By Selwyn Duke

Dutch politician Geert Wilders is haunted by the specter of creeping
Islamism in his nation. So much so that he created a 15-minute movie
critical of Islam called Fitna. But while the oft-threatened,
intrepid lawmaker hasn’t been deterred by the murder of fellow
countryman Theo Van Gogh by a Moslem fundamentalist, others are
characterized more by pusillanimity than principle. A case in point is
Network Solutions, which has frozen his movie’s domain name,
http://www.fitnathemovie.com, and linked it to a page stating;

This
site has been suspended while Network Solutions is investigating
whether the site’s content is in violation of the Network Solutions
Acceptable Use Policy. Network Solutions has received a number of
complaints regarding this site that are under investigation . . . .

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