Thanks to the lefties for wrecking another country. And they even still are wondering why people voted them out of government! In the Netherlands, crime pays!
Pim Fortuyn stood up to stop this madness. He was murdered by a leftie for speaking up. Since Pim Foruyn's death, more than 120.00 people visited his grave. Thanks to him we are back on the track again.

Family of Pim Fortuyn throwed the thousands of flowers into the river Maas
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Dutch Ping
To: Thud
ping
6 posted on
07/09/2002 3:00:06 PM PDT by
Dark Wing
To: knighthawk
Bump out crime! 
To: knighthawk
Whoa, the Libertarians and the liberal Democrats aren't going to like hearing this.
Their whole argument for legalizing drugs and unlimited immigration has been the violent and non-violent crimeless utopias that had been created by the European countries that had adopted these enlightened policies.
Just let everyone in that wants to come in.
Let those that want to work, work.
Support those that don't want to work.
Give everyone, that wants to go through life stoned, free recreational drugs and clean needles.
Crime will magically go away.
Our budgets will be balanced.
They'll be so shocked and disappointed that it didn't work. ;^)
9 posted on
07/09/2002 5:21:30 PM PDT by
4Freedom
To: knighthawk
Thanks for the ping, keep up the good work.
To: knighthawk
Thanks for the update. Stop the crime now before you get to Dinkins era New York territory. From my visits to your country, it seems that most of the crime isn't violent the way it is in the US. I'm glad that the Dutch people are waking up. Keep up the good work!
11 posted on
07/10/2002 6:19:48 AM PDT by
JMS
To: knighthawk
"The number of murders in Amsterdam and Rotterdam is also this year the highest amongst the investigated cities, expect those in the US. " Incredible.
btw, good pic of the Maasbrug, I was there when they opened it
12 posted on
07/10/2002 7:17:07 AM PDT by
mikenola
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