Dutch court's foolhardy attempt to introduce 'Insulting Islam' charge into Dutch legal system - rejects anti-Islam MP's bias claim

Dutch anti-Islam deputy Geert Wilders
stands in court next to his lawyer Bram Moszkowicz
on May 23, 2011 in Amsterdam

The Dutch courts could become like a portal for Muslim countries and groups to attempt to silence criticism of Islam ~ its objectives and its practises. We have free speech for a reason. The Dutch court seems to be seeking out a reason to break with this ~ for the purpose of making concessions to Islam [an ideology].


More the Islamic world is called 'not free' for a reason. And so there must be some acknowledgement that when people come from the Muslim world ~ that they bring with them the 'not so free' ideology and that many the will have the expectation that these repressive laws and norms be implemented in the west. That a significant portion of Muslim immigrants will reject the very idea of freedom and the right of the individual. Its a religious thing ~ which they want to make a legal thing - but then Europe also becomes 'not so free'!!

THE HAGUE (AFP)— An Amsterdam court rejected a claim by far right leader Geert Wilders that an earlier court decision was biased and that hate speech charges against him should be dropped.
"The request is denied," said Judge Marcel van Oosten, during a hearing broadcast on the Internet by Dutch public television. "The trial must go on."
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