Original sentence: After the broadcast, during which it had been possible to vote by phone, it was announced that the ultimate winner had been William of Orange.He was opposed to radical Muslim immigrants such as Khalil el-Moumni, who refused to integrate into Dutch society and were seen by him as forming a threat to the country's tolerant culture.It is often said that he wanted to disband the army and the air force, however, Fortuyn said this is not true on 24 March 2002 in a program (Business Class) with his friend Harry Mens.On 16 November 2004, Fortuyn was chosen, in a TV broadcast, as the Greatest Dutchman of all times, beating ten other famous Dutchmen, including Vincent van Gogh, Rembrandt van Rijn, Anne Frank and William of Orange.Pim Fortuyn's views had some affinities to American libertarianism.The murder shocked the Netherlands, as no political assassination had occurred since the war, and as it made the cultural clashes within the Netherlands apparent.Volkert van der Graaf confessed in court months later to Holland's first political assassination since WW II, claiming that he shot Pim Fortuyn "to defend Dutch Muslims from persecution
Edited sentence: He was opposed to radical Muslim immigrants such as Khalil el-Moumni, who refused to integrate into Dutch society and form a threat to the country's tolerant culture.It is often said that he wanted to disband the army and the air force, however, Fortuyn says this is not true on 24 March 2002 in a program (Business Class) with his friend Harry Mens.On 16 November 2004, Fortuyn was chosen as the Greatest Dutchman of all times, beating many famous Dutchmen, including Vincent van Gogh, Rembrandt van Rijn, Anne Frank and William of Orange.Pim Fortuyn was a libertarian who was interested in protecting the cultural and historical freedoms of the Dutch people against the onslaught of Islamofascism that is sweeping through the west like a plague of locusts.The murder shocked the Netherlands, as no political assassination had occurred there for centuries, and as it made the cultural clashes within the Netherlands apparent.Volkert van der Graaf confessed in court months later to Holland's first political assassination in 400 years, claiming that he shot Pim Fortuyn "to defend Dutch Muslims from persecution