Dutch Islam film website 'shut'

A website that a Dutch right-wing politician was planning to utilize to let go of a movie expected to be fiercely critical of Islamism have been suspended.

The United States hosting service, Network Solutions, said it was investigating ailments that it may have got breached guidelines on hatred language.

Dutch politician Geert Wilders states the 15-minute film depicts Islamism as "the enemy of freedom".

The planned release have sparked angry protestations in many Moslem countries.

The Dutch authorities have disassociated itself from Mister Wilders' views, but there are fearfulnesses the movie will trip protestations similar to those that followed the publication in Kingdom Of Denmark two old age ago of sketches seen as violative to Muslims.

The movie have already been condemned by respective Moslem countries, including Islamic Republic Of Iran and Pakistan.

Hate messages

Mr Wilders' movie is entitled Fitna, an Arabic Language word used to depict strife or discord, usually religious.

Mr Wilders wrote a commentary in a Dutch newspaper on Saturday.

"The movie is not so much about Muslims as about the Quran and Islam. The Muslim political orientation have as its extreme end the devastation of what is most dear to us, our freedom," he wrote in Delaware Volkskrant.

Geert Wilders have ignored supplications to shelve his project

"Fitna is the last warning for the West. The fighting for freedom have only just begun," he said.

He had been using Network Solutions to advance the film.

But on Sunday, Network Solutions said it had received a figure of ailments that were under investigation.

It said the land land site was suspended until it was established whether the content of the site violated Network Solutions' footing of acceptable use.

They include "material that is obscene, defamatory, libellous, unlawful, harassing, abusive... detest propaganda" and "profane, indecent or otherwise obnoxious stuff of any sort or nature".

Mr Wilders have had police force protection since Dutch manager Theo avant garde Van Gogh was killed by a extremist Islamist in 2004.