Can't recall if any of the following have been posted in IF before. It's about the wondrous miracles which that great Religion of Peace is working in the Netherlands, turning the evil kafir secular nation of Holland into an islamic pardees:
- http://www.timesonline.co.uk/newspaper/0,,...2058502,00.html <b>'We should fear Hollandâs silence - Islamists are stifling debate in what was Europeâs freest country'</b>
- Dutch suspected terrorist wanted to kill two MPs - terrorist is a faithful member of the Ummah, of course
- http://www.radionetherlands.nl/currentaffairs/hof060310
Radio Netherlands:
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>Verdict in Dutch terror trial</b>
by Hans de Vreij
10-03-2006
Heavy sentences for some of the suspects, freedom for most. In the eyes of many, that was the somewhat surprising result of the court case against 14 members of the so-called 'Hofstad Group'. Also surprising was that the court, unusually, didn't follow the plea from the public prosecutor, but came to its own conclusions.
There was a lot of interest surrounding the case because it was the first time in the Netherlands that the offence of "membership of a criminal organisation with terrorist intent" - part of new anti-terror laws - was being tested.
<b>Mohammed Bouyeri</b>
From the beginning it was clear that four members of the group wouldn't escape conviction. For a start, Mohammed Bouyeri, the man who's already been convicted of murdering Dutch film-maker Theo van Gogh. The court decided, just like the public prosecutor, that Bouyeri was a member and leader of the group. However, there was no further punishment, because Bouyeri is already serving a life sentence.
Then there were two men who were guilty of acts of violence and a third who had been arrested in possession of a loaded machine-gun. The first two, the US-Dutch national Jason W Walters and Ismail Akhnikh were sentenced to, respectively, 15 and 13 years in prison.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->Is that Jason Walters another case of a 'US christian turned terrorist and planned to kill <i>n</i> number of people in Holland'? (Restyling the title of that UK news article, recently mentioned on IF, which ran something like 'Hindu turned terrorist and planned to kill thousands' - naturally, the terrorist was muslim.)
- http://www.timesonline.co.uk/newspaper/0,,...2058502,00.html <b>'We should fear Hollandâs silence - Islamists are stifling debate in what was Europeâs freest country'</b>
- Dutch suspected terrorist wanted to kill two MPs - terrorist is a faithful member of the Ummah, of course
- http://www.radionetherlands.nl/currentaffairs/hof060310
Radio Netherlands:
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><b>Verdict in Dutch terror trial</b>
by Hans de Vreij
10-03-2006
Heavy sentences for some of the suspects, freedom for most. In the eyes of many, that was the somewhat surprising result of the court case against 14 members of the so-called 'Hofstad Group'. Also surprising was that the court, unusually, didn't follow the plea from the public prosecutor, but came to its own conclusions.
There was a lot of interest surrounding the case because it was the first time in the Netherlands that the offence of "membership of a criminal organisation with terrorist intent" - part of new anti-terror laws - was being tested.
<b>Mohammed Bouyeri</b>
From the beginning it was clear that four members of the group wouldn't escape conviction. For a start, Mohammed Bouyeri, the man who's already been convicted of murdering Dutch film-maker Theo van Gogh. The court decided, just like the public prosecutor, that Bouyeri was a member and leader of the group. However, there was no further punishment, because Bouyeri is already serving a life sentence.
Then there were two men who were guilty of acts of violence and a third who had been arrested in possession of a loaded machine-gun. The first two, the US-Dutch national Jason W Walters and Ismail Akhnikh were sentenced to, respectively, 15 and 13 years in prison.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->Is that Jason Walters another case of a 'US christian turned terrorist and planned to kill <i>n</i> number of people in Holland'? (Restyling the title of that UK news article, recently mentioned on IF, which ran something like 'Hindu turned terrorist and planned to kill thousands' - naturally, the terrorist was muslim.)