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9 juni 2005 16:16 |
Citaat:
Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door Grellig
...Maar in naam van de verdraagzaamheid en het antiracisme zijn volgens sommigen klaarblijkelijk álle middelen goed. Zelfs een brandaanslag tegen het gezin van een minister.
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Wat heeft zo'n aanslag te maken met verdraagzaamheid en antiracisme?:?
Heeft iemand deze aanslag goedgekeurd? Goedgepraat? (Behalve de daders, dan.)
Neen toch.
Alle partijen in het Deense parlement hebben deze aanslag veroordeeld, wat uiteraard niet meer dan normaal is.
Hier een Deense bron:
Citaat:
Wednesday's arsonist attack on Integration Minister Rikke Hvilshøj has police investigating if a group of activists with a record of political violence have struck again
An arson attack on Integration Minister Rikke Hvilshøj has sent shock waves through Denmark's entire democratic system, Danish media reported on Thursday.
An activist group burned down Hvilshøj's family car outside her home early Wednesday morning and damaged her detached house in the town of Greve, just south of Copenhagen. Hvilshøj, her husband, and two small children slept in the house, but woke up and escaped unscathed from the fire.
An activist group calling itself 'The Action Group Extreme Beate' sent an email to the media, accepting responsibility for the act, which resembles a similar attack on the director of the Immigration Service, Grethe Løgstrup, in the fall of 2000.
Police told daily newspaper Berlingske Tidende they were interested to speaking with at least one of the people behind the attack on Løgstrup. The group also attacked another immigration official and threw two Molotov cocktails into the service headquarters.
Nobody was hurt in the attacks, but the activists served up to three years in prison.
Roskilde Police Commissioner Henning Dahlfeldt said Wednesday's attack could easily have cost Hvilshøj and her family their lives, as they were asleep when the fire broke out.
Nobody has been arrested as yet, but the Security Intelligence Service, PET, was called on to assist the police in Roskilde to investigate the attack.
'This is a broad investigation effort, and it would be wrong to begin to focus too much on a single clue in the case,' PET's chief Lars Findsen said.
Justice Minister Lene Espersen said she was shocked to hear of the attack.
'Arson usually costs six years in prison. Under aggravating circumstances, such as the fact that the integration minister is a politician and the attack has been made on her democratic rights, it could cost up to ten years in prison. But if the attacker meant to kill the integration minister, he could get up to a life sentence in prison,' Espersen said.
The group said in their press release that they 'refused to look on passively as official Denmark carried out its racist refugee policy. We're taking action now!'
Police tracked the message to an internet café in Copenhagen's Nørrebro quarter, and confiscated the computer it was sent from.
Denmark's parliament resounded with angry reactions to the attack. Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen said he had been horrified and sad to receive news of the attack.
Hvilshøj herself said she was both 'angry and shocked', but said the attack would have no effect on her political future.
She has in recent months been at the forefront of the government's tough stance towards immigrants and refugees, defending a number of controversial deportation cases and commenting on criminal gang clashes in Nørrebro's immigrant community.
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Citaat:
Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door Grellig
...Maar in naam van de verdraagzaamheid en het antiracisme zijn volgens sommigen klaarblijkelijk álle middelen goed. Zelfs een brandaanslag tegen het gezin van een minister.
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Bron:webstek VB
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Wat heeft zo'n aanslag te maken met verdraagzaamheid en antiracisme?:?
Heeft iemand deze aanslag goedgekeurd? Goedgepraat? (Behalve de daders, dan.)
Neen toch.
Alle partijen in het Deense parlement hebben deze aanslag veroordeeld, wat uiteraard niet meer dan normaal is.
Hier een Deense bron:
Citaat:
Wednesday's arsonist attack on Integration Minister Rikke Hvilshøj has police investigating if a group of activists with a record of political violence have struck again
An arson attack on Integration Minister Rikke Hvilshøj has sent shock waves through Denmark's entire democratic system, Danish media reported on Thursday.
An activist group burned down Hvilshøj's family car outside her home early Wednesday morning and damaged her detached house in the town of Greve, just south of Copenhagen. Hvilshøj, her husband, and two small children slept in the house, but woke up and escaped unscathed from the fire.
An activist group calling itself 'The Action Group Extreme Beate' sent an email to the media, accepting responsibility for the act, which resembles a similar attack on the director of the Immigration Service, Grethe Løgstrup, in the fall of 2000.
Police told daily newspaper Berlingske Tidende they were interested to speaking with at least one of the people behind the attack on Løgstrup. The group also attacked another immigration official and threw two Molotov cocktails into the service headquarters.
Nobody was hurt in the attacks, but the activists served up to three years in prison.
Roskilde Police Commissioner Henning Dahlfeldt said Wednesday's attack could easily have cost Hvilshøj and her family their lives, as they were asleep when the fire broke out.
Nobody has been arrested as yet, but the Security Intelligence Service, PET, was called on to assist the police in Roskilde to investigate the attack.
