With the VPN workaround Netflix offered a good deal with its 6000+ titles worldwide, but now without it I get a mere 1600+ titles in The Netherlands. As much as I dislike geofencing, that could still be a good offer because Netflix adds (and removes) titles periodically, but only if the price was adjusted accordingly. But now I am paying slightly more than an American customer, for a third of the content. How is that fair?

I switched from commercial television channels to Netflix, but without access to the much larger US catalogue its offering is starting to lose its shine. My VPN connection still works fine with bittorrent though, but I doubt that this is the effect the content owners want to see.

Have a look at OpenTTD. It's a train game rather than a full-blown transport sim, but it can be as challenging as you want.

A columnist in one the better Dutch newspapers observed quite correctly that Wilders is a lot, but not a racist. He is condemning a religion, not a race. He is a right-wing populist extremist.