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Militant Islam Monitor > Articles > Hate preacher Khalid Yasin in Holland: "Wilders must be flogged" Hate preacher Khalid Yasin in Holland: "Wilders must be flogged"January 25, 2009 MIM update: The PVV has cancelled a request for a debate with ministers after it appears that a translation mistake had been made. PVV doesn't need debate over hate preacher anymore PVV hoeft geen debat meer over haatprediker House member Sietse Fritsme has made it known that the PVV does not need a debate with ministers Ernst Hirsch Ballin (CDA) Justice and Eberhard van der Laan (PvdA) Intergration over the hate preacher Khalid Yasin...Yesterday the PVV demanded a debate following a report that the sheik had said that Wilders must be flogged. Later it transpired that a translation mistake had been made. That is the end of the story for the PVV,according to Fritsme. (Click link to see 3 minute video in english in which Yasin speaks of Wilders) http://www.elsevier.nl/web/10221051/Nieuws/Politiek/PVV-hoeft-geen-debat-meer-over-haatprediker.htm PVV hoeft geen debat meer over haatprediker zondag 25 januari 2009 17:16 Kamerlid Sietse Fritsme heeft laten weten dat de PVV niet meer met de ministers Ernst Hirsch Ballin (CDA) van Justitie en Eberhard van der Laan (PvdA) van Integratie in debat hoeft over de islamitische haatprediker Khalid Yasin. Khalid Yasin geeft ook vandaag weer een speech Preek Geselen Bezorgd ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sheikh Yasin pleased Wilders to be prosecutedPublished: Sunday 25 January 2009
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Mr Hirsch Ballin wrote to parliament on Thursday that the preacher, American citizen Khalid Yasin, is free to enter the country and address audiences. The justice minister adds that Mr Yasin will risk prosecution if it turns out that his speeches incite hatred. He emphasises that everyone in the Netherlands has freedom of speech, provided they respect the rule of law.
The two major parties of the governing coalition, Labour and Christian democrat CDA, together with the opposition populist right-wing Freedom Party, had asked for a ban. They cited earlier utterances by Mr Yasin, who according to the Freedom Party is "a terrorist" and "an evil man". Labour had asked the justice minister to verify reports that Mr Yasin preaches radical Islam and intolerance between muslims and non-muslims. The Christian democrats wrote to the minister that they feared Mr Yasin would issue calls to violence.
The issue mirrors the case of Freedom Party leader Geert Wilders, against whom a prosecution was started on Wednesday for inciting hatred against Muslims. The MP is a vocal critic of the Qur'an, havingcompared Islam's holy book to Hitler's Mein Kampf and said it fosters terrorism. Mr Wilders says he was exercising his right to free speech, both inside and outside of parliament.Converts to Islam
Mr Yasin is scheduled to give two lectures to Islam converts at the private Islamic University of Rotterdam; he will also speak in the town of Maaseik in Belgium. Rotterdam's recently appointed mayor Ahmed Aboutaleb told the ANP agency that Mr Yasin is welcome in his city, but the mayor said he did not want to become involved in a discussion over religion. "Every individual has their own perception of religion." Mr Aboutaleb rejected censorship and said he was hoping for a lively debate, "but if his texts are insulting or inciting to hatred, we'll prosecute him."
Khalid Yasin's opinions |
Khalid Yasin has been quoted as:
Khalid Yasin: "There's no such thing as a Muslim having a non-Muslim friend. If you prefer the clothing of the kafirs over the clothing of the Muslims, most of those names that's on most of those clothings is faggots, homosexuals and lesbians...The Koran gives a very clear position regarding homosexuality, lesbianism and bestiality - that these are aberrations, they are immoralities and if they are tried, convicted, they are punishable by death." "Osama bin Laden is not everywhere, omnipotent. ... where's Osama bin Laden? That would warrant $68 billion in 17 countries hunting him and everyone in their houses being afraid of this kind of Osama bin Laden bogey man. This is a creation ... in order to justify a war they call on terror but is really a terror they have put inside the people. It is a war against Islam... There has been no evidence that has surfaced, no bona fide irrevocable, irrefutable evidence ... that there is a group called al-Qa'ida that did the September 11 bombings. I'm of the opinion there was a rogue operation that took place." |
http://www.radionetherlands.nl/currentaffairs/region/netherlands/090123-khalid-yasin
MIM: The poster announcing the lecture of Yasin.
http://www.islamicuniversity.nl/en/showarticlenews.asp?id=1183