Geert Wilders is the canary in the coal mine

Submitted by Susan (United States), Jan 19, 2010 at 22:28

If the left-wing, dhimmified, eurowussies convict this courageous, brilliant man of "inciting hate" or whatever asinine charge they have allowed the Muslim invaders to level against him, they are signing Europe's death warrant.. If they shut down free speech to appease their implacable, parasitical Muslim immigrant population, they are traitors to their own people and civilization. Geert Wilders is a hero and I believe he will most definitely emerge as a "world-historical figure". He is the Netherlands' and Europe's Cassandra and I pray the self-hating, socialist multiculturalists who run Europe will listen to this man before it's too late.

Geert Wilders is guilty of nothing but telling the truth about Islam---the irrefutable truth! When did it become "offensive" to tell the truth? It became offensive when Muslims invaded the West, bringing with them their archaic culture and seventh century religion, which are incompatible with Western Civilization. When they began fomenting the supremacy and hatred that exemplifies Islam and animating the dictates of the Qur'an with horrendous terror attacks, the infidels started studying Islam and were horrified to learn that Islam's "holy" Qur'an is a manifesto of perpetual war against the non-Muslim world. Geert Wilders had the audacity to tell the truth about Islam and for that he is being tried like a common criminal. What an outrage! And what folly for Muslims to think they can hide Islam's documented historical record and the doctrine of Islam from the nations they aspire to conquer for Allah!

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