Egypt bans Dutch curators from burial site and accuses museum of 'falsifying history' over portrayal of black celebrities Beyonce, Rihanna, Nas and Eddie Murphy as ancient rulers
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Daily Mail UK ^
| June 6, 2023 | Daniel Fessahaye
Egyptian officials have banned Dutch archaeologist from the country after an exhibition was launched which portrays black American singers, comedians and musicians as the rulers of ancient Egypt...However Dutch archaeologists have been banned from the Saqqara burial ground, near Cairo because of the portrays which have been described by as 'falsifying history.'...The
controversy comes after Netflix received backlash for their casting of black British actress Adele James as Cleopatra.The show has been subject to 'blackwashing' claims after James was cast despite historical records showing Cleopatra was Macedonian-Greek.The ban comes as a big blow to RMO who have been active in...
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Dutch Try to Keep Muslim Migrants From Stealing Bikes by Offering Them $20 Bikes
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Front Page Magazine ^
| June 4, 2023 | by Daniel Greenfield
Cheap bikes are nice, but free is even cheaper than cheap. Residents
of the asylum seekers’ center in Dronten will soon be able to purchase a cheap bicycle. A workshop for bicycle maintenance will also be available. The Central Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (COA) hopes that this will reduce the number of bicycle thefts in the area… The police will deliver part of the 150 bicycles. These are specimens that were once seized and for which no one has reported. The COA is still looking for the remainder. “We fix up the bicycles and make them available...
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‘Very, very false’: Dutch minister quashes Beijing view on Ukraine at top security forum
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politico.eu ^
| June 3, 2023 | Stuart Lau
SINGAPORE — China put European patience to the test on Saturday, with a seasoned Chinese diplomat attributing Russia’s war on Ukraine to a failed security architecture in Europe. It fell to Dutch Defense Minister Kajsa Ollongren to challenge that very Chinese interpretation. “I
was actually a little bit surprised to hear it,” Ollongren told POLITICO in an interview moments after she made an impromptu rebuttal of ex-ambassador Cui Tiankai on a panel at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore. “It’s very, very false.” Cui, a former envoy to the U.S. and unofficially an adviser to the Chinese delegation at this top...
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News Summary-Intelligence Report Dutch Gov't Tank Scheme For Ukraine, Jerusalem LGBTQ Pride March, Russia Repels Attack On Belgorod Region
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Nextrush Free ^
| 6/1/2023 | Nextrush/Self
Russian air defenses shooting down drones tonight near Kursk in southwestern Russia... Street protests in the African nation of Senegal today as the opposition leader Ousmane Sonko was given a two-year prison sentence for "corrupting youth"... In Washington DC the US Senate taking up the plan to raise the US debt ceiling...
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken cancelling a planned visit to Israel next week... Joe Biden taking a fall... The Dutch government intends to buy dozens of Leopard tanks for Ukraine... NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg says he will travel to Türkiye to discuss the membership of Sweden...
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Dutch Farmers Restricted to Two Cows Per Field in New ‘Climate Change’ Plans.
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The National Pulse ^
| 21 May, 2023 | JACK MONTGOMERY
Farmers in the Netherlands may be restricted to just two cows to an area the size of a soccer stadium pitch, or slightly wider than an American football field. Prime
Minister Mark Rutte, who has led the Netherlands at the head of the RINO-style People’s Party for Freedom and Democracy (VVD) since 2010, is attacking farmers on multiple fronts as he attempts to implement EU diktats related to nitrogen, methane, and other climate change boogeymen. This has resulted in widespread farmer protests, one of which saw police open fire on a slowly-moving tractor driven by a 16-year-old-boy, and the rise...
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Dutch Police Arrest 154 Soccer Fans Over Antisemitic Chants
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The New York Times ^
| May 7, 2023 | Claire Moses
The police in Amsterdam arrested 154 soccer fans for singing antisemitic chants on the train while on the way to a match on Saturday, the authorities said, the latest in a series of bigoted public displays in the country. The
police said that the supporters continued the songs and chants even after being told to stop, and then were arrested on charges that included insulting a group of people because of their race, religion or conviction. Those arrested were supporters of AZ Alkmaar, a team from a town about a 40-minute drive northwest of Amsterdam, the capital. They were going...
