Geert Wilders:
‘‘The UK GOV just confirmed my visit to Tommy Robinsonin HMP Belmarsh next week.
I hope they will not block me entering the country and work with Dutch diplomatic security during my stay so I can visit my friend and hero Tommy - unlike last time!’’
I just spoke to #TommyRobinson and gave him my full support!
— Geert Wilders (@geertwilderspvv) 10 juli 2019
We shouldn’t allow the vile political elites to silence a brave whistleblower exposing rape-jihad.
I urge all freedom loving men and women all over the world:
Raise your voice and say NO if Tommy is jailed tomorrow! pic.twitter.com/DabP7QHNY7
A prison sentence is a death sentence for #TommyRobinson.
— Geert Wilders (@geertwilderspvv) 9 juli 2019
He stood up for the victims of Islamic grooming gangs.
Why is no politician defending him?
I hope @POTUS grants this hero political asylum.
If I was Dutch PM I would help him immediately. pic.twitter.com/RGwcTv1o3Q
Geert Wilders:
''Most parliamentarians do not go to the extra-secured bunker court in a convoy of armored cars almost every week to be accused of compromising the "good name" of Moroccans in a political trial.
Insane!!!''
Today I will go to the maximum-security court at Schiphol again.
— Geert Wilders (@geertwilderspvv) 2 juli 2019
I will also send a letter and a book with Muhammadcartoons to all fellow Members of Parliament to remind them of the utmost importance of Freedom of Speech and Expression.#FreedomOfSpeech #Wilderstrial #Wilders pic.twitter.com/ERc8f3Rd9p
Tomorrowmorning in the extra-secured court at Schiphol airport the trial against Geert Wilders resumes.
It is a politicial trial not only because Geert Wilders is being prosecuted for expressing his opinion – not favoured by the political elite. It is a political trial as well because of the political interferance in the process.
Earlier this month Geert Wilders called for a parliamentary inquiry into the political interference in his trial.
Wilders’ defense team obtained a notary statement from a former official of the Department of Justice in which the official declares overhearing a conversation between the then Secretary-General and then Minister of Justice Opstelten.
According to this remarkable statement Opstelten explicitly said that the public prosecutor should proceed to prosecute Wilders because ‘he is getting in our way’.
Read more …Political trial against freedom of speech resumes tomorrowmorning