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The author stated that Moroccan youth in Utrecht claimed the city and said it was completely Arab, that the call to prayer could be heard, and that they had claimed entire neighborhoods for themselves. They also claimed, according to the author, that Moroccans were keeping the country running. The author accused The Hague politics of turning a blind eye and getting lost in peripheral matters and bureaucracy. According to that person, a gradual change was taking place on the streets, causing Dutch people not to recognize their own streets, cities, and country anymore and to feel alienated from the Netherlands as it used to be. The author found that sad. #Utrecht #Nederland #Samenleving (translated)

Paul St-Pierre Plamondon recalled that four years ago, when the Parti Québécois had only three elected members at the swearing-in ceremony, he had told his friend Pascal Bérubé that one day the lily would bloom again. He indicated that 59 party members had now taken an oath to the Constitution of Quebec. He stated that the elected officials would serve all Quebecers, whether they voted for the Parti Québécois or for another party, and that they would focus on their interests, needs, and priorities rather than on the next election. He acknowledged that a government could make mistakes while promising to demonstrate authenticity and transparency. Plamondon said he wanted to gradually reduce the cost of living, regain control of public finances by addressing waste and bureaucracy, and freeze the salaries of elected officials and leaders of state-owned enterprises until a return to budgetary balance. He also promised to refocus the state on healthcare, education, the protection of the population, and culture, as well as to halve homelessness in Quebec. He presented these measures as a way to restore trust in the state and government before resuming the debate on Quebec's national future. He defended the idea that Quebec should adopt all its laws, negotiate on its behalf with its international partners, and manage its entire budget independently, and then concluded with a call for freedom and a free Quebec. #Québec #Politique #PartiQuébécois (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)

Code-Reinho-Tactical wrote that Les Forges de Tarbes, which it presented as the only French factory producing 155 mm shell bodies for Caesar cannons, risks having to permanently stop its machines following a government decision. According to him, the prefecture of Hautes-Pyrénées had asked the company to comply with the regulations on pressure equipment before the end of the year. He indicated that an inspection carried out on July 9 highlighted five pieces of equipment used to operate hydraulic presses that were overdue for requalification, and nine others that were due for requalification by mid-August. He estimated that the regulations and bureaucracy were harmful both to the French economy and to national defense. https://t.co/MM57G1PcqH #Industrie #Défense #Réglementation (translated)

David Lisnard stated that pensions and bureaucracy, in his opinion, diverted resources intended for field services. He noted that pensions accounted for 35% of the social security budget and 32% of the education budget, attributing the situation to the maintenance of a system entirely based on redistribution despite demographic decline and funding shortfalls. He advocated for the introduction of a share of capitalization, which he presented as now consensual and necessary, in his view, to preserve public services and public finances. While awaiting a transition that he said he would detail soon, he proposed no longer indexing the highest pensions to inflation, aligning public and private schemes, and eliminating special regimes. He indicated that these measures would begin in May 2027. #OnArrive #Réformes #Retraites #Bureaucratie (translated)

The author believed that Europe should stop seeing innovation and progress as dangers, economic activity as a threat to control, and companies as entities to monitor. He called for replacing the Europe of bureaucracy and standards with a Europe focused on growth. https://t.co/CyYDE371ee #Innovation #Croissance #Europe #EU (translated)

David Lisnard stated that more freedom should, in his opinion, allow for the restoration of respect for property and a balance between the private and public sectors, in service of national prosperity and personal dignity. He thanked Dominique Reynié for reminding that France held, in his view, the world records for public spending and tax collection, and suffered from a stifling bureaucracy. Lisnard added that this reality was known by the majority of the French and claimed that his side would win. #Liberté #Propriété #France (translated)

Lex Hoogduin wrote that he believed change was possible, but not in the way that the cabinet and the left envisioned. He advocated for a peaceful classical-liberal revolution with a smaller government, fewer rules, bureaucracy, and civil servants. According to him, the government should free citizens and protect their property, while reducing the tax burden and maintaining a limited safety net for people who faced real setbacks. He also argued for space for a revival of an independent civil society outside of the state, with communities in various fields. #liberalisme #overheid #belasting (translated)

Alexandre Jardin stated that the vote on the repeal of ZFEs in the National Assembly was blocked by procedural maneuvers that he attributed to the obstruction of LFI, ecologists, and Renaissance, with the deliberate cooperation of the government. According to him, the repeal would have been adopted since it was opposed by "8 out of 10 French people." He considered that this episode constituted a serious crisis of the democratic system and accused the French and European "green-authoritarian" bureaucracy of having the final word. Jardin explained that this situation led him to create RefCitoyen and called for the establishment of direct democracy. He added that democrats would take action at the end of the following week. #Démocratie #République #ZFE (translated)

FRANK wrote that he wished for the success of PSPP, whom he regarded as his prime minister, whether he was a péquiste or not. He hoped that he would avoid the mistakes of the last Parti québécois government, which, according to him, had tasked Lise Payette's daughter with studying the "Quebec mystery" after being frustrated with its results in Quebec. He believed that this approach had represented the inhabitants of the capital as abnormal people and outcasts. Calling himself a conservative, FRANK indicated that he liked several measures of the péquiste program: abolishing the QST on used goods and Health Quebec, reducing bureaucracy, eliminating the Economic Development Fund, and limiting the growth of expenditures. He said he would applaud if these measures were adopted. On the other hand, he warned that he would withdraw if the government took an eco-leftist turn or stuck to péquiste symbolism, such as the oath to the king, adding that many people on the right would do the same. #Québec #politique #PQ (translated)

