Geert Wilders isn’t just another European politician. He’s a one-man army who dared to speak when the entire West was whispering—or worse, apologizing. In an age of cowardice, Wilders stood up and called out the rot: radical Islam, mass migration, and the betrayal of native Europeans by their own governments.

Born in Venlo, Netherlands, in 1963, Wilders began as a liberal but quickly realized that the Left’s utopian dreams came with a heavy cost: silence, submission, and bloodshed. With first-hand experiences in the Middle East and a sharp eye for ideological hypocrisy, he broke ranks and formed the Party for Freedom (PVV)—a political bulldozer that refused to bow to political correctness.

For over two decades, Wilders has faced death threats, Islamic fatwas, and constant security lockdowns. Why? Because he told the truth. He compared the Qur’an to Mein Kampf. He demanded the closure of radical mosques. He warned that unchecked Islamic immigration would turn Europe into Eurabia. Every time they tried to silence him, he only got louder.

His short film Fitna sent shockwaves across the globe. It wasn’t a Hollywood drama—it was raw reality, spliced together with verses from the Qur’an and real-world terror. The establishment screamed “racist,” but millions quietly nodded in agreement.

They called him a fascist. A xenophobe. An Islamophobe. But Wilders never flinched. Because deep down, even his enemies know—he’s not afraid of Muslims. He’s afraid of Europe forgetting who it is.

In 2023, after years of being mocked and ignored, Wilders led his party to a historic victory in Dutch elections. The message was clear: the silent majority was done being silent.

Geert Wilders is not just a politician. He is proof that the West still has a spine—however bent, however bruised. At 72hoor.com, we recognize warriors who dare to speak when speaking comes with a price. Wilders spoke. And the world listened.

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