Dear friends,

As a Dutch politician I regularly tweet. My Dutch twitter account @geertwilderspvv has over 220,000 followers – which is more than the account of the Dutch Prime Minister.

Many of my international friends have indicated that they, too, would be interested to read more about my views on contemporary events. This is why I have decided to open an English-language twitter account.

From now on, I will keep you informed via my twitter account @geertwilders_mp about my views on international politics and world events.

Let us keep in touch.

Best wishes,

Geert Wilders

Thank you, dear friends, ladies and gentlemen, for inviting me to the Western Conservative Summit. It is always a pleasure to come to America. I was here a few weeks ago to meet with my dear friend, congresswoman Michele Bachmann, to talk about Islam and the threat to America and Europe.

It is also a pleasure to be in Denver, the gateway to the West. This is America's conservative heartland where the spirit of the pioneers still lives.

Thank you for inviting me to Berlin. It is an honour to be here in this beautiful city of Berlin. When I was here last year I emphasized how important Germany is for all of us. We all benefit from a healthy, democratic, self-confident Germany. 

Much has happened since my last visit. In the Netherlands we were able to achieve many amazing things. We have successfully started to roll back the process of Islamization in the Netherlands. 

We have done so in a peaceful way and through the democratic process. Recently, a deranged narcissistic psychopath from Norway committed a horrible crime. In cold blood he murdered nearly eighty innocent fellow citizens. The assassin pretended to be a concerned European. He said that he had committed his atrocity because “It is meaningless to participate in the democratic process.”

Written Parliamentary questions of Geert Wilders MP (PVV) to the Prime Minister and the Minister of Foreign Affairs about the statements of the OIC on Dutch politicians and the intimidating statement of the OIC secretary-general about me.