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“In the Netherlands, Mr. Wilders’ foes, whether murderous jihadists or the multicultural establishment, share the same ‘strategic objective’—to increase the cost of associating with him beyond that which most people are willing to bear. It is not easy to be Geert Wilders. He has spent almost a decade in a strange, claustrophobic, transient, and tenuous existence little different from kidnap victims or, in his words, a political prisoner. He is under round-the-clock guard because of explicit threats to murder him by Muslim extremists.
Yet he’s the one who gets put on trial for incitement....For every independent-minded soul...there are a thousand other public figures who get the message: steer clear of Islam unless you want your life consumed—and steer clear of Wilders if you want to be left in peace.”
—From the foreword by Mark Steyn
Foreword ix
Chapter 1 The Axe Versus the Pen 1
Chapter 2 On Freedom 7
Chapter 3 Islamofascism 29
Chapter 4 In the Dark Doorways 47
Chapter 5 The Yoke of Ishmael 73
Chapter 6 Tears of Babylon 93
Chapter 7 Survival 111
Chapter 8 The Arnerikabomber 127
Chapter 9 Conquest 139
Chapter 10 Medina 157
Chapter 11 The Facilitators 175
Chapter 12 Fitna 187
Chapter 13 How to Turn the Tide 203
Notes 219
Index 275
Anonymous
Posted May 8, 2012
I like books that touch on the fundamental issue of the day and that help us come to terms with realities that we wish would just disappear, even though they persist.In this age of fundamentalism coming from all religions, but with far reaching implications the world faces from the jihadists, Geert Wilders work though extreme in some aspects does a good job of jolting us to the reality of this fringe in Islam that is silencing the majority of Muslims with its extreme views, radical actions and deceptive ways. After reading Janvier Chando's The Sweetest , and then Geert Wilder's Marked for Death:Islam's war Against the West and Me; I accept the fact that the extremists must never be allowed to triumph.
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Posted June 18, 2012
Mr. Wilders is the epitomy of a brave man willing to put his life in jeopardy for truth. He and his family risk their lives every day because of the truth he tells. This is truly a brave man. I admire his ability to honestly open the world of islam and the mechanism of that ideology. I learned so much about the motivation behind those whose desire it is to destroy anything that doesn't represent their ideology. Congratulations Mr. Wilders, you have produced a well written, explanation for those of us who desire an understand for the mentality and mechanism behind such hatred for anything that isn't islam.
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Posted June 9, 2012
Shocking and informative. A must read for all Americans.
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Posted May 24, 2012
Marked for Death gives quite a bit of history of the Islamic culture and why we must be wary. Many of our former presidents spoke of it, including Thomas Jefferson. If you'd like to know what is behind the uproar, here it is. I definately recommend it.
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Posted July 28, 2012
This book with its attention-grabbing title is no exaggeration. Geert Wilders lives a life in constant threat of being murdered by Muslims because he dares to tell the truth about Islam. This book goes behind the multicultural haze and reveals exactly what Muslim doctrine teaches. Geert Wilders has lived in the Middle East, has studied the Quran, and has lived with the consequences of publically naming its goals. The book is clearly written and understandable.
There will be a test over the next few years. Those who read this book will have a better chance at passing. Those who pass it off as alarmism will learn the hard way.
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Posted July 10, 2012
I like books that touch on the fundamental issue of the day and that help us come to terms with realities that we wish would just disappear, even though they persist.In this age of fundamentalism coming from all religions, but with far reaching implications the world faces from the jihadists, Geert Wilders work though extreme in some aspects does a good job of jolting us to the reality of this fringe in Islam that is silencing the majority of Muslims with its extreme views, radical actions and deceptive ways. After reading Janvier Chando's The Sweetest , and then Geert Wilder's Marked for Death:Islam's war Against the West and Me; I accept the fact that the extremists must never be allowed to triumph.
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“In the Netherlands, Mr. Wilders’ foes, whether murderous jihadists or the multicultural establishment, share the same ‘strategic objective’—to increase the cost of associating with him beyond that which most people are willing to bear. It is not easy to be Geert Wilders. He has spent almost a decade in a strange, claustrophobic, transient, and tenuous existence little different from kidnap victims or, in his words, a political prisoner. He is under round-the-clock guard because of explicit threats to murder him ...