Nederland in de Pravda

[Vaandeldrager]

Goede beschrijving van de meeste recente politiek-maatschappelijke ontwikkelingen in Nederland : Meanwhile, somewhere out in the Empire... by Hans Vogel.

In Nederland zelf zien wij een dergelijke tekst niet verschijnen.

On the day Obama was elected 44th president of the United States, a bizarre incident took place in the Netherlands, one of the Empire's most obsequious vassal states. The police invaded the home of a 10-year old boy and impounded his computer. The reason? The boy had left a message on Dutch Prime Minister Jan Peter Balkenende's Hyves site (a Dutch version of Facebook). The message was not exactly friendly: “let's kick off Balkenende's ugly head”. Through the boy's IP-address, intelligence and police quickly identified and located the author and took immediate action.

The above incident would hardly be worth noticing if it were not for its wider implicatians and true meaning. Not only does it say a lot about the present-day political climate in the Netherlands, but it is eloquent proof of how freedom of speech has all but disappeared from Europe. The current attacks on the freedom of speech all over the continent, either through anti-defamation and anti-discriminatory laws or through arbitrary and intimidating police actions is the last stage of a broad offensive against civic freedoms that has begun in the 1990s after the collapse of the Soviet Union.

The Balkenende administration, one of the clumsiest and most mediocre in Western Europe, was put together in 2002. Balkenende, an unattractive and uncharismatic person if there ever was one, was put forward by the Dutch ruling class to fill the void left by Social Democratic prime minister Wim Kok, who after eight years in office decided to step down. None of his heirs apparent seemed able to fill the void left by Kok. To the utter horror of the ruling class, it was the outsider Pim Fortuyn, a charismatic populist with no parliamentary track record who had the best chance to become the next prime minister. Though Fortuyn had always been categorized as a right wing extremist, no one could be sure about his policies once elected. Fortuyn threatened to upset the entire system, riding on a huge wave of enthusiastic popular support.

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De affaire Demmink ( zie o.a. http://www.klokkenluideronline.nl/ar...overzicht.html ) wordt ook genoemd:

Across the board, corruption under the Balkenende administration has reached levels usually associated with the so-called Third World. Corruption in the judicial system has become so rampant as to be proverbial. The name of the highest civil servant in the Ministry of Justice hes been linked to countless cases of paedophilia. Rumors abound but there is proof as well. The most recent attempt (on the part of an experienced, high-profile lawyer, citing witnesses from the police and foreign secret services) to take him to court has met with a blank refusal by the superior court of The Hague to even look into the case. In the countless instances where there is proof of judges infringing upon the law the typical reply is: “they are only human.”

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Ergens in Haarlem...

[Bertie]

Een schande eigenlijk.

Terwijl internationale criminelen het koninkrijk omtoveren tot nummer één in het productie en doorvoer van allerlei vuile spullen (van drugs tot nucleare geheimen), houdt het NL veiligheidsapparaat zich het liefst bezig met het terroriseren van tiener "trolls" op het internet.

[Derk de Tweede]

Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door Vaandeldrager

Ergens in Haarlem...

Onder het tapijt geschoven.

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Ahem, afbeelding was inmiddels inactief geworden. Nieuwsbericht in het Haarlems Dagblad hierover : http://www.haarlemsdagblad.nl/nieuws...nel_verwijderd

Aanstaande zaterdag 6 juni zal er trouwens een demonstratie zijn tegen SG Joris Demmink in Haarlem (zie HIER)