Dutch premier joins elections' anti-immigration wagon: “act normal, or go away”

Tuesday, January 24th 2017 - 12:17 UTC

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Weeks before Dutch voters go to the polls, Prime Minister Mark Rutte has said that anyone who rejects the country's values should leave. “Act normal, or go away,” he says, in a message seen as taking on the anti-immigration Freedom party currently running high in the opinion polls. Elections are taking place on 15 March. Read full article

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Bisley
The pro-EU/unlimited-immigration ruling class are worried about being voted out of office -- otherwise they would never say anything like this (certainly without meaning it). Good -- maybe Wilders will be their next PM, and start unraveling the mess the EU has made of Europe.
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owl61
Amen. Trying to co-opt PVV
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Briton
Is Mark Rutte suggesting that the Dutch Are normal ?/
still, followed by the French the Germans and the Italians , it will be an interesting 2017.
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