It turns out that appeasement...

Radical Muslims have taken control of the Dutch Muslim Broadcaster (NMO). At least three of the public broadcaster's eight directors are extremely controversial, according to TV programme Nova... One of the members of the new board of directors is Yahia Bouyafa, who "is believed to have close ties to the Muslim Brotherhood," as Nova reported. Another is Abdelmajid Kayroun, chairman of the Al Farouq mosque in Utrecht "whose imam was deported from the Netherlands in 2001 for espionage for the Libyan secret service". Also among the eight directors is Mohammed Nanhekhan, a member of the "radical movement World Islamic Mission". The Commissionership for the Media says it has "no indications" that anything is wrong.

... actually makes things worse:

Moroccan-Dutch youths rioted in Amsterdam overnight Tuesday. A group of dozens of youths in the Slotervaart neighbourhood in western Amsterdam set cars on fire, damaged several other cars and threw stones through the windows of a police station. The riots followed the death of 22-year old Dutch-born Bilal Bajaka, of Moroccan descent. On Sunday, Bajaka entered the police station of Slotervaart, stabbing two police officers with a knife. Although having sustained serious injuries, one of the officers, a policewoman, shot and killed her alleged attacker on the spot. The two police officers were later brought to the hospital where their condition was described as "serious but stable."

Wonder what religion the youths were. Presbyterian maybe?

References:
* Moroccan-Dutch youth riot in Amsterdam following fatal incident [Digital Journal]
* 'Public Broadcaster in Hands of Radical Muslims' [NIS News]

Previously:
* BBC Misleads in Article, Clarifies in Sidebar, Regarding Israeli Settlements
* The Death Of Theo Van Gogh [Video]
* Hey Gals, Check This Out - Islamism in the Netherlands