Dutch immigrants

Brill

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Coming here with their stinky cheese breath and filthy blonde hair, drunkenly riding their clunky rusty bicycles through the tulip gardens wearing goddamned wooden shoes.
And stealing our jobs.

They make me sick. :mad:
 
They are nothing but trouble.
 
Well I have not been to the Dutch land but I'm sure it's beautiful!
 
All the problems of the world can be laid at the feet of old deaf Dutch people. :D
 
I like the Dutch women - blonde hair blue eyes - shame most of the Canadians from a Dutch background I have met are all Bible thumpers.

Would Dutch Muslims count too?
 
Perhaps us Canadians could LEARN something about the Dutch people and the way THEY look after OUR war dead in Holland. They consider it a honour and duty to tend the graves of the fallen from WW II.Canadian troops liberated most of Hplland,many servicemen brought back Dutch war brides and kids to Canada.

Did someone of Dutch descent piss you off today???????
 
Perhaps us Canadians could LEARN something about the Dutch people and the way THEY look after OUR war dead in Holland. They consider it a honour and duty to tend the graves of the fallen from WW II.Canadian troops liberated most of Hplland,many servicemen brought back Dutch war brides and kids to Canada.

Did someone of Dutch descent piss you off today???????

Na... he's just jealous! :p
 
Coming here with their stinky cheese breath and filthy blonde hair, drunkenly riding their clunky rusty bicycles through the tulip gardens wearing goddamned wooden shoes.
And stealing our jobs.

They make me sick. :mad:

Wow Brill! What is it with you and the Dutch? Did you have a bad experience in the Netherlands, by any chance, or a bad experience with someone of Dutch descent?

By the way, middleweight, the Netherlands is among the most secular countries in the world, but the majority of Dutch who emigrated to Canada in one of two waves, during the late 19th century/early 20th century, and immediately after the Second World War, many either by religious dissenters from the official Dutch Reformed Church who felt that the original church had become corrupted, or by members of strict Catholic groups in the south of the country.

This is not including descendants of Dutch colonists who settled in New York during the late 17th century who as Loyalists supported the British during the American Revolution and fled to Canada.

It should be noted that most Dutch who came to Canada were rural folk, with more conservative views than the more liberal Amsterdam urbanites.

Sorry for getting carried away here, but I am a bit of a history buff.
 
My ex g/f was Dutch-Canadian. A handful to be sure, but I think Dutch women are hot.
 
My ex g/f was Dutch-Canadian. A handful to be sure, but I think Dutch women are hot.

Hot, to be sure, but too tall for me. :)
 
Wow Brill! What is it with you and the Dutch? Did you have a bad experience in the Netherlands, by any chance, or a bad experience with someone of Dutch descent?

By the way, middleweight, the Netherlands is among the most secular countries in the world, but the majority of Dutch who emigrated to Canada in one of two waves, during the late 19th century/early 20th century, and immediately after the Second World War, many either by religious dissenters from the official Dutch Reformed Church who felt that the original church had become corrupted, or by members of strict Catholic groups in the south of the country.

This is not including descendants of Dutch colonists who settled in New York during the late 17th century who as Loyalists supported the British during the American Revolution and fled to Canada.

It should be noted that most Dutch who came to Canada were rural folk, with more conservative views than the more liberal Amsterdam urbanites.

Sorry for getting carried away here, but I am a bit of a history buff.
Good Post.
 
Perhaps us Canadians could LEARN something about the Dutch people and the way THEY look after OUR war dead in Holland. They consider it a honour and duty to tend the graves of the fallen from WW II. Canadian troops liberated most of [The Netherlands],many servicemen brought back Dutch war brides and kids to Canada.
the dutch are great people they never forget the brave canadian men that fought for thier freedom i had great experiences with them in holland during the 70s
Not to mention all the tulips in Ottawa for by now over six decades.
 
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Coming here with their stinky cheese breath and filthy blonde hair, drunkenly riding their clunky rusty bicycles through the tulip gardens wearing goddamned wooden shoes.
And stealing our jobs.

They make me sick. :mad:

Well, i don't think theer is any reason to swear, but something also irks me about them Dutchmen (And women)

Who do they think they are, having their country named Holland and then calling themselves Dutch??

I personally think they should be called Hollish, like the English, Finnish, or Hollanders like New Zealanders.

Who do they think they are??


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