Being a Dutchman myself, although I prefer to see myself as an European in the fist place, hoping to spend the rest of my life on Saba as much as possible in harmony with the Sabans, having studied language and literature and having been active in a EU-network of minority languages [among many others) , I felt that an intolerant attitude as shown by a functionary with a – more or less – Dutch background would have its impact on social harmony on Saba and therefore also on the life of all people living on Saba including myself.

The quotes in the article in The Dayly Herald have been checked.
Records from the sayings of this probation officer (reclasseringsambtenaar) have been made.
He even appeared to have said much more in this official interview attended by also policemen and others.
He complained about all those people from Poland and Hungary and all Eastern Europe coming to the Netherlands etc.
All this has been recorded.
It is already a shame that a person like Geert Wilders has achieved a political position as he did in the Netherlands. But to have a functionary on Saba (and St Eustatius) with this attitude and who is in charge of re-socialising people with a more or less criminal past is – in my view - unacceptable.

#8: René - A for this function unacceptable attitude and a threat for Saba' social harmony

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We try to get as many signatures as we can. We on Bonaire do not want this men back. He worked her from May 2010 till recently. Sorry he came to you guys.