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Anti-Muslim Dutch politicians in hiding after death threats

 
 
Steve 41oo
 
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Reply Wed 22 Mar, 2006 01:49 pm
so I'm a geekist. If I knew what it meant.
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herberts
 
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Reply Wed 22 Mar, 2006 04:14 pm
Steve...
Quote:
I might have led a very quiet and sheltered life, but this needs more explanation. Specifically what is Greek sex?


Okay okay - I won't keep you in suspenders any longer.

Here is a Greek souvlaki[/i]... it's a kind of Hellenic sex-toy for homosexuals who haven't yet found a partner...
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e150/ruffdiamond/souv3.jpg

Every so often one of London's Greek community makes a public protest against Britain's sex-discrimination laws which prohibit Greek sex being practiced in public.

Here we see one of these brave protesters picking up a souvlaki in front of the news cameras which have been summoned to witness this protest by a lonesome Greek homosexual in a public park.
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e150/ruffdiamond/souv2.jpg

This is our hero -- here he is seen fearlessly displaying for all to see this traditional and time-honoured sex-aid of Greece's Gay community.
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e150/ruffdiamond/souv1.jpg

... (For the sake of preserving public modesty I am here omitting to post the next picture in this edifying series. Suffice it to say he dropped his drawers and touched his toes and... well, need I go on... ? )...

And here, of course, we see a local bobby approaching this valiant protester with instructions to ask him to please move on as he is causing a traffic jam on the corner of Hyde Park with so many people slowing down to witness his demonstration on behalf of his gay human rights under Britain's Constitutional Democracy.

http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e150/ruffdiamond/bobby.jpg
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Steve 41oo
 
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Reply Wed 22 Mar, 2006 04:45 pm
herberts wrote:
Steve...
Quote:
I might have led a very quiet and sheltered life, but this needs more explanation. Specifically what is Greek sex?


Okay okay - I won't keep you in suspenders any longer.

Here is a Greek souvlaki[/i]... it's a kind of Hellenic sex-toy for homosexuals who haven't yet found a partner...
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e150/ruffdiamond/souv3.jpg

Every so often one of London's Greek community makes a public protest against Britain's sex-discrimination laws which prohibit Greek sex being practiced in public.

Here we see one of these brave protesters picking up a souvlaki in front of the news cameras which have been summoned to witness this protest by a lonesome Greek homosexual in a public park.
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e150/ruffdiamond/souv2.jpg

This is our hero -- here he is seen fearlessly displaying for all to see this traditional and time-honoured sex-aid of Greece's Gay community.
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e150/ruffdiamond/souv1.jpg

... (For the sake of preserving public modesty I am here omitting to post the next picture in this edifying series. Suffice it to say he dropped his drawers and touched his toes and... well, need I go on... ? )...

And here, of course, we see a local bobby approaching this valiant protester with instructions to ask him to please move on as he is causing a traffic jam on the corner of Hyde Park with so many people slowing down to witness his demonstration on behalf of his gay human rights under Britain's Constitutional Democracy.

http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e150/ruffdiamond/bobby.jpg

Laughing thanks for shining a light up the dark crevices of hellenistic gastronomy
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herberts
 
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Reply Wed 22 Mar, 2006 05:39 pm
Wow! That's a good imitation of humour, Steve! Take a bow... ! Laughing

http://www.kenzy.com/smilies/on-stage.gif

If we can't be bigoted, racist, male chauvinist homophobic sexist pigs on this thread then we may as well try to have a laugh! Laughing
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nimh
 
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Reply Fri 24 Mar, 2006 01:58 pm
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Nation divided over migrant student told to pack her bags

The Times/by ANTHONY BROWNE

IT IS a lesson that Taida Pasic and her Dutch classmates will never forget.

The hush of the classroom was shattered when immigration officers stormed in and snapped handcuffs on the 18-year-old pupil and took her under police escort to a deportation centre.

She was four months away from taking her final exams and aspired to a place at university. Now she faces expulsion from the Netherlands and a life of uncertainty in a homeland that she barely knows.

Pasic's plight has captivated the nation and provoked a furious debate over the Dutch Government's hardline policy on immigration. More than 70,000 people signed a petition in support of the Muslim girl.

