Thursday, September 26, 2019
Amsterdam Entrepreneur asks Green Left voters to refrain from visiting his stores
Amsterdam store owner, Gideon Italiaander has asked on his
personal facebook page that people who voted for the Green Left party refrain from visiting his stores. In Amsterdam, 24% of the population vote for this left wing
party and the Mayor Femke Halsema is a former leader of the party. Italiaander says that the Green Left municipality
mainly hinders those who exercise an honest profession while the
municipality does not deal with criminals.
Wednesday, September 25, 2019
Eight Minutes of Extreme Antisemitic Hatred on Dutch Public Radio
On a radio show on Dutch Public Radio (NPO) which invites
call-ins, a recent subject was ‘Children have too many obligations.’ One of the callers said that children were ‘injected
with all kinds of poison.’ This came
from ‘avaricious Jewish scum.’ He added, “These people have to be exterminated
worldwide because we are in a downward spiral.”
The presenter, Morad El Ouakili, did not disconnect the caller but said
that he did not totally understand the caller . He also let the same caller speak another time in
which the caller said that all Jews should be exterminated. El Ouakili said that on the app of the
program there were a lot of reactions from people who agreed with the
caller a thousand percent. The antisemitic remarks went on for 8 minutes.
Tuesday, September 24, 2019
Dutch government annuls cancellation of passports of 5 Jihadists
Five jihadists whose Dutch nationality had been revoked previously were given their passports back. The council of
state had earlier already decided that jihadists who left for Syria before the
groups they joined were named forbidden organizations in the Netherlands should
not have their passports revoked. All
five also have Moroccan nationality.
Sunday, September 22, 2019
Dutch Police Policy enables drug criminality
In a detailed analysis of drug criminality in the Netherlands,
the daily Trouw said that it has been the Dutch police policy to
concentrate its efforts on crimes that the public complain about. This means that the heads of drug criminality are not persecuted. Thus, the
Netherlands became the leading drug country in Europe. The Minister of Justice Grapperhaus said that "we have allowed drug criminality to thrive."
Thursday, September 19, 2019
Murder of Lawyer Attacks Essence of State of Law
Amsterdam Mayor Femke Halsema (Green Left) reacted to the murder
of lawyer Derk Wiersum. She said that it
was an unprecedented attack on the legal profession which assails the essence
of the state of law. She added that for
police and the prosecution, finding the perpetrator is of the highest
priority.
Wednesday, September 18, 2019
Lawyer of Witness in Important Process Killed
Early this morning the lawyer, Derk Wiersum, was killed in
Amsterdam. He was the lawyer of Nabil
B., the main witness against a group of people including Ridouan Tagih, the
leading criminal wanted by the Netherlands. In 2018 Nabil’s brother, Reduan, was
murdered. Various parliamentarians want
clarification from the Minister of Justice, Ferdinand Grapperhaus, about the
threats against the lawyer and security for him. This was the first murder of a lawyer in the
Netherlands since 2004.
Monday, September 16, 2019
Many Judges hide additional Activities
Dutch Judges are allowed to have additional activities
outside the court. Yet, they are legally obliged to publish those in a special
register. Dutch researcher Paul Ruijs has identified a number of judges who do
not do so. Furthermore, the heads of courts, decided in 2013 that courses by
judges to train lawyers to improve their pleading before courts, are undesirable.
Nevertheless Ruijs found a number of judges who were offering these services among
which a those who do not not registering them in the special register.
Sunday, September 15, 2019
European Central Bank Policies Endanger Dutch Pensions
Various Dutch parliamentarians including from the majority
parties, consider that the policy of the European Central Bank to reduce the
interest rate and continue to buy outstanding loans from countries will create increasing
problems for Dutch pension funds and thus for people who hold pensions.
