Posted on 08/12/2015 7:49:58 AM PDT by CounterCounterCulture
A heavy police presence in Mountain View Tuesday blocked roads for a controversial foreign dignitary.
Police late Tuesday guided drivers around the IFES Portuguese Hall, where Dutch politician Geert Wilders spoke to the Conservative Forum of Silicon Valley. Wilders is widely known for his criticism of Islam, and has repeatedly called for the Quran to be banned in the Netherlands.
Wilders is often heavily guarded by private guards, but Mountain View Police were on hand for Tuesday's event. This comes after two gunman fired shots outside an event in Texas earlier this year, where a contest was held to draw the prophet Muhammad. Wilders was a speaker at that event.
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I attended the event and it was great to see the man in person.
Two MUSLIM gunman. Oh, I guess NBC forgot to add that.
Geert is a brave and righteous man.
Cool!
What country is this, cause the Silicon Valley in kommifornia is hard core socialist. They used to have conservatives, but both of them moved to Tulsa.
Don't you just love progressives?
He’s the bravest man around. He says what few will say out loud.
Not really true, but the municipalities of Silicon Valley are hardcore left. The engineers who work there aren’t, at least particularly.
“This comes after two gunmen fired shots outside an event in Texas earlier this year, where a contest was held to draw the prophet Muhammad.”
Yeah, right, NBC, sanitize what almost happened at Garland.
Two Muslim jihadis attempted to commit mass murder, you idiots!! Just because they were shot dead by alert security personnel before they could perpetrate their intended massacre doesn’t mean it was nothing but “fired shots”.
Geez!
Anyway, if Geert Wilders isn’t the bravest man on Earth then I don’t know who is. God bless him and his mission!
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