The priorities of the Dutch:
Dutch businesses warned on Saturday that they would consider suing far-right lawmaker Geert Wilders if his anti-Islam film led to a commercial boycott of Dutch goods, while police said cars were set ablaze and graffiti called for Wilders to be killed.
“A boycott would hurt Dutch exports. Businesses such as Shell, Philips, and Unilever are easily identifiable as Dutch companies. I don’t know if Wilders is rich, or well-insured, but in case of a boycott, we would look to see if we could make him bear responsibility,” Bernard Wientjes, the chairman of the Dutch employers’ organisation VNO-NCW, told the Het Financieel Dagblad newspaper.
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Two days after the Internet release of the long-awaited 17-minute documentary “Fitna”, Muslim nations, including Malaysia and Singapore, and the United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon condemned it. Although there were no mass disturbances in the Netherlands, two cars were set ablaze in Utrecht overnight, with a slogan calling for the death of Wilders. Police said they could not say with certainty that it was connected to the release of “Fitna.”
Geert Wilders
Wilders is risking his life in standing behind this film, and he should be enjoying the support of his countrymen. Apparently they’re only able to pay lip service to free speech.
Speaking of Muslim-related issues, Dr. Abd Al-Hamid Al-’Ubeidi, expert on Islamic Law, doesn’t think there was much wrong with Muhammed banging the 9 year old girl whom he married, and even if there was, well, you Western heathen sluts have no right to talk anyway. (Nice way to dodge the issue. )
“Many criminals, the enemies of Islam, ask: ‘How could the Prophet Muhammad, at 52 years of age, marry ‘Aisha when she was only 8 years old, and consummate the marriage when she was 9 years old?’ I say to them: People who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones.”
Boy, if that’s not logic at its purest, I don’t know what is.
So rape and pedophilia are legit under Islam as long as the child is married first?
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