AEL wants to demonstrate in Brussels…..on 9/11!
Posted by Sitemaster on August 23, 2007
It’s going to be busy in Brussels on the 11th of September. The AEL
(Arab Europe League) announced that it will hold a manifestation
against “Islamophobia and racism in Europe”.
The AEL is known for some violent protests in Antwerp some years ago.
It was founded by Diab Abu Jahjah. During the war last year, he went
back to his homeland Lebanon to join Hezbollah in it’s fight against
Israel. Diab didn’t return. He decided to stay in Lebanon to start a
political party there. Since then we didn’t here from the AEL anymore,
until now.
In the article on
http://www.hln.be/hlns/cache/det/art_561374.html?wt.bron=RSS the AEL
claims they support the freedom of speech and that they did not ask to
ban the SIOE demo. But their manifestation is a reaction to this SIOE
demo (organised by far right and racist organisations they say). They
say everyone has the same absolute right to speak their language and
to live according to their culture and religion.
Thielemans is waiting for a report from the police before he decides
if he will ban this demo.
August 23, 2007 at 11:51 am
Hope it will be busy in Brussels, on our part that is
Still in doubt about date/time though.
The impression I get from people’s reactions is: “Oh, on a tuesday and during working hours as well, eh?” that the demo is considered not to accommodate the ‘regular working man’.
Though people sympathise, if that’s the first impression they get then you can argue in favour of free speech all you want but you’ll get less ‘feet on the ground’ in Brussels. This, I think has put off more people than some scary pictures on GoV.
SIOE says: There have never been any doubt about the date. 9/11 is a memorial date, and therefore chosen as the date for the demonstration. We simply owe the victims this respect. And as we have said before in previous posts; terrorists and also AEL don’t seem to have a problem with “actions” on weekdays. It has been announced since a long time, everybody has had a fair chance to arrange their participation.
August 23, 2007 at 12:31 pm
Thielemans is worried.
It would come as no surprise to discover that he even initiated the counter-demo.
As there would be guaranteed violence if we there as well, he will now be able to hold us away from the area for “safety and security” measures.
It is a certainty therefore, that permission for this new march will be rushed through.
Clever man.
How to counter-act him?
We MUST, we NEED, to turn up in our well dressed, non- threatening, thousands.
If we do not, we will have lost the opening battle, which as any General will tell you, is the one that decides the war.
The Reds V the Brownshirts is where this will eventually end up.
Stupid, stupid, Socialist idiots.
August 23, 2007 at 12:48 pm
I can’t say that I am surprised by this development; I half-anticipated it. Do we know yet where they propose to hold their demonstration (so that we can avoid getting entangled in it)?
August 23, 2007 at 1:13 pm
There is no such thing as “absolute right to speak their language and
to live according to their culture and religion.”
In Belgian there 2 languages, french and flemish, there separation of state and religion, equality between man and women and some other niceties not compatible with Islam.
If muslims must leave in Belgium they must accept belgian law.
If this fit not to them they are free to go
August 23, 2007 at 1:23 pm
Now this should be very interesting!
August 23, 2007 at 4:50 pm
After Trolls United on 9/9 are accusing the Bush administration of having murdered 3000 innocent people in cold blood for political gain, we now have the agents provocateurs of the AEL stirring the pot by adding insult to injury!
he says in no uncertain terms: “‘The train has left and where it will end is predictable: an enlightenened Kristallnacht.
This is crunchtime for mayor Freddy Thielemans: is he going to allow this to go ahead on 9/11?! AEL’s prior declaration is oozing a toxic mix of good will, victimhood and old Nazi ghosts. Diab’s accusing the SIOE of generalization, lumping the entire peace-loving mainstream Ummah together with a coincidental terroristic fringe (the basis of Thielemans’ legal prohibition), while unblinkingly coming up with a counter generalizarion: “Europe at last is showing its racist and imperialistic character”. Europe being part of the realm of the White Oppressor will surely not invoke protective legislation on the part of Thielemans that the generalization against an Oppressed minority has done.
It must be said that Diab is a rather clever, little demagogue who’s learned in his native Lebanon how to play ethnic and religious divisions to the advantage of Fascism.
He’s livid: in the light of the SIOE appeal to moderate Muslims (which he considers ‘his people’
This guy is bad news!
August 23, 2007 at 5:04 pm
What a joke…surely this is a Thielemans’ ploy. He’ll ban this fantasy AEL demonstration and thus be able to claim his impartiality.
August 23, 2007 at 5:11 pm
SIOE needs to establish links with organisations which aren’t Muslim in Belgium, and get those organisations to put pressure on the mayor of Brussels to be consistent by banning the AEL’s demonstration, or in allowing both demonstrations.
