But folks, we’re on the brink, not in the Netherlands, but in Europe. Is that what you want? I support this country! What we’ve built here over five, six centuries! And we’ve got a goddamned fifth column here… Let me say everything now… A fifth column, eh, of people who want to bring the country to damnation. And I won't accept that. […] But you are letting yourselves be walked all over! And I won't do it any more! And that's why I’ll win those parliamentary seats, because this country has had enough. C’est ça! That's what I stand for. And if I have to put it differently: fine! But it's about your children, your grandchildren. What else could it be about? Do I have to explain further here? I can't do it differently and I won't do it differently. Destroy it then. Okay, fine.

But the problem, sir, remains. People have had more than enough of it. God damn it, in my city, Moroccan youths, Turkish youths, who don't rob the Turks and the Moroccans, but you and me, old ladies. And the police, what do they do? God damn it: nothing! They say: ‘If you say that, that’s discrimination’. So then I’ll say it for the Dutch people – that's what I stand for. It's not allowed? Okay. I respect you. C’est ça.