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Albert Heijn recently had to report a cyber attack due to the new Cybersecurity Act, which has been in effect since August and requires significant organizations to report impactful cyber incidents, with potential personal liability for executives in the case of inadequate cybersecurity. #Cyberbeveiliging #AlbertHeijn #Cyberaanval (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)

René Kemp described Nausicaa Marbe's piece as spot-on. He wrote that policymakers and compliant commentators in the media had long insisted that migration had nothing to do with the housing crisis and that xenophobes and fascists were exploiting the problems of home seekers. https://t.co/AvmPpHCQHQ #woningcrisis #migratie #sociaalebeslissingen (translated)

Oscar Hammerstein wrote that he found the authorities condescending and incompetent, and that according to him they had exploited the problems of housing seekers to spread false information about the harmful consequences of their failed migration policy. https://t.co/7gi0pc2RCp #woningmarkt #migratiebeleid #beleid (translated)

Wagensveld wrote that he had been arrested three times within a few weeks after the mayor imposed restrictions on the content of his demonstration at the last minute. According to him, it had been registered and approved in advance with a megaphone and a Quran as demonstration materials. He stated that during a conversation with the police, about 20 minutes before arriving at the location, no restrictions were mentioned. Upon arrival, he was required to hand over the Quran due to potential disturbances, even though there was no counter-demonstration or unrest and he had not yet shown the Quran visibly. The demonstration had not yet begun. At one of the arrests, he claimed he offered to leave, but that was only permitted if he handed over the Quran. Wagensveld reported that he was held for six hours and interrogated all three times. According to him, there was no prosecution. A fourth attempt to demonstrate ultimately did go ahead. He asserted that he and his supporters would keep returning until they received their rights. He described the arrests as an abuse of power intended to intimidate people and limit demonstrations based on their content. Wagensveld wrote that leftist activists and Islamists could express slogans that others found offensive, and that he supported their right to do so. According to him, officials were trying to restrict that same freedom for dissenters. He wondered why the Minister of Justice and Security apparently approved of that. #Demonstratierecht #VrijheidVanMeningsuiting #Rechtsstaat #Demonstratierecht #VrijheidVanMeningsuiting #Rechtsstaat (translated)

Superjan wrote that, according to him, people should stop being outraged. He argued that nitrogen was a made-up problem used to harass farmers, deny housing or electricity to indigenous residents, and to bring in large numbers of newcomers to the Netherlands and build a barracks for them. He used a derogatory term for those newcomers. According to Superjan, people could only unite against leaders once they let go of their despondent amazement; he stated that it was not about nitrogen gas, but about the mischief of a cunning group of leaders. #verontwaardiging #stikstof #maatschappij (translated)

We asked a large number of critical questions, but in my opinion, we did not receive satisfactory answers to them. According to the news agency, Bernd Neuendorf of the German Football Association is one of the officials who does not want to continue with Infantino. "We have asked a large number of critical questions, but in my opinion, we did not receive satisfactory answers to them," Neuendorf stated after the meeting in Switzerland. #Infantino #FIFA #KNVB (translated)

Weird Duk stated in a podcast with Roel den Ouden that weak governance was causing the streets in the Netherlands to increasingly dictate terms. According to Duk, loud groups took over when authorities did not intervene in hate demonstrations where terrorist groups were praised. He called that dangerous and said that without authority, morality also disappeared. https://t.co/Cy73rK1vC3 #Nederland #politie #demonstraties (translated)

Oscar Hammerstein wrote that intimidation and hate-mongering at Dam Square, in his opinion, undermined the freedom that is commemorated there. He argued that disgust and outrage were not enough and that leaders must set and enforce boundaries. According to him, moral authority was demonstrated by the willingness to act, not by the sharpness of statements. https://t.co/PvRsApoJEQ #vrijheid #respect #samenleving (translated)

Rob Roos wrote that Dutch officials, in his opinion, were careless with their words. He referred to Prime Minister Jetten, who had said that opponents would be dealt with harshly. A day later, Jetten referred to that as a slip of the tongue according to Roos, saying that it was not meant literally and did not constitute a call to violence. Roos also cited Minister Yeşilgöz's statement in the House on October 8 that Russia was no longer the aggressor, but "our enemy." According to him, Yeşilgöz simultaneously stated that the Netherlands was not at war and that policy would not change. Roos called both statements careless but made a distinction between Jetten's metaphor at a party congress and Yeşilgöz's qualification of a nuclear power. He wrote that the word "enemy" was not a declaration of war, which would require approval from the States General, but that a minister spoke on behalf of the cabinet in their own domain as long as no distance was taken from it. According to Roos, Moscow had already asked whether the qualification was the official position. He found a debate appropriate regarding whether the cabinet distanced itself from that. https://t.co/D4nlpMtjp9 #Politiek #Nederland #Communicatie (translated)

Rob Roos wrote that fear, according to him, was once again used as a policy instrument, this time with increasingly harsh war rhetoric. He stated that centrist parties in Europe saw their power decline after leading the continent to the brink of disaster with climate policy, energy problems, open borders, and soaring debts. According to Roos, the same pattern was visible in many European countries, and therefore a major crisis, possibly a war, threatened again. He described the leaders as power-hungry marketing agencies without vision and called their approach life-threatening. #beleid #oorlog #Europa (translated)