‘Get out if you don’t like it here’ Dutch PM issues stark warning ahead of election
ANYBODY who cannot behave properly in the Netherlands should leave, the Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte has warned.
By ALIX CULBERTSON
Express.co.uk
Mon, Jan 23, 2017
“Act normal, or go away”, he has told his country in a message seen as a bid to take on the anti-immigration Freedom party.
The country’s leader, who is fighting to win March’s election for his right-wing liberal VVD party, gave the stark warning in full-page adverts across the country’s daily papers.
Mr Rutte, speaking in a follow-up interview with Algemeen Dablad (AD), said: “If you live in a country in which the ways of dealing with others annoys you, you have a choice.
“Get out! You don’t have to be here!”
Eurosceptic Geert Wilders’ Freedom Party (PVV) is running neck-and-neck in polls with the VVD and called Mr Rutte’s message a outright lie.
Mr Wilders, tweeted: “The man of open borders, asylum tsunami, mass immigration, Islamisation, lies and deceit.”
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