Former Dutch
Air Force officer Bart Wagenaar has stated that Dutch Minister of Defense
Voorhoeve prevented UN support for the Dutch military back in 1995 on the day when
the Muslim enclave of Srebrenica was taken over by Bosnian Serbian
soldiers. In the current court case
against Dutch commander Thom Karremans, his lawyer Geert-Jan Knoops wants
Wagenaar to be heard. Voorhoeve denies the accusation. In a related court case,
a Dutch soldier, Derk Zwaan, has opened a lawsuit against the Dutch state in
order to receive payment for the post-traumatic stress resulting from his
service in Srebrenica.
Sunday, May 31, 2015
Saturday, May 30, 2015
1.3 Million Dutch Have Great Difficulties Reading
1.3 million
Dutch people between the ages of 15-65 have great difficulty reading. That is about
10% of the professional population. The number has recently increased, with 200,000 more people as compared to five years ago. Part of these people are elderly who have
done little to maintain their reading skills. Another large group are children
of non-Western immigrants whose parents have a poor knowledge of Dutch. Another 250,000 people can neither read nor
write. Poor literacy costs Dutch society about half a billion Euro per year.
http://www.rtlnieuws.nl/nieuws/binnenland/groeiend-probleem-13-miljoen-laaggeletterden
http://www.rtlnieuws.nl/nieuws/binnenland/groeiend-probleem-13-miljoen-laaggeletterden
Friday, May 29, 2015
Police Find Rocket Launchers among Weapons Held By Motor Gangs
During a
major action of the police in the province of Limburg against motor gangs,
twenty people were arrested. Five rocket
launchers and automatic rifles were among the weapons found. This was announced at a press conference held
by the police, the pubic prosecution and Onno Hoees, the mayor of
Maastricht. Minister of Security and
Justice Ard van der Steur said that these gangs threaten people, create an
atmosphere of fear, and earn money from criminal activities.
Thursday, May 28, 2015
Utrecht Soccer Club to be Penalized for Anti-Semitic Chants
The Dutch
football association, KNVB, intends to heavily penalize the Utrecht Soccer Club
for anti-Semitic chants which were sung during a game against Ajax in
April. Supporters of Utrecht sang, “My
father was with the commandos, my mother was with the SS, together they burned
Jews, because they burn best.” The
soccer club claims it did not know what was sung and has apologized for its
supporters.
Wednesday, May 27, 2015
Belgian-Moroccan Hate Imam to Speak in Almere
The
Belgian-Moroccan iman, Tarik Chadlioui, also known as Tarik ibn Ali, has been
invited to speak at a conference in the Omar ibn Al Khattab Mosque in
Almere. The imam is seen as the
spiritual leader of the Belgian hate organization Sharia4Belgium, which has in
the meantime been disbanded. Chadlioui
is suspected of having links with jihad fighters in Syria. He was expected to
speak at a jihad meeting in Rijswijk, together with other dubious figures, but
the meeting was cancelled.
Tuesday, May 26, 2015
Huge Overrun of Costs of Alterations of Royal Palace
Monday, May 25, 2015
Dutch Buddhist Monks and Teachers Sexually Abused Pupils
Over the
past decades, Buddhist monks and teachers have abused their pupils, some being
minors. A Thai monk who came to the
Netherlands in the 1970s has attempted to abuse and has abused young men for at
least twenty years. In the early 1980s, the monk had to leave his temple in the
town of Waalwijk because of complaints a minor made to the police regarding his
behavior. Investigations by the TV
station NOS found that there was also abuse occurring, inter alia, in
Middelburg and Makkinga.
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