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In the penultimate stage of the Eneco Tour, early breakaway riders with two Dutch participants have a chance for victory on the VAM mountain, while Letizia Borghesi wins the stage for the women and Lieke Nooijen enters the last stage as the leader. #EnecoTour #VAMberg #wielrennen (translated)

Simone Juffermans contrasted two messages: a message from October 14 reported according to her that the Dutch were eating less meat, while butchers on October 17 said they were actually selling more and more. https://t.co/AOj78ODYx1 #Vleesconsumptie #Duurzaamheid #Eten (translated)

Mona Keijzer shared a statement from Nausicaa Marbe, who accused officials of exploiting the problems of home seekers to spread false information about the harmful effects of their failed migration policy. Keijzer then asked whether the human rights of Dutch citizens could also be discussed. https://t.co/FEQuW3QtbI #Woningcrisis #Mensenrechten #Migratiebeleid (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)

Marisol wrote that €100,000 had been donated for the 80-year-old Wim. She said she was happy for him, but mentioned that it was very antisocial that this was necessary, in her opinion. She also stated that asylum seekers received tens of thousands of euros in fines, while the Dutch had to figure it out themselves. With the hashtag #AwayWithCabinetJetten, she called for the resignation of the cabinet. #WegMetKabinetJetten #WegMetKabinetJetten #asielzoekers #solidariteit (translated)

After supporter violence in the Croatian city of Split, where 57 people, including nineteen Dutch nationals, were arrested on Wednesday evening in preparation for a match between Ajax and Hajduk Split, the situation is tense and there are concerns about the safety of fans. #Voetbalgeweld #AjaxFans #HajdukSplit (translated)

Paul said that after some consideration he had reported to the police against Minister of Housing Boekholt-O’Sullivan. According to him, the minister discriminated against indigenous Dutch people by giving asylum seekers priority in housing and telling young people that they could stay with their parents until they were 40. He argued that the asylum seekers he referred to had passed through three safe countries, and therefore described the treatment of indigenous Dutch people as discrimination and racism. Paul invoked Article 1 of the Constitution and said that everyone in the Netherlands should be treated equally in similar cases. He accused the media of discriminating against people with a non-Dutch background and of extensively covering slogans in Malieveld while remaining silent about the treatment of indigenous Dutch people. He called on other Dutch people to file reports on the same grounds. #discriminatie #racisme #rechtvaardigheid (translated)

Sander Sassen praised politicians like Mona Keijzer because, in his opinion, they acted quickly and submitted parliamentary questions. He advocated for much more pragmatism and called policies that harmed the Dutch people completely unacceptable. #politiek #pragmatisme #Nederland (translated)

Pepijn van Houwelingen wrote that many Dutch people, according to him, could not afford dental care, while the cabinet reimbursed millions of euros in healthcare costs each year for more than twenty thousand “uninsurable foreigners,” including dental care. https://t.co/swK9y4CiMk #gezondheidszorg #tandzorg #Nederland (translated)

Forum for Democracy stated that the state collects almost half a trillion in taxes, yet has a budget deficit of nearly 40 billion. According to the party, the government did not have a revenue problem, but a spending problem. They argued against spending more money on climate, war, and immigration, so that the burden on the Dutch people could decrease. https://t.co/KNKeEP95sY #belasting #begroting #uitgaven (translated)