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On a construction site of a new mosque Weesp banners are hung at night against that building. “Stop construction. Come in opposition“, “Islam = Terror“, “The Qur'an is poison!” en “Truth ends where Islam begins!“, it says on the banners. Thereafter responds Pegida praises this action and writes them in a statement: “Stop building a mosque right next to a Christian primary school“.
A resident from Kortenhoef must go in Lelystad answer in court for written insult Weesp en Utrecht in april 2016 door “Hitler, Jan then gassed because tis is a jew and which should die” write.
A person from Kortenhoef is guilty of insult in writing Weesp of Utrecht by writing: “Hitler, Jan then gassed because tis is a jew and which should die“. A criminal case follows in 2017.
In a praatpeal Weesp able to demonstrate a village woman against Zwarte Piet. It is hereby attacked by several villagers. A policeman takes roughly its property confiscated. The female has a white father and black mother, and she gets a lot of angry responses to her action. People she knows from the village, catch up with clenched fists to her and call the racist stuff, such as “Kutnegerin”.
The local councilor Gerton van Unnik foldert with PVV on the market Weesp. Police escort directory ass. This is apparently the standard after elsewhere in the country PVV'Ers are attacked.
Eind 2013 creating unrest in the village Driemond, nearby Weesp. The village fall under Amsterdam Zuidoost. There are concerns about the possible arrival of a Pakistani Islamic organization, who wants to buy an old football canteen. Next, a clubhouse of the football daubed with hard lyrics.
Today, the newspaper writes that a 41-year-old man Weesp was sentenced to imprisonment because he 21 juni 2012 the police in Weesp and had daubed a newspaper editor with swastikas and SS-signs. He is not a supporter of Nazi ideology, but did so expressing his opinion that his targets Nazis. The man is bitter because his children can not see through an access.