Wilders’ show trial is part of an Olympian woild wide leftist/islamist agenda to ‘legally’ deem any mention, let alone criticism or discussion of islam, off limits.
The dutch social and political caste won’t stop going after Wilders, his views and ideas are too ‘dangerous’. If they can’t jail him, you can’t help but get the impression they’d be perfectly happy to see him suffer the same fate as Theo van Gogh…
If labore’s mad yuman rites agenda gets up, this type of Orwellian, anti democratic insanity will be enabled here on a far more sinister, national scale.
Rabz of albansleazeyville (Reply)
Fri 29 Oct 10 (08:36am)
Winston Smith replied to Rabz
Fri 29 Oct 10 (11:02am)
I think that their plans are coming apart on them, Rabz.
Look at the political environment now, as opposed to two years ago. The backlash is picking up speed.
Hopefully it can be kept under control.
marie replied to Rabz
Fri 29 Oct 10 (11:36am)
Well said Rabz.
The outcome of this trial may well set the stage. I do feel that many fence-sitters will take Wilder’s side at this point in time. We were not so awake a year or two ago but I am hopeful that it will be a clarion call to freedom loving people that the leftist/academic/elites are the greatest threat to our society.
Free speech sets us free.
Ria Lohuis replied to Rabz
Sat 30 Oct 10 (12:03am)
The latest news re Geert Wilders can be obtained from:
Dutch News.nl
It says that a Pro Wilders demonstration by the English Defence League has been shifted by the Amsterdam Mayor from the Museum Plein (square in central A’dam) to the western port area.
The Mayor said he had concrete evidence that members of the far right EDL were coming to Holland to look for a confrontation with both the police and anti-racists demonstrators!
The Dutch are in control and eventually they will not have their country overruled by minority groups.
Remember this is basically a Christian country: Protestant above “the Rivers” and Catholic in the South.
Saturday, October 30, 2010
Friday, October 1, 2010
Some musings on the problem of greenie extremist scumbags...
No, they don’t believe in these things. Most of those who switched from Labor to Green in August did so because it was fashionable. None of the Labor-to-Green voters I know have any idea of Green policies nor do they care. But they were quick to tell me on the Sunday after the election they voted Green. No greater evidence of this than in those seats where being trendy is everything - Melbourne and Grayndler, in Sydney.
It is the grave weakness in the Greens’ support. Only a third of their voters are true believers, maybe even less.
Dave of Riverina (Reply)
Thu 30 Sep 10 (10:33am)
Rabz replied to Dave
Thu 30 Sep 10 (02:01pm)
Dave,
Being a resident of Albansleazeyville (Grayndler), I must respectfully disagree with your assertion.
One point I’ve been banging on about over the last few months (in particular to a certain big teddles) is that a significant proportion of the demographic in albansleazeyville are sanctimonious, white, middle class, middle aged, baby boomer hippy scumbags (my neighbores).
These people are unrepentant in their not so secret adherance to the greenies’ extremist agenda. They know full well what the greenies stand for. They can’t exactly claim ignorance, having been steeped in this evil left wing lunacy all their pointless, parasitic lives.
The truly frightening thing is that the younger local greenie fascists are even more strident in their spouting of this year zero garbage…
Hopefully at least some of them might grow out of it.
Being a conservative in albansleazeyville is truly a surreal experience - sometimes I feel like an exhibit in a zoo.
Aristocracy of Grunts replied to Dave
Thu 30 Sep 10 (02:30pm)
Greens have ditched political argument and moved direct to marketing. It’s not about the policies, or the details, it’s about the image voters have of themselves when they vote for you.
Green voter’s self-image: a really good person, caring, yet special--a bit different, more intelligent than the lumpenproles who vote for the Big Parties, young but with the future of the PlanetTM at heart.
An image so dreamily disconnected from the true consequences of voting Green as to be almost laughable.
