“The secret of all victory lies in the organization of the non-obvious.” -Marcus Aurelius
This video was up at YT with ‘soft’ titles yesterday but we felt that the subject and nature of this was too important to not have our own reliable translation (thank you H Numan) so we did it ourselves.
Please note that the person they interview at the end appears to be a purveyor of the narrative. I had considered just clipping it off the end but we added a note instead with some relevant attributes that may affect yur view of his statements.
Mr President, Members of the Court,
For more than eleven years, I have been living under death threats. Every day, I am reminded of this. Even today. This morning, I was driven here in a convoy of armored cars, with sirens, flashing lights, and surrounded by bodyguards. And not only today, but every day.
I will be brought home in the same way. Home is a safe-house. My office is a shielded room. And when I have to stand in court, it is here, in a bunker at Schiphol.
For more than eleven years already, I have been paying a heavy price. And I think that you as well as I know why. I am paying that price for the same reason as why I am standing in the dock for the second time. Because I dare to criticize Islam and mention the Moroccan problem.
“Freedom is the power that we have over ourselves,” said the great Dutch jurist Hugo Grotius. His statue stands at the entrance of the Supreme Court in The Hague. Hugo Grotius is the symbol of Dutch law. But once he was on trial himself. He was sentenced to life because he had fought on the side of Johan van Oldenbarnevelt for Dutch freedoms. But Grotius escaped in a coffin and fled to Antwerp.
Sometimes I wish that I could escape myself. But I know that I cannot. I would have to pay a price which I do not want to pay. I would have to shut up. And I cannot. I do not want that. And I will not do it. Freedom of expression is the only freedom I still have. And, forgive me, I will never give it up.
So here I stand again.
And I honestly think it is a disgrace that I have to stand here.
Millions of people in this country and abroad think so, too.
In case anyone thinks the CVE or UN resolution 16/18 isn’t real, maybe you need to watch this a couple of times.
This email just came in:
The situation in the Netherlands is becoming severe since New Year Eve. Demonstrations against asylum seekers centres are becoming more violent and the so called “refugees” show gradually their real face …and the hazard they had brought with them
Demonstration against ‘refugee’ center and police action to end it
Adult student attacks teacher in Dutch school
The video below is described as, ‘Muslims bully the Dutch over Christmas holidays’ but it appears to be a sort of compilation propaganda video with various events stitched together from last summer across Europe while the Dutch PM drones on about helping the migrants. At one point it does cut to The Netherlands though about a peculiar ind of alleged attack on an upstairs apt. of a low rise where it is claimed that the downstairs muslim migrants are piping some kind of noxious gas into the upstairs flat, presumably with the intention of evicting the upstairs indigenous Dutch. As the attack substantially increased at Christmas, it doesn’t seem impossible. Perhaps someone is familiar with IS or Muslim Brotherhood literature on how this kind of attack might be done. The smell was mothballs.
Thank you Nicolai Sennels and Ron.
Post Script:
There is an ongoing situation in one part of the Netherlands where the locals are hanging multiple pig heads at a certain location and claiming it is part of an old and honoured Dutch tradition to do so. Of course the police are more interested in level 1 sharia compliancy so there is ongoing conflict over that.
An original translation by SIMONXML
For most of us 2016 got off to a good start but for some Amsterdam Jews New Year was a lot less enjoyable. Their home was attacked by youths who kicked the windows and doors and shouted “free Palestine”. The house was badly damaged as shown in this photo posted by one of the occupants on Facebook:
The occupant stated on Facebook that they intend to report the frightening incident. Anti-Semitic incidents such as these are becoming more common in the Netherlands. Figures from the Centre for Information and Documentation on Israel (CIDI) records that reports of anti-Semitism are showing a strong upward trend. In 2014 the number of incidents of physical violence doubled compared to 2013 and the number of incidents of verbal abuse on the street increased by 90 percent. Threats were also more common.
The fact that the anti-Semitic attackers during the New Year used both the slogan “Jewish cancer” and “free Palestine” proves that anti-Semitism and anti-Israeli views are closely intertwined. In the words of the CIDI:
“The offenders seem to see the actions of Israel as an excuse for expressing the anti-Semitic feelings that they already have.”
It is to be hoped that the perpetrators responsible are caught and brought to justice quickly. Only through firm action can such incidents be halted.
An original article explaining the situation in a Dutch village where locals rioted against yet another proposed government funded refugee center for muslims in population replacement numbers.
