“The Dutch town of Ter Apel now has a segregated bus line to protect Dutch passengers against aggressive asylum seekers. The town houses the largest asylum centre in the country.” Ter Apel was also included in an Associated Press article back in 2016, featuring a story that Jihad Watch covered about the persecution of gays in asylum centers. This picture is part of a broader pattern in the Netherlands and across the EU.
At the height of the migrant crisis in 2015, citizens in another Dutch town, Geldermalsen, rioted to protest the building of a new center for migrants in their community. The riot became heated as protesters “tore down fences and threw fireworks at police who responded with warning shots.” The citizens of Geldermalsen feared for their community. Since 2015, endless reports have surfaced across the EU (and UK) about violent crime, “a massive increase” in Muslim rape gang activity, jihad attacks and plots, jihad preaching, no-go zones and communities ripped apart due to unruly Muslim migrants who refuse to assimilate. Fast forward to today: the massive unrest, not only in the Netherlands, but across the board is prompting segregation to ensure the safety of citizens.
But given the magnitude of what is really going on in the Netherlands, merely describing the migrants as a “nuisance” is an understatement. See HERE for more.
“Dutch town gets segregated bus line against migrants,” Free West Media, November 21, 2021:
TER APEL There will be a new, direct bus connection between Ter Apel and Zwolle station. In this way authorities hope to separate the nuisance-causing asylum seekers from an asylum center in Ter Apel from Dutch passengers in Emmen. Evidently, segregation is the only way to avoid the nuisance caused by migrants.
The hope is that the direct bus connection will prevent people in Emmen from having to deal with petty crime and assault while Ter Apel asylum seekers can still travel with a regular connection.
In addition, the municipality of Emmen, together with Vluchtelingenwerk, wants to see what can be done to return asylum seekers who have been deported from Ter Apel to their country of origin.
This is probably also the reason why the mayor has indicated that they would take “extra measures” together with the police and enforcers to solve the problem. For example, the municipality intends to use area bans “for the biggest rioters”…
