Topic: Fitna

Geert Wilders and his Party for Freedom (PVV) are gaining significant straw poll support despite Wilders facing prosecution for his anti-Islam film, Fitna. The discussion explores the failure of multicultural integration in the Netherlands and the potential impact of the Lisbon Treaty on national sovereignty. Concerns are raised regarding Turkey's potential entry into the European Union and the influence of fundamentalism.

The UK Home Office denied entry to Dutch politician Geert Wilders, who intended to screen his anti-Islam film "Fitna" at the House of Commons. The incident sparked a debate over freedom of speech and the influence of conservative religious clerics on British immigration policy.

Dutch Member of Parliament Geert Wilders faces prosecution for his film "Fitna," which critics claim insults Islam. The film uses Quranic quotes alongside footage of terrorist acts to critique the impact of Islam on Dutch society. The legal action is characterized as a threat to free speech and a sign of growing cultural tension in Europe.

Dutch politician Geert Wilders released a controversial film titled Fitna, which uses edited footage to critique the influence of Islam in the Netherlands. The film claims that a significant portion of third-generation Muslims in the country prefer Sharia law over democracy. The commentary suggests that while the film's production quality is poor, it reflects a growing European sentiment against multiculturalism that is often suppressed by political correctness.