May 1, 5:15 PM
Courtesy Of The Examiner
This is one of those kinds of news that would be too ridiculous to be true, if it actually wasn't true.
Well, it is.
Geert Wilders, a fanatical politician from the Netherlands was recently on tour in the US.
Banned in the UK for his never-ending anti-Muslim hate rants where he perpetually endeavors to instigate violence against immigrants, Wilders was shamelessly welcomed in the US by Rep. Adam Hasner (R-FL).
But you'd be surprised to learn the venue where the atheist Wilders and his vitriol was most warmly received: in synagogues - both in Florida as well as in Massachusetts.
In the first few minutes of the above videos, we hear Godless Geert sputter the following:
1. Islam is not a religion but a totalitarian ideology (If Geert had studied history he would have learned that Muslim Spain literally taught the rest of Europe what freedom of religion is. - Yusuf)
2. Israel is the only country in the Middle East with rule of law and functioning politics (I'm sure Syria, Lebanon, Jordan and Egypt are in full agreement with that statement. - Yusuf)
3. UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown is the biggest coward in Europe. (Nothing personal Geert but I would have deported you too. - Yusuf)
4. The rights of religious freedom do not apply in Islam. (See response #1 - Yusuf)
5. Apply open discrimination and selectively denaturalize and deport Muslim immigrants (Okay piggy, now you're a confimed racist - Yusuf)
Obviously Geert's sheer presence in the US, not to mention his racist ideas, were widely condemned in mainstream circles.
Even the ADL issued the following statement against Wilders, much to the dismay of the synagogues that applauded his filth I suppose.
“The ADL strongly condemns Geert Wilders' message of hate against Islam as inflammatory, divisive and antithetical to American democratic ideals. This rhetoric is dangerous and incendiary, and wrongly focuses on Islam as a religion, as opposed to the very real threat of extremist, radical Islamists.”
Author: Yusuf Khan
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