Posts Tagged ‘Geert Wilders’

Why Russia Today? Because the Western mainstream media don’t want you to know that he is articulate, intelligent and bang on the money about the threat of Islam to Europe and the rest of the civilised world. They don’t want you to know because his increasing power and influence is scaring them to death.

The fact that the interview was conducted fairly and without the usual barracking and interruptions and bias, should be perhaps taken on board by certain biased, self-interested ‘its all about me’ journalists here, too..

“Freedom must prevail, and freedom will prevail”

Thank you. It is great to be back in London. And it is great that this time, I got to see more of this wonderful city than just the detention centre at Heathrow Airport.

Today I stand before you, in this extraordinary place. Indeed, this is a sacred place. This is, as Malcolm always says, the mother of all Parliaments, I am deeply humbled to have the opportunity to speak before you.

Thank you Lord Pearson and Lady Cox for your invitation and showing my film ‘Fitna’. Thank you my friends for inviting me.

I first have great news. Last Wednesday City council elections were held in the Netherlands. And for the first time my party, the Freedom Party, took part in these local elections. We participated in two cities. In Almere, one of the largest Dutch cities. And in The Hague, the third largest city; home of the government, the parliament and the queen. And, we did great! In one fell swoop my party became the largest party in Almere and the second largest party in The Hague. Great news for the Freedom Party and even better news for the people of these two beautiful cities. Read the rest of this entry »

Wonderful news. The Islam-realist that the left-wing press delight in falsely and lazily labelling as ‘far right’, confounds his critics as he proves his and his party’s resonance among ordinary people in the Netherlands:

Mr Wilders’s far-Right [ahem-Ed.] Party for Freedom (PVV) made a strong showing in local polls held Wednesday, while the traditionally strong Christian Democratic (CDA) and Labour (PvdA) parties lost support, early results showed.
The PVV came first and second in the only two of 394 municipalities it contested.

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It was the strongest party with 21.6 per cent of the vote in Almere, a city of 187,000 people near the capital Amsterdam previously won by the PvdA, and came second in the seat of government, The Hague – the Netherlands’ third largest city with 442,000 residents. Read the rest of this entry »

Cometh the hour – cometh the man?

The BBC is this morning reporting that the Dutch government is in disarray, after fatal disagreement on the country’s committment to Afghanistan:

Here’s a rough translation of the Partij voor de Vrijheid’s (Party For Freedom – Geert Wilders’ political party) statement on this potentially momentous development – via Google Language Tools, with our best-guess corrections – Dutch-speakers please feel free to get in touch and correct!:

“The Party for Freedom welcomes the fall of the cabinet. PVV Leader Geert Wilders said: “Long hoped for, now arrived. The flag can be raised. The worst government ever did not deserve even one day longer in power.”

“This government excelled especially in breaking records in the field
of mass immigration. It harmed the economy, increased
taxes, supported and facilitated Islam and was weak on street crime.”

“The Netherlands wants a new cabinet to address the problems
such as crime, economic crisis and mass immigration. Finally, the voters will decide. The Party For Freedom is ready”

A golden opportunity that could benefit more than just the Netherlands. The BBC has the full story.

Once again, Pat Condell eloquently voices what everyone else is thinking. Or would be thinking, if this trial weren’t being ignored by much of the European mainstream media.

The politically-motivated show trial of Geert Wilders, arguably The Netherlands’ most popular politician, begins tomorrow. Much rests on the outcome. The ‘Openbaar Ministerie’ (‘Public  Ministry’) is bringing him to court over allegations by a group including the ruling body of an Amsterdam mosque, a well-known Dutch stand-up comedian, a left-wing university professor and a lawyer, that he ‘insulted Islam’ when he compared the Qur’an to ‘Mein Kampf’ and suggested that Muslim immigration be halted in the Netherlands.

A technical court ruling last week (where, suspiciously, reporting was prohibited) prevented the prosecution’s case being derailed at the last minute by a challenge from Wilders’ legal team and he will stand trial tomorrow.

For those unfamiliar with the accused (of whom there should be very few in Europe by the end of this week, whatever the outcome of the case), Wilders is the head of the PVV (Party for Freedom), a Dutch Libertarian/Conservative political party – hardly a ‘far right’ organisation, as his leftist opponents and the liberal media often claim  - ‘far-right’ has become a convenient sobriquet applied indiscriminately by the left to those that disagree with them – and which conjures up images of despots, Nazis and facsists. Wilders is nothing of the sort.

He is, however, rather outspoken on a wide variety of issues, including the Islamisation of Europe, free speech and immigration. He is against the accession of Turkey into the EU. Somewhat controversially (and here we do not agree with him), he would like to see the Qur’an banned along with Mein Kampf, which is banned from sale in the Netherlands (but not from possession). We at Un:dhimmi do not think that any book should be banned. Read the rest of this entry »

In the video above, the unnamed protester, whom we believe to be from Anjem Choudary’s ‘Islam4UK’/al-Muhajiroun group, is encouraged by the reporter to make death threats to Geert Wilders, when he spoke at the invitation of a member of the House of Lords in the British Parliament complex yesterday.

The reporter is from Press TV, the Iranian Government TV Channel. You will hear him referring to the protester as ‘brother’. The reporter then goes on to hand the microphone to other members of the protest group and allow them to make further threatening remarks and death threats to Wilders.

We wonder whether the Metropolitan will be considering any action against this incitement to violence and these clear death threats.

Furthermore, we get the distinct feeling that if roles were reversed – and an anti-Sharia/pro-Israel protest was taking place in the same location; and where the participants were making similar types of remark – there would be police vans, dog handlers and arrests aplenty.

Will the Met act on this thuggish incitement to violence and these clear death threats? We’re not holding our breath.

From the Undhimmi You Tube Channel via Sky News (note the small-but-repellent protest group from Anjem Choudary’s Islam4UK, towards the end of the clip).

If only any of our politicians had this much courage and integrity. Read this then see his controversial film ‘Fitna’ here (bottom of page):

Geert Wilders [has arrived in] Britain today after a Government ban, which stopped him entering the country in February, was overturned.

The Netherlands’ Party for Freedom (PVV) leader had intended to show his short film Fitna – which urges Muslims to tear out “hate-filled” verses from the Koran – to the House of Lords.

But then home secretary Jacqui Smith made him turn back after arriving at Heathrow because his presence could “threaten community harmony and therefore public safety”. Read the rest of this entry »