Dutch premier distances govt from anti-Islam cartoon contest

The Hague: Friday's Prime Minister of the Netherlands exiled his government from a cartoon contest organized by Gilbert Wilders, a member of the Muslim opposition later this year.

Prime Minister Mark Ruth said, "It is not a member of the government, competition is not government leadership," Wilder's said.

Following the response of Pakistan 's anger to the proposed campaign, Rutter' s comments were made and Wilders planned to open the Liberal Party 's strictly protected Dutch parliamentary office in the right wing party in November.

The Pakistani authorities called it an attempt to profane Islam and proposed a diplomatic protest against the Wilders plan.

Wilders of the opposition parties are known for his intense criticism of Islam, which caused a movie about Muslims in Muslim countries before. After the threat of years of death, he lives under all-weather surveillance. Ruth doubted the incentive for Wilders to organize the game, "his aim is not to debate Islam, his purpose is to provoke."

In June this year, anti-Islamic parliamentary Gilbert Wilders, who led the second largest party in the Netherlands and accused of instigating hatred, asked for the submission of Muslim's prohibited Prophet Muhammad's cartoon. The $ 10,000 (£ 7,700) contest was held in November, currently there are 200 entries. TLP knows how to make government take action. In the three weeks of November, Rizvi and about 2,000 followers blocked the highway between Islamabad and its sister city, Rawalpindi, and tweaked their election oath. The army finally reached an agreement including dismissal of government and Zahid Hamid Minister of Justice and further concessions.

George Wilders, a non-Muslim populist in the Netherlands, said on Twitter that "weak government leaders such as Merkel and Rute are" "protect tsunami and Islamic terrorism through their cross-border policies." French right-wing politician Marion Marechal Le Pen tweeted in French that "Merkel is responsible." Some people are mainly supporters of cards, especially @ TEN_GOP. Others are coming from the rightmost account, and their support for playing cards seems to be the result of other positions. Other countries come from anti-EU and anti-Muslim figures, especially Wilders, Farage, Le Pen. They seem to have acquired political scores at home using Berlin's attacks.

Malaysian former leader Mahathir Mohammed called for 3 billion Muslims worldwide to boycott Dutch products because legislators of foreign immigrants released anti-Islamic films, according to Sunday news coverage. At the same time, his government, together with the international community, stated that he strongly respected and respected the 15-minute movie and was neither respectful nor insensitive. "Muslims are united, it is easy to take action," Malaysia's Utu Sun Malaysia quoted Mr. Mahathir. "When boycotting products in the Netherlands they will have to shut down their business." I can not immediately request comments from his office. A Geert Wilders movie entitled 'Fettina' or Arabic 'Torture' was published online Thursday, but it was deleted from LiveLeak.com one day later. It spreads widely on other file sharing sites