Good work, Mr. Davis.

Posted by: John C at March 28, 2008 7:52 PM

Yes, thank you!

I am spreading this film by blogs, and Christian forums.

Posted by: Gulfwar1vet at March 28, 2008 8:26 PM

Thnx Greg,

Wanna know what these Dutch woodies look like?
How about these "Danikes" the famous wooden Nikes with a certain Danish flavour in support of Denmark (2006):

Look over here

Kind regs from Amsterdam,
Sag.

Posted by: Sagunto at March 28, 2008 8:49 PM

Good job.

Posted by: Crusader at March 28, 2008 9:02 PM

Sagunto, you at least share the name of the translator, so if you did translate it, good work! I say this though I don't know dutch but appreciate your time and work. Everyone should try to spread the word as much as one can.

Posted by: npabga at March 28, 2008 10:58 PM

I have been reading your blogs for a number of months and it has become addictive. Thank you very much for this long video. Naturally, I am sure that it took a lot of effort to put it together, but your video is truely appreciated.
Please continue to post your information and when I can I will try to donate to your cause.

Posted by: ozark at March 28, 2008 10:59 PM

Perfect. I've been mentioning WTWNTK many times while discussing Fitna. If we can use Fitna to make people watch a heavy feature-length documentary, we're even better off.

Posted by: Henrik at March 29, 2008 3:22 AM

Yep. If you want to see how close the Islamists came to conquering Britain and the Netherlands, then just look at the map above. According to the eminent historian J.B. Kelly, "Had Charles Martel been defeated at Tours, the language of Oxford and Cambridge would have been Arabic".

Says it all, really.

Posted by: Spirit Of 1683 at March 29, 2008 6:22 AM

Sobering point, 'spirit of 1683'. Had things gone otherwise at Tours...there would have been no King Alfred the Great, no Charlemagne, no Alcuin, no Cathedrals of Chartres or Aachen or Koln or Notre Dame, no Hildegard of Bingen or Abelard and Heloise, no lovely Carthusian and Cistercian monasteries, nothing; just the misery and ruin and periodic mass-murders of dhimmitude, as in Egypt or Anatolia.

And if Vienna had fallen in 1683...did you know that Johann Sebastian Bach was born in 1685?

Some other dates to think about. Birth of William Shakespeare, around 1564, England. First siege of Vienna, 1529 (Turks repelled). Great Siege of Malta...1565. Lepanto 1571. Those who fought in those desperate battles didn't know that among other things they were defending a future that would include one of the greatest playwrights and poets of Western civilisation.

Had either Malta or Lepanto turned out differently, all the glory of high renaissance Europe, from Venice to Scotland, would have been overrun by the Jihad, looted, smashed, and gobbled up by gluttonous, corrupt and cruel Muslim tyrants. Ugh.

It's time we re-learned the names of all those who fought off the Jihad. Because, as James Jackson said in his article about the Siege of Malta - "WE OWE THOSE KNIGHTS".

We of Western European derivation need to know, too, about those others from far-flung places such as Russia, Central Europe, Ethiopia and India who withstood the storm. Among Infidels the names of Sikh and Rajput heroes and the names of Jean de Valette or Charles Martel should stand side by side in honour. They fought for life and humanity against the Death Eater jihadi hordes, against the violently anti-human ideology and inhuman cruelty of the Empire of Islam.

G K Chesterton called the war between Rome and Carthage 'the war of the gods and the demons'. Perhaps the long bitter struggle of all non-Muslims against the soul-destroying ideology that came out of Arabia, might be called the war of the human against the antihuman.

Posted by: dumbledoresarmy at March 29, 2008 8:13 AM