Filemon Wesselink interviews Thierry Baudet van Forum voor Democratie for Radio 1. The broadcast states, among other things, the following:
Baudet (0.34-0.52):
"I did say I err, a lot of people here want to welcome, but that I would like to live in a world or in a country that is mainly white. Of dominant blank. Eh, so an ethnic, I don't want to become an ethnic minority.”
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Baudet (1.11-1.19):
"But ehh, I think we should say that we don't want to become a minority culturally and ethnically.”
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Wesselink (2.22-2.27):
"Well you, and, that you make a distinction based on varieties.”
Baudet (2.27-2.33):
"Oh yes. Distinction in the sense of: I don't want to become an ethnic minority?”
Wesselink: (2.33):
"Ja.”
Baudet: (2.34-2.40):
"New, if you call it racist, and eh, and, then I am racist yes. Ja, I have no idea.”
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Wesselink:(2.55 3.24):
"But I imagine you say I don't want certain cultures here, or I want certain, eh, religions not here, or at least not that it prevails but if you say purely on breed, that says nothing? Than here, as, than here 70% of the population here are highly educated dark people with a Christian background, or even humanistic background, then it does not matter? That's what it's about, of course.”
Baudet (3.25-4.06):
"Everyone has to determine that for themselves. I think eh, I think that it, that it is preferred, Nevertheless. That is, I eh, I do not know. It is also a bit of a theoretical question, because that is of course not what is coming this way. The vast majority of people who come here are Muslim. Eh, have a very different cultural background. There is no eh, there is no western country with a completely different ethnic composition than, and, the European or North American countries. So it is a completely theoretical question that you are now raising.”
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Wesselink (4.29 4.35):
"Whether you judge people by race or people by religion, I think, of ja, I think is quite different.”
Baudet (4.35-5.02):
"Ja, of course it is. That is evident, only yes. Do we want … we want a certain development that is going on now, and I have characterized it as ethnic and cultural, and if you are going to pull those two completely apart. Ja, than evident that culture is much more important than ethnicity. That is, now that, i think we all thereagree very quickly. But in the current situation, it is of course not really so separable.”
