“But, fair is fair; there is also a lot being achieved by this government. For instance, integration goes very well… At least, the integration of the Netherlands into Dar-al-Islam, the Islamic world. This government is enthusiastically co-operating with the Islamization of the Netherlands.”
From EuropeNews, September 18:
It is over. This government has run aground, like an old car that got stuck in loose sand. It still squeaks a little, it cracks. Anyone can see that the little creature will never move one meter again. The battery is dead. It’s all over. Madam Chairman, it would be laughable if it were not for the future of the Netherlands. Then you could make fun of that little club of helpless people who stare out through the misty windscreen, hoping there is someone who can tell them which way to go. They know themselves that if you look closely, it is way past saving. That they only made the wrong decisions and did not take note of the little sign: “swamp to the left”.
Then they did turn left. Because their ideological GPS is programmed to only turn “left” ever since the sixties. They cannot do anything else. Wouter [Bos, Vice PM, Finance Minister PvdA, Socialist] behind the wheel, Andre [Rouwvoet, Youth and Family Minister CU, Christian Union] in the baby seat, and to Jan Peter [Balkenende, PM CDA, Christian Democrat] anything is okay as long as his party gets to stay in the front seat. [V1]
They tried to throw some ballast overboard. Mrs. Vogelaar [former Integration Minister PvdA, Socialist] was tied to a tree.Aboutaleb [Moroccan-Dutch mayor of Rotterdam PvdA, Socialist] got out in Rotterdam with all his passports. Van Geel [fraction leader CDA] would have preferred to take the turn to Brabant to become the Queen’s Governor there. Jan Peter [Balkenende] cries out all the time: “I want to go to Brussels!”, and the Al Gore parrot, Miss Cramer [Environment and Housing Minister PvdA, Socialist] trumpets from the back seat: “Not too fast, that is bad for the polar bears!” The only route the PvdA is proposing is to do a few turns around the [Amsterdam] canals.
Prime Minister, please just stop with this. Send that rusty piece of junk to the junkyard. Collect the scrap fee. It makes no sense anymore. There is only one reason why the government [“Cabinet”, coalition government] continues stumbling: that is out of fear of elections.
I do understand that. I get it. For when the Netherlands gets to vote, it will show that the crisis mainly is happening in one specific place… and that is in the government. The Balkenende/Bos people, who are most of all good at throwing billions towards the chalk lines, to the big banks. If the Netherlands is allowed to choose, it will choose against the snatching habits, the big fat bonuses and bungling with side jobs. How dare the government go after ordinary citizens while they simultaneously spend billions on banks and leftist hobbies, and hundreds of millions for the 19,000 asylum seekers that await us next year, about double the number of last year!
If the Dutch get to say what they think about the budget cuts, well then, I can predict what it will be: care, the police, and education will be spared. According to the Dutch there should not be any pinching and scraping on that. But the borders will be closed immediately to more fortune-seekers. Then the development aid spigot will be turned off tight, and there will no more be billions flowing to that bureaucratic Moloch, the European Union. Then the left-wing public TV will have to do with far less money, and there will be no expensive JSF [F-35 Joint Strike Fighter].
If the voters have their way, the fraction of the PvdA will fit in a Mini Cooper. Looking away just won’t help anymore. The coalition that has run aground may stick its head deep under the dashboard; the voters are on the verge of losing all patience, they are counting the days until the next election, which at the latest will be on May 11, 2011. The voters want a new parliament and a new government instead of this helpless bunch in that run-aground little car.
But, fair is fair; there is also a lot being achieved by this government. For instance, integration goes very well… At least, the integration of the Netherlands into Dar-al-Islam, the Islamic world. This government is enthusiastically co-operating with the Islamization of the Netherlands. In all of Europe the elite opens the floodgates wide. In only a little while, one in five people in the European Union will be Muslim. Good news for this multiculti-government that views bowing to the horrors of Allah as its most important task. Good news for the CDA [Christian Democratic Appeal, the party of the PM]: C-D-A, in the meanwhile stands for Christians Serve Allah [Christenen Dienen Allah].
