Morrocan crime and violence in Holland leads to jihad
Referring to Moroccan youth as "street terrorists" Geert Wilders the Head of the Party for Freedom told a recent sitting of Lower House that:
" Morrocans did not come to integrate ' but to subjugate and dominate the Dutch.' We are losing our country to Morrocan hooligans who go through life cursing, spitting, and beating up innocent people"
"They accept all too happily our welfare, housing and doctors but not our norms or values." He said.
Wilders was referring to recent incidents in which a Dutch emergency team was threatened with death by a Morrocan crowd after coming to the aid of a stabbing incident and a recent curfew which was implemented in the town of Ede in the district of Veldhuizen after rampaging Morrocan youth set fire to cars and broke the windows of police vehicles.
A newspaper report on the situation in Ede related that:
On a film on YouTube young Morrocans in Veldhuizen rap that "the time has come to fight".The brazen and criminal behaviours makes the citizens of Ede feel unsafe. People who complain to the police are attacked. 'It is escalating the rule of law is at stake' according to council member Bert Komdeur CDA
Ede has been dealing for years with disturbances by Moroccan youth. Last year Veldhuizen made the news when Morrocan fathers went riding on public buses to put an end on the taunting, spitting and intimidation of the drivers.
Veldhuizen was in the world news after the September 11attacks because scores of Moroccans partied in the street.
Several weeks ago Mayor Cohen of Amsterdam commented on the incident involving the ambulance crew and said that that "the violence was coming mainly from Morrocans" adding "in many cases when this kind of threatening behaviour takes place, it is involving our Morrocan fellow citizens, in a large amount of the cases from Morrocan boys. Cohen said further: There is a problem there, in that community, the problem must be solved".
Muslims make up 5.8% of the population in Holland, a country of 16 million. According to counter terrorism expert Emerson Vermaat, the Muslim population is becoming increasingly radicalized and the step from street terror and crime to jihad is a normal progression. He wrote:
"What European investigators are quite worried about today is the dangerous mixture of crime and Islamist terrorism. Young second generation and third generation immigrants from Morocco, who are involved in petty crime and appear to be susceptible to the call of fundamentalist Islam and then become jihadists. In a nice and peaceful country like Holland, young Moroccans involved in petty crime, street robberies and violence against the police turn to Islamist radicalism or even join terrorist networks.
A good example is Mohammed Bouyeri, a Dutch Moroccan born and raised in Amsterdam. Before he killed filmmaker and columnist Theo van Gogh in November 2004, Bouyeri already had a criminal record. In 1997, he spat in a policeman's face, in 2000 he beat a visitor of a student's café with his fists, in 2001 he stuck a knife into a policeman's neck.
MIM: In the Dutch town of Gouda things have gotten so bad that the bus service has now decided to avoid certain districts after a conductor was robbed and others were attacked by Morrocans. A camera team which went to cover the story was assaulted. According to this article the Mayor addressed the parents of Morrocan youth in the town sporthall. Afterwards he went to a clubhuis to speak to the youth.
Youth in Gouda assault camera team
Jongeren Gouda mishandelen cameraploeg GOUDA - In de Goudse wijk Oosterwei is woensdagmiddag een cameraploeg mishandeld. Een 19-jarige man is inmiddels aangehouden. Diverse media kwamen naar Gouda nadat bekend was geworden dat Connexxion besloot een deel van stadsbuslijn 3 niet meer door deze wijk te laten rijden nadat de chauffeur was beroofd.
Om verdere escalaties in de wijk te voorkomen sprak burgemeester Cornelis woensdagavond een groep Marokkaanse ouders toe in sporthal De Springer. Daarna ging hij naar buurthuis 't Wiel om daar met jongeren te praten.
In de gemeenteraad zei de burgemeester, die eerder de boel wat bagatelliseerde, dat Connexxion eerder bij de gemeente en de politie aan de bel hadden moeten trekken.
Referring to Moroccan youth as "street terrorists" Geert Wilders the Head of the Party for Freedom told a recent sitting of Lower House that:
" Morrocans did not come to integrate ' but to subjugate and dominate the Dutch.' We are losing our country to Morrocan hooligans who go through life cursing, spitting, and beating up innocent people"
"They accept all too happily our welfare, housing and doctors but not our norms or values." He said.
Wilders was referring to recent incidents in which a Dutch emergency team was threatened with death by a Morrocan crowd after coming to the aid of a stabbing incident and a recent curfew which was implemented in the town of Ede in the district of Veldhuizen after rampaging Morrocan youth set fire to cars and broke the windows of police vehicles.
A newspaper report on the situation in Ede related that:
On a film on YouTube young Morrocans in Veldhuizen rap that "the time has come to fight".The brazen and criminal behaviours makes the citizens of Ede feel unsafe. People who complain to the police are attacked. 'It is escalating the rule of law is at stake' according to council member Bert Komdeur CDA
Ede has been dealing for years with disturbances by Moroccan youth. Last year Veldhuizen made the news when Morrocan fathers went riding on public buses to put an end on the taunting, spitting and intimidation of the drivers.
Veldhuizen was in the world news after the September 11attacks because scores of Moroccans partied in the street.
Several weeks ago Mayor Cohen of Amsterdam commented on the incident involving the ambulance crew and said that that "the violence was coming mainly from Morrocans" adding "in many cases when this kind of threatening behaviour takes place, it is involving our Morrocan fellow citizens, in a large amount of the cases from Morrocan boys. Cohen said further: There is a problem there, in that community, the problem must be solved".
Muslims make up 5.8% of the population in Holland, a country of 16 million. According to counter terrorism expert Emerson Vermaat, the Muslim population is becoming increasingly radicalized and the step from street terror and crime to jihad is a normal progression. He wrote:
"What European investigators are quite worried about today is the dangerous mixture of crime and Islamist terrorism. Young second generation and third generation immigrants from Morocco, who are involved in petty crime and appear to be susceptible to the call of fundamentalist Islam and then become jihadists. In a nice and peaceful country like Holland, young Moroccans involved in petty crime, street robberies and violence against the police turn to Islamist radicalism or even join terrorist networks.
A good example is Mohammed Bouyeri, a Dutch Moroccan born and raised in Amsterdam. Before he killed filmmaker and columnist Theo van Gogh in November 2004, Bouyeri already had a criminal record. In 1997, he spat in a policeman's face, in 2000 he beat a visitor of a student's café with his fists, in 2001 he stuck a knife into a policeman's neck.
MIM: In the Dutch town of Gouda things have gotten so bad that the bus service has now decided to avoid certain districts after a conductor was robbed and others were attacked by Morrocans. A camera team which went to cover the story was assaulted. According to this article the Mayor addressed the parents of Morrocan youth in the town sporthall. Afterwards he went to a clubhuis to speak to the youth.
Youth in Gouda assault camera team
Jongeren Gouda mishandelen cameraploeg GOUDA - In de Goudse wijk Oosterwei is woensdagmiddag een cameraploeg mishandeld. Een 19-jarige man is inmiddels aangehouden. Diverse media kwamen naar Gouda nadat bekend was geworden dat Connexxion besloot een deel van stadsbuslijn 3 niet meer door deze wijk te laten rijden nadat de chauffeur was beroofd.
Om verdere escalaties in de wijk te voorkomen sprak burgemeester Cornelis woensdagavond een groep Marokkaanse ouders toe in sporthal De Springer. Daarna ging hij naar buurthuis 't Wiel om daar met jongeren te praten.
In de gemeenteraad zei de burgemeester, die eerder de boel wat bagatelliseerde, dat Connexxion eerder bij de gemeente en de politie aan de bel hadden moeten trekken.
