I was sixteen years old when I joined Geert Wilders’ Party for Freedom. The main reason was to fight against the Islamisation of the Netherlands.
At that time, my secondary school decided to remove the annual Christmas tree from its central hall because it was deemed offensive to “people of a different religion”. Before that, all the meat in the cafeteria had already been replaced with halal meat.
The most striking part about these changes was that no Muslim had asked for them. It was a decision made by the school board, a bunch of virtue-signalling white clowns. I call that self-Islamisation, and I have encountered it in many different forms and places ever since.
A Signal of Submission
Between 2018 and 2024, I had the honour of representing my voters on The Hague City Council. As a city councillor, I put the dangers of the As-Soennah mosque on the agenda.
It is a Salafist mosque that was a breeding ground for terrorism and the primary source of fighters travelling from the Netherlands to Syria. It received a local subsidy from Dutch taxpayers while, at the same time, openly promoting the genital mutilation of girls. Although the subsidy was withdrawn thanks to a motion from my party, the mosque and its problems remained.
The mayor of Amsterdam once said that she deliberately stayed away from Salafist mosques because visiting them would send the wrong message to moderate Muslims. The mayor of The Hague, on the other hand, was one of the mosque’s favourite guests, drinking cups of tea to “stay in contact with all parts of society”.
At the end of Ramadan, the local police force handed out free drinks to thousands of radical Salafists who were blocking streets and breaking traffic rules around the mosque. It sent completely the wrong message: a signal of surrender from our law enforcement and a signal of submission to radical Islam.
Foreign Command Posts in Europe
Recently, I spoke to Visegrád24 in Strasbourg in front of the largest mosque in Europe, paid for by Qatar and Turkey.
Those who pay decide. That means more radical Islam being pushed into our society through this huge palace of hate. It means more people being convinced to despise everything for which we stand in the free West.
Many countries around the world monitor mosques for precisely this reason. I do not understand why we give such countries the freedom to poison our societies with their hatred, effectively allowing them to create foreign command posts in the heart of our continent.
Even countries such as Jordan and Tunisia strictly regulate mosques, their imams and their sermons to prevent the spread of radical Islam and movements such as Salafism. In Europe, however, they are free to do whatever they want, and our leaders still come by to drink tea with them.
The Results of Suicidal Empathy
The result of this policy of suicidal empathy is that walking through any large city in Western Europe today is nothing like it was twenty years ago. Urban areas are covered by a thick blanket of Islamisation that negatively affects our citizens as they go about their daily lives.
Women are harassed and raped on our streets by Muslim men who regard them as lesser beings. Gay people are increasingly becoming victims of violence and are afraid to walk hand in hand through the streets. Children in schools are targeted by groups of their Muslim peers, forced to perform humiliating acts and beaten. Every day, there are countless examples of these things happening before our eyes. The future does not look brighter if we refuse to act.
We Must Reclaim Europe
In Europe, we have been talking about Islamisation and its catastrophic influence on our freedom for decades, yet so little has changed.
Now demography is working against us. If we do not act, Europe will simply turn into one large Islamic state, not only because of mass immigration, but also because Muslims have, on average, a higher birth rate than non-Muslims.
That is why mass remigration is the only option left to save our continent. There is no other way to reclaim Europe.
We must never submit. We must always stand our ground.
Sebastian Kruis
Dutch MEP