Madam Chairman, this government, this elite does not have even the
slightest will to oppose Islamization. No, it looks to it as a great
enrichment of the Dutch landscape. All those snug mosques, those cute
headscarves, those cozy burkas. Yes, the Netherlands really becomes
more beautiful with that. Here and there from time to time some are
left dead, or some are raped, and eventually our country will go
bankrupt. But all that may not spoil the fun. Only a grumbler would pay
attention to that. Just have patience for a little while, because we
await the Islamic Utopia.Madam Chairman, a better environment begins with yourself. Many
Dutch are irritated by the pollution of public space by Islam. In other
words, our streets in some places are increasingly looking like Mecca
and Tehran. Scarves, hate-beards, burkas, men in long weird white
frocks. Let us do something about that. Let us start to reconquer our
streets, and ensure that the Netherlands will look like the Netherlands
again.Those headscarves are a true sign of oppression of women, of
subjugation, of conquest. It is a symbol of an ideology that is out
there to colonize us. Therefore: it is time for a big spring-cleaning
of our streets. If our new Dutch citizens want so badly to show their
love for that seventh-century desert ideology, then they should rather
comfortably do that in a Muslim country, but not here, not in our
country.Madam Chairman, this country has an excise tax on petrol and diesel,
it has parking permits and a dog-tax, it has an airline ticket tax and
has a packaging tax, so why not tax the headscarf? A Head Rag Tax. Just
pick up a license once a year and immediately pay for it in cash. €1000
a year [$1500] seems like a tidy sum to me. Then we will finally get
some money back out of what has cost us so much. I would say: the
polluter has to pay. My question: is the government prepared to
introduce a headscarf-tax?Madam Chairman, the government refuses to tell the citizen what mass
immigration and the presence of non-western immigrants costs us. The
government refused to answer our questions on this. Fortunately we know
approximately what this joke costs us. The Dutch weekly Elsevier did a
calculation and came up with over two hundred billion euros. To be
precise: 216 billion euros [$318 billion]. For this year alone that
already means nearly 13 billion euros [$20 billion].But, Madam Chairman, this government does not want to know it. “For
we aren’t going to calculate how much the elderly cost us, either,” the
government says. How is it we do not know how much an elderly person
costs? Someone in a nursing home costs €165 a day, a prisoner €192 and
a TBSer €476 euros. But when it comes to the
electoral cattle of the Socialist Party [PvdA] then suddenly it is: all
eyes closed and all peckers tight. Then the truth has to remain under
the hood. When it comes to immigration, that information suddenly
almost seems a state secret. And this while immigration is the result
of government policy, the result of the decision to open the locks wide.Madam Chairman, The Netherlands has approximately one million
Muslims. Many of them are immigrants. And none of those really came
over here out of love for the Netherlands. They did not really come en
masse to the Netherlands because they find it such a fabulous country
with all those unbelievers, all those kaffirs. What did they come over
for then? Well, for state benefits, for instance. And before you attack
me on this, I am not the only one who says this. GreenLeft MP Tofik
Dibi recently said that young people in Morocco view the Netherlands as
a utopia where you can get free benefits. A takeaway counter for free
money, as I understand it. In short, they come here out of an economic
calculation. Over there penniless, here a fat benefit.Madam Chairman, is it such a surprise then, that we start to wonder
how much that leftist hobby costs us? That we carry out an economic
calculation? If they do it, why can’t we? The message of the government
is: you pay and you shut up, and you know what? The immigration party
must go on, you just are going to enjoy working two years longer for it
[past your pension year]. Two years of toiling and sweating, to finance
Islamization. What a vision!The government remains silent over those costs and sets aside Constitution because of it. The PVV will
reward that tomorrow with a vote of mistrust. We will also start an
investigation ourselves. All of the Netherlands is very welcome to
contribute their ideas. What do we have to count for it? What items
have we forgotten? How much does mass immigration cost us? Everyone
will soon be able to go to the new website
www.watkostdemassaimmigratie.nl [what-does- mass-immigration-cost].
Coming soon. We will do our own research or we will subcontract it.Madam Chairman, all the money that mass immigration is costing us we
can use in much better ways. For example, for our own elderly. Hands
off the AOW [state pension]. We do not accept that there will be reductions of the AOW.
What an antisocial proposal! What nonsense too: of the 63- and 64-year
olds, less than 15% are working now. According to us those people do
not have to trudge an extra two years longer [until 67]. The people on
the street know what the problem is. They can tell you exactly. They
know that mass immigration is the problem. That cost us at least 216
billion in the past forty years. Government, don’t get it into your
heads to cut 4 billion of the AOW.So do not get it in your heads to send the bill to the common man.
Everyone should just be able to retire at 65. Our proposal is: close
the borders to the fortune seekers from Muslim countries. This provides
us with billions that we can make good use of for the defense of the AOW.We stand at a crossroads: do we opt for more mass immigration or do
we choose for our own elderly? The Party for Freedom chooses for our
elderly.Madam Chairman, sound economic policy starts with lower taxes. These
are necessary for the first steps on the road to a better Netherlands,
and that can already be done next year. Therefore we created a
counter-budget proposal. In 2010 we start with a cut of seven billion
on leftist hobbies and subsidies. With this we lower the income tax in
the second level [tax on income and property and for social security
“insurances”, now circa 42%] by 3%. This means not a few euros less
[like in the government budget], but a few hundred euros more for an
average family.Many people therefore will have more money in their pockets. We also
reduce the deficit by over one billion euros, so we budget one billion
extra for care [like old pensioners’ houses] and will finally return
the stolen “quarter of Kok” [temporary extra petrol tax of 25 cents,
introduced by Socialist Finance Minister Wim Kok in 1991 to help budget
cuts, and which became permanent] at the gas station. And from the PVV, no cuts in the police budget. Not a penny. We will completely annul the irresponsible cuts by this government on the police.And, apart from tax reduction, we have to other plans to plans to
slightly soften where possible the economic crisis. Two plans to boost
the economy. First: we cut the property transfer tax in half [tax on
house sales, circa 6-8% of the sale price]. That will make the housing
market slowly start up again, because buying a house becomes cheaper.Second: we boost job creation by temporarily making labor cheaper. The PVV budgets
320 million euros to help people who lost their jobs get on a faster
track to a job in the private sector. We scrap the social security
charges for one year for employers who take on people from
unemployment. This enables 100,000 people who could no longer have jobs
because of the crisis to get back to work faster! 100,000 people!
