When angry, Sue!

The law says, you seek justice in the location where you reside. (Not where the plaintiff resides) that's why many Silicon valley companies sue companies outside of silicon valley in California courts.

It's true that these are still in the same country, but they are still valid cases. Countries in Europe sue US companies every day.

What makes the Geert Wilders special is that he has promoted a specific short film that actually promotes hatred, and can be viewed in many ways as the reason why many Muslims around the world would suffer. He's not the only one, but he's guilty without any shadow of a doubt of generalizing and stereotyping. This specific type of prejudice is indistinguishable from anti-Semitism which is punishable under many international laws.

Lets say a British scholar remotely claims that the holocaust is a little bit different than what landed in the history books. Would he not be sued? (I chose this specific example for a reason)

Lets say a French movie maker promoted a movie about Jews showing them murdering children in cold blood, citing verses from the Torah which promote violence towards subhuman species (aka anyone other than Jews) ..etc. What would happen to him? Wouldn't he be sued? Prosecuted, ridiculed, discredited and possibly fired?

The rules of the game have changed, it's no longer a small town affair, it's no longer people suing their neighbor for the harm he has done. The world is a small village, and people are harming each other intercontinental these days. Why would the law have borders?

It's enough to have a warrant for the arrest of someone, anywhere in the world to smear their reputation and attach it with whatever they have done. They can add it in a frame next to the frame they boast as friends of Israel.

You have a problem with that? You have a problem with the right to protest when there is physical harm inflicted on you, your family and your children for generations to come?

If you're still unconvinced that you can sue across boarders, read up on copyright law, or better yet, read what Kurt Westergaard the Danish cartoonist himself decided to do to Geert! He's suing for copyright violation! (BBC) (Someone, in a completely other country, still Europe though.)

For people who thought of lawsuits against Geert, a huge round of applause, and major respect! And whenever Geert thinks to visit Jordan, he will have a warrant for his arrest ready for him at the airport, and possibly in every single Islamic country in the world. Possibly even in some justice loving nations elsewhere!