Thursday, April 30, 2015

Hate-Sheikh Gave Anti-Western Sermon in Helmond

It has now become known that on April 24th, Sheikh Abdelhamid Aynelhavyat spoke at the local mosque in Helmond and incited against the West including attacks on democracy.  He said, inter alia, that the streets of Helmond are full of nudity and when you go out you see Muslim women wearing “mini-mini-mini-skirts”. 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=AY-CqElTm8Q



Hate-Sheikh Attempts to Come to the Netherlands, in Vain



The Saudi hate Sheikh, Aaidh al-Qarni, was scheduled to speak today in the Al-Fourgaan mosque in Eindhoven.  Due to the many public protests, the organizing body, The Waqf Foundation, has decided to cancel the lecture.  In the meantime, the Italian authorities have cancelled al-Qarni’s visa for the Schengen zone, so that he is unable to enter the Netherlands. On earlier occasions, the United States and France also refused him entry.  In his videos, al-Qarni speaks about houses and men who have to be sacrificed, throats which have to be cut, and skulls which have to be pulverized.

Wednesday, April 29, 2015

Massive Polish Fraud with Dutch License Plates


Polish traders have produced fake Dutch license plates, which they have put on cars in Poland, in order to raise their price.  The Telegraaf daily has more than a thousand pictures where the fraudulent plates can be seen.  These cars are sold with registration papers.  A Polish economist living in the Netherlands discovered the swindle in 2004.  He has not been able to convince either the Dutch or the Polish authorities to do anything about it despite trying to do so for the past ten years.  The Dutch authorities say that if it happens in Poland, it is not their business, and the Polish police say that the falsification of license plates is not considered to be a crime in Poland.

Tuesday, April 28, 2015

Customs Officials Suspected of Involvement in Huge Cocaine Smuggle


The Dutch Department of Justice is shocked by the possible involvement of a customs employee in the Rotterdam harbor who is suspected of facilitating the import of 3,400 kg of cocaine. The spokesperson of the Rotterdam prosecution says that if criminals control the Customs Department, trade becomes far more simple. He added, “This is terrible.”

Monday, April 27, 2015

Creating and Watching Violent Movies is a Trend among Dutch Youngsters

Research by the National Monitor of Crime has shown that one out of ten youngsters interviewed knows somebody who has participated in the creation of a violent movie last year, either as the perpetrator, victim, bystander, or producer, and 21% say that they know of at least one of such violent films which is in circulation in their environment.  Some movies were viewed more than a 100,000 times, and 40% of the youngsters think that somebody who films such a movie should be punished like those who fight in it.

Sunday, April 26, 2015

Dutch-Based Telecom Companies Suspected of Massive Corruption in Uzbekistan


The Dutch Ministry of Justice is investigating two international telecom companies, which based in the Netherlands, about the possible bribing of Gulnara Karimova, the daughter of the president of Uzbekistan.  The Dutch prosecution was asked by the Swedish government to conduct this investigation.  The two companies are the Swedish-Finnish firm, TeliaSonera, and the Russian group, VimpelCom.  They are suspected of having paid $220 million via a letterbox company which is owned by Karimova. The potential bribe was made via a trust account operated by a Dutch firm of notaries.  The major Dutch bank, ING, is said to be involved in the transaction as well.  The payments were supposedly made in order to get GSM frequencies and licenses in Uzbekistan.

Saturday, April 25, 2015

IS Congratulates Dutch Family Over Death of Their Jihadi Son

IS has congratulated the parents of the dead Dutch jihadi, Omar H., over the death of their son. H., another Dutch jihadi told the AD daily, “Omar has become a martyr, just like he had hoped.”  “It sounds cruel,” H. added, “but I am glad for him and his family.”  Omar had been condemned to a jail term of 1.5 years, but managed to leave the country.