Her family fled the war in Kosovo more than six years ago and, having spent her formative years in the Netherlands, she is more Dutch than Kosovar. [..] She is one of the top students in her school.

The Pasic family were ordered out of the country in return for a resettlement fee of £4,800 and the teenager bade farewell to her classmates and left for Kosovo. The family found that they no longer had a home there, and moved to Sarajevo, in Bosnia [..].

Pasic slipped back into the Netherlands in January on a French tourist visa in an attempt to complete her education, a move that Rita Verdonk, the Dutch Interior Minister, described as fraud. And despite strong sympathy for the teenager, opinion polls suggest that a small majority of Dutch people support Ms Verdonk. [..]

The once-liberal nation that has turned against immigrants is so split that even the leader of the far-right List Pym Fortuyn Party, which campaigns against immigration, said that Ms Pasic should be allowed to stay to finish her exams.

The courts ordered Pasic's release so that she could continue her studies pending a review of her case. But this week the Immigration Minister announced that Pasic must leave by March 28. [..]

The case caused a public split in the government when Maria van der Hoeven, the Education Minister, came out in support of the teenager [..]. The Dutch Data Protection Authority increased the pressure on Ms Verdonk by announcing that it was to investigate her for revealing personal details about the teenager.


Copy of full story online here.
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herberts
 
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Reply Fri 24 Mar, 2006 04:37 pm
Don't the trendies of the Left just love these anti-hero stories in which are featured Little Orphan Annie illegal refugees who are being ruthlessly hounded and ground underfoot by the nazi ogres who inhabit the heartless upper echelons of the Conservative Establishment... ?

Needs to finish her education, my arse. We've witnessed the same fraudulent and deceitful manipulations and emotional blackmail here in Australia too... and the Legal Left and our legions of gullible simpering bleeding-hearts win the case against deportation 9 times out of 10.

But there's a new mood in the air. As the general public is at last awakening to the massive demographic and cultural injustice which has been perpetrated upon them through 40-years of indiscriminate and inappropriate immigration fraud that was designed to serve the greedy interests of the business sector - increasingly we are witnessing the appearance of such as Rita Verdonk and Geert Wilders and Pym Fortuyn in every government of the western nations.
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Walter Hinteler
 
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Reply Fri 24 Mar, 2006 04:49 pm
You get payed for every letter you post here, herberts, and live on that money, correct?
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herberts
 
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Reply Fri 24 Mar, 2006 04:54 pm
As I was saying... (before I was so rudely interrupted by Walter) - Our time is approaching fast. We will have massive support from the general public once they are assured of not being labelled 'racist bastards' and 'bigots' for wanting to reclaim their ancestral homeland for their own people.
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herberts
 
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Reply Fri 24 Mar, 2006 05:01 pm
Walter...
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You get payed for every letter you post here, herberts, and live on that money, correct?


Actually, that's very flattering of you to say so, Walter. You've made my day. Professional standard of literacy do you think... ? Should be getting paid... er... payed... huh? Laughing

Don't put ideas into my head! http://bestsmileys.com/money/6.gif
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nimh
 
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Reply Fri 24 Mar, 2006 09:50 pm
Dont tell me Big Bertha already got sick of you, Herb...
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herberts
 
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Reply Fri 24 Mar, 2006 11:03 pm
nimh and Walter - I hope you will bear in mind that my political editorials and commentary here are undertaken purely on the grounds of mercenary enterprise and by no means do they necessarily reflect the opinion of the author.

Gentlemen - for you my keyboard manipulations are for hire at a discount rate per 100-words -- and it needs only that you make a modest deposit into my pm through the excellent services of PayPal for me to then start campaigning on your behalf for causes of your own choosing, be they Leftwing Looney or Skinhead Right.

http://static.fat-mature.net/lines/money.jpg http://bestsmileys.com/cool/2.gif
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nimh
 
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Reply Fri 24 Mar, 2006 11:07 pm
I think you're doing fine as it is ... with enemies like that, who needs friends? Mr. Green
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herberts
 
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Reply Fri 24 Mar, 2006 11:23 pm
Ouch! Sad
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nimh
 
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Reply Sat 25 Mar, 2006 08:09 am
Aww, dont take it too personally ... you're a source of unending entertainment.
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herberts
 
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Reply Sat 25 Mar, 2006 04:09 pm
Here's some more for your entertainment and dancing pleasure.

http://switch3.castup.net/cunet/gm.asp?ai=214&ar=1050wmv&ak=null
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Walter Hinteler
 
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Reply Tue 4 Apr, 2006 07:55 am
I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this (it is right, though), but since not many follow the EU-thread ...

