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ISIS supporters attack journalists at....the Hague

MrMike

Bless you all
No...according to our local PJ Jihadi's, look the other way. Nothing to worry about.

Dumbasses!

ISIS Supporters Attack Reporters w/Bricks… at the Hague

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The new Islamic Sharia No-Go Zone is not all that far from the headquarters of half the organizations of international law in the world.

Here’s reporter Frank Verhoef on this exciting new development.

Schilderswijk in The Hague has become a no-go area for journalists.

The counter-demonstrators were loosely positioned by the police and a small group of journalists, including myself, in exactly the same place as in the pro-ISIS demo.

Several journalists were attacked: Telegraph reporter Alexander Bakker and his cameraman had to run for their lives , the camera of a journalist Novum was destroyed and all the journalists present had to watch out for countless flying bricks…

The bricks were thrown at the riot police who wanted to clear the streets, and also at the journalists who were just behind the riot police. With a brick can someone cause permanent injury and even death.

By the end of the demonstration, I fell into conversation with one of the (later arrested by the police) speakers of the pro-ISIS demo of July 24 … We had an animated discussion about the demonstrators and counter-demonstrators. I was given to understand in no uncertain uncertain terms that I should remain “neutral” as a journalist “otherwise you will incur harm, for example, if I find you somewhere.”

One thing has become very clear to me today: Schilderswijk is a no-go area become journalists. Journalists are hampered by fundamentalist democracy-hating Muslims in the exercise of their profession.

Journalists are intimidated, their equipment is destroyed and they are pelted with bricks as they do their work. When I say that reporting in the Schilderswijk traits starts getting to be like reporting in a war zone, then I’m exaggerating a bit, but it’s beginning to look like it.

The front line is everywhere.

http://www.frontpagemag.com/2014/dgreenfield/isis-supporters-attack-reporters-wbricks/
 
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No...according to our local PJ Jihadi's, look the other way. Nothing to worry about.

Dumbasses!

ISIS Supporters Attack Reporters w/Bricks… at the Hague

voorblad-611x328-450x241.jpg


The new Islamic Sharia No-Go Zone is not all that far from the headquarters of half the organizations of international law in the world.

Here’s reporter Frank Verhoef on this exciting new development.

Schilderswijk in The Hague has become a no-go area for journalists.

The counter-demonstrators were loosely positioned by the police and a small group of journalists, including myself, in exactly the same place as in the pro-ISIS demo.

Several journalists were attacked: Telegraph reporter Alexander Bakker and his cameraman had to run for their lives , the camera of a journalist Novum was destroyed and all the journalists present had to watch out for countless flying bricks…

The bricks were thrown at the riot police who wanted to clear the streets, and also at the journalists who were just behind the riot police. With a brick can someone cause permanent injury and even death.

By the end of the demonstration, I fell into conversation with one of the (later arrested by the police) speakers of the pro-ISIS demo of July 24 … We had an animated discussion about the demonstrators and counter-demonstrators. I was given to understand in no uncertain uncertain terms that I should remain “neutral” as a journalist “otherwise you will incur harm, for example, if I find you somewhere.”

One thing has become very clear to me today: Schilderswijk is a no-go area become journalists. Journalists are hampered by fundamentalist democracy-hating Muslims in the exercise of their profession.

Journalists are intimidated, their equipment is destroyed and they are pelted with bricks as they do their work. When I say that reporting in the Schilderswijk traits starts getting to be like reporting in a war zone, then I’m exaggerating a bit, but it’s beginning to look like it.

The front line is everywhere.

http://www.frontpagemag.com/2014/dgreenfield/isis-supporters-attack-reporters-wbricks/


The Flag says - I translate literally since I have a bit of Dutch - NO JIHAD IN THE STREET -

Geen = no or none

jihad - jihadis

In - in

de = the

staat = street


So, what they are in fact saying, I suspect is - do not send your storm troopers down here for there are no terrorists here -
 
No...according to our local PJ Jihadi's, look the other way. Nothing to worry about.

Dumbasses!

ISIS Supporters Attack Reporters w/Bricks… at the Hague

voorblad-611x328-450x241.jpg


The new Islamic Sharia No-Go Zone is not all that far from the headquarters of half the organizations of international law in the world.

Here’s reporter Frank Verhoef on this exciting new development.

Schilderswijk in The Hague has become a no-go area for journalists.

The counter-demonstrators were loosely positioned by the police and a small group of journalists, including myself, in exactly the same place as in the pro-ISIS demo.

Several journalists were attacked: Telegraph reporter Alexander Bakker and his cameraman had to run for their lives , the camera of a journalist Novum was destroyed and all the journalists present had to watch out for countless flying bricks…

The bricks were thrown at the riot police who wanted to clear the streets, and also at the journalists who were just behind the riot police. With a brick can someone cause permanent injury and even death.

By the end of the demonstration, I fell into conversation with one of the (later arrested by the police) speakers of the pro-ISIS demo of July 24 … We had an animated discussion about the demonstrators and counter-demonstrators. I was given to understand in no uncertain uncertain terms that I should remain “neutral” as a journalist “otherwise you will incur harm, for example, if I find you somewhere.”

One thing has become very clear to me today: Schilderswijk is a no-go area become journalists. Journalists are hampered by fundamentalist democracy-hating Muslims in the exercise of their profession.

Journalists are intimidated, their equipment is destroyed and they are pelted with bricks as they do their work. When I say that reporting in the Schilderswijk traits starts getting to be like reporting in a war zone, then I’m exaggerating a bit, but it’s beginning to look like it.

The front line is everywhere.

http://www.frontpagemag.com/2014/dgreenfield/isis-supporters-attack-reporters-wbricks/

How can ANYONE be an ISIS SUPPORTER? I can even understand someone who wants to support Palestinians.... OR Israelis.... OR Ukrainians.... OR Russians... or whatever... because they're PEOPLE.

Supporting ISIS is supporting pure evil.
 
Lol - that was a bit weird - where in London was that - I couldn't see -

I should've been a Private Investigator... LOL

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I should've been a Private Investigator... LOL

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61 Station Parade
Barking
Essex
IG11 8TU
Phone
020 8507 9109

Opening Times*
Mon - Thu: 8am to 11pm

Fri - Sat: 8am to 12am

Sun: 8am to 11pm

Facilities
Awarded a Food Hygiene Rating of 5
Broadcasts Live News
Cask Marque Accredited
Children Welcome
In Good Beer Guide
TV Screens
Wifi
*Please note: actual op

lol clever old Mrs Holmes -

East End small and local - I don't think it will kick off - they didn't sound too serious just idealistic - but - who knows? it is still the summer Londoners like a bit of rioting in the summer -
 
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