THE DILEMMA OF RACISM IN THE NETHERLANDS In this country when you complain about racism, there is always somebody who comes to criticize you for being a racist yourself. The Dutch applaud seriously when especially another black person comes to criticize you for even pointing out that there is something wrong. And always there is a black person waiting for his 3 seconds of fame. You see here a racist is either a black man or an alien who drops in from the sky in the night and perform racist acts and then disappear. It is never a Dutch person. The poster of a man exorting people to vote PVV, a right wing party is illustrative of what we have to face as Africans here. It says stop the foreigners. They came here because they were hungry. More than half of them do not work. And now at the cost of the Dutch taxpayer, they want to earn huge salaries in politics. There are 137 candidates and all of them are foreigners. There is nothing in that statement that is true, absolutely nothing. But even to say that means you open yourself to insults.
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🗺️🇬🇧️️ Locally Speaking is an ...
D66
Amsterdam
15-03-2018 10:47
🗺️🇬🇧️️ Locally Speaking is an English spoken talk show on Dutch local news, tonight Floris Vermeulen (political science) and journalists Robin Pascoe (Dutchnews.nl), Ruben Koops (Het Parool), and Tracy Metz (John Adams Institute) will discuss the elections! And guess what ✅ your vote matters! Make sure to look at our international manifesto before watching ➡️ amsterdam.d66.nl/english
Locally Speaking is an English spoken talk show on Dutch local news. And we are back, with a vengeance! Are you clueless who to vote for? Always on top of the news in your own country but completely left out when your Dutch friends are discussing current affairs? Annoyed that we still don't have that Sunday paper? We will help you again. The Amsterdam Council Elections are coming up on the 21st of March and all EU-residents and non-EU residents living here for at least 3 years get a vote. In this edition of Locally Speaking we will cover main election themes, discuss the differences between parties and tell you all about the MIP’s (most important politicians). In between you can relax and listen to an ancient tale by professional storyteller and Myths & Music curator Simon Hodges. Find out which parties are most inclusive for newcomers, what you should vote if you plan on buying property or starting your own company and which party will install the most green spots in town. Tonight we will provide you with enough ammo to join the Monday morning banter around the coffee machine at work and be a well informed voter. There are drinks and a DJ, plenty of room for questions and we will definitely expect you back on the 21st of March when De Nieuwe Liefde is turned into a voting booth as well. With: Floris Vermeulen (political science) and journalists Robin Pascoe (Dutchnews.nl), Ruben Koops (Het Parool), and Tracy Metz (John Adams Institute). Hosted by Jeanette Rodd with beats & tunes by MISS D’ISSI.
To consider, on New Year's Eve: for ...
ChristenUnie
Amsterdam
30-12-2016 23:15
To consider, on New Year's Eve: for yourself and everybody you know: Learn why you go to hell and what you must do to avoid it, having all your sins forgiven:
Pastor Martin Richling of TSABS announces the New Years Eve gospel preaching Broadcast that the entire present evil world 🌎 needs to hear 👂!