The Netherlands should adopt immigration laws similar to those in Australia - widely considered the most stringent in the industrialized world and sometimes harshly criticized - Dutch Prime Minister Jan Peter Balkenende said Monday during an official visit to Canberra. Balkenende said immigrants who seek to enter his country, like those who enter Australia, should be required to "respect the law and speak the language."

Netherlands considers stricter immigration laws
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herberts
 
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Reply Tue 4 Apr, 2006 10:28 pm
What a load of empty rhetoric from Jan Peter Balkenende! Just like our Prime Minister John Howard this political cream-puff is all talk and no action. The only ones with real balls in Dutch politics is Rita Verdonk and Geert Wilders.

'NETHERLANDS CONSIDERS STRICTER IMMIGRATION LAWS'

What a load of bunkum. A good 20-years after the horse has bolted on the issue of permitting the immigration of inappropriate cultures (ie - Muslims) ... these simpering do-nothing morons are still procrastinating over bringing in stricter laws.

And who, pray tell - except the politicians - is so naive as to believe that immigrants who swear to uphold Dutch values and social mores etc will give too hoots about it once they have received the paperwork which qualifies them as Dutch citizens?

I hope you haven't been sucked in by this candy-floss, Walter.
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herberts
 
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Reply Tue 4 Apr, 2006 10:50 pm
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The Netherlands should adopt immigration laws similar to those in Australia - widely considered the most stringent in the industrialized world.


Thanks for the laugh, Walter. It has been during Prime Minister Howard's term in office that more Muslims have entered Australia than has been the case under all of the previous Prime Ministers combined.

And during the current Prime Minister's term in office he has initiated a refugees and immigration programme which is now importing many thousands of black Africans each year who without any question of doubt are the founding fathers of the black African ghettoes of tomorrow.

We have a simpering liberal-lefty at the helm of Australia's political adenda - and future generation will be the ones to pay the penalty for this idiot's generous largess towards encouraging further Islamic immigration and for having initiated an immigration programme from the African continent.

What really irks is that this cretin will not be around in 70-years time to face the firing squad for his sedition and his utter betrayal of today's white, Christian, mainstream Australian.
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Steve 41oo
 
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Reply Wed 5 Apr, 2006 11:59 am
you're back Herberts...

tempted to say welcome, but dont wish to offend Smile
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herberts
 
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Reply Wed 5 Apr, 2006 05:33 pm
Steve...
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tempted to say welcome, but dont wish to offend Smile


You are wise beyond your years, Steve. Wish the same could be said of the administration here. Appalling lack of good judgment.

I'm not back. I just happened to be passing through on the way to the toilet when I chanced to espy Walter's latest contribution here - and did a double-take and a backflip-with-half-pike when I read that our Prime Minister John Howard is supposed to enjoy an international reputation for being tough and ruthless with his immigration and refugees policy.

What an absolute crock. Only the international leftwing-liberal media and political fraternity would hold to such an absurd view. The guy has presided over a full 10-years of solid immigration from Islamic Third World backwater nations - as well as single-handedly having been instrumental in initiating a disastrous immigration and refugees programme from the African continent.

Before he got sacked from his university for exercising his democratic right to free speech - we recently had a Professor of law here in Sydney called Professor Andrew Fraser. He called for a total ban on any further immigration from Africa as a preventive measure to forestall the inevitable formation of criminal black ghettoes in future decades.

He got sacked for this statement - so much for universities being institutions of academic discussion and the free exchange of opinions and ideas. Yeah, right. You can spout leftwing rhetoric 'till yer blue in the face - no problemo... but woebetide if you should dare to voice a few opinions of a conservative hue.

Last night one of our Current Affairs programmes revealed the result of a poll in which it was asked: 'Is Professor Andrew Fraser correct in believing that a halt to immigration from the African continent is in the best interest of Australia's future?'

Result: 88% agree with his opinion
12% disagree.

(And you should have seen the expression on the face of this trendy little leftwing presenter as she was forced to read out these results which she had obviously not at all expected... )
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