This article is full of inaccuracies.
'A five-page letter pinned to the body of Theo van Gogh..."
WRONG. The message was not 'pinned' to the body -- it was affixed by a knife plunged into the body.
'Other messages - later left at the sidewalk shrine where the 47-year-old filmmaker's throat was slashed - dripped with equal venom against radical Islam. "Enemies live among us," read one missive in a bed of flowers, votive candles and crosses.'
WRONG. His throat was not 'slashed.' His throat was sawn through in an attempt to behead the infidel.
And if you think that 'Enemies live among us,' is equal in venom to a murder with an accompanying call to more murder -- well, what's the point of talking to such people?
The one hopeful thing is the outpouring of Christian sentiment. You can't beat something with nothing. And right now militant Islam is very appealing to young people looking for a 'cause' to live for. Christianity has been suppressed to the point where there's nothing to stand up for... I hope more Europeans re-embrace their heritage.
Thanks much for the awful truth here. Why is some of the press holding this back, these necessary details? Necessary for understanding this murderous scum, what his motives were. Your account is the first I've heard of the note being "pinned" to Van Gogh via a knife plunged into his chest.