"Do they have to do it more often here in the Netherlands?" This sentence, op 2 January 2015 left on the Facebook page "Support the PVV" holds the criminal chamber in Haarlem in February 2020 two hours. At the time, suspect Dick refused the punishment order 375 euro, with which he could have bought off the business.
Dick Vledder posted a message on the Facebook page "Support the PVV". He was fined for hate speech and discrimination, but refuses to pay. "I wrote down what came to mind spontaneously."
An activist Identitair Verzet from IJmuiden must Haarlem to appear in court for racist messages on the internet. Begin 2015 he shouted on a website "Support PVV‘ throwing a fire bomb at a mosque in Sweden to.
The Public Prosecutor of district north of the Netherlands published a press release in which state that eight persons, in early January 2015 discriminatory statements on the internet page “Support PVV” have posted, will be fined. These people live all over the country, but in this district it is a 32-year old man from the municipality Oldambt (Winschoten) and a 62-year-old woman from Drachten. If they do not pay them to appear before the magistrate amount. Dick Vledder from IJmuiden refuses to pay the fine and he is due in February 2020 to appear in court.
An opinion website published an article on the Facebook page 'Support PVV’ how many calls are to stabbing mosques in Netherlands in fire. This creates a lot of noise, and the portion in which the threats are removed. Labor MP Ahmed Marcouch wants prosecutor investigating the calls. A message on Facebook about Marcouch is again answered by inciting violence against mosques. De PVV itself takes away from the statements. There will be reported and the prosecution initiated a criminal investigation into the person who placed the comments. The statements are focused on violence against people and property, are seditious and incite discrimination or violence. One of the people who posts is Dick Vledder from IJmuiden.