City of Amsterdam Incites Children Against Politician

From the desk of The Brussels Journal on Fri, 2008-02-08 20:18

A quote from the Dutch press agency NIS, 7 February 2008

The city of Amsterdam has developed teaching material warning children against the politics of Geert Wilders, newspaper De Telegraaf yesterday reported. […] The newspaper quoted from a letter that the city council has sent to three hundred primary and secondary schools in Amsterdam. […] Wilders responded indignantly to the letter. "Sickening. Leaflets like this should not be subsidised. The contents are prejudiced and inaccurate. […]"

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document

Submitted by Citizen Z on Sun, 2008-02-10 14:47.

For those interested, you can download the document here (4mb pdf).
It's in Dutch, but the illustrations speak for themself.

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Amazing!

Submitted by Dr. D on Sat, 2008-02-09 18:48.

Isn't this a violation of some sort of law? Are the schools authorized to propagandize the students regarding specific individuals? Amazing!!

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Doesn't suprise me in the least

Submitted by Anonymous Infidel on Sat, 2008-02-09 01:42.

Schools do this all the time with any Republican or President Bush. (He's not an awful president, just an Ok one)

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Their time would be better spent preparing for the riots.....

Submitted by onecent on Fri, 2008-02-08 23:18.

The city of Amsterdam would be smarter to be preparing for the riots that will be unleashed by the adherents of the Religion of Perpetual Rage when Wilders' film hits the internet.

Of course the Dutch being the Dutch will grovel, berating themselves as the good dhimmis they are. As dhimmis, most of them have already concluded that free speech is a liability and must be muzzled at all costs. They treated Hirsi Ali like dirt as a response to her courage of convictions.

Tolerance of intolerance isn't a virtue, it's supidity and in Holland's case cultural suicide.

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