August 23, 2007 at 5:15 pm
ps - see you in brussels…
August 23, 2007 at 8:37 pm
Or it was done so that the mayor can appear to be even handed. But I did ask on another thread, why don’t we march in Strasbourg instead
August 23, 2007 at 9:11 pm
In the battle for hearts and minds SIOE is winning 3-0
First Dhimmi Thielemans forbids a paceful demo and a minut silence for 9/11 victims on spurious reason.
Then came a demo of some jerks with crazy complot theory about 9/11.
Now we have muslims demo in El Bruss for islamization of Europe. Do we want better? Let them came, there will aready be few of them. The more they the more they show we are right in our demo.
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To Senior
SIOE got nothing to do with AEL demo. That is Thielema’s and friend’s busyness. We are just going to do what we ought to do. Let them fry in own oil.
August 23, 2007 at 9:43 pm
Ours is the first great political movement of the twenty first century. Words will be written about our deeds and about the courage that we will show by defying dictatorship and assembling as planned on 11 September. Whatever fortune bestows upon us in future years, those of us who go will be able to proudly say that we answered the desperate call of freedom, we had the courage of our convictions and we stood firm and resolute, together in unity and common purpose.
Great causes are not fuelled by ease and certainty but by taking risks, making sacrifices and exhibiting single-minded determination to succeed. Standing up against tyranny and oppression has never been easy or safe, why should it be any different now? It is those with courage who make history it is those that don’t who are shaped by events. It is our holy duty as Europeans to stand up for freedom and defend it when it is in peril. If we are intimidated and make excuses, inventing reasons why we should not go to Brussels in September then we deserve to be slaves. We would be abandoning our rights as Europeans and accepting inevitable servitude and debasement.
The Mayor has illustrated very clearly the direction in which we are heading here in Europe - the European elite’s hand has been tipped. Freedom itself is in peril, we must stand up to defend it or lose it forever. Those in power are terrified by our sort of grass roots, popular movement and will do everything they can to undermine it so that they can cling to their unearned power. They are not yet ready and we have unnerved them. The EU is still only pregnant with tyranny and there is still time to put the EU monster back in its box and stop this undemocratic juggernaut before it gathers the momentum to fully demolish our liberties.
Those of you who are intimidated by the rantings of the man in the Brussels mayor’s office and are thinking of staying in the relative safety of hearth and home consider the following. The powers of the European police state increase with staggering speed. This might indeed be our last chance to openly show our disgust to our rulers. If we do not make this demonstration an overwhelming success there will be consequences. There might be new laws that prevent free speech and free assembly. Our freedom of movement to assemble collectively as Europeans from different national traditions may be put in jeopardy. In fact protesting in public might be made illegal. Furthermore, there will be more time for those in power to brainwash the young and subvert the society that they are there to protect.
The eyes of the world are on us; what we do (or don’t do) in September will resonate across the new century. Defenders of liberty hear me – we must stand together and stand firm, the hopes and aspirations of future generations of Europeans are in our hands. I for one want to be able to say in years to come that I answered the call and was there when the voice of freedom was finally heard. Western civilisation needs you all.
August 23, 2007 at 10:10 pm
I´m taking 10 people to Brussels , demo is not for tomorrow so this might actually double or triple… I dont ask much …just for all of you to do the same….you know you can do it , too much is at stake here !
We shall not be intimidated , we shall not be denied our rights , we shall not bend nor break , alea jacta est.
See you in Brussels , rain or shine .
August 23, 2007 at 10:35 pm
See you there Pepijn, I am sure that we will all make some very good friends and contacts when we meet up in September and I look forward to meeting you if possible. The Brussels establishment is rattled and we have the excellent work of SIOE to thank for that. They are weak and confused and we have the initiative.
Thanks to the free publicity from the Mayor I am sure that it will be bigger and better than we would have previously thought. Personally I am very stubborn so if an upstart of a Mayor says I can’t do something that is absolutely legitimate then I will do it inspite of him. There will be people from all over Europe there - it will be a celebration of European solidarity despite the efforts of the EU to undermine our culture and togetherness.
I am looking forward to see the flag of liberty fly once again over Europe. We are free and always will be whatever plans our rulers may have for us. If we stand together in unity then we cannot lose, we are all in this together and together we will prevail whatever threats and doubts may be sown to dampen our spirits or reduce our resolve.
August 24, 2007 at 7:01 am
I will be with you in spirit!! In the meantime, I will blog about this. Should get the post up by tomorrow night.
Good luck my brothers and sisters!
