Dr. Jan van de Beek wrote that Meloni mentioned origins, sent soldiers, and adjusted the law. He also stated that Van Weel was unable to ban the glorification of terrorism. https://t.co/3JpFSBlOmY #politiek #Italië #veiligheid (translated)
Dr. Jan van de Beek
@demo_demo_nl
wrld.org
Dutch mathematician, ethnologist and migration researcher
Dr. Jan van de Beek wrote that the suspect in the murder of Hajar was a 23-year-old homeless Somali man. He asked when it would be time according to Mayor Halsema to discuss the background of the suspect. Van de Beek stated that crime statistics showed significant differences between groups and that Somalis stood out in that regard. https://t.co/0qZqr88jrM https://t.co/2pcokYr5nN #criminaliteit #discriminatie #maatschappij (translated)
Dr. Jan van de Beek wrote that churches could also offer available housing space to Dutch emergency seekers, such as divorced individuals, and to young adults. He referred to them as "closer neighbors." https://t.co/RDCNn7H80B #woonruimte #samenleving #opkomenvooranderen (translated)
Dr. Jan van de Beek wrote that he believed the asylum system was not sustainable. He claimed that Turks in Turkey bribed prosecutors for 800 euros to set up false criminal cases for political persecution and thus apply for asylum. He also stated that with enough political will, many residency statuses and passports could be revoked over time. https://t.co/1SZWQHDN8r #asiel #politiekevervolging #mensenrechten (translated)
Dr. Jan van de Beek stated that many people had denied the effect of immigration on the housing crisis for a long time. He pointed to 650,000 residents related to direct migration-related population growth in four years and said that Ukrainians should also be counted as immigrants. He also dismissed the argument that household dilution explained the housing demand: according to him, he had shown in earlier reports that nearly all growth in the number of households and housing demand was now related to migration. Van de Beek urged his followers to support his fight against what he called misinformation by parts of the media, science, and civil service. #Immigratie #Woningnood #Desinformatie (translated)
Dr. Jan van de Beek stated that judges misinterpreted migration treaties and wondered who still believed in the rule of law on this subject. #Migratie #Rechtsstaat #Vluchtelingen (translated)
Dr. Jan van de Beek stated that, in his opinion, the Netherlands largely allowed hopeless asylum migrants who formed a burden on society in various ways. He argued that Poland repeatedly suspended asylum rights and called it a smart idea as long as the laws and treaties were not amended. According to him, this seemed possible within the EU, allowing the Netherlands to adopt this policy. #asielbeleid #immigratie #Polen (translated)
Dr. Jan van de Beek wrote that he felt lonely in the world of migration statistics. According to him, most people did not dare to speak out for fear of endangering their mortgage or career. He said that figures which did not fit the dominant migration narrative led to accusations of untruth and ridicule. When those figures later turned out to be correct, the critics remained silent according to him. #migratie #economie #vrijheid (translated)
Dr. Jan van de Beek wrote that he addressed what he called a persistent myth in a video: that asylum migration hardly contributes to population growth. He described the claim that hardly any social rental homes go to status holders as a related lie and called for support in his fight against migration misinformation. https://t.co/2tDHwYX14O #asielmigratie #bevolkingsgroei #migratiedesinformatie (translated)
Dr. Jan van de Beek stated that additional housing units that are not existing social rental homes, according to him, should not go to status holders, but to young and/or urgent housing seekers who are already living in the Netherlands. He criticized people in higher positions for not suggesting to build extra homes for these housing seekers themselves. https://t.co/fN3r9XE6vi #Wonen #SocialeHuisvesting #JongeIngezetenen (translated)
Dr. Jan van de Beek wrote that the municipality of Delft could have provided housing at the mentioned location for urgent and young housing seekers from Delft, but chose to accommodate asylum seekers there instead. https://t.co/tkFHq2z3Fa #Delft #woningnood #asielzoekers (translated)
Dr. Jan van de Beek called it bizarre that, according to him, the Netherlands accommodates asylum seekers but not its own citizens, despite the country's prosperity. He said that Nausicaa Marbe was right that the asylum minister should not be trusted: according to Van de Beek, the minister forced asylum reception while the influx of asylum seekers continued. https://t.co/nLDmcDQ0un #Nederland #Asiel #Woningcrisis (translated)
Dr. Jan van de Beek wrote that he knew many young adults who would like to have their own homes. He asked what moral argument there was to give priority to Syrians or Eritreans, who he believed had come to the Netherlands through many safe countries, over Dutch youth. #woonproblematiek #jongvolwassenen #migratie (translated)
Dr. Jan van de Beek stated that asylum seekers did not form a small group and that together with Ukrainians they made up a third of the population growth due to migration. https://t.co/sPxY7hjpqQ #Asiel #JanvandeBeek #Migratie #Verkiezingen #Asiel #Migratie #Bevolkingsgroei (translated)
Dr. Jan van de Beek described the argument that there are insufficient IND employees to reassess Syrians as bureaucratic and nonsensical. He wrote that, in his opinion, this did not take into account the housing shortage, the expected arrival of family reunification cases, and the pressure on social services. https://t.co/hfLCWC5jfR https://t.co/PNWefj2Kpu #Bureaucratie #Migratie #Syriërs (translated)
Dr. Jan van de Beek wrote that he was frequently asked what percentage of the Dutch population was Muslim, both at that moment and in the near future. In a video, he sought the answer. He said that creating it had taken a lot of work and that support was welcome via a link. For more information on immigration, he referred to his book *Migration Magnet Netherlands* and the accompanying links. https://t.co/Fp673cmaaI #Nederland #immigratie #moslims (translated)
Dr. Jan van de Beek wrote that this corresponded with his calculations for the Netherlands and that immigration was also a huge net cost item for the treasury with the eastern neighbors. #asiel #Nederland #kosten (translated)
Dr. Jan van de Beek wrote that he had repeatedly calculated over the past years on X that about a third of the starters were status holders. According to him, this outcome has since been confirmed by the EIB. https://t.co/WRAUf1KihN https://t.co/RMtTCa9rEJ #statushouders #starters #EIB (translated)
Dr. Jan van de Beek wrote that, according to him, this also confirmed that those in power consistently gave asylum seekers priority over residents. #asielzoekers #integratie #maatschappij (translated)
Dr. Jan van de Beek wrote that the remark that young starters could happily live with their parents showed, in his opinion, little understanding for those in their twenties who were compelled to still live with their parents. He called the statement heartless and compared it to the comment that people should just eat cake. https://t.co/bkutIQCe8Q #twintigers #woonproblemen #realiteit (translated)
