Dutch murder suspect described as fanatic

From the No-Kidding Department. But note that he and his fellows dreamed of establishing a Sharia state in Holland: if anyone suggests that any Muslim dreams of doing that here, the "Islamophobia" charges fly thick and fast. From AP, with thanks to Anthony:

Amsterdam -- The man accused of murdering filmmaker Theo van Gogh on Nov. 2 dreamed of replacing the Dutch government with an Islamic theocracy, and was supported by a network of like-minded fanatics, prosecutors said yesterday at his first public hearing.
The suspect, Amsterdam native Mohammed Bouyeri, 26, did not appear at the pretrial hearing, but his lawyer said Mr. Bouyeri wants to "be held accountable for his actions" and sees them as part of a religious war.

5 Comments

Report | January 27, 2005 12:18 PM

Oh, it's just a "tiny" "minority" of extremists.

"Adherents of militant Islam account for some 15-20 percent of the Muslim world..."

www.meforum.org/article/168

Morgane | January 27, 2005 3:38 PM

The Dutch like every other European government and Britain were ill prepared for Hitler's attacks in World War 11! Seems like nothing has changed : no lessons learnt from millions slaughtered because of their leaders' stupidity and refusal to face facts. Hitler clearly stated his intentions in Mein Kampf : Bouyeri has openly declared his motive for Van Gogh's ritual murder TO TERRORIZE THE DUTCH AND SET UP AN ISLAMIC STATE!! Of course Bouyeri is a fanatic but so was Hitler and Bouyeri can claim over a billion followers to Islam which should frighten anyone who can count.

ala-sux | January 27, 2005 7:06 PM

Here's another fanatic that had a Muslim father as the yardstick for justice and equality for Females.
Note the Jihadist changed his name to blend in so he could plot the murders and go undetected,he is really Gamil Gharbi and the Canadian media has yet to go public on his Islamic background.
When you look at the Van Gogh murder it's easy to see how Muslims censor the news by proxy,CAIR and their ilk like free-speech as long as they agree with what is said.
Even the Coptic family slaughtered by alleged terrorists didn't get one mention on TV or in print,if it was four Muslim killed in their home it would be the lead story for every media outlet.

http://archives.cbc.ca/IDC-1-70-398-2237/disasters_tragedies/montreal_massacre/clip3

Sheik Canuck (swt) | January 27, 2005 9:06 PM

"Dutch murder suspect described as fanatic"

This would seem to fit the definition of understatement.....

I have watched a few programs on Auschwitz, and pbs had a program on al qaeda in europe.... makes you wonder how they could be missing all the signs... scary stuff....("they" referring to the main stream media)

feralee | January 28, 2005 2:04 AM

I don't know, not sure I like them using words like "fanatic" to describe these thugs. Gives the impression that they're atypical or abnormal, extreme, rabid, overzealous. When in fact, they're just being true Muslims, following their hateful & extreme creed as it was meant to. People read that this guy was a "fanatic" and they think "oh, a weirdo, gone over the edge, not a real Muslim, perverting Islam, afterall they tell us that Islam is Peace ...". Once again, the public is lied to, kept in the dark.

A fanatic is one who can't change his mind and won't change the subject"--Winston Churchill

... describes what we're dealing with quite well, I think. Islam will never change it's mind. And won't change the subject from: kill & subjugate. One-track mind. Endless loop.