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Now this pisses me off like nothing else in the last couple of months.
Political correctness does not even stop short of assisting murder anymore. But a budget is a budget, right? Main importance is that the issue is politically correctly handled. And in the end, it is her own fault - why hasn't she just shut up. Europe, I spit on you for not shrinking back from even this. http://www.spiegel.de/international/...509302,00.html Quote:
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But can a goverment pay for bodyguards for everyone who gets a death threat? Or do they just cover Islamic death threats?
Put some plastic on her face, give her a new ID and switch countries (again). |
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You asked about the payment for protection. But the article gives you the answer. Ayan Hirsi without doubt falls under the category of victims faced with the highest threats to their lives. The Netherlands currently pay for the protection of just five such persons, the article says. If you use your imagination you will easily find many possibilities how the Dutch governemnt, like all governments, headlessly wastes sums of money on unneeded issues that are a thousand times as expensive than paying a 24/7 crew of bodyguards. We talk about "peanuts" here. Even more so when considering the intellectual and symbolic value she has - or at least should have for Europe. She does not speak against europe, she speaks for the sake of europe, in the face of clear and present danger. And we answer her with this. Kill Kassandra, and doom will go away - let's party! This stinks. I even take into account the possibility that some spineless looser decided to offer more appeasement to islam by arranging it that Hirsi is being exposed to the reach of islamic executors. Stupidity is without limits in Europe these days, and honour is running thin. That way, her annoying constant critizising of the foolish EU self-deceptions would be taken care of, too. These days, you can rule out nothing anymore when it comes to politicians and their agendas and motivations. I like the remark in the article that such behavior would have been unthinkable and undiscussable for Thatcher. She waged war over a handful of worthless rocks against Argentine for priniciple reasons, and never asked about the costs for protecting Rushdie. Im not a fan of her, but i prefer her to any of today's wine-gum-soft spineless salesman in office who do not hesitate to sell europe, it's future, it's culture and identity and values and it's people, to our worst enemy - just to maintain their meaningless, unworthy careeres for some years longer. They are Europe's scum. When I say I think the EU comission as well as the national governments should be courtmartialed right in place for high treason and get executed, I do not mean it as a joke or an exaggeration, but I am bitterly serious. These people are like poisened daggers in European people's back. We need to get rid of them, and make sure they do not get replaced with equally minded crooks. They have helped as best as they could, in their own power interests, to slowly kill our democarcies. What greater crime against the satte, against our culture and self-undersatnding, can there be? The RAF or the Red Brigades were more honest than these type of guys, at least they did not hide their inentions, and said clearly that they try to overthrow the state. Strong gates and high walls to protect us against Islam do not mean anything as long as these obedient and submissive EU vasalls of Islamic demands are in possession of the keys. They are shameless enough not even to wait for the night anymore before letting the enemy in - and even invite and beg him to do so. What a pest they are. But they are politically correct, that is at least something, isn't it. ![]()
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Last Tuesday, Hirsi Ali said that she always assumed that when she moved to the US, that she had to pay for her own protection some day. She (or actually her lawyer) also said that she has no problems with that and that she's going raise funds for it on her own. The problem with this was that she had to wait for her greencard in US before she could start with it. But she only got this greencard some 2 weeks ago and the Dutch government wanted to stop their financial support a only week later. This short period of time just has not been enough for Hirsi Ali raise enough money.
Now if she going to pay for her protection herselve, I don't see any problems if the Dutch government is going to stop paying for it. This, of course, still leaves the debate if a government should limit the financial support for someone's protection and what these possible limits should be. |
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The Dutch Government should show a little more humanity and compassion here. They should agree a clearly definable timescale/changeover period with the lady
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i think the problem with going back to Thatcher looking for a positive time (i know your not doing that exactly) is that
she laid the ground work for most of what we have today..good and bad...and there is still some debate over wether the Falklands was in part a battle to maintain the territorial rights to antartica..with a eye to future oil/gas exploitation..Britain needed a realsiticly argueable territorial claim to the area..dunno tho .. it's the unions... history tells us that it was the unions that put the back bone into real socail justice and reform...and Thatcher killed the unions...stone dead... the unions tho were losing the plot it seemed at the time and who would want to return to the industrial unrest of the period..i dunno again...but it was allways the unions that kept governments "honest" and accountable...without that restriction they were able to some how sell the idea of "lifestyle" wholesale...and made the idea of LIFE a laughing stock..a mildy amusing naive mistake..and with a "lifestyle" everything is optional...morality truth everything...throw in the spin doctors to utterly confuse the issues and one may as well try to write poetry on parchment under water with an old fashioned feather quill and a pot of ink....and everybody is far too "clever" these days to attempt that..or gawd help you if you do try makes you want to weep some days.. still the economy is doing well....(here in the uk) ...so they must be right? i guess it all boils down to what the word RIGHT means...and the spin doctors are very good at their jobs so that's well and truly taken care of...resistance is futile...you will be assimilated..arghh...it's a nightmare...
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Pull her bodygaurds - so she dies a martyr against the Islamic faith. That will harm them way more than it will harm us.
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What are the Maltese Knights doing these days?
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