Posted on 07/15/2005 9:23:37 AM PDT by Albion Wilde
AMSTERDAM, 15/7/05 - Both the Lower House and the Public Prosecutors' Office (OM) fear that Theo van Gogh's killer Mohammed B. will use his years in prison to spread radical Islamic messages to other inmates and into the outside world. They demand that Justice Minister Piet Hein Donner take steps to prevent this.
During the inquiry into the murder of prominent columnist, filmmaker and Islam-critic Theo van Gogh, the OM intercepted two documents written by Mohammed B. in pre-trial custody. He had called one 'The constitution of a fundamentalist', the other was a poem praising Osama bin Laden.
The OM was able to intercept the texts in connection with the murder inquiry. But once the trial is over, the OM can no longer impose any prohibitions. B.'s sentence will be announced on 26 July. The OM has demanded life imprisonment.
The OM warned Minister Donner yesterday that he should take steps to prevent B. from growing into an icon for radical Muslims over the next few years, by regularly sending messages out into the world from his cell. The Lower House shares this concern. The MPs also fear that B. will continue recruiting Jihad fighters from behind the prison bars.
B. previously tried to recruit fighters for the Jihad in the PBC, the Justice Ministry's behavioural research clinic. He gave two men in his section lessons from the Koran, lent them violent texts and segregated himself with them.
Minister Donner will instigate an investigation of whether the existing powers are sufficient for eliminating the risks. Christian democrat (CDA) MP Wim van de Camp said yesterday that Donner needs to produce a satisfactory solution quickly. "Otherwise the House will put forward an initiative bill. We must ensure that we do not say in two years' time: if only we had done this or that."
In principle, anyone in the Netherlands may write, publish and distribute articles, including convicted criminals. If the texts infringe criminal law, for example when they incite to hatred or sedition, the author can be prosecuted for this. But if Mohammed B. receives a life sentence for murdering Theo van Gogh, no further sentence can be imposed on him for any future criminal offence.
I think it's finally starting to dawn on Europeans that they are completely, 100%, demographically f***ed!
Put him in solitary.
Can't they put him in "community service" on a pig farm so he might have a tragic accident in the manure pit.
"Is Mohammed B. any relation to Ali G.?"
Or J. Lo? Don't know. This use of the first name and last initial only is a journalistic rule in some European countries -- Holland and France, maybe others -- for referring to those accused of crimes but not yet convicted.
I tell you, I watched Revelations.
Prison was a main recruiting site for the Anti-Christ forces. As I watched, I thought about Fundamentalist Islam being spewed to our prisoners. Creepy and scary.
In the United States, where children are not allowed to hear about Jesus Christ in public, prisons are one of the main recruitment spots for Allah.
"Respec"
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