Thursday, September 12, 2019
State Pays Costs of Kings’ Palaces Twice
The NRC daily has found that for many years the state has
been paying twice for the costs of maintenance of palace furniture. The government had bought this
inventory between 1982-2009 from the House of Orange. The government committed to maintain the
furniture at its cost. Nevertheless, the annual grant by the government to the
royal family was never reduced so the state has been paying twice for this maintenance. Parliament was never informed
about these transactions.
Wednesday, September 11, 2019
Fifty radical Islamic Muslim Schools incite
Research by the media Nieuwsuur and the daily NRC about 50
radical Islamic Muslim schools in the Netherlands. They found that children
participating in the courses after school time and in the weekend are for
instance told that non-Muslims should be put to death. The Liberal Party and
the Christian Union, both government parties, want the Inspectorate for Education
to investigate whether in these schools children are taught to negate Dutch
society.
Tuesday, September 10, 2019
Wilders takes Prosecutors to Court
Geert Wilders, leader of the right wing PVV party is
currently appearing before an appeals court for having said he wants less
Moroccans. On the basis of new
information, he claims that the prosecutor and the advocate generals in his
case have lied to the court when they said that there has not been any consultation
between the prosecution and the ministry of justice in this case. New
information disclosed in the past days indicates that there have been material consultations
between senior officials of the ministry and the prosecution. It seems that in
their emails correspondence, the officials recommend tough action against Wilders.Monday, September 9, 2019
Justice Ministry may have Influenced Prosecution against Dutch Parliamentarian Geert Wilders
New documents raise doubts as to whether the Ministry of
Justice interfered in an illegal way in a process against Dutch right-wing
parliamentarian Geert Wilders. There are strong indications that the prosecution
has not informed the judges completely nor has the Minister of Justice fully
informed the parliament about this issue.
Sunday, September 8, 2019
Risk of Earthquakes in many places
A number of communities where small natural gas fields are
exploited, have written to Minister Eric Wiebes (Economic Affairs and Climate).
They warn about earthquakes. Alderman Klaas
Valkering of Bergen says that as the gas fields in his community are pumped at
an accelerated rate and earthquakes can occur which are even worse than the
current ones in the province of Groningen where the major gas fields are
located.
Wednesday, September 4, 2019
Police Officers Confidence in Politicians Reaches New Low
Four police officers were injured during arrests in Rotterdam.
Jan Struis of the Police Union NPB said that police officers’ confidence in
politicians to act against the violence have reached a new low after twenty
years of empty promises. Rob den Besten, chairman of the police Central Works Council,
agrees. “As long as community service for assaulting police officers police officers
have no faith in judges either.” The national police chief, Erik Akerboom, said
that he is also fed up with violence against his people.
Tuesday, September 3, 2019
Government appoints ‘Designated Survivor’ Minister to go into hiding
The Dutch government has appointed a minister who will not
be present on the occasion of the opening of Parliament by the Dutch King
on September 17. The reason for this is due out of fear of a
possible terrorist attack. This ‘Designated Survivor’ Minister will be in a
secret hiding place.
Monday, September 2, 2019
Minister of Justice: Netherlands threatens to become Narco State
Minister Ferd Grapperhaus of Security and Justice has
reacted to the damning document “The Backside of Amsterdam” about
drugcriminality in the capital. He says that the conclusions aren’t a complete
surprise and adds “however horrible it is welcome that is it now put on paper”.
Grapperhaus said that if new investments are not made in the police, the
Netherlands threatens to become a narco-state.Sunday, September 1, 2019
Report Municipality: Amsterdam Has Almost Lost Battle against Organized Crime
A confidential report ordered by the Amsterdam municipality
found that the city has almost lost the battle against organized crime. The authorities have little knowledge about
the economics of the drug world. The
police have abandoned the fight against drugs and justice has neglected to deal
with the organized criminality. It is
likely to take ten to fifteen years to push organized criminality back.
https://www.telegraaf.nl/nieuws/1868847812/amsterdam-kraakt-onder-misdaad
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