Well, if she does come here, she can still be a member of Parliament
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Of course! We have frauds like Pelosi, Kerry and Clinton here, she'll fit right in!
Atleast they have backbone.
When she gets here, SEND HER BACK!
What lies did she tell?
Huh????????
By what right is she coming to America?
This was all over the BBC last night. What they didn't mention is why she is coming to the US and what benefit is she looking for by coming here. Certainly Canada would take her.
Do we really want her? Send her to Somalia.
Because of her statements about the Islamic prophet Muhammad in a Trouw interview, a discrimination complaint was filed against Hirsi Ali on April 24, 2003. The Prosecutor's office decided not to prosecute her, because her critique did "not put forth any conclusions in respect to Muslims and their worth as a group is not denied."[10].
Hirsi Ali wrote the script for Submission [11], a short, low-budget film directed by Theo van Gogh. The film criticized the treatment of women in Islamic society. It showed women, one of whom was dressed in a semi-transparent burqa, with texts from the Qur'an projected on their bodies. The texts referred to the subordinate role of women. In addition to writing the script, Hirsi Ali also provided the voice-over. The release of the film sparked much controversy, as well as violent reaction, when radical Islamist Mohammed Bouyeri gunned down Van Gogh in an Amsterdam street on November 2, 2004. A letter pinned to Van Gogh's body with a knife was primarily a death threat to Hirsi Ali.
In 2004 the group "The Hague Connection" produced and distributed the rap song "Hirsi Ali Dis" on the internet. The lyrics of this song included yet more violent threats against Hirsi Ali's life. The rappers were prosecuted under Article 121 of the Dutch criminal code, because they hindered the execution of Hirsi Ali's tasks as politician. In 2005 the rappers were sentenced to community service and a suspended prison sentence [12].
After the incident, Hirsi Ali went into hiding in the Netherlands, and even spent some time in New York, a situation which lasted until January 18, 2005, when she returned to parliament. On February 18, 2005, she revealed the location of herself and her colleague Geert Wilders, who had also been in hiding. She demanded a normal, secured house, which she was granted one week later.
On November 16, 2005, Hirsi Ali reported being seriously threatened by the Imam Scheich Fawaz. This Imam, who worked in a mosque in The Hague, announced on the internet that Hirsi Ali would be "blown away by the wind of changing times" and that she could anticipate "the curse of Allah".
In January 2006, Hirsi Ali used her acceptance speech for the Reader's Digest "European of the Year" award to urge action to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons and to say that Mahmoud Ahmadinejad must be taken at his word in wanting to organize a conference to investigate objective evidence of the Holocaust. "Before I came to Europe, I'd never heard of the Holocaust. That is the case with millions of people in the Middle East. Such a conference should be able to convince many people away from their denial of the genocide against the Jews." [13] She also said that "so-called Western values" of freedom and justice are universal; that Europe has done far better than most areas of the world at providing justice, because it has guaranteed the freedom of thought and debate that are required for critical self-examination; and that communities cannot reform themselves unless "scrupulous investigation of every former and current doctrine is possible."[14]
In March 2006 a letter she co-signed entitled MANIFESTO: Together facing the new totalitarianism with eleven other individuals (most notably Salman Rushdie) was published in response to violent and deadly protests in the Islamic world surrounding the Jyllands-Posten Muhammad cartoons controversy.
On April 27 a Dutch judge ruled that Hirsi Ali had to leave her house - a highly secured secret address in the Netherlands. Her neighbors had complained that living next to her was an unacceptable security risk for them.
What makes her think we want her?
Well, if she does come here, she can still be a member of Parliament
Parliament Funkadelic
Dumpster diving for anything....wow the muslim extremists are really going to take over.
I'll bet that the Dutch gave her the boot because her presence in their country created the risk that she could cause an insurrection among their very large muslim population,at least some of whom are capable of gunning people down in the streets (that politician a few years ago and the film maker more recently,for example).
This is incredible. Literally, I guess.
She is a very brave woman, and I think we should be glad to have her in our country.
Just what we need: another lying politician
No doubt she'll register to vote as a Dimocrat - in New Orleans.
Hey we don't care if you lie, cheat, commit fraud, etc. Come on in!
It was bad she lied, but she also is one of the few people that stands up to the radical and violent aspects of Islam, and worked with the van Gogh murdered a couple years ago on that documentary. If anything, this is just another example of the double standard rampant within many countries' immigration departments.
I only took one beheading for the dutch to cave. How can any man call himself dutch?