to view the quicker download from Ray at Common Sense Against Islam.

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Pastorius adds: And when you are finished watching that, check out these important videos:

Islam: What The West Needs To Know


Obession


MEMRI



And then, there's this:



Go search all six parts at YouTube.

Search "Undercover Mosque"

(And, with thanks to HerRoyalWhyness) Additional links to keep handy:

Chech video infiltrating mosques: I, a Muslim

Remembering Beslan

"SUBMISSION, Theo Van Gogh/Ayaan Hirsi Ali

Saudi Publications on Hate Ideology Fill American Mosques"

and prepare for the seethfest from CAIR . . .

The Washington, D.C.-based organization purports to be a "leading advocate for justice and mutual understanding" and claims to speak for the majority of American Muslims. However, after a careful review of the history, activities, statements, and causes of and by CAIR, it seems that its primary goals are to silence and de-legitimize its critics.

To read Part 1 of CAIR exposed: click here.

For Part 2 on CAIR's Funding, click here.

For Part 3 on "The Suspect Ties of CAIR Officials, Fundraisers and Trainers," click here.

For Part 4, "CAIR and Hamas," click here.

Atlas Shrugs has a great post up with links to the Islamisation status of individual countries for 2007.

Monday, March 03, 2008

Cowardly Dutch Government Considers Banning Geert Wilders’ Anti-Koran Film

THE GUARDIAN: The Dutch government was today examining the legality of banning a film attacking Islam amid fears that it would fan sentiment against the Netherlands in Muslim countries.

The Telegraaf newspaper reported that the coalition government was divided on the film, with the Christian Democrats leaning towards a ban but Labour favouring freedom of expression and calling on Muslim countries to prevent violence against the Netherlands.

The 15-minute film, called Fitna - an Arabic term used in the Qur'an and sometimes translated as "strife" - was made by Geert Wilders, a rightwing politician who leads the nine-member PVV (Freedom) party.

Wilders has argued that there is no such thing as moderate Islam, and has called for a ban of the Qur'an, which he compares to Hitler's Mein Kampf.

"The core of the problem is fascistic Islam, the sick ideology of Allah and Muhammad as it is set out in the Islamic Mein Kampf: the Koran," he wrote in a comment piece for the Volksrant newspaper last year.

Jaap de Hoop Scheffer, the Nato secretary general, has expressed concern about the safety of Nato troops after protests against the film in Afghanistan.

"If the [troops] find themselves in the line of fire because of the film, then I am worried about it and I am expressing that concern," he said in a television interview.

Yesterday, around 1,000 Afghans protested against the republication of a cartoon of the prophet Muhammad in Danish newspapers and Wilders' plan to air the film.

The protesters, mostly religious clerics in the northern Afghan city of Mazar-i-Sharif, demanded the withdrawal of Danish and Dutch troops from Afghanistan.

The Dutch prime minister, Jan Peter Balkenende, warned last week that the Netherlands risked economic sanctions and attacks against its troops because of the film. He stopped short, however, of saying that it should not be broadcast. Dutch government could ban anti-Islam film >>> By Mark Tran and agencies

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Thursday, January 24, 2008

Wilders Warned He May Have to Leave

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Photo of the courageous Geert Wilders courtesy of Google Images

DUTCH NEWS: MP Geert Wilders has been told he may have to leave the Netherlands temporarily when his short firm over the Koran is completed, the anti-Islam campaigner says in an article he has written in Wednesday's Volkskrant.

Wilders says the warning came from the government's terrorism tzar Tjibbe Joustra.

The film was due to be ready for screening at the end of this month but has been delayed for several weeks, says Wilders. [Source: Wilders warned he may have to leave]

This is the comment I have left with the newspaper. It will be interesting to see if it gets published. Is freedom of speech still alive and kicking?
Geert Wilders is a courageous politician in a sea of craven fools!

What he is stating is so obviously correct; yet most of the other Dutch politicians are afraid of telling the people that he is right.

A politician is a public servant: He is elected into office in order to serve the best interests of the people. He believes - rightly in my view - that the Netherlands and Europe is under threat from Islam. It is therefore his duty to inform the vast majority of people who have far less understanding of the problem than he.

As has been written in the UK's 'Daily Telegraph', Holland is governed by people who are fearful of Islam. It would have been more accurate to have stated that ALL Western nations are being governed by people who are fearful of Islam! For all Western governments surely are.

I applaud the courage of Geert Wilders! We need more politicians like him. Would that there were many, many more. Then, perhaps, the West would have a better chance of survival. - ©Mark
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