Boris Van der Ham: The Rights of Man in the Arab World

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Boris Van der Ham: ‘The Rights of Man in the Arab World’

Posted on 14 February 2011 by Emperor

Interesting message. This is from the Netherlands and it is interesting to note that one person in particular, Geert Wilders’ anti-Islam and anti-Arab message has been dealt a severe blow.

(hat tip: Jack)

George Carty

Would Geert Wilders have become so dangerous were it not for the martyrdom of Pim Fortuyn?

(That’s martyrdom in the eyes of Dutch Islamophobes, of course…)
Daniel

My impression of the Dutch people is that far more are rational and lovers of liberty, rather than like Geert Wilders. That’s why people like Wilders come of such a surprise to me.
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Jack

Also note this guy is a member of parliament and the number 2 of the Liberal Democrat Party, Democraten ’66 (D66), with ten seats in the House of Parliament.
mindy1

This guy sounds so rational and logical. Love it BTW, Thomas Paine dropped out of school when he was 13, so brillance and education are not always mutually exclusive.
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BBC 2 aired a documentary on Geert Wilders today, it can be viewed online here at the BBC site, it’s not yet on Youtube

Elsaporte, you may find this handy for your own work

Geert Wilders: Europe’s Most Dangerous Man?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00yrt35/This_World_20102011_Geert_Wilders_Europes_Most_Dangerous_Man/
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Averroe’s Ghost

Boris is the opposite of the repulsive Geert Wilders it seems.

Actual proponent of Democracy- Boris: Check, Geert: Blank
Proponent of intercultural harmony- Boris: Check, Geert: Blank
Goonish peroxide dyed hair- Boris: Blank, Geert: Check