'This is a broad investigation effort, and it would be wrong to begin to focus too much on a single clue in the case,' PET's chief Lars Findsen said.
Justice Minister Lene Espersen said she was shocked to hear of the attack.
'Arson usually costs six years in prison. Under aggravating circumstances, such as the fact that the integration minister is a politician and the attack has been made on her democratic rights, it could cost up to ten years in prison. But if the attacker meant to kill the integration minister, he could get up to a life sentence in prison,' Espersen said.
The group said in their press release that they 'refused to look on passively as official Denmark carried out its racist refugee policy. We're taking action now!'
Police tracked the message to an internet café in Copenhagen's Nørrebro quarter, and confiscated the computer it was sent from.
Denmark's parliament resounded with angry reactions to the attack. Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen said he had been horrified and sad to receive news of the attack.
Hvilshøj herself said she was both 'angry and shocked', but said the attack would have no effect on her political future.
She has in recent months been at the forefront of the government's tough stance towards immigrants and refugees, defending a number of controversial deportation cases and commenting on criminal gang clashes in Nørrebro's immigrant community.
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Citaat:
Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door Grellig
...Maar in naam van de verdraagzaamheid en het antiracisme zijn volgens sommigen klaarblijkelijk álle middelen goed. Zelfs een brandaanslag tegen het gezin van een minister.
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Bron:webstek VB
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Wat heeft zo'n aanslag te maken met verdraagzaamheid en antiracisme?:?
Heeft iemand deze aanslag goedgekeurd? Goedgepraat? (Behalve de daders, dan.)
Neen toch.
Alle partijen in het Deense parlement hebben deze aanslag veroordeeld, wat uiteraard niet meer dan normaal is.
Hier een Deense bron:
Citaat:
Wednesday's arsonist attack on Integration Minister Rikke Hvilshøj has police investigating if a group of activists with a record of political violence have struck again An arson attack on Integration Minister Rikke Hvilshøj has sent shock waves through Denmark's entire democratic system, Danish media reported on Thursday.
An activist group burned down Hvilshøj's family car outside her home early Wednesday morning and damaged her detached house in the town of Greve, just south of Copenhagen. Hvilshøj, her husband, and two small children slept in the house, but woke up and escaped unscathed from the fire.
An activist group calling itself 'The Action Group Extreme Beate' sent an email to the media, accepting responsibility for the act, which resembles a similar attack on the director of the Immigration Service, Grethe Løgstrup, in the fall of 2000.
Police told daily newspaper Berlingske Tidende they were interested to speaking with at least one of the people behind the attack on Løgstrup. The group also attacked another immigration official and threw two Molotov cocktails into the service headquarters.
Nobody was hurt in the attacks, but the activists served up to three years in prison.
Roskilde Police Commissioner Henning Dahlfeldt said Wednesday's attack could easily have cost Hvilshøj and her family their lives, as they were asleep when the fire broke out.
Nobody has been arrested as yet, but the Security Intelligence Service, PET, was called on to assist the police in Roskilde to investigate the attack.
'This is a broad investigation effort, and it would be wrong to begin to focus too much on a single clue in the case,' PET's chief Lars Findsen said.
Justice Minister Lene Espersen said she was shocked to hear of the attack.
'Arson usually costs six years in prison. Under aggravating circumstances, such as the fact that the integration minister is a politician and the attack has been made on her democratic rights, it could cost up to ten years in prison. But if the attacker meant to kill the integration minister, he could get up to a life sentence in prison,' Espersen said.
The group said in their press release that they 'refused to look on passively as official Denmark carried out its racist refugee policy. We're taking action now!'
Police tracked the message to an internet café in Copenhagen's Nørrebro quarter, and confiscated the computer it was sent from.
Denmark's parliament resounded with angry reactions to the attack. Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen said he had been horrified and sad to receive news of the attack.
Hvilshøj herself said she was both 'angry and shocked', but said the attack would have no effect on her political future.
She has in recent months been at the forefront of the government's tough stance towards immigrants and refugees, defending a number of controversial deportation cases and commenting on criminal gang clashes in Nørrebro's immigrant community.
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Citaat:
Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door Grellig
...Maar in naam van de verdraagzaamheid en het antiracisme zijn volgens sommigen klaarblijkelijk álle middelen goed. Zelfs een brandaanslag tegen het gezin van een minister.
[size=2]...
Bron:webstek VB
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Wat heeft zo'n aanslag te maken met verdraagzaamheid en antiracisme?:?
Heeft iemand deze aanslag goedgekeurd? Goedgepraat? (Behalve de daders, dan.)
Neen toch.
Alle partijen in het Deense parlement hebben deze aanslag veroordeeld, wat uiteraard niet meer dan normaal is.[/size] |
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Een actiegroep heeft in de afgelopen nacht de auto van de Deense minister van Immigratie Rikke Hvilshøj in brand gestoken. Behalve de auto brandde de garage van de politicus uit. Het dak van haar woning liep schade op. De minister en haar familie bleven ongedeerd. Premier Anders Fogh Rasmussen veroordeelde de aanslag vandaag.