Rabobank in
Purmerend is handing out free umbrellas to protect citizens against a big
owl. The municipality is also recommending
citizens to use umbrellas while outdoors.
The big owl has attacked a number of people and has bitten several
people severely, including handicapped people.
Saturday, February 28, 2015
Friday, February 27, 2015
Parliamentarians Complain about Police Computer Consultant
A very
expensive consultant was hired to solve the various computer problems the police
force are experiencing on a national level. After payments were made of 1.3
million Euros over two years, the problems still haven’t been solved. The payment amount was far above the
government’s norm but the Minister of Justice Opstelten gave special approval. Parliament now demands explanations from the minister.
Thursday, February 26, 2015
Hate Imams to Speak in Utrecht
The World
Wide Relief organization based in Hilversum has organized a charitable event to
take place in Utrecht on March 1st.
Radical imams will speak there, including one from Saudi Arabia, Sheikh
Asim al-Hakeem. He is of the opinion
that the Taliban represents Islam, and that Jews and Christians should be
killed.
Wednesday, February 25, 2015
Italian Daily: Dutch King Must Pay for Damage in Rome
The Italian
daily, Il Tempo, calls for the Dutch king, Willem Alexander, to pay for
the damage to public property that the soccer hooligans of Feyenoord have
caused in Rome. It writes to the King
that what his co-nationals have done in Rome is an indelible shame to his country.
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
Dutch Somalian Suicide Bomber had Criminal Record
The Dutch
Somalian, Ismail Muse Ahmed Gulet, who blew himself up together with Lula Ahmed
Tahirin Mogadishu, killing at least 25 people, had a lengthy criminal past. This terrorist, who had lived in Tilburg, had
been involved in an attack in Djibouti in 2014, where 6 Dutch soldiers were wounded.
He was also involved in a separate attack on a restaurant in Djibouti.
Monday, February 23, 2015
Feyenoord Soccer Fans Wound Police and Damage Property in Rome
Fans
of the Rotterdam Feyenoord soccer club clashed with police in Rome before a
game with the local club, Roma. Several
police officers were hurt after flares and other objects were thrown at
them. The historic fountain on the
Piazza de Spagna, which had recently been restored, was damaged, some say irreparably.
Dozens of supporters were arrested, fined and deported.
Sunday, February 22, 2015
Dutch Somalis Kill 25 People in Mogadishu
The press
agency, AFP, quotes the Somali intelligence services that say that the homicide
bombing in the Somalian capital Mogadishu was carried out by two Somalians with
Dutch passports. They blew up a hotel
and 25 people were killed. The woman was a part-time employee of the hotel, and
the two had both Dutch and Somalian passports.
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