Anonymous
ID: +gLndb2c
6/13/2025, 9:00:00 AM No.507190303
>Another day, another escalation
- 8 sovereigns arrested for weapons and dangerous materials. One of them, Arno van Kessel was suing Rutte, Koopmans and Bill Gates
- Expansion of the electric grid delayed in Utrecht en Gelderland
- Texel is making holes in it’s dunes to combat seawater rise
- PVV votes against own modified 10 step plan to reform immigration by the FVD
- Carless Amsterdam wants you to bring irregular trash by bike
- Cash payments above 3k will be banned and confiscation of goods will be more easier with a new law
- Dutch police are using Palantir to create profiles
- Trains are not driving today due to NS strike
- Angry civilians are doing their own border patrols near Ter Apel, stopping cars and searching for migrants
- EU commission payed activists for ‘green climate’ lobby for campaigns and lawsuits
- Marion Koopmans, partly responsible for gain of function research for COVID, gets a ribbon from the king
- Utrecht closes Hoog Catherijne during the night due to asylum seekers causing trouble
- The police are worried for protests on 24 and 25 June at the NATO summit, citing capacity problems
- Justice, courts and lawyers raise the alarm: the rule of law is in danger of collapsing
- 78% worry about money according to poll, destroying the narrative that ‘we have it so good here’, children are literally sleeping in cars and garages now
- 18% is for over throwing the government system, 6% even thinks violence is allowed. We know now that: Violence. Works.
- 8 sovereigns arrested for weapons and dangerous materials. One of them, Arno van Kessel was suing Rutte, Koopmans and Bill Gates
- Expansion of the electric grid delayed in Utrecht en Gelderland
- Texel is making holes in it’s dunes to combat seawater rise
- PVV votes against own modified 10 step plan to reform immigration by the FVD
- Carless Amsterdam wants you to bring irregular trash by bike
- Cash payments above 3k will be banned and confiscation of goods will be more easier with a new law
- Dutch police are using Palantir to create profiles
- Trains are not driving today due to NS strike
- Angry civilians are doing their own border patrols near Ter Apel, stopping cars and searching for migrants
- EU commission payed activists for ‘green climate’ lobby for campaigns and lawsuits
- Marion Koopmans, partly responsible for gain of function research for COVID, gets a ribbon from the king
- Utrecht closes Hoog Catherijne during the night due to asylum seekers causing trouble
- The police are worried for protests on 24 and 25 June at the NATO summit, citing capacity problems
- Justice, courts and lawyers raise the alarm: the rule of law is in danger of collapsing
- 78% worry about money according to poll, destroying the narrative that ‘we have it so good here’, children are literally sleeping in cars and garages now
- 18% is for over throwing the government system, 6% even thinks violence is allowed. We know now that: Violence. Works.
