Comments on: Schiphol Apartheid

By: infowebexplore

infowebexplore — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 15:04:51 +0000

Netherlands is an overpopulated country. Probably they made mistakes in the past with the immigration but now they woke up and became strictly. When you have one of the highest density in the world and everyone wants rights then either quit or go to a mental hospital.
P.S. and as many of you pointed out above, indeed there are a lot of “immigrated” people in NL and probably you do not want to meet or get in contact with them in the night in the outskirts of the big cities. Also during the day you can see them behaving weird and wasting time. There will not be equality and democracy because we are too many on earth.

By: infowebexplore

infowebexplore — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 14:46:04 +0000

haha,,no problem, also the GB people can be detained at schiphol? it will be a problem for british noisy guys who want to enjoy Amsterdam at weekends but this will not happen. What dutch PM experienced is a particular case related to politics, anyway he got advertised and many britons did not agree their policy. just a high level scheme.

By: peter

peter — Sun, 29 Mar 2009 13:46:31 +0000

Hello,

I think you are judging little bit too hard.
How many people do you think are there in Holland od fals papers.
I can tell you they are thousands.
And though I can imagine many reasons why they come,becaus Holland is still a very friendly country to foreigners.
But how long can you keep that up?
And they are here too stay,Holland did not invite them.
So if some customs officer wants to have an extra look,yiu should not react so sensitive.
It has a reason!
Peter

By: michael

michael — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 09:07:54 +0000

Hello Shenken,

dutch do talk tolerant but they act in general racist, that is so true.
unbelievable that hypocrite dutch with their big mouths can get away with it in the world, I think the rest of the world should make it more known by internet how the dutch really behave!
Oh by the way I am an Asian living more than 45 years in holland, so I should know how the dutch are!

By: anna

anna — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 02:13:28 +0000

hello ….., do you know how many people come to The Netherlands and are too lazy to work, study or want to integrate here ….. the first way is to the social office, and how it is if 7 year old boys call you a whore ….. sorry ….. we have a lot of cultures for centuries here, but now it is enough …

By: Alice

Alice — Sat, 21 Mar 2009 11:51:42 +0000

Dear Friends,

I hold an EU passport but I’m African by descent! I have witnessed many a times the way people of my colour get handled at the gates of Schiphol, and it is a sad scene! But if you are black and hold a European passport please avoid Paris Charles de Gaulle airport as your entry point. The French at this airport cannot tell the difference between an African holding an EU passport and one that doesn’t, they are treated exactly the same and I mean worse because I have gobe through that treatment! Thank God Schiphol tries!

By: Eoin Dubsky

Eoin Dubsky — Sat, 14 Mar 2009 08:35:50 +0000

I live in Amsterdam, and though I have an Irish passport (EU, but not Schengen), the authorities have never stopped me. I’d like to believe that it’s because of the colour of our passports (same purple as the European passports which are part of Schengen), but I suspect it’s the colour of my skin that makes the difference. It’s racism plain and simple.

There’s an “unwanted zone” in Paris Charles de Gaulle airport called ZAPI. It’s an abomination — and most French people don’t even know about it. It’s like a little gitmo camp right in the centre of their largest airport. See http://no-racism.net/article/1218/

By: kabaros

kabaros — Fri, 13 Mar 2009 17:36:30 +0000

so what are your criterias for finding out these “intentions”?

and what is the role of your embassies then? why am I given a Visa in the first place?

do you think that a 65 years old Cuban man really has the intention to stay in the Netherlands?

If you have such a “brilliant” way of figuring out my intentions, why don’t you pass it on to your embassies, wouldn’t that make more sense?

By: Shenke

Shenke — Fri, 13 Mar 2009 08:44:44 +0000

Marloes,
You reaction is a typical way of defending your racist upbringing. The issue here is discrimination. If everyone has to take of his shoes to enter the US then fine that’s the law. But is there a dutch law to discriminate people from thirdworld country’s? I don’t think so. But why do they then doe it at Schiphol? So please don’t derail the issue and put it in a different perspective in order to defending your hypocrite mentality. Somehow i respect guys like Gert Wilders (I don’t agry with their opinion). They say what they think. But most dutch people like Marloes talk tolerant and act racist. Hypocrism is typical dutch.

By: Paul

Paul — Fri, 13 Mar 2009 01:26:25 +0000

I work at Schiphol and you will be suprised at how many peple come in to the Netherlands on temp visa with no Intenchen of ever leaving the country.