Hat tip Dagelijkse Standaard and Ben
In the Dutch city of Rotterdam, a teacher has now had to go into hiding after some of his female Muslim students raised a ruckus over a Charlie Hebdo cartoon he had hung in his classroom. It should be noted that the cartoon was of a terrorist (jihadist), not Mohammed.
The conservative Dutch blog, Dagelijkse Standaard has the report. Translation by Fousesquawk.
Teacher has to go into hiding because Islamist girls think that he has hung a Mohamed-cartoon
It is unbelievable, but this happens in the Netherlands. In Rotterdam, to be precise.
It doesn't get any worse than this. A Rotterdam teacher has to go into hiding because, according to a group of radicalized girls, he had hung a cartoon of Mohammed in his classroom. They demanded he take away the cartoon, someone took photos, the images were posted....and the rest is history.
The photo is widely shared on Instagram. ......"If this isn't removed very quickly," writes one Instagram user, "then we'll do something else." According to the police, there are also online threats against the teacher. Meanwhile, there is a "substantial" digital investigation to hunt down the senders, says the police spokesperson.
Mind you, the photo was not a Mohammed cartoon, but a cartoon of a person with a Charlie Hebdo t-shirt, in which he is sticking his tongue out at a terrorist-a jihadist. The teacher tried to explain to "the girls" that it was not Mohammed, but they refused to listen to him. He had to be-and would be censured
Tweet-Rosa Blommestijn:
"It has come this far: A teacher has to go into hiding because he hung a Mohammed cartoon on the wall, and Islamist girls "demand" that it be removed. The showing of these cartoons in our free Western Netherlands is now becoming almost an act of resistance. How unbelievably sad,"
NRC (Handelsblad) Tweet:
"Five years, a cartoon hung on the wall of a classroom in Rotterdam. Monday students demand its removal. Now a teacher has gone into hiding."
Yesim Candan-YES tweet:
"On the teacher gone into hiding. I expect a Rotterdam action and no support, blah, blah. The cheeky girls who are going to be suspended. There will be complaints against these girls. They need to know their place. Back to the loft."
Naturally, the chance this will happen is minimal. Because as the NRC reports:
-Nobody has yet been arrested. The community police officer was at the school the whole day "looking for the connection" with the students.
Look for the connection with the students? All these students need to hear that their misbehavior will not be accepted. Period. If they have a problem with that, they can look for another school-maybe a nice madrassa or something.
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Fousesquawk comment: Where do these people get off using threats and violence to force us to adopt their codes of what we can or cannot say? I agree with the sentiment of the DS: If they don't like it, find another school. If they are immigrants to the Netherlands, they can go back to their country of origin where they won't see such things. They are not going to dictate our freedoms to us.
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