The lead judge of the court started off by addressing Geert Wilders, leader of the populist PVV party, directly. The judge said that while the media might have portrayed his case as foregone, his court “would not cast judgment before the last word has been spoken”.
It is quite uncommon for judges to reassure their suspects that they will receive a fair trial. But it seems little in the case against Wilders will be business as usual. On Wednesday morning, hundreds of Wilders’ sympathizers were gathered outside the Amsterdam courtroom where Wilders was on trial for group slander and inciting discrimination and violence. A large number of Wilder’s statements to the media and his anti-Islam film Fitna will be presented as evidence. A comparison Wilders drew between the Koran and Hitler’s Mein Kampf is one of his remarks now under legal scrutiny.
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Geert Wilders kangaroo court trial begins.
When you have a judge saying its going to be a fair trial, it means you are going to get screwed.
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Geert Wilders is right : he's only saying what most people in Holland and Europe want to say , but are afraid to say it.
ReplyDeleteThe Koran IS a facist book and IT incites hatred- you can read it all over the faces of radical ( and sometimes what have been called "moderate" Muslims ) when they stand out on the streets yelling about how "Islam will dominate ! "
Wilders is a hero and a very brave man- the free world needs people like him. Islam is best likened to a malignant cancer--spreading fast and lethal . Europe suffers from a weird sickness that has caused them to bow down to Muslims even at it's own expense.
If Geert is found guilty , I hope a scream of protest is heard from Holland to Siberia and never stops until Europe wakes up from their stupid, stupid simpering bleeding-heart daze .
Hurray for Geert ! He's like a savior- Europe should get down on it's knees and thank him.