Pim Fortuyn was not a Nationalist. He was not a patriot. He was not a racialist. He was not even "extreme right wing" as the media love to call anyone who defends their land, culture and heritage.

Pim Fortuyn was a homosexual who promoted his homosexuality and the "rights" of homosexuals - even to the extent of talking about quite disgusting matters on TV.

Pim Fortuyn wasn't opposed to immigrants being in Holland, or of race-mixing. Rather he wanted assimilation of immigrants - something Nationalists are opposed to as it destroys ALL cultures. Indeed, Pim Fortuyn promoted the Yankee 'Coca-Cola McDonalds' anti-culture which so usually goes hand-in-hand with promotion of homosexuality and race-mixing.

Pim Fortuyn even stated that he was happy to have sex with Arab young men!

Pim Fortuyn's opposition to immigrants was primarily born from his hatred of Islam, because it dared to say that homosexuality is wrong. However, on commenting on Islam and mentioning immigration what the born-against reactionary - who was pro-Israel and pro-new World Order - ex-Marxist managed to do was let the anti-immigration genie out of the bottle.

Dutch people at last thought it was 'safe' to talk about immigration - a subject they had been terrorised and bribed into remaining silent about for 20 years or more.

The fact that a left-wing agitator found Fortuyn to be a threat and carried out an assassination speaks more about the fragility of Dutch society and the violence of the left when it is threatened in any way, than it does about the kind of society that Fortuyn envisaged: a homosexual tolerant, mixed-race, pro-Israel, pro-America reactionary symbiosis of the worst of the left and the worst of the right.

Perhaps now the media across Europe will call for an hysterical clamp-down on the "extreme left" just as it does after certain 'patriotic' forces make gains in elections...

One positive thing to come from Pim Fortuyn's assassination is that the Dutch media and politicians who went so far in their extremism as to call Pim Fortuyn a Nazi, a fascist, Hitler, Goebbels and more, will now have to think twice before labelling any genuine Nationalist any of these ridiculous and outmoded labels.

And maybe, with Pim Fortuyn dead, the Dutch people will continue to be able to question immigration in an open and honest way - without the old hysteria of a media which now has blood on its hands. In that atmosphere the possibility is there for a REAL Nationalist alternative that will campaign for the rights of Dutch people, Dutch families and Dutch FREEDOM!