Joost Jansen wrote that he wished Rob the best and hoped that he would have all the time to be a dad in the spring. #ouders #gezinstijd #geluk (translated)
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Joost Jansen shared a link with a short text represented by musical notes in which he repeatedly welcomed someone to his country before reacting with surprise. https://t.co/mhu07SforI #muziek #welkom #land (translated)
Joost Jansen proposed to stop passport checks for outgoing flights and to allocate all capacity for border checks on incoming flights. He invited his followers to follow him for more ideas that he described as brilliant. #VliegtuigReizen #Grenscontrole #Innovatie (translated)
Joost Jansen wrote that he had Chat prepare a speech for Rob Jetten in response to serious riots in Amsterdam. The proposed text stated that violence against society was unacceptable, while demonstrating and expressing criticism were part of democracy. The speech proposed three measures: maintaining the rule of law, supporting victims and affected entrepreneurs, and investigating the causes of social tensions. The text also stated that researching those causes was no excuse for violence. The recovery of trust, according to the speech, would depend on consistent action and rules that applied to everyone. #Amsterdam #democratie #veiligheid (translated)
Joost Jansen posted images of Limoges before and after and wrote that the change was the result of years of delay and looking away. https://t.co/vv9mcpQVe1 #Limoges #verandering #ondernemen (translated)
Joost Jansen wrote that such scenes would soon be seen in the P.C. Hooftstraat and wondered how the left, which he described as inclusive, would respond to this. https://t.co/wY7cgPLDeT #PCHooftstraat #Inclusiviteit #Waarnemen (translated)
Joost Jansen asked Sinterklaas to forget the Italian and wrote that he would rather have this one at his shoe. #Sinterklaas #Cadeau #Schoen (translated)
Joost Jansen wrote that the EU was trying to make driving as unattractive as possible, while Elon Musk was building a flying car. #vliegendeauto #ElonMusk #innovatie (translated)
Joost Jansen wrote that he had searched for previously distributed images of the suspects so that readers could assess whether the photo of the very light-skinned detainee was appropriately chosen. https://t.co/KKpoGw1bBs #justitie #arrestatie #veiligheid (translated)
Joost Jansen wrote that there had been about 1,380 fake officers by now, but that he claimed he hadn’t seen a single one that resembled the very white fake officers from the campaign. #Nepagenten #Verkiezingen #Media (translated)
Joost Jansen wrote that the man was no more an Edenian than he himself came from Pluto. https://t.co/23k5gNQpJ8 https://t.co/Ck6rwjkhD0 #Edenaar #Pluto #Maatschappij (translated)
Joost Jansen wrote that the trio consisted of a 36-year-old man and two 37-year-old men, who, according to the Austrian police, were of North African descent. He criticized a headline that mentioned the Dutch and sarcastically noted that this apparently sounded more inclusive. #Nieuws #Politie #Inclusiviteit (translated)
Joost Jansen wrote to Algemeen Dagblad that it was not about the fake officer that he referred to with a derogatory, racially charged term. https://t.co/EVRUU5gcZv #AlgemeenDagblad #nieuws #Nederland (translated)
Joost Jansen wrote that Dutch judges thought differently than German judges and added that there was little more to say about it. #Rechtsstaat #Justitie #Nederland (translated)
Joost Jansen wrote that NU had published a somewhat critical article, but that it had already been removed after a X user had kindly responded to it. He shared a link to the article. https://t.co/WNRse7jIrz #nieuws #journalistiek #opinie (translated)
Joost Jansen wrote that the ICC had been in existence for 24 years, employed about 900 people, and had an annual budget of approximately 200 million euros. During that time, according to him, there were 15 convictions. He believed that more action could be expected for that amount. https://t.co/wwuYtOGlSq #ICC #Justitie #Mensrechten (translated)
Joost Jansen wrote that there were tens of thousands of homeless people in the Netherlands and asked Sjors Fröhlich why he hadn't posted a usual tweet about it. #dakloosheid #Nederland #sociaal (translated)
Joost Jansen wrote that he was looking forward to being asked all day why he wasn't wearing anything purple. He referred to Purple Friday. (translated)
Joost Jansen accused RTV Rijnmond of double standards: according to him, Rick van R. was named in the article and the headline, while Mohammed K. was only referred to as M.K. in the article and simply as 'man' in the headline. He asked the broadcaster to justify this and used an insulting term for Rick van R. https://t.co/xO9VtmFi0u #journalistiek #media #namen (translated)