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EU ensures Dutch farmers booted FOREVER from farming
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Hotair ^
| 05/04/2023 | Beege Welborn
WowThe European Union is officially insane. The
buyout scheme prohibits Dutch farmers from moving to other countries and starting up farms abroad, meaning that their knowledge and expertise would be lost.— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) May 4, 2023With something this draconian, this beyond all comprehension, I guess “Wow” is about all you can say, huh?Holy smokes. But it’s for real. The European Commission on Tuesday said it had approved two Dutch plans worth a combined 1.47 billion euros ($1.61 billion) to buy out livestock farmers to reduce nitrogen pollution, saying they are permissible under state aid rules.The Dutch need to reduce...
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Zelensky arrives in the Netherlands for an address at The Hague, Dutch media reports.
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The New York Times ^
| May 4, 2023 | Claire Moses
President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine unexpectedly traveled to the Netherlands on Wednesday and was scheduled to speak in The Hague on Thursday, according to the Dutch wire service ANP. Mr. Zelensky made the trip after spending much of Wednesday denying Russian claims his country was responsible for an early morning drone attack
on the Kremlin, saying that Ukraine was focused on the fight on its own soil. “We’re defending our villages and cities,” he said, while visiting Nordic leaders in Helsinki, Finland. In the Netherlands, Mr. Zelensky was also expected to meet with Prime Minister Mark Rutte and to visit...
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EU Backs Dutch Scheme to Forcibly Shut Down Thousands of Farms, Ban Farmers From Returning to Agriculture Forever
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breitbart.com ^
| 5/3/2023 | Kurt Zindulka
The European Commission in Brussels has backed a scheme by the globalist government of Prime Minister Mark Rutte in the Netherlands that would see thousands of farms shut down in order to comply with EU climate goals. On
Tuesday, the governing arm of the European Union officially threw its support behind plans by the Dutch government to buy out thousands of farmers from their lands in order to meet the EU’s Natura 2000 scheme to protect certain environments. The plan, which would offer farmers 120 per cent of the value of their farm, could see some 3,000 so-called “peak” emitters...
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Prominent Dutch Philosopher and Convert Charts Her Path to the Catholic Church
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National Catholic Register ^
| April 23, 2023 | Edward Pentin
Prominent Dutch Philosopher and Convert Charts Her Path to the Catholic ChurchPolitical commentator Eva Vlaardingerbroek and her father will be received Into the Church Sunday.AMSTERDAM — Eva Vlaardingerbroek, a popular Dutch legal philosopher and political commentator who has become well-known in recent years for her criticism of increasingly prominent social ideologies
in contemporary Western society, will be received into the Catholic Church along with her father on Sunday. Born to a Catholic mother and Protestant father, Vlaardingerbroek, 26, was brought up a Christian, but it was the COVID-19 pandemic that fully awakened her to the reality of the spiritual...
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Dutch Legalise Euthanasia for Primary School-Age Children
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The Catholic Herald (UK) ^
| 4/18/23 | Simon Caldwell
Euthanasia is to be extended to primary school-age children in the Netherlands, the Dutch government has announced. Health
Minister Ernst Kuipers said that children aged five to 12 years can obtain lethal injections if “life termination is the only viable option to end the child’s hopeless and unbearable suffering”. The country already allows the euthanasia of gravely ill newborn children under the infamous Groningen Protocol. According to the NLTimes, Mr Kuipers said he expects the regulations to be implemented within the year. He said he also expected up to 10 primary school-age children a year to die by lethal injection...
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US nuclear bomb may have been damaged in accident at Dutch base, report says
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The Guardian ^
| April 3, 2023 | Julian Borger
One of the US nuclear bombs stored at a Dutch air base may have been damaged in a recent accident, according to a report published on Monday, which comes at a time when a new generation of the weapons are due to arrive on the continent. The
Federation of American Scientists (FAS) discovered a photograph of a B61 bomb being inspected for damage by US soldiers, including two from an explosive ordnance disposal unit, and a civilian. The rear of the bomb appears to have been twisted by an impact and one of the tail fins is missing. There is...
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Dutch TV show ‘Simply Naked’ exposes children to full-on transgender nudity
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Life Site News ^
| 03/31/2023 | Jonathon Van Maren
I wrote recently about Canada’s state broadcaster airing a program in which they introduced drag queens to nervous and awkward-looking children for the purpose of indoctrination — normalizing queer and transgender culture. That
show was only one of scores of current examples that I could cite, including the inaugural episode of “Sharing Spaces” in which Daniel Radcliffe, presumably still attempting to escape his Harry Potter past since J.K. Rowling became a culture warrior fighting the transgender movement, grovels before a group of “transgender” and “non-binary” youth and begs them to help him understand.But the Dutch TV show “Gewoon Bloot” —...
