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Jolande said that Van Weel's understanding of Halsema's considerations not to intervene with Hamas banners was, according to her, outrageous and amounted to a free pass. She wrote that it made her sick and that people had been declared fair game because of this. #Halsema #Hamas #VrijheidvanSpeach (translated)

The author wrote that more than 100,000 euros had been raised for Wim (80), who according to her was threatened with homelessness by the municipality. She described the fundraising campaign as great. She also reported that Mona Keijzer had submitted a motion to prevent elderly people from being evicted from their holiday homes without suitable alternative housing. The author asked if anyone could vote against the motion. https://t.co/eKS0k4MjYo #Ouderen #Wooncrisis #Solidariteit (translated)

The author wrote that the municipal council of Nijmegen had been blocking the swearing-in of two FvD members for five months, although they met the legal requirements according to the author. The author stated that a majority of the council was blocking their appointment and criticized this as a lack of democracy. https://t.co/UXkhmDw3Ww #democratie #politiek #Nijmegen (translated)

Jolande wrote that the mayor of Utrecht was looking for a solution for commemorations at the Dom square. According to her, the resistance monument should be left alone and was only meant for the commemoration on May 4th. https://t.co/TprcMCSFHb #rtvutrecht #Utrecht #herdenking #verzetsmonument (translated)

The author accused an unnamed person of betraying even their own mother out of a lust for power, declaring war on Russia, and wanting to hit others hard as prime minister. She asked Bontenbal how reprehensible it could still become. https://t.co/pG4RVQwS2a #politiek #oorlog #macht (translated)

The author wrote that the minister had lied about police iftars, because separate budgets had indeed been allocated. She wondered if the motion of no confidence, after what she described as two lies in a short time, would now be adopted. https://t.co/ZIivVPS2Ma #politiek #wantrouwen #transparantie (translated)

Jol@ndE called the behavior during a Gaza protest insane and wrote that those involved had waved a photo of Khamenei. She stated that Khamenei was responsible for thousands of deaths in Iran and that those involved had completely lost their minds. https://t.co/izLJoMOn2o #Iran #Protest #Khamenei (translated)

The author wrote that according to her, in addition to 33,000 homeless people, twenty asylum seekers had also slept outside, in the grass near Ter Apel. She referred to Minister Bart van den Brink (CDA), who had called the situation "undignified for the Netherlands," and stated that he was not referring to the homeless. She used a derogatory term for the asylum seekers. https://t.co/m0QFdIOeJk #Daklozen #Asielzoekers #Nederland (translated)

The author wrote that the Public Prosecution Service did not see incitement in the slogan "We Support Hamas" on the Dam. She stated that this meant that terrorists could be openly honored in the Netherlands and claimed that it was the same terrorists who had committed genocide in Israel three years earlier on that same day. She also wondered how low the Netherlands could still sink. https://t.co/AO02KTCv4J #Nederland #Hamas #vrijheidvanmeningsuiting (translated)

Jol@ndE wrote that Defense is investigating possible corruption regarding millions in aid to Ukraine. According to the author, officials from the procurement department were accused of involvement in bribery and leaking trade secrets to competitors. The author added: "Wow..." https://t.co/m7qnm5afzj #corruptie #Oekraïne #Defensie (translated)

The author questioned why photos of suspects were often made unrecognizable and stated that the boy had forfeited his right to privacy after the first blow. She also made a reference to his skin color. She referred to a report about a boy who allegedly struck a conductor multiple times in the face after a ticket inspection. https://t.co/RjoLw6e0mI #geweld #veiligheid #treinen (translated)

Jolande wrote that coalition parties, according to her, wanted elderly people who needed domestic help to live independently at home to pay for that help themselves. Single AOW recipients with a small pension could thus be paying up to 184 euros extra per month. She argued that cuts in elderly care kept people at home and that they now also had to pay for domestic help themselves. She sharply criticized Jetten, Bontenbal, and the VVD. https://t.co/mN9Fl6gj5W #Ouderenzorg #HuishoudelijkeHulp #AOW (translated)

The author wrote that De Nooijer had caused a commotion in Oldebroek regarding a ban on the rainbow flag. He questioned why the imposition of the flag was seen as normal, while opposing it was labeled as a commotion. https://t.co/hpJUdVrwsT #omroepgelderland #Oldebroek #Regenboogvlag #Opinie (translated)

Jolande directed her message to D66, CDA, VVD, and PRO, sharing the story of Hans, a retired firefighter from Westland. He wrote that during a cycling trip through Overijssel and Gelderland, he visited farms to see for himself how farmers worked. Hans said that he did not see overcrowded pastures, mega-farms, or smoking farms, but rather well-maintained fields and meadows. According to him, a farmer and his wife welcomed him kindly and explained that they had been making adjustments in response to government measures for years. He described the farm as a place where attention was given to animals and land. The farmer showed him, among other things, a biogas installation and milking installations, and explained what investments the measures had required. Hans wrote that his visit had increased his appreciation for farmers. He felt that the Netherlands should cherish its farmers and feared that otherwise food would be imported that had been sprayed with agricultural chemicals or genetically modified. He also mentioned seeing new houses, which he considered expensive, bungalows, and large residences along the road. He wondered whether farmland intended for housing or nature areas was being sold at a profit to wealthy buyers. Hans wrote that he had little confidence in leaders who, in his opinion, lacked sufficient practical experience with farms. He emphasized that he had no knowledge of agriculture himself, but that his visit had given him a positive life lesson. #Boeren #Platteland #Duurzaamheid (translated)

The author referred to a report about two injured people in a stabbing incident at a busy fair. She called it yet another incident at a fair and wrote that even popular entertainment should disappear because of it. She also stated that the fair industry was, in her opinion, slowly being strangled by people she described in derogatory terms. https://t.co/p0FFxcRjXn #kermis #veiligheid #geweld (translated)