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Sander Sassen wrote that, in his opinion, a asylum seeker had murdered a woman again, despite the trimming of the bushes, functioning streetlights, and admonishing speeches to Dutch men. He asked Femke Halsema to specify what she thought the reason for that was. #veiligheid #asiel #misdaad (translated)

Sander Sassen wrote that churches that went along with this understood nothing of Christian mercy, in his opinion. He stated that thousands of Dutch homeless people were not welcome and did not receive long-term accommodation. https://t.co/EPwci2SlAL https://t.co/yVNdcpk5hB #ChristelijkeBarmhartigheid #Daklozen #Ondersteuning (translated)

Sander Sassen wrote that the boy seemed sincere and kind, and that his story and documents sounded plausible. He claimed that entire generations of foreigners received free housing and a lifelong benefit here, while he and others had to work hard for it. Sassen called for an immediate end to this. #buitenlanders #uitkeringen #werkgelegenheid (translated)

Sander Sassen wrote that street sales in French cities have increased significantly in recent days, with luxury items being sold at low prices. He called the sales shameless and stated that those involved were not being arrested for receiving stolen goods. https://t.co/WWce6HpqlN #straatverkoop #luxeitems #FranseSteden (translated)

Sander Sassen wrote that he was pleased to hear that Frans Timmermans would advocate for animal welfare. He asked if Timmermans was already lobbying against halal slaughter and suggested that his political contacts could help to quickly arrange legislation on this matter. https://t.co/sEfo7QLINf #Dierenwelzijn #Halal #Politiek (translated)

Sander Sassen wondered where the rioters in Paris came from and wrote that among others, people from the United Kingdom had come. He stated that the riots had been pre-coordinated, partly through social media, and said he would not be surprised if migrants from the Netherlands had also traveled to Paris. #Parijs #rellen #migratie (translated)

Sander Sassen wrote that JD Vance had warned in a speech a year earlier that migration was the biggest threat to Europe. According to Sassen, the events of yesterday confirmed that warning. He added that it had been laughed at mockingly at the time. https://t.co/UK3HPfOAfk #migratie #Europa #veiligheid (translated)

Sander Sassen wondered why pallets with bottles suddenly appeared on the street if the riots in France were not well-coordinated. He wrote that October 17 had been on the agenda for weeks in advance and that it was not about protesting the quality of education. https://t.co/6XH9mcmEDQ #Frankrijk #rellen #protest (translated)

Sander Sassen expressed sharp criticism of Amnesty Netherlands. He stated that the issue was not about textbooks and that the images spoke for themselves. He also accused the organization of being part of an offensive against the West for some time and referred to the slogan 'Free Palestine.' https://t.co/IljeFxn9Zc #FreePalestine #Amnesty #Politiek (translated)

Sander Sassen wrote that the presentation of the new Tesla Roadster was the highlight of the week for him. He said it made him feel like a child again, because dreams from his youth seemed to be coming true, and he encouraged Elon Musk to continue pursuing those dreams. https://t.co/sG3PPkwtnu #Tesla #Roadster #Dromen (translated)

Sander Sassen wrote that DTM Netherlands had shown more involvement from the Dutch in the past two days and had achieved more than the House of Representatives as a whole. He wondered what the politicians were doing. https://t.co/e1J9pnsR9r #politiek #Nederland #discussie (translated)

Sander Sassen called the situation incredible and shameless. He wrote that the person involved was behaving as if the Netherlands were an ATM and didn’t even say “please.” He also stated that the prime minister was ready to sign the next donation of billions and asked Rob if that was true. #politiek #Nederland #samenleving (translated)

Sander Sassen wrote that Rob Jetten's call for all possible support for Ukraine amounted, in his view, to prolonging a war of attrition. He argued that the front line barely moved, that the Russian economy had adapted, and that Western munitions stocks and political support were finite. According to Sassen, diplomatic solutions were wrongly dismissed as a sign of weakness. Sassen referred to Ukrainian estimates of more than 1.5 million Russian dead and wounded and to Western analyses, including those from CSIS, which he claimed spoke of hundreds of thousands of casualties and over one hundred thousand deaths in Ukraine. He argued that the war constituted a demographic disaster for both countries and that further pressure from sanctions and weapons would result in more casualties. Negotiations, according to Sassen, were not capitulation but the way to end the war. He claimed that a full Ukrainian recapture of the borders of 1991 was militarily unrealistic without direct NATO intervention, risking a war with Russia. He advocated for territorial compromises, likely along the current front line, security guarantees for the remaining Ukraine, and an end to mobilization. He noted that Ukrainian men were forcibly taken off the streets in this process. Sassen acknowledged that such compromises would feel unjust and could reward aggression, but argued that they were better than continuing the current bloodshed. He accused Jetten and like-minded individuals of blocking serious diplomacy and urged the Prime Minister to immediately pursue a diplomatic solution. #Oorlog #Diplomatie #Vrede (translated)

Sander Sassen wrote that the association of asylum lawyers saw its source of income disappear. He wondered whether someone should not be ashamed of defending that, because according to him everyone spoke disgracefully about it. He also insulted Wil and suggested that his surname fit in with that. https://t.co/2NlK3O99Wp #asieladvocaten #rechtvaardigheid #schande (translated)