August 24, 2007 at 9:29 am
It is a nice gift Thielemans gave us some time ago.
He denied the right to demonstrate, while the police didn’t find any reason to forbid this demonstration.
Freddy Thielemans broke the law and declared himself as an opponent of freedom of speech.
The best thing the SIOE could do, is NOT to fight against Thielemans decision, but to reveal his undemocratic behavior to the public.
The ISOE should publicise Freddy’s behavior in all the mainstream newspapers in every European country. And if the budget allows also in Japanese, Russian, Chinese and USA- Newspapers.
And then wait and do nothing.
Wait until Freddy Thielemans invitation to demonstrate drops in the postbox.
So, start to collect some funds, guys !
Cheers !
August 24, 2007 at 1:23 pm
I would love to be in Brussels on the 11th but due to monetary circumstances I will not be able to make it, but I whole heartily support this effort. Can we not at a later date have the same demonstration in all major capitols of Europe in that way I believe the turnout would be huge.
August 24, 2007 at 3:21 pm
AEL? Except for the usual provocation (biting the hands that fed him - once more) I don’t think abu fucking jahjah will leave his lebanon sandhole for BXL. Speaking of spreading hate. So much for being nice and patient to fuckers. Playtime is over folks. Today in Bastogne I realized it’s Pay-Back Time. The Americans need our help dealing with this fascist scum, crushing us by sheer numbers, thank you very much left-wing idiots!
August 24, 2007 at 3:53 pm
I cannot make it to Brussels myself, but my thoughts are with all those brave people who stand up. I will be with you in spirit!
August 24, 2007 at 7:04 pm
I suggest sending the dhimmi mayor (Kabinet.Bgm.Thielemans@brucity.be) some of these booklets, politely asking him to read them in order to to make him understand what the demonstration was supposed to be against, and what he is imlicitly endorsing by his banning/permitting actions:
http://www.terrorismawareness.org/files/WANTKAJ.pdf
http://www.terrorismawareness.org/files/NaziRoots.pdf
http://www.terrorismawareness.org/files/TheIslamicMeinKampf.pdf
Since I’ve already sent him physical books on the subject, I’d prefer someone else to go ahead with these.
August 24, 2007 at 8:40 pm
Dont worry about Dhimmi Thielemans.
Until 9/11 other causes will be grafting on SIOE march and this is going to be a great day.
I dont expect to see him in charge anymore short after that.
August 25, 2007 at 3:04 am
Don´t even walk on that path……don´t even consider him to be an issue , he´s long lost…..
We´ll all be there , so will you , ….
We were taught a hard lesson with chamberlain and his appeasement-policy , …where did we get ? salvation ?
do we really want to cry for help to the usa again ?
let´s show the usa how it´s done … !!!!
thielemans is a big mouthed heavy piece o´ meat….and that´s all he is….
August 25, 2007 at 7:58 am
Incidentally, “Thielemans” anagrams to “I am the lens” (magnify). Odd. Hey, let’s magnify that to “Oddball”. And Antonio, it looks like that not Thielemans, but something else is in charge. Funny thing, charge, right?
August 26, 2007 at 3:45 pm
i don’t think that the major tielemans will say no to this ael because they are supporting him with their votes, moslims are free in belgium and they can do everything but we as belgium people we can not, democratie you call that? don’t make me laugh please
August 28, 2007 at 12:19 am
Take a look at this article “The Right to Assembly”: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB118816513293909146.html?mod=googlenews_wsj
“Yet freedom of speech, particularly controversial speech, is also a treasured good in a democracy. In this instance, moreover, any immediate threat to public security perhaps should be weighed against a potential long-term threat to peace. Among other things, banning the SIOE demonstration will embolden Muslim radicals by suggesting that violence, or the fear of it, is the way to manipulate freedom lovers. Arguably, a ban may also undermine faith among ordinary people that their concerns about radical Islam can be voiced, and addressed, in a democratic fashion. Perhaps the court will consider this at tomorrow’s hearing.”
August 28, 2007 at 12:28 am
Sorry, if you can’t access the full article “STATE OF THE UNION” Wall Street Journal, try via Google News: http://news.google.com/news?hl=en&client=opera&rls=en&hs=FPR&resnum=0&um=1&tab=wn&ie=ISO-8859-1&q=against+islamization+europe&btnG=Search+News
September 4, 2007 at 10:19 am
See you there guys…
September 7, 2007 at 4:36 pm
I’m sure most of you have seen this but just in case, here it is. Muslims Demand That Sweden Change its Laws:
http://www.thelocal.se/8412/20070906/
It’s a pretty clear threat of violence if Sweden doesn’t capitulate.