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Today is the 170th Birthday of Dutch Artist, Vincent Van Gogh - Do You Have a Favorite Painting of His?
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Twitter ^
| March 30th, 2023 | Van Gogh Museum
Van Gogh Museum @vangoghmuseum 🎈 Hurray! Today is the birthday of Vincent. He was born 170 years ago, in 1853. In
honor of his birthday, we call on all creatives to make flowers for Vincent in any way, shape or form.
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In a Dutch Election, Globalists Lose Big: A timely reminder to the elites that rural deplorables exist and even have support from urban areas.
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Frontpage Mag ^
| 03/27/2023 | Bruce Bawer
During the year or so between my first visit to the Netherlands, in August 1997, and my move to Amsterdam from New York, I not only put myself through a one-man crash course in Dutch; I also read every book I could find about Dutch history, society, art and culture, customs and
character. But one key fact that I somehow missed entirely, and that only recently found its way onto my radar, is that the Netherlands is, after the U.S., the world’s largest exporter of agricultural products. At first blush it seems impossible. Yes, the U.S. being #1 is a...
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The Dutch Farmer’s Protests Explained (by an actual Dutch person)
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Medium.com ^
| 3-22-2023 | Catlinnya
If you’ve been in politics you have probably heard about the massive farmer protests that have been going on in The Netherlands and the more recent monster victory of the agrarian Farmer Citizens Movement. And the story has made for nice international headlines. Everyone
loves an underdog that sticks it to the elite. From Yellow Vests to the Trucker Convoy. However what I have been noticing with these kinds of topics that go international is that a lot of it tends to suffer from a game of telephone where a lot of the actual context gets lost in translation. For...
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UPDATE on the Dutch elections! Good news from
Eva Vlaardingerbroek
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Twitter ^
| 6:50 AM · Mar 19, 2023 | Eva Vlaardingerbroek
The final votes have been counted. The
BBB (farmers citizens movement) gained a staggering 17 seats and the ruling parties have suffered severe losses and won’t reach a majority - not even with the help of the Green Party + Labour. #DutchFarmers
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Dutch Farmers will probably be the majority party in the Netherlands’ Parliament: But it Probably Won't Make Much Difference
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American Thinker ^
| 03/18/2023 | Andrea Widburg
Last year, the Dutch government announced that it would seize 30% of Dutch farms to save the climate. This
year, polling shows that the newly formed Boer-Burger Beweging (BBB), the farmers’ party, will be the largest single party in Parliament. However, the nature of the parliamentary system is that they still won’t have power, as it’s likely that two leftist parties will join for a voting majority. For a long time, I’ve said that the left is returning us to a medieval world, one in which the world is dominated by a small group of rich, all-powerful aristocrats. The remainder...
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Rebellion Against Expertocracy(Technocracy):Globalists Take a Hit as Dutch Farmers Win Big at the Polls
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PatriotandLiberty Blog ^
| Mar 16, 2023 | Frank Wright
The Farmer Citizen Movement, founded in 2019, did not exist in the last round of four-year elections. It
came from nowhere to produce a momentum which has seen it dramatically outperform the ruling party of the technocratic Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte. The party was founded in opposition to “Net Zero” measures aimed at the dramatic reduction in Dutch farming. If implemented, these World Economic Forum (WEF) inspired decrees would mean the compulsory purchase and closure of over 3,000 farms in the world’s second largest food exporter by 2030. Yet it is no longer just a movement of farmers.
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Rural populist party emerges as big winner in Dutch elections
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The Guardian ^
| March 16, 2023 | Jon Henley
A new populist party surfing a wave of rural anger at government environmental policies has emerged as the big winner in Dutch provincial elections, dealing a heavy blow to the four-party coalition of the prime minister, Mark Rutte. The success of the Farmer-Citizen Movement (BBB) in Wednesday’s vote, which will determine the
makeup of the senate, casts doubt over the government’s ability to pass key legislation, including its plans to slash nitrogen emissions. “The Netherlands has clearly shown we’re fed up with these policies,” BBB’s founder, Caroline van der Plas, told the public broadcaster NOS. “It’s not just about nitrogen,...
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