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New York - Dutch politician of 'Fitna' fame Geert Wilders is to speak at a rally in New York on September 11 to protest plans to build a mosque close to Ground Zero. Politicians in the Netherlands fear the worst for the country's image abroad.

Imam Dr Taj Hargey of the Summertown Islamic Congregation in Oxford, UK has issued an open challenge for a public debate with Dutch anti-jihadist MP Geert Wilders about his film Fitna and his planned sequel.

Dutch MP Geert Wilders would become the next prime minister of The Netherlands if elections were to be held this month. His Party for Freedom (PVV) now holds nine seats, but a top local pollster finds that he's now so popular that he would get 27 seats.

Congressman Keith Ellison (D-MN), the first-ever US congressman to undertake a pilgrimage to Mecca, has slammed the Senate's Republican whip John Kyl 's sponsoring Dutch MP Geert Wilders's anti-jihadist film Fitna at The Capitol on Thursday.

The Republican Whip in the Senate Jon Kyl is hosting a screening at the Capitol building on Thursday for the anti-jihadist, liberal Dutch lawmaker Geert Wilders' short film Fitna, which cites passages from the Q'uran while showing Islamic terror acts.

Anti-jihadist Dutch MP Geert Wilders, barred from the UK, arrived in the United States on Monday, and appeared on Fox News twice; first as a guest on the Glenn Beck show and then on The O'Reilly Factor. Wilders says Europe needs a First Amendment.

Dutch MP Geert Wilders jets off to Washington DC today. The controversial leader of the Party for Freedom was invited by Republican senator Jon Kyl of Iowa to show his anti-jihadist film Fitna in a chamber of the US Senate.

Dutch anti-jihadist parliamentarian Geert Wilders - who was denied access to the UK recently because of his views - was greeted cordially by Italian authorities when he landed in Rome today. Wilders' spokesman said he's in Rome to show his film Fitna.

Bat Yeor, an author writing about the relationships of Jews and Christians and Islam's jihad and sharia law, writes that the all-powerful Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC) is behind the public, ongoing demonisation of Dutch MP Geert Wilders.

Death threats against anti-jihadist Dutch MP Geert Wilders are ending up in two trials in The Hague on Monday. Three youths and man are charged with death-threats and 'deeply insulting racist language' against Wilders, who is guarded night and day.