The Dutch Soccer Association (KNVB) has now confirmed that
in 2009, a premier league game between Utrecht and Willem II was fixed. This is the first time that this has happened
at such a high level. The KNVB says that
a Singaporean, who has been fixing games worldwide, was behind the fixing of
this particular match. The key player
involved was Ibrahim Kargbo, from Sierra Leone, who was playing on the Willem
II team at the time. He is suspected of
having involved two other Willem II players.
The KNVB considers it probable that a game between Willem II and the
national team of Sierra Leone was also fixed.
Sunday, February 21, 2016
Saturday, February 20, 2016
Prime Minister: Insults against Soccer Player are Nauseating
At a darts game in Newcastle UK, spectators held up placards
worded with texts such as “Kenneth NSB” and “Kenneth Vermeer should hang.” The NSB was the Dutch collaborator party during the German Nazi occupation. Vermeer is a Dutch soccer player currently
with Feyenoord Rotterdam, and previously of Ajax, Amsterdam. The pictures were shown on Dutch TV. Earlier at a game between Feyenoord and Ajax,
the player had been hanged in effigy.
Prime Minister Rutte called the attacks on Vermeer nauseating.
Friday, February 19, 2016
Members of Special Police Unit Fear that their Shields are No Good
Members of the Dutch police and army rapid response teams
are concerned that their shields are not strong enough to fend off shots from
heavy automatic weapons. Their French
colleagues discovered that such bullets penetrated their shields when they
stormed the Paris Bataclan theater when it was occupied by terrorists. The Socialist Party has asked the Minister of
Justice and Security, Ard van der Steur, to clarify the matter.
Thursday, February 18, 2016
Local Labor Party Chairman has to Leave after Wishing Wilders Dead
Willem den Hertog, Chairman of the Labor Party in Katwijk,
has tweeted “we all hope that Wilders dies from a heart attack in his bed, whether
or not between the legs of a left-wing parliamentarian.” He added that if Wilders were to be killed by
a bullet, it should be large enough to be engraved with the words “from the
grateful Dutch people.” After the local
and national Labor Party condemned his words, den Hertog resigned.
Wednesday, February 17, 2016
Asscher attacks haters on facebook
Deputy Prime Minister Lodewijk Asscher receives daily hate
mail via social media. His Jewish
descent on his father’s side is a particular source of vilification. He has been called a “Zionist dog who prefers
to creep into a Muslim cave rather than stand behind his own people.” He has been compared to his great-grandfather
who served the Germans in the Jewish Council during the occupation of the
Netherlands. Asscher has now attacked
his haters on facebook.
Tuesday, February 16, 2016
Approximately 250 illegal marriages between children every year
A survey undertaken by Maastricht University and the
Verwey-Jonker Institute found that every year about 250 illegal marriages
are conducted between children. The researchers say that
it is very difficult to get exact figures because these marriages take place in
closed communities. Of the 500 child
marriages in 2013 and 2014, about 160 took place between asylum seekers. In particular in the Somalian community, such
marriages happen relatively frequently.
Monday, February 15, 2016
Many Parties Demands Drastic Measures against Inflow of More Asylum Seekers
In a parliamentary debate, various political parties came
out against accepting a massive additional influx of asylum seekers. A majority considers that the current influx
exceeds society’s ability to absorb newcomers, and that the cabinet has to take
“unorthodox” measures in order to restrict further immigration, either in the
national or in the general Western European context. One of the parties supporting these demands
is Prime Minister Rutte’s Liberals Party (VVD).
The Netherlands currently chairs the EU for its half-year term.
www.volkskrant.nl/politiek/tweede-kamer-vraagt-om-maatregelen-tegen-asielstroom-desnoods-nationaal~a4242951/
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)






