Swiss MP Oskar Freysinger – Have We Gone Mad?

Swiss MP Oskar Freysinger – Have We Gone Mad?

Swiss Parliament’s Oskar Freysinger has really had enough of the insidiousness of Islamism and it seems from the rousing response of the German audience, they all have as well.

After Rene Stadtkewitz, the candidate of the new German Political Party “Die Freiheit” (freedom) and Geert Wilders spoke with inspiring speeches, Oskar Freysinger stormed up to the podium and electrified the German audience with his dynamic style and his to-the-point oratory. One of the members in the audience expressed his reaction to this speech. “I felt I was in a room with great men of high integrity and vision, willing to sacrifice their lives, their fortunes and their sacred honor to the cause of democracy and freedom.

Oskar Freysinger: “The Islamic doctrine is intended to creep into our everyday life bit by bit and make Fortress Europe crumple from within. Just think of how the Serbs lost Kosovo. Through demographic development and the help of NATO, which aided the founding of the first Islamic state on European soil. What a suicidal undertaking. What an ominous sign. The Islamic dogma is now imposing itself everywhere.

“In Iraq Egypt, and Pakistan the last Christian communities are facing extinction. And what are we doing! We are allowing this violent doctrine in to subvert our rule of law, wholly unhindered in our cultural ghettos. Have gone mad?! Now is the time to stand up! Come on!”

“We think we can soften the power-lusting “holy warriors” with social benefits. We think we can buy our way to peace of mind? What lunacy! The prophet’s beard is not for fondling! Fanatics cannot be bought.”

“Germany should know this more so than any other country in the world.”

“My dear friends in the audience, we are not fighting against people we are fighting FOR people. We are fighting against a dogma that despises all humanity and wants to push us back to barbarity. We will not easily give up our freedom for which we have fought so hard over the centuries. Dear Berliners, here I stand. I cannot do otherwise. Because no one in Europe will stand up even for the very pillar of our civilization, our rule of law, our humanity. The transcendental, unconditional “Love thy neighbor.” That is the pillar!”