The Kingdom of England is in a parlous state. Ruled by a rotten Scottish tyranny, the nation groans under the weight of oppressive, unconstitutional laws, the ruling elite is in the pay of its absolutist masters on the continent, and many Englishmen suspect their government is promoting an oppressive and reactionary religion against the will of the people.
Far-right Dutch MP Geert Wilders provoked angry scenes outside Parliament yesterday after claiming that Islamism and democracy are 'incompatible'.
Mr Wilders was visiting London to show his anti-Islamic film Fitna at the House of Lords.
About 200 members of the English Defence League marching in support had to be kept apart from anti-fascist demonstrators chanting 'Nazi scum, off our streets' by lines of police.
Dutch voters turned out in slightly higher-than-usual numbers for local elections Wednesday that many are using to gauge the popularity of the right-leaning Party for Freedom and its outspoken leader, Geert Wilders, ahead of this summer's national elections.
Geert Wilders is to take a seat on the Hague city council after winning 13,000 preference votes in last week's local elections.
AMSTERDAM — Dutch voters went to the polls in local elections Wednesday, with political parties opposing Muslim immigration expected to make gains before national elections in June.
The elections in 394 cities in theory cover matters such as parking fees and taxes on dog ownership. But national politicians have put their stances on the NATO mission in Afghanistan and immigrant crime on display in hopes of influencing the local vote.