[MD] The Dynamics of Value

[Ham Priday]

On Sat. Mar 5, 2011 at 8:29 AM, "ADRIE KINTZIGER" <parser666 at gmail.com> 
wrote:

> Hirshi on course with Wilders,Van Gogh, stirring up
> the Muslim controversy again.
>
> Wilders is seen here as a Nazi, both in Netherland and Belgium
> and i hate to inform you, but Theo was a incredible pig, and the
> same goes for Wilders and their buccaneers.
>
> Very important parts of your reflection of Hirshi's biography, are lies
> distributed by the anti Islamic think-tank behind the Hirshi-scenery.

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> Note, her life was really endangered by the islamic community,
> but only after Hirshi did all the above and furthermore connected
> herself with the Nazi-Wilders and Theo Van Gogh, both very
> famous pigs here.
>
> She's very busy right now to do the same act in America, and very
> clearly the American government is aware of the pattern that is
> shining true again.  Mark my words, the time is near that they will
> boot her out of America, and they already asked the Dutch
> government to take her back again, and the reason they call upon,
> is that they are not obligated to guarantee her safety.  Again it is
> Hirshi herself stirring up the controverse's, polarising the major
> theme's like Van Gogh did, and Wilders.

Certainly speaking out courageously against Jihadism and the Islamic 
persecution of women provoked the threats on Hirsi's life.  This was her 
right as a Dutch citizen, even if her statements were unpopular with people 
like yourself.  Personally, I think U.S. laxity in controlling immigration 
over the last two generations has weakened our national security.  I'm 
hoping the influence of Hirsi and other naturalized citizens will lead to 
strengthening our policy and restricting immigration to those capable of 
assimilating into our society and willing to live by our laws.

I don't know what has fueled your hatred, Adrie, but I got my information 
from Hirsi's book and a biography published on the Globalist website.  There 
is nothing "controversial" about female abuse in Muslim countries; it is a 
well-known scourge against humanity.  Nor am I aware of any connection with 
Nazism in Ms. Ali's life story.  She herself has deplored the Holocaust in 
public speeches and TV interviews.  The American Enterprise Institute is not 
"anti-Islamic" but a well respected nonpartisan, non-profit organization 
dedicated to research and education on issues of government, politics, 
economics, and social welfare, all of which are concerns of Hirsi Ali.

Theodoor "Theo" van Gogh was a Dutch film director, author and actor, and 
the great-grandson of the painter Vincent van Gogh's brother.  Theo worked 
with Ali to produce the film 'Submission' which she scripted and narrrated. 
He was assassinated on Nov. 2, 2004 by Mohammed Bouyeri, a Dutch-Moroccan 
Muslim.  I know very little of Geert Wilders, except that he was an 
independent member of the Dutch parliament who advocated a five-year halt to 
non-Western immigration following the murder.  (Does that make him a Nazi?) 
According to Wikipedia, Wilders and Hirsi went into hiding for several weeks 
before she relocated to the U.S., and Wilders is still under the protection 
of bodyguards in Holland.  Due to the extenuating circumstances, the Dutch 
government announced in 2006 that Hirsi Ali would retain her Dutch 
citizenship.

When I see people labeled "pigs" and "Nazis" for no apparent reason, my 
suspicion is that it is motivated by personal prejudice rather than facts.

Regards,
Ham