I've written before about Geert Wilders, the popular anti-Islamist crusader in Holland. He's recently released a video entitled Fitna, to much controversy. Here's the film:

The movie's original hosting company backed out, citing threats to their security and problems within their terms of use policy. Some video hosting sites are having a problem keeping the video up. And now, via Hot Air, here's the statement Liveleak posted after removing Fitna from their site:

You guys remember Geert Wilders don't you? He's quickly become a superstar in Dutch politics, and it's because he's been willing to stand up to the Religion of Pieces. According to Hot Air, Pakistan is banning YouTube to prevent trailers for Geert's upcoming documentary from getting around. Here's what we believe is the trailer:

I've already been told by some of my readers that Geert appears to be the type of xenophobic politician that we don't need speaking for our movement. I disagree vehemently. I think he's the type of anti-Islam realist we need. Take note, American politicians, some people recognize our enemy.

Europe is a failing continent, as a whole, but there has been a dramatic shift to right and center-right populists taking on the muslim takeover. Sarkozy is a great example of that, but it's happening elsewhere. The Guardian has a great piece on an anti-Islam politician catching fire:

A TV addict with bleached hair who adores Maggie Thatcher and prefers kebabs to hamburgers, Geert Wilders has got nothing against Muslims. He just hates Islam. Or so he says. 'Islam is not a religion, it's an ideology,' says Wilders, a lanky Roman Catholic right-winger, 'the ideology of a retarded culture.'

The Dutch politician, who sees himself as heir to a recent string of assassinated or hounded mavericks who have turned Holland upside down, has been doing a crash course in Koranic study. Likening the Islamic sacred text to Hitler's Mein Kampf, he wants the 'fascist Koran' outlawed in Holland, the constitution rewritten to make that possible, all immigration from Muslim countries halted, Muslim immigrants paid to leave and all Muslim 'criminals' stripped of Dutch citizenship and deported 'back where they came from'. But he has nothing against Muslims. 'I have a problem with Islamic tradition, culture, ideology. Not with Muslim people.'

Could we apply his plan to the United States? Absolutely not. Banning the Koran isn't even something I would support, considering I am currently studying the book myself. Still, Mr. Wilders is showing that you can take on the Religion of Pieces without getting politically neutered. Read the entire piece.