Comments on: Islamstadam: Gregorius Nekschot Declares Jihad On Danish Cartoonists

By: smeagol

smeagol — Sat, 17 May 2008 20:19:01 +0000

Whoever wrote this article sure doesn’t understand what’s going on in the Netherlands and he didn’t do any research on the subject, Mr. Nekschot.

Mr. Nekschot publishes these kind of cartoons for over 6 years now. He’s not locked in an intense rivalry with any Danish cartoonists, why should he? No other cartoonist can even be compared to Mr. Nekschot as it comes to put a finger on the dirty islam spot.
The writer of this article must be extremely ignorant or a dhimmi.
The end of time has just begun…

By: whereisthisheading...

whereisthisheading... — Sat, 17 May 2008 18:40:21 +0000

I’m afraid. Where is that country heading to? This makes people feel that they are no longer allowed to express their reservation they have towards the islam. These voices will go underground and will slowly radicalize while above-ground the Dutch society will nigh more and more towards the islam.

We’re heading for disaster. Slowly, but surely.

By: chenier

chenier — Sat, 17 May 2008 17:10:32 +0000

Actually, the 5000 chanting Afghans did their chanting on 22 March.

Really pretty clever of them, given that Gregorius Nekschot was arrested last Tuesday…

By: Willem

Willem — Sat, 17 May 2008 16:55:05 +0000

No more freedom of speech in the Netherlands.
Last Friday Mr. Ernst Hirsch Ballin the narrow minded Minister of juSStice defended the arrest of Gregorius Nekschot. It took ten policemen to arrest one cartoonist.
Holland is now like Iran, they also have religion-police.
In the coming years we will only have underground-artists. The artist publishing about islam like writers, painters, photographers and cartoonist who use their own names can not be trusted anymore.

By: dutchie

dutchie — Sat, 17 May 2008 16:01:03 +0000

The reason for Nekschot wishing to remain anonymous was not to retain a sense of mystique and rebellion. In Holland creating art critical of Islam tends to be rewarded with a bullet in the head and a knife in the chest, as was the case for Theo van Gogh who directed the film Submission. By compromising his anonymity prosecutors have endangered Nekschot. But apparently this is less of a worry for them than their desire to appease Islamists.