The phrase comes from a Dutch election-night speech by Geert Wilders, leader of the Party for Freedom, in March 2014, when he asked supporters whether they wanted more or fewer Moroccans and the crowd repeatedly answered fewer. The moment became a major news story in the Netherlands and was widely quoted, parodied and clipped online. Years later the short audio still circulates in Dutch memes and reaction edits because the chant is instantly recognisable and can be repurposed to joke about wanting less of almost anything.
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A short clip of Dutch politician Geert Wilders saying he wants fewer, taken from his election-night speech and reused in Dutch memes and reaction videos.
This twelve-second clip captures Geert Wilders delivering a short, punchy line in Dutch, with his voice rising as a crowd responds behind him. The recording is clear but raw, like a live rally microphone rather than a studio take, and that unpolished energy is part of its impact. Hearing a well-known politician make such a blunt demand instantly signals a political joke or a deliberately provocative reaction, even to listeners who do not follow Dutch politics closely. It lands as a sharp, recognisable punchline that can turn an ordinary edit into a pointed comment.
