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This with thanks and appreciation to Bld for alerting me to the article:
Read the full article here: We should fear Holland's silence
Mark Alexander
- Judges Rule Killer Of Pim Fortuyn Must Be Let Out On Parole
Pim Fortuyn was a homosexual man and Dutch politician. During his campaign he spoke out bravely against Islam and it's opposition to Western values. He was murdered by a Leftist Muslim-sympathizer. From the Amsterdam Herald: The killer of politician...
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Ayaan Hirsi Ali Ayaan Hirsi Ali On The Trial Of Geert Wilders Imagine if a leader within the tea party movement were able to persuade its members to establish a third political party. Imagine he succeeded—overwhelmingly—and that as their leader...
- Fortuyn Killed ‘to Protect Muslims’
From Vlad Tepes: By Ambrose Evans-Pritchard and Joan Clements in Amsterdam Published: 12:00AM GMT 28 Mar 2003 A Left-wing activist confessed in court yesterday to Holland’s first political assassination in 400 years, claiming that he shot Pim Fortuyn...
- Bruce Bawer: Memo From Europe - Why Has Vlaams Belang Become A Sacred Cow For So Many Anti-jihadist Writers?
UPDATE: It has been pointed out to me that Bawer's insistence on not naming names, in the article quoted below, has the deleterious effect of casting aspersions on almost the entirety of the anti-Jihad blogosphere, especially the big name bloggers. ...
- A Day Of Mourning
Today is the anniversary of the murder of Pim Fortuyn, murdered four years ago in Hilversum, Netherlands by Far-Left activist Volkert van der Graaf. I have tried checking all of the news, but there is of yet no mention of the annual march held in memory...
Green Energy
Holland's Silence Is Deafening!
This with thanks and appreciation to Bld for alerting me to the article:
Islamists are stifling debate in what was Europe’s freest country, says Douglas Murray.
‘Would you write the name you’d like to use here, and your real name there?” asked the girl at reception. I had just been driven to a hotel in the Hague. An hour earlier I’d been greeted at Amsterdam airport by a man holding a sign with a pre-agreed cipher. I hadn’t known where I would be staying, or where I would be speaking. The secrecy was necessary: I had come to Holland to talk about Islam.
Last weekend, four years after his murder, Pim Fortuyn’s political party, Lijst Pim Fortuyn, held a conference in his memory on Islam and Europe. The organisers had assembled nearly all the writers most critical of Islam’s current manifestation in the West. The American scholars Daniel Pipes and Robert Spencer were present, as were the Egyptian-Jewish exile and scholar of dhimmitude, Bat Ye’or, and the great Muslim apostate Ibn Warraq.
Read the full article here: We should fear Holland's silence
Mark Alexander
- Judges Rule Killer Of Pim Fortuyn Must Be Let Out On Parole
Pim Fortuyn was a homosexual man and Dutch politician. During his campaign he spoke out bravely against Islam and it's opposition to Western values. He was murdered by a Leftist Muslim-sympathizer. From the Amsterdam Herald: The killer of politician...
-
Ayaan Hirsi Ali Ayaan Hirsi Ali On The Trial Of Geert Wilders Imagine if a leader within the tea party movement were able to persuade its members to establish a third political party. Imagine he succeeded—overwhelmingly—and that as their leader...
- Fortuyn Killed ‘to Protect Muslims’
From Vlad Tepes: By Ambrose Evans-Pritchard and Joan Clements in Amsterdam Published: 12:00AM GMT 28 Mar 2003 A Left-wing activist confessed in court yesterday to Holland’s first political assassination in 400 years, claiming that he shot Pim Fortuyn...
- Bruce Bawer: Memo From Europe - Why Has Vlaams Belang Become A Sacred Cow For So Many Anti-jihadist Writers?
UPDATE: It has been pointed out to me that Bawer's insistence on not naming names, in the article quoted below, has the deleterious effect of casting aspersions on almost the entirety of the anti-Jihad blogosphere, especially the big name bloggers. ...
- A Day Of Mourning
Today is the anniversary of the murder of Pim Fortuyn, murdered four years ago in Hilversum, Netherlands by Far-Left activist Volkert van der Graaf. I have tried checking all of the news, but there is of yet no mention of the annual march held in memory...