Just don’t look. It will be OK
Dutch cheese, Dutch butter, Dutch milk, Dutch cows, dairy products have always been a major part of the Dutch economy and a reason for its fame. With nearly 4.5 million cows, each producing approximately 12 tons of manure per year, that is an incredible amount of BS. The Dutch solution is to inject it back into the soil, bit by bit, from February to September, working on the principle that if you spread it thin, no-one will complain.
So too with refugees. The list of official centers reads like a telephone book: [Aalten 300, Alkmaar 460, Almelo 378, Almere 800, Alphen aan den Rijn 1,140, Amersfoort 301, Apeldoorn 400, Arnhem – De Berg 400, Arnhem-Zuid – Vreedenburgh 339, Azelo 375, Baexem 425, Bellingwolde 345, Bergen aan Zee 95, Borculo 130, Breda 400, Budel-Cranendonck 1,700, Budel-Dorplein 239, Burgum 450, Delfzijl 430, Den Haag 600, Den Haag – Loosduinen 40, Den Helder – Doggershoek 575, Den Helder – Maaskampkazerne 300, Den Helder 372, Deventer 50, Doetinchem 350, Drachten 460, Dronten 1,000, Echt 414, Ede 370, Eindhoven 700, Emmen 500, Geeuwenbrug 75, Gilze en Rijen 1,200, Goes 300, Gorinchem 300, Grave 600, Groningen 550, Grou, Oer ‘t Hout 195, Gulpen-Wittem 250, Haarlem 400, Heerhugowaard 600, Heerlen 412, Hengelo (OV) 135, Hoogeveen 1,000, Katwijk 1,170, Kolham 400, Leersum 675, Lelystad Schepenen 230, Leeuwarden 600, Leiden 250, Luttelgeest 1,000, Maastricht 600, Middelburg 330, Musselkanaal 450, Nijmegen Heumensoord 3,000, Nijmegen 325, Oisterwijk 450, Ommen 370, Onnen 480, Ootmarsum 230, Oranje 700, Oude Pekela 467, Overberg 200, Overloon 800, Rosmalen 500, ‘s-Gravendeel 375, Schalkhaar 550, Scheerwolde 35, Sint Annaparochie 400, Stadskanaal 538, Sweikhuizen 242, Ter Apel 2,000, Terneuzen 600, Tilburg 400, Utrecht 450, Utrecht Kanaleneiland 500, Valkenswaard 400, Veenhuizen 600, Venlo 480, Vierhouten 60, Vledder 180, Wageningen 246, Wassenaar 750, Weert 1,000, Winterswijk 500, Zaanstad Rijshoutweg 300, Zaanstad Burg. in ‘t Veldpark 500, Zeist 379, Zweeloo 450, Zwolle IJsselhallen 400 …] spread them thin, avoid large concentrations and it’s impressive how many you can hide away in a country a little large than twice the size of the state of New Jersey.
The recent “refugee crisis” has meant however that even this is not enough. Refugees are being shuttled from one temporary location (where they are legally only allowed to stay for 72 hours) to another – sports halls, empty office buildings, vacation parks, tents. It’s hardly any wonder that locals, who see their children no longer able to take part in school sports because the local gym is occupied, are getting annoyed. It no wonder that the refugees themselves are becoming increasingly aggressive, and no surprise that problems like scabies outbreaks are beginning to appear.
Rather than limit the number of incoming refugees, all Dutch citizens are urged to step up and accept their moral responsibility. The Dutch COA agency sent out an appeal to local authorities to “do the right thing” and find locations where the refugees could be housed and the local authorities have responded.
Dutch democracy, like a lot of things Dutch, appears to be very similar to democracy in many other countries but, like a lot of other things Dutch, the Dutch have their very own interpretation. The democratic part of Dutch local authorities is the “Raad” or council. These are elected. Well, not quite. Votes can be cast for individuals (with literally hundreds of names of anonymous individuals appearing on ballot forms) or political parties. The parties then choose their office holders based on the number of total votes they received. This can mean that an office holder may actually have received only a few tens of votes. Above the council is the “burgermeester” (mayor, appointed, not elected) and the “wethouders” (aldermen, chosen by the council, not elected), together forming the “college van burgermeester en wethouders” (“B&W” for short). While the council may veto B&W decisions, the B&W holds the executive power and makes its decisions independently of the council.
Why is this important? It’s important because this is the reason why there have been riots in Geldermalsen, protests in Steenbergen, demonstrations in Glanerbrug, and why there will be many, many more.
Mr. President, members of the Chamber,
I have the right to a fair trial. That is why I am here.
