In Sweden its very common for muslim gangs who are very heavily armed to set up check points on main roads and the Swedish police never do anything about it. Do you know why? because the muslims control the police.

Dutch take the law into their own hands: Conduct private border controls
Published June 10, 2025 at 11:10
Foreign. A group of Dutch citizens set up an improvised border control at the border with Germany over the weekend – in protest against what they describe as uncontrolled illegal immigration.
– Nothing happens. Then we will do it ourselves, one of the activists tells Algemeen Dagblad.

The approximately twelve men, equipped with reflective vests and flashlights, stopped cars along the N366 road between Ter Apel and Rütenbrock, Germany – an important entry point for immigrants.

According to the participants, the action was carried out because the authorities had failed to secure the border.

However, one of the cars that was stopped turned out to belong to the German police, who quickly intervened and ordered the group to leave German soil. However, the activists then simply moved their post to a parking lot on the Dutch side and continued their control activities from there.


The measure is being heavily criticized by both police and politicians.

Citizens are not allowed to stop cars. This creates "very dangerous situations" and is "unacceptable," the municipality of Westerwolde and the Dutch police wrote in a joint statement.

Wilders: "Willingly participate next time"
Justice and Migration Minister David van Weel (VVD) calls on the group to cancel its actions.

“I understand the frustration, but I really urge them not to do this,” he said.

He acknowledges that the country is having difficulty handling the increasing number of asylum seekers but emphasizes that border control is a government task.

PVV leader Geert Wilders, on the other hand, praises the action:

"Fantastic initiative! If Schoof and VVD don't immediately deploy the army on a large scale, we'll have to do it ourselves. I'd be happy to participate next time," he writes on X.