Jan Jaap De Ruiter

In this book, Arabist Jan Jaap de Ruiter (1959), at the University of Tilburg, On the PVV ideology as expressed by PVV MP Martin Bosma in his book The sham elite of the counterfeiters in 2010 appeared. Clear analytical De Ruiter explains that the PVV strongly resembles black and white and focuses on five themes: Christianity, of islam, Jews and Israel, the left parties and immigration and multiculturalism. The research results that De Ruiter presented speak for themselves. Of all the propositions that posits Bosma, is the bulk - whether it is about the relationship between Christianity and democracy, his love for Judaism, the essence of Islam, the relationship between socialism and Nazism, are defending freedom of speech, The doomed from the multicultural society and his belief in the utopia of a monoculture - based on very selective quotation, lack of real knowledge, facts are subordinate to ideology, in short: lies. And with all these lies presented the biggest lie: The Muslim is the stranger who will always be our greatest enemy. 'Exclusion' which called De Ruiter. By quoting Primo Levi, he pointed out that the ultimate consequence is always inevitable destruction. Additionally Rider pays attention to the genesis of the PVV as a political movement and the way Martin Bosma deals with facts and figures. The publication concludes with a story in which De Ruiter his concern about what happens when a society is exclusion rule.