Chairman, this seems to me — during the biggest job losses since the
Second World War — many times more effective than to continue to allow
hordes of Polish workers in, as the government does.The government is preparing itself for the biggest reductions ever.
“All political taboos are open for discussion,” said Wouter Bos [Vice
PM and Finance Minister, Socialist], the man who has embellished the
bankers with many billions and now wants the common man to pay the
bill. Chairman, the financial policies of this government are
indefensible; I understand that the financial spokesman for the
Socialist Party [PvdA], Mr. Tang, has really done everything he could
not to have a debate about that.Madam Chairman, Monsieur Bos should finally begin with his own
leftist tough meat. And keep your hands off the care, the police, and
education. It will not be easy to address your own constituency, but it
can be done. Madam Chairman, cut that leftist public broadcaster,
minimize the contribution to the European Union, stop those
arts-subsidies, stop — except for emergency aid — this crazy
development aid, and no expensive JSF aircraft.Madam Chairman, crime must be taken on much harder. The Netherlands
should be reconquered, street by street, neighborhood by neighborhood,
beach party by beach party. With officers who act rock-hard against
criminals instead of issuing speeding fines for driving a few miles too
fast, as ordered by people from above.[V2] Madam Chairman, the scum who
is caught by the scratch also has to receive real penalties. Thus
longer behind bars. Never again a community service or a low prison
sentence for rape. Moroccan street terrorists we must pick up. We must
take them on rock-hard.Madam Chairman, in our new Netherlands, the heaviest punishment will
be imprisonment, and therefore not in the nursing homes. The nurses are
really kind there, but there are not enough of them, therefore, among
other things, we want one billion extra for care. A 24-hour diaper
replaces the toilet at the moment, there is no time for a daily shower.
To have a cigarette, the elderly — often with wheelchair and all — have
to be carted outside. But they often have not been outside for days,
for weeks. They even have to pay extra for having their clothes washed,
and a biscuit with your coffee? That is often something of the past.No such thing for the criminals though. They have it much better in
prison. They are entitled to go outside one hour each day, they have
the right to recreation and to sport. Clothing, shoes? Absolutely free.
Prison cells are full of smoke, because they are allowed to smoke in
there. They have more guards per inmate than there are nurses for the
elderly.The PVV proposal is crystal clear. Older
people must have it much better than prisoners. But now it is the other
way round. That has to change, and I would like to see the Prime
Minister to respond to that. Give our elderly in the nursing homes more
rights than prisoners, and take away the luxuries for those villains in
prison. No game computers, no TVs anymore, no halal food, no sport and
recreation. Let them feel they are criminals. And spoil our elderly.Give them at least as many attendants as there are guards in prison.
Give our elderly the right to have a shower every day, to go out every
day, to have a smoke in their own rooms. Madam President, it does not
seem too much to ask that the people who had to eat tulip bulbs in the
famine winter [1944-45], who worked on the rebuilding of the
Netherlands after the war — that these people may have a better deal
than burglars, rapists, and murderers.Because of such abusive situations, the PVV wants
to mount the barricades. The government occasionally also gets furious,
but for other reasons. The [Socialist] Home Secretary Ter Horst, just
before the summer, called for a true revolt. A revolt by whom? Well, a
rebellion by the elite! Has a Dutch minister has ever before said
anything so bizarre? Miss Ter Horst deluded herself that she was the
Che Guevara of the Binnenhof [ parliament buildings in the Hague].
Above-average of all countries, unite! You have nothing to lose but
your side jobs.Madam Chairman, I conclude. The Netherlands would look so much better without this government1.
Richer. Safer. More social. And above all: more Dutch. The elite is
dreaming their sweet pink dreams, but the people are not crazy. The
people, who have been betrayed for decades, will no longer take it.
Change is in the air. Hope glimmers on the horizon. You can taste it
everywhere. There is no stopping it. Everybody sees it. Except the
people in that little car, in the dead of night, somewhere in the
middle of the woods. Stuck in the loose sand. The battery is dead.It is pitch dark and dead quiet. A dog urinates against a front
wheel. Van der Laan eat his last bun with halal meat. It cannot last
much longer. The wild animals already smell their cold sweat. Nobody
dares to say anything. Wouter [Bos] hides his eyes of fear behind his —
expense-account — RayBan sunglasses.2They are all lost. Nobody cares for them anymore. The silence is only disturbed by the little GPS that says to this government “You have arrived at your destination”.
It is time for elections!