Dutch leader launches poll campaign to 'de-Islamise' country
Dutch anti-Islam far-right leader Geert Wilders on Saturday launched his election campaign and vowed to "de-Islamise" Netherlands. Wilders, who had lived in hiding since an Islamist murdered a Dutch filmmaker in 2004, promised to shut down mosques, ban the Quran and close borders to migrants from Muslim countries. Wilders was convicted in December of inciting racial discrimination.