Tuesday, June 07, 2005

If this isn't dhimmitude, I don't know what is

Syrian awarded damages over terror arrest heads Expatica.
The Syrian man arrested last year during the Nijmegen Four Day Walk on suspicion of terrorism has been awarded EUR 10,000 in damages.

The public prosecutor decided last November not to press charges against Gaffar H. and Arnhem Court awarded him damages on Tuesday.

The 38-year-old H., of Beek-Ubbergen, was initially suspected of planning a bomb attack during the popular walking event and was held in custody for six days.

Due to the nature of the allegations against H., Arnhem Court decided to award him damages 20 times higher than the normal EUR 95 per night. It said H. suffered more damage than other people who have been arrested.
I know of a case where a pregnant woman was held in a Dutch jail for two MONTHS, miscarrying in custody, and was totally exonerated. She received NOTHING.

There's a very public case where two men served nearly the full term of a 10-year sentence, when they were cleared by an investigative reporter. The case for their compensation is still under review, but they won' be getting rich anytime soon.

The Dutch are notoriously cheap when it comes to miscarriages of justice, or medical malpractices. But not when the ALLEGED victim is a Muslim. This man was for all intents and purposes released because of lack of evidence, spent six days in a (Dutch!) jail (which is better than a Syrian hotel), and was awarded 1.600,00 Euros per DAY!

Oh, and the judge let this Arab fuck both his daughters and his wife, that's how sorry he felt.

I made up the last sentence. But it might well be true.

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Anonymous Anonymous said...

Dhimmitude: the Islamic system of governing populations conquered by jihad wars, encompassing all of the demographic, ethnic, and religious aspects of the political system. The word "dhimmitude" as a historical concept, was coined by Bat Ye'or in 1983 to describe the legal and social conditions of Jews and Christians subjected to Islamic rule. The word "dhimmitude" comes from dhimmi, an Arabic word meaning "protected". Dhimmi was the name applied by the Arab-Muslim conquerors to indigenous non-Muslim populations who surrendered by a treaty (dhimma) to Muslim domination. Islamic conquests expanded over vast territories in Africa, Europe and Asia, for over a millennium (638-1683). The Muslim empire incorporated numerous varied peoples which had their own religion, culture, language and civilization. For centuries, these indigenous, pre-Islamic peoples constituted the great majority of the population of the Islamic lands. Although these populations differed, they were ruled by the same type of laws, based on the shari'a.

This similarity, which includes also regional variations, has created a uniform civilization developed throughout the centuries by all non-Muslim indigenous people, who were vanquished by a jihad-war and governed by shari'a law. It is this civilization which is called dhimmitude. It is characterized by the different strategies developed by each dhimmi group to survive as non-Muslim entity in their Islamized countries. Dhimmitude is not exclusively concerned with Muslim history and civilization. Rather it investigates the history of those non-Muslim peoples conquered and colonized by jihad.

Dhimmitude encompasses the relationship of Muslims and non-Muslims at the theological, social, political and economical levels. It also incorporates the relationship between the numerous ethno-religious dhimmi groups and the type of mentality that they have developed out of their particular historical condition which lasted for centuries, even in some Muslim countries, till today.

Dhimmitude is an entire integrated system, based on Islamic theology. It cannot be judged from the circumstantial position of any one community, at a given time and in a given place. Dhimmitude must be appraised according to its laws and customs, irrespectively of circumstances and political contingencies.

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