But it works. Enough people voted Green because they thought it was the cool thing to do for the Greens to now have power far out of proportion to the number of votes they attracted, and light-years greater than they’d have if they depended on just the votes of those who fully grasp and support their policies.
Dave replied to Dave
Thu 30 Sep 10 (03:16pm)
Rabz,
While I agree with your description, they are not true believers. If they were true believers they would not have carbon footprints twice that of the average Australian. Green policies will hit these trendy Green voters hardest. That is because to a person they have jobs that only exist because Australia is a first-world economy that can afford the luxury of baristas and Age columnists.
In Bob Brown’s stone age utopia they will be running around pleading for someone to catch them a rat to eat. I suspect they know that. Voting Green was only a good idea when it mean nothing. Now it is having a real effect, they will step back.
Rabz replied to Dave
Thu 30 Sep 10 (06:04pm)
Now it (voting green) is having a real effect, they will step back.
Thanks Dave,
Wish I shared your optimism.
What worries me the most about these vile hypocrites is that they unrepentantly view themselves as “more equal animals” (see AoG above), with all the attendant power and privilege that concept implies.
That is why I distrust and despise them so.
They will never stop voting green. I hope I am wrong.
It is the grave weakness in the Greens’ support. Only a third of their voters are true believers, maybe even less.
Dave of Riverina (Reply)
Thu 30 Sep 10 (10:33am)
Rabz replied to Dave
Thu 30 Sep 10 (02:01pm)
Dave,
Being a resident of Albansleazeyville (Grayndler), I must respectfully disagree with your assertion.
One point I’ve been banging on about over the last few months (in particular to a certain big teddles) is that a significant proportion of the demographic in albansleazeyville are sanctimonious, white, middle class, middle aged, baby boomer hippy scumbags (my neighbores).
These people are unrepentant in their not so secret adherance to the greenies’ extremist agenda. They know full well what the greenies stand for. They can’t exactly claim ignorance, having been steeped in this evil left wing lunacy all their pointless, parasitic lives.
The truly frightening thing is that the younger local greenie fascists are even more strident in their spouting of this year zero garbage…
Hopefully at least some of them might grow out of it.
Being a conservative in albansleazeyville is truly a surreal experience - sometimes I feel like an exhibit in a zoo.
Aristocracy of Grunts replied to Dave
Thu 30 Sep 10 (02:30pm)
Greens have ditched political argument and moved direct to marketing. It’s not about the policies, or the details, it’s about the image voters have of themselves when they vote for you.
Green voter’s self-image: a really good person, caring, yet special--a bit different, more intelligent than the lumpenproles who vote for the Big Parties, young but with the future of the PlanetTM at heart.
An image so dreamily disconnected from the true consequences of voting Green as to be almost laughable.
But it works. Enough people voted Green because they thought it was the cool thing to do for the Greens to now have power far out of proportion to the number of votes they attracted, and light-years greater than they’d have if they depended on just the votes of those who fully grasp and support their policies.
Dave replied to Dave
Thu 30 Sep 10 (03:16pm)
Rabz,
While I agree with your description, they are not true believers. If they were true believers they would not have carbon footprints twice that of the average Australian. Green policies will hit these trendy Green voters hardest. That is because to a person they have jobs that only exist because Australia is a first-world economy that can afford the luxury of baristas and Age columnists.
In Bob Brown’s stone age utopia they will be running around pleading for someone to catch them a rat to eat. I suspect they know that. Voting Green was only a good idea when it mean nothing. Now it is having a real effect, they will step back.
Rabz replied to Dave
Thu 30 Sep 10 (06:04pm)
Now it (voting green) is having a real effect, they will step back.
Thanks Dave,
Wish I shared your optimism.
What worries me the most about these vile hypocrites is that they unrepentantly view themselves as “more equal animals” (see AoG above), with all the attendant power and privilege that concept implies.
That is why I distrust and despise them so.
They will never stop voting green. I hope I am wrong.
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