Pim Fortuyn & Theo van Gogh
Never forget
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The man who hasnt read the book is Marcel van dam who would right after this call Pim an "untermensch" (inferior person) , not long after Pim got murdered after being trown the racist card at by the same marxist that do today; 15 years later.
A lot of people are suprised at what happens in the US and EU... I am not... you all were silent then... bombing Iraq MWDs 9/11 the milleniumbug, it all had been to distracting it all had been to much, the media circus around made you all... me included... sit down in dismay and stunned... we allowed the debate to be diluted; allowed to feel shame when bullshit buzzwords are used,
so people remember, always remember that you might not have been made known with important events, remember that history gets rewritten by "victors" remember that it is not PEOPLES that are dividing, it is ideology. I for one am uncompromising in the area of being able to speak, it should go without saying that Zaelotism is diametrically opposed to that... I will defend that freedom of speech with my life.O, yes btw, they already released the killer.
[Video: Pondering on politics - Legacy of Pim Fortuyn]
[Mirror: https://youtu.be/gcr76jm1olI ]
Theo van gogh
Theo
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1r3_iqcjMGtuNTrBoTqFI7QNJuwDgC1OF
Submission (2004 film)
The day after the murder, Dutch police arrested eight Muslims allegedly belonging to a group later referred to as the Hofstad Network. Six detainees were Dutch-Moroccans, one was Dutch-Algerian, and one had dual Spanish-Moroccan nationality. Bouyeri's trial took place over two days, 11 and 12 July 2005, in a high-security building in Amsterdam's Osdorp neighborhood.
In a letter on 8 July, he announced that he would not attend the trial voluntarily and that he did not accept its jurisdiction.[5] The prosecutor demanded that he be forcibly transported to the courthouse, which the court granted. Bouyeri's lawyers did attend the trial but did not ask questions or make closing statements. Bouyeri appeared before the court carrying a Qur'an under his arm.[6]
At the trial Bouyeri expressed no remorse for the murder he admitted to having done, saying to the victim's mother: "I don’t feel your pain. I don’t have any sympathy for you. I can’t feel for you because I think you’re a non-believer." [7]and that he would have done it again. Bouyeri also argued that "in the fight of the believers against the infidels, violence is approved by the prophet Muhammad".
[8] The prosecutor demanded life imprisonment for Bouyeri, stating: "The defendant rejects our democracy. He even wants to bring down our democracy. With violence. He is insistent. To this day. He sticks to his views with perseverance."[9]
On 26 July 2005, Bouyeri received a life sentence, which is the most severe punishment under Dutch law and carries no chance of parole (an early release is technically possible via a pardon by the reigning monarch but this is extremely rare). Other than war criminals, Bouyeri is only the 28th person to receive this punishment since 1945. Life sentences were seen only with multiple-homicide cases, but the Wet terroristische misdrijven ("terrorist crimes law") that went into effect on 10 August 2004 extended it to leaders of terrorist organisations. Imprisonments ordinarily in excess of 15 years can be upgraded to life imprisonment, as was the case with Bouyeri.[10]
[Independent - Ayaan Hirsi Ali: My life under a fatwa]
Ayaan Hirsi Ali was stabbed into the world's consciousness three years ago. One wet afternoon in November 2004, her friend Theo van Gogh – a film-maker, and descendant of Vincent – left his house and was about to cycle off through Amsterdam.
But a young Dutch-born Muslim called Mohammed Bouyeri was waiting for him – with a handgun and two sharpened butcher's knives. Wordlessly, he shot Van Gogh twice in the chest. Van Gogh howled: "Can't we talk about this?" Bouyeri ignored his pleas and fired four more times. Then he pulled out a knife and slit Van Gogh's throat with such strength that his head was almost severed from his body. He used the other knife to stab a five-page letter on to Van Gogh's haemorrhaging corpse.
Ayaan explains: "The letter was addressed to me." It said that Van Gogh had been "executed" for making a film with her that exposed the widespread abuse of Muslim women. Now, she would be "executed" too – for being an apostate.She says that, even now, "every time I close my eyes, I see the murder, and I hear Theo pleading for his life. 'Can't we talk about this?' he asked his killer. It was so Dutch, so sweet and innocent."
https://www.jihadwatch.org/2008/07/hirsi-ali-seeks-police-protection-in-us
Thank you US, Don't follow us... Don't , don't be enticed in the racebaiting bullshit its IDEOLOGY and a political fascist at that. Blessed be