Wilders’ film Fitna is an act of political propaganda made by a Dutch political leader trying to reduce the multidimensionality of the lives of Muslims and non-Muslims by using an adversarial ritual. It is a ritual that depict war against one another and people who have to face and overcome challenges.
Wilders has released his film Fitna. One comment on it: you will see a picture of Mohammed Bouyeri who killed Theo van Gogh. Only…it is not Bouyeri but Salah Edin a Moroccan-Dutch rapper.
I will give some more backgrounds the coming days but for now you can watch at LiveLeak if you want:
There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
Historisch Nieuwsblad : De Geschiedenismonitor 2008
Uit de geschiedenismonitor blijkt verder dat een meerderheid van de Nederlanders vindt dat de nationale identiteit gevaar loopt door de komst van (islamitische) immigranten. Volgens 56 procent van de respondenten is de islam niet verenigbaar met de Joods-christelijke en humanistische traditie van Nederland. Deze mening leeft het sterkst […]
Vonnis terreurzaak overtreft eis – Binnenland – de Volkskrant
Vonnis terreurzaak overtreft eis
Van onze verslaggeefsters Janny Groen, Annieke Kranenberg
ROTTERDAM – De rechtbank in Rotterdam heeft het echtpaar Lahbib B. (30) en Hanan S. (26) dinsdag veroordeeld tot 3 jaar cel wegens deelname aan een terroristische organisatie en het voorbereiden van […]
A small update on the film that still is not there.
Most Dutch broadcasting companies will not air the film, since they are not allowed to view the film before airing it. Contrary to all other broadcasting companies the NMO (Dutch Muslim Channel) has offered, although not officially, to Wilders to broadcast the film. […]
Islam is het probleem, niet de moslims – Binnenland – de Volkskrant
De islam is een politieke ideologie die streeft naar wereldheerschappij en die het Westen bedreigt, betogen Geert Wilders en Martin Bosma.
SP-sympathisant Harry de Winter verdiende miljoenen met het tv-spelletje Lingo. De lingo die hij maandag op de voorpagina van de […]
Finding Freedom in Cyberspace – IslamOnline.net – Muslim Affairs
“I am writing to let you know that in less than 2 hours the last turbine of the Gaza Strip’s only power plant will stop working. The fuel for the power plant … will run out in 2 hours,” blogs Mona El-Farra, a mother […]
The second book of Gabriel Marranci, The Anthropology of Islam, will be available at the end of this month. As a prelude he provides with a short excerpt from the introduction: an elenchos which is question–answer dialogue that aims to clarify a topic through deconstructing other arguments; in this case, how‘Islam’ may be understood within […]
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