Not to ask you a favor. But to ask you what I am entitled to.
A fair trial. And the right to defend myself in the best possible way.
If you do not give me that chance then this trial will be a farce.
During the first meeting the investigative judge told to me, “You should have a fair chance, the law will be interpreted broadly.” But the opposite has happened. All my 39 requests, all the requests from the defendant have been rejected.
Apparently, I am not allowed an adequate defense.
The investigative judge is uncritically following the Public Prosecutor. The Chamber agreed with the Public Prosecutor to reject the first twelve requests. Hopefully, that will not be the case for the 27 rejections that you must decide on now. Because if all reasonable requests are rejected, then I cannot defend myself, and I apparently have to be sentenced at all costs.
I am taken to court for what I have said.
But I have said nothing wrong.
Fewer Moroccans, fewer Syrians, fewer Mexicans, fewer Russians, I do not see why stating that is punishable. However, when Turkish members of the Dutch parliament call me a tumor that must be fought and when they compare me to Hitler, then there is no consternation, no massive complaints on pre-printed forms, no prime minister who speaks shame of it and no Public Prosecutor to come into action.
What kind of country are we living in?!
I speak for millions of Dutch. And I will continue to do so.
That is my duty as a representative of the people.
And that is my right. It is a travesty that I have to stand here before you today.
I have done nothing wrong.
At least, I want to be allowed to defend myself in court.
I want to hear witnesses and experts so that I can defend myself.
The investigative judge promised me a fair chance, but he did not give me such a chance.
I now turn to you: Give me the chance to defend myself.
Give me the chance to a fair trial.
Thank you H Numan and Gates of Vienna for translating and editing this important video
An original translation by SIMONXML
By: Merijn Rengers, John Schoorl – 09/20/14, 07:01
The Public Prosecutor (OM) is investigating fraud and corruption in at least five major anti-radicalization projects. This has been revealed by investigations by the Dutch Volkskrant newspaper into the misuse of subsidies to combat jihadism in the Netherlands.
According to a spokesperson for the OM there are two suspects in a criminal investigation into fraud involving subsidies provided by the Institute for Multicultural Affairs (FORUM). Those involved say that it concerns two anti-radicalization experts who were arrested on July 31 in The Hague
One is FORUM program manager and Labour politician Halim el Madkouri, the other the Hague Berber activist, Farid L. Shortly before his arrest, the latter had been seen by a number of undercover agents giving an envelope containing four thousand euros in cash to El Madkouri in a coffee bar.
Fm: BadNewsfromTheNetherlands via De Telegraaf.nl
The Dutch Telegraaf daily has information from reliable intelligence sources that Dutch volunteers in Syria are involved in war crimes including decapitations and executions of prisoners without trial. Some of them are even proud of what they are doing. According to these sources, they are involved in these crimes on a major scale. Almost 100 Dutch volunteers are in Syria, mainly around Idlib,Aleppo and Homs. Contrary to what is often thought,their numbers are gradually increasing.
Frankly I think European governments should be paying them to do this. I do not see why this is a problem. What a great way for Europe to get rid of its jihadis. Why in the world would they want to keep them at ‘home’? They should send them to Syria directly with a few hundred blanks and a sheet of LSD and wish them allah’s inevitable will.
FM: BadNewsFromTheNetherlands:
Bernt Schneiders, Mayor of Haarlem says that punishing a small group of mainly young Moroccan criminals does not help. He reacted to two recent violent incidents in the town. A 20-year old woman was beaten by 6 Moroccans. Two days later, two old women 88 and 90, were attacked by two Moroccans. None of the perpetrators have been caught. The Mayor said: “A small minority cannot be rehabilitated. Only long-term jail time can protect society.”
Source: Telegraaf.nl
It could only be that way.
I seriously doubt guards have troubles with ”prisoners for Jesus” inmates. Interestingly enough, Muslim prisoners, as well prison conversion to Islam, produces a completely different kind of inmate.
FM: BadNewsFromTheNetherlands:
Dutch prisoners feel threatened by other prisoners with Muslim backgrounds. This was published by the DailySpits. Dutch prisoners complain that they are being cursed at and continuously exposed to hissing sounds of gas. No assistance is given to them by the jailers, because according to a prisoner, they are afraid of the Muslim prisoners themselves. The non-Muslim prisoners have complained to the Commission of Supervision, but nothing happens. Jaap Brandligt, Director of an organization called Bonjo which deals with the interests of prisoners, has acknowledged that there are tensions between Muslim and non-Muslim prisoners.
