5th October 2010
Update: Court rejects Wilders’ request to replace Judges. This is what the presiding judge said to Wilders:
Presiding Judge Jan Moors yesterday, on the first day of the trial, told Wilders the court “reads newspapers and watches television” and that Wilders has been blamed by others for being “good in taking a stand and then avoiding a discussion.” By choosing not to testify “it seems you’re doing that today as well.”
No bias there, then!
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During the first real trial day, Wilders is allowed a 2 minute speech in which he explains his usage of his right to remain silent. See also the Judge his reaction, comment that lead the court it self on trial.
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October 5, 2010 at 8:54 pm |
Gert Wilder – must win the trial – otherwise Europe is lost forever !
October 5, 2010 at 9:28 pm |
Yes, but I understand he has lost his appeal to have the judges replaced. However, this leading judge will have to be far more careful from now on.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-10-05/court-rejects-wilders-request-to-replace-judges-at-his-muslim-insult-trial.html
This kangaroo court case resumes tomorrow.