Dutch police introduce pro-Muslim apartheid

Dhimmitude in the Netherlands has reached a new height in the wake of Wilders's publication of his movie Fitna.

According to the newspaper Trouw the Dutch police have developed special forms for offended Muslims. If people wish to report Wilders to the police for (religious) discrimination, the only thing they need to do is fill in 'Geert Wilders' and 'Fitna' on the further preprinted form.

The measure follows an announcement by the High Police Command that reports against Wilders will be accepted more easily than other reports. 'Reports will be accepted even if the punishability of the act is not evident, if only to give complainants a chance to blow off steam'. Earlier this year, the Amsterdam police commandor Bernard Welten called Wilders's film 'a flat-out provocation' without even having seen it.

Clearly, the politically correct elite, the Police Command included, will do just about anything to placate the (allegedly!) inflamable Muslim community. Even if this involves the introduction of clear-cut apartheid at the police stations. The ease with which the neutrality of such a vital institution as the police is sacrificed to the pacification of Dutch Muslims, who haven't even shown the slightest inclination to riot in the first place, really is a chilling sign of Dutch dhimmitude, and as such a bad omen for the future of the Netherlands in general.