„Dat heeft een budget van tussen de 66 en 100 miljoen pond per jaar. Het zit dicht op de politiek, heeft weinig last van bureaucratie en is voor Nederland nadrukkelijk een inspiratiebron.”Een blik over de grens toont de verschillende mogelijkheden, vertelt Six Dijkstra. #AIveiligheid #kunstmatigeintelligentie #Nederland

David Lisnard révèle aux Français pourquoi ils sont devenus pauvres. "Ce sont les bureaucrates qui aujourd’hui VOLENT l’argent des Français. Ce sont eux. La bureaucratie est un vol. Pour avoir plus de policiers, plus d’infirmiers, plus de profs, il faut moins de bureaucrates." https://t.co/f5uVEZfn1w #Pauvreté #Bureaucratie #France

Les dernières données de l'OCDE viennent d'être publiées. Les prévisions de croissance mondiale sont À LA HAUSSE⬆️ Celles du Canada sont À LA BAISSE⬇️ Une décennie de taxes élevées des libéraux, de déficits toujours plus gros et de bureaucratie qui bloquent les projets coûte cher. On peut faire autrement. Adoptez le Plan d’action économique des conservateurs pour stimuler la croissance, vous faire économiser et protéger votre emploi : https://t.co/xzCsx94562 #CroissanceÉconomique #OCDE #PlanDAction

In een opiniestuk wordt gesteld dat het huidige zorgsysteem in Nederland, net als de historische kinderveilingen, kinderen en kwetsbare jongeren uitbesteedt aan de laagste bieder, waardoor zij vastlopen in bureaucratie en beperkt worden in de zorg die ze ontvangen. #jeugdzorg #zorgsysteem #historischevergelijking

Je ne suis tout simplement plus capable d’entendre l’argument : « si tu coupes, tu vas toucher aux services ». Cette affirmation repose sur une prémisse totalement fausse, celle que l’argent injecté dans l’État est utilisé de manière optimale. Prenons un exemple tout simple. Pour offrir essentiellement les mêmes services à la population (santé, éducation, etc.), l’Ontario dépense 14 500 $ par habitant, alors qu’au Québec, on en est à 20 500 $. C’est le pire résultat au Canada. Si ça coûte plus cher ici, c’est que l’argent se perd dans un trou noir de bureaucratie. Ne venez pas me dire qu’on ne peut pas faire mieux, c’est impossible. Pourquoi devrait-on être les pires du pays ? N’importe qui ayant déjà travaillé pour l’État le sait au fond de lui : il y a un gaspillage énorme de ressources, et ce, à tous les niveaux. #Économie #Bureaucratie #ServicesPublics

Topman ASML: “Wij hebben helemaal geen omzet in Europa”. Het meest waardevolle bedrijf van Europa (€600 Miljard market cap) doet geen zaken in Europa. De EU is de boot echt flink aan het missen nu met over-regulering, bureaucratie en belastingverhogingen. https://t.co/YzHpTplZ7S #ASML #EU #economischegroei

Ons probleem is dat we met een loodzwaar overheidsapparaat als een blok aan het been van onze economie zitten. En daarom heb ik moeite met De Wevers plan. Ik hoor vooral wie straks welke bevoegdheid krijgt en wie waarvoor verantwoordelijk wordt. Maar ik wil iets anders weten. Hoeveel ambtenaren zijn er daarna minder? Hoeveel administraties verdwijnen? Hoeveel agentschappen gaan dicht? Hoeveel kabinetten kunnen weg? Hoeveel regels worden geschrapt? Hoeveel formulieren, vergunningen, controles en overlegstructuren verdwijnen uit het leven van burgers en bedrijven? Dát is afslanken. Want onze economie heeft geen nood aan dezelfde bureaucratie met een andere bevoegdheidsverdeling. Ze heeft nood aan minder gewicht op haar rug. Dus toon mij na die staatshervorming geen nieuwe kaart van België. Toon mij hoeveel kleiner de overheid geworden is. Anders heeft De Wever dat blok aan ons been niet weggehaald. Hij heeft er alleen andere namen op geschreven. #Overheid #Bureaucratie #Economie

L'article souligne le dilemme budgétaire en Belgique, où la nécessité de trouver dix milliards d'euros pose la question de la gestion de l'État et propose d'explorer une alternative à la réduction des dépenses ou à l'augmentation des recettes, en se penchant sur le coût de la bureaucratie et l'inefficacité du système. #Budget #Réforme #Dette

Je repense à ce sympathique agriculteur du Lot qui est passé nous voir au stand. Il avait fait 9h de route, et il était souriant (et l’accent chantant de nos amis du Sud) alors qu’il évoquait ses (immenses) difficultés avec la bureaucratie française, les agents qui venaient l’emmerder sur son propre terrain pour vérifier x ou y normes, l’UE qui lui rajoutait sans cesse des boulets aux pieds, etc. Et pourtant, il gardait le moral et la foi en l’avenir. Tout ce qui fait la France rassemblait dans un homme. Et cette journée fut pleine de rencontres comme celle-là. Alors ce n’est pas un journaliste aigri, un petit mec sans âme, qui va nous enlever tous ces jolis moments. #Agriculture #France #Rencontres