Dutch lawmaker says anti-Koran film almost finished

Wilder's relationships with Israel/Mossad (often seen visiting the Israeli ambassy) and him admiring the country/backing it's political interests, has me thinking out loud that there might be a more secretive reason for his hatred against Islam than we may think...

Think about it, our government has no backbone/guts to do anything at all, which in return angers the public, though the early angry reactions over this movie are not really helping out. It seems almost as if there's campaign going on to create hatred/paranoia between groups/religions, and Wilders just might be the agent to do it.

I may be stretching it, but it's a thing you may want to keep in the back of your head. His affiliation with Israel has been asked about more than enough to make me question his loyalty, or, what his true intentions are... Or his movie may just be made out of simple hate and personal opinion.

It's an interesting theory though, and experience has learned me to put a question mark in front of every politician, nearly each of them has a personal agenda, the illusion of freedom is a stage, and the actors are doing a damn fine job on it.

Its true that this is outrageous. But to an extent.
This is not a muslim country, the muslims there ARE immigrants. And if someone in there considers to do something like that its their own problem ( freedom of speach). But the fact that this would cause riots and/ death threats is also outrageous. These people chose to come over there, and eventho this sounds harsh , but if that bothers them they should move to a different place. Because no place on earth is perfect , it has its own + and -. They moved from other countires to gain some freedoms, but that doesnt mean that there wont be any consequences. We see the exact same thing in the middle east, - bashing agaist other religions and cultres. But we dont see death threats, because we sort of got used to it.

I can go off topic with this and the CAAR organization but i'll stop.

I would like to point out that those who immediately condemn this film that they have not seen as false, and only serving to stir up trouble are casting judgment on something they know nothing about. This is the technique of the propagandist and the liar, and those comments should be viewed as merely the attempts to discredit something before it is ever given a fair chance to be honestly viewed.

This film might actually do a good job of telling the truth, a story that needs to be told, and in the end do good.

All these people who want to pretend that Muslim attempts to smother free speech are harmless, and that the efforts of Muslims to use the structure of the family to keep their daughters and sons locked up into a medieval belief system is harmless, are either fooling themselves, or choosing this way towards ignorance out of their own selfish desires.

This is a situation that needs to have a giant spotlight shined upon it, and I thank the makers of this film for their effort.