A group of 76 000 people
of 55 years or older are continuously tired of life without enduring any
unbearable suffering. This results from
a new survey on behalf of the Dutch Minister of Health. More than 10 000 of them
want to end their lives without being seriously sick. Several thousands of them
want to get help with ending their lives.
Thursday, January 30, 2020
Tuesday, January 28, 2020
Asylum seekers intimidate bus drivers

Wednesday, January 22, 2020
Dutch Politician Calls for Expelling of International Criminal Court Prosecutor
Geert Wilders, the leader of the Freedom Party, the second largest party
in The Netherlands, has called for expelling international criminal court
prosecutor Fatou Bensouda from the country. The reason was her attempting to
try Israelis for war crimes. Wilders said that the court “behaves as a biased
pro-Palestinian institution and an anti-Semitic kangaroo court.” www.timesofisrael.com/geert-wilders-calls-for-kicking-out-icc-prosecutor-over-israel-bias/
Tuesday, January 21, 2020
Dutch Mail Box Companies used for major African corruption
As a result of the so-called Luanda Leaks investigation by journalists, much attention
has been given to the claim that Isabel dos Santos, daughter
of a former Angolan president, is managing via Dutch mail box companies,
hundreds of millions of assets. Already in 2012, the Dutch Central Bank questioned
dos Santos' Dutch interests but supervision was not possible. Last year, the state of Angola sequestrated US$
1.1 billion of dos Santos' assets who is most likely the richest woman in Africa. In Anglo there are major accusations against her concerning corruption.
Sunday, January 19, 2020
Groningen: Hooligans attack police, one agent wounded
Sixty youngster fought in Groningen. They also threw stones and bottles at the
police.
One police officer was wounded. Two people were arrested
because they had insulted police and one for the destruction of a police car.
Thursday, January 16, 2020
Heirs Accuse Restitution Commission of Bias with Kandinsky Painting
The Dutch Restitution Commission which deals with art stolen
by the Nazis advised that the Amsterdam Municipal Museum in 2018 could keep a Kandinsky painting in their collection. The original
owner’s heirs have brought a court case against the Amsterdam municipality and
the Municipal Museum. They are claiming that four of the seven commission
members have a conflict of interest with the Municipal Museum. Stuart
Eizenstat, US former Deputy Minister has said at an international congress that
the Dutch decision in this case is totally opposed to the Washington Principles
that determine which stolen artwork should be returned to its original owners
or their heirs.
Wednesday, January 15, 2020
Suspicious Package Found at Kosher Restaurant Amsterdam
A suspicious package was found in front of the Amsterdam kosher
restaurant, HaCarmel. The restaurant has in the past been subject of frequent
antisemitic vandalism. A commanding officer from the emergency services of the
police took command of the entire scene for all responding agencies. The Ministry
of Defense’s Explosive Removal Department was also deployed at the scene.
Tuesday, January 14, 2020
Politicians Should Take Responsibility for Their Own Laws
Henk Naves, the Chairman of the Dutch Council for the
Judiciary, has said in his New Year’s Speech that politicians should take responsibility
for their own laws: “Stop hiding behind our robes and take responsibility for
the law-making and decision-taking which is apparently falling short.” Naves remarked that while there is nothing
wrong with politicians criticising judges, he missed support from others who
did not agree. ‘Most [politicians] stay silent and are complicit,’ he said.
Sunday, January 12, 2020
Police Claims 9300 Incidents between New Year’s Eve and New Years

Thursday, January 9, 2020
Dutch State Partly Responsible For 1992 Air Crash
The court in the Hague has concluded that the Council for
Aviation has partly failed in its conclusions regarding the aircrash of a Martinair
– now part of KLM plane near the Portuguese town of Faro. Fifty six people died and more than a hundred
were severely wounded. Almost all Dutchmen. The Council for Avivation had attributed the crash to sudden bad weather but neglected possible error by the pilots.
The court decided that the Dutch state therefore has a responsibility of 20%
for the consequences suffered.
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Wednesday, January 8, 2020
Dutch State has to return Stolen Holocaust Crockery to Heirs of Owners
The advisory commission which deals with stolen Holocaust
objects has decided that the Dutch state has to return crockery which belonged
to queen Juliana to the heirs of the original owners. The value of this is
between several hundreds of thousands and one million Euro. The royal family
had undertaken a review of the origin of its art concerning stolen holocaust
goods in 2014. In 2015 King Willem Alexander returned thereupon a painting to
the heirs of the original owners. In the original review the crockery was apparently
overlooked.
Tuesday, January 7, 2020
Farmers Organization Receive Threatening Letters
The Farmers Organization of the Netherlands (LTO) has received
threatening letters. The same has happened at other Farmer Organizations. This as a reaction to public protests of farmers.
In the letter, these protests are described as “purely terrorist against
which weak authorities do not react.” The letters say "we will not remain inactive against your
arrogance, denial, ill-will and terror." Police are investigating.
Monday, January 6, 2020
Deputy Prime Minister: Too many Immigrants

Sunday, January 5, 2020
Increase in Serious Victims of Fireworks
On December 31 and January 1,385 fireworks victims visited a hospital emergency ward.
About 900 victims with lesser wounds were treated by general physicians.
Eighty-one percent of the wounds were caused by legal fireworks. Half of the victims did not light the
fireworks themselves.
https://www.ad.nl/binnenland/opnieuw-meer-vuurwerkslachtoffers-tijdens-jaarwisseling~aba0a2f7/
Thursday, January 2, 2020
Arnhem: Fireworks cause fatal deaths
A fire in Arnhem left two members of a family dead and two
other members critically injured. Fireworks
were the probable cause. Two boys aged
12 and 13 years were held in custody suspected of fatal arson.
Wednesday, January 1, 2020
Eighteen Victims in Rotterdam due to Fire Works
By 11:30 pm on New Year’s Eve the Eye hospital in Rotterdam had
treated a total of 18 victims who sustained injuries to their eyes due to fireworks.
According to the hospital this was the busiest New Year’s eve in years. Ten
persons sustained permanent damage. None of the victims wore safety glasses.
Most incidents involved legal fireworks.
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