Basically, Wilders wants to rid the Netherlands of Islam altogether. This might be
the only strategy that will ensure the survival of European culture. Other countries
will come to realize this, but it may be too late when they do.
The promise will not come without great resistance from Muslims, short-sighted leftists,
courts, and from the EU. It will be tantamount to a declaration of war which will radicalize more
Muslims and result in extraordinary chaos in the streets. But if Europe is going to survive,
it has to happen and the sooner the better. It will not get easier as Muslim populations increase.
The front-runner to become the next Dutch Prime Minister has vowed to ban the Koran and to close all mosques in the country.
By TOM PARFITT
Geert Wilders has vowed to ban the Koran if he becomes Dutch PM - Getty
Geert Wilders, leader of the Dutch Freedom Party (PVV), called for the total "de-Islamification" in a controversial manifesto posted online.
The far-right MP, who has previously compared the Koran to Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf, also vowed to put an end to immigration from Islamic countries.
He would also close all Islamic schools and asylum centres, and ban Muslim women from wearing the headscarf in public, if elected prime minister next year.
If the current levels of immigration continue for just a few more decades, all women will be wearing headscarves in public and burkinis will be the minimum requirement on beaches. This will happen in the lifespan of our children and grandchildren.
Mr Wilders unveiled the manifesto ahead of the Netherlands' parliamentarian elections in March.
The PVV currently leads the pack in almost every opinion poll amid growing anger at the Dutch government’s handling of the refugee crisis.
It is on course to take 35 seats in the 150-seat Dutch Parliament, about 10 seats more than the ruling Liberal party, led by prime minister Mark Rutte.
Mr Wilders also promised to do all he can to hold a referendum on Netherlands' membership of the EU following June's historic Brexit vote.
Sybrand van Haersma Buma, leader of the Christian Democratic Appeal (CDA) party, branded Mr Wilders' plans "utterly bizarre and unbelievable".
He added: "The programme will further polarise Dutch society."
Mr Wilders last month said he was "proud" of his tough stance on Islam after claiming the Netherlands "can't take any more" refugees from Syria and Iraq.
The outspoken leader added: "I also don't have a problem with people from Slovakia and Lithuania. But I do have a problem with immigration from Islamic countries.
"The EU leaves us no freedom to determine our own immigration and asylum laws. That's why leaving the EU is necessary."
The MP has said the Netherlands 'can't take any more' refugees - Getty
The PVV was unofficially part of the first Rutte cabinet from October 2010 until November 2012.
It gave critical parliamentarian support to help the Liberal and CDA coalition get a majority in the House of Representatives.
But the PVV could struggle to form a coalition if it wins next year's election because other parties are currently reluctant to work with Mr Wilders.
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