Geert Wilders is furious. The chairman of the Party for Freedom feels he is
being demonized by left-wing politicians such as Dutch Labour party leader
PvdA-leader Job Cohen. In no possible way has he contributed to a climate in
which murderers such as Anders Breivik feel called upon to the urge to use
violence, states Wilders. Right after the drama in Norway, Wilders disassociated
himself of the murderer Breivik, who seems to nourish a fascination for right
politicians such as Wilders. A few days ago Wilders sent a statement to the
press as he remained under attack. Again he stated he did not have anything to
do with Breivik (‘a lonely idiot’). Nevertheless, the pressure remained on the
PVV-frontman to explain whether his words and ideas could be a stimulant
breeding ground for loners such as Breivik. He received over 200 interview
requests from the national and international press, says Wilders. He tells his
story to the Dutch newspaper Telegraaf, from his holiday address.
