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21 Feb, 2018
One of the few essential books of our time
Wilders is a passionate lover of the freedoms enjoyed in western liberal democracies, hard won, though carelessly taken for granted by those with little knowledge of history, and now imperilled by the potentially catastrophic encounter of an aggressive expansionist ideology whose explicit goal is world domination (Islam) with an ideology which has no will to resist it, no deeply-held principles with which to oppose it (multiculturalism).
As the elite of Western Europe are currently in the grip of the latter, those who bring evidence and reason to bear on an examination of either or both ideologies are traduced and defamed. Wilders has suffered this in spades. Judge him for yourself by reading this book.
He is a clear and elegant writer, very knowledgeable about his subject, a reasoned and persuasive debater, and a fearless champion of freedom.
The book is easy to read, well-sourced and annotated, and essential reading for anyone who seeks to understand the struggle the West finds itself caught up in and who loves the freedoms we enjoy and wishes to hand these on to future generations.
22 Mar, 2018
care about free speech? read this book
This is a well-written, fully-sourced, deeply serious and frankly frightening study of one particular kind of Islamic jihad - the jihad against free speech - and the collaborationist responses to it by much of the Western establishment - politicians, media people, etc.
The author first recounts the history of jihadist attacks on free speech unleashed in Western Europe starting in 1989 with the death fatwa against Salman Rushdie, followed by the murder of Pim Fortuyn, the ritual slaughter of Theo van Goth and the Muhammad cartoons.
He then goes on to show in detail how the responses of the politically correct multiculturalist establishment in Europe and in America have actively advanced the jihadists' victory against free speech.
They have surrendered almost without a struggle, striking a bargain (on behalf of us all!) - we will give up freedom of speech as the price to pay in order to live in peace with Islam.
It's not a comforting story, nor one which looks to be heading towards a happy ending!
The book should be read by all who care about free speech and understand that without it our way of life would/will be lost.