Mona Keijzer

Mona Keijzer wrote that Dutch companies also make super fibers that protect soldiers, including in shrapnel vests. According to her, the Ministry of Defense still uses fibers from China nonetheless. She said she asked the state secretary when the Ministry of Defense would fully choose Dutch production. https://t.co/OWrDqT6ZO4 #Nederland #Defensie #Productie (translated)

Mona Keijzer wrote that many Dutch people wanted change, including more control over migration, lower taxes, and a government that kept its promises. To achieve this, forces needed to be combined and people needed to seek each other out, she asserted. She said that she was doing that herself: the week before at OPNL and that day at NSC. She also urged people to support her by becoming members. https://t.co/CukJ9lQEMZ #Nederland #Politiek #Samensterk (translated)

Mona Keijzer called it unprecedented that, according to her, a flawed calculation model and stalled legislation threatened to cripple an economic sector that provides essential nutrients. She wrote that this was happening in a world that was becoming increasingly unsafe. #reddeboer #redhetplatteland https://t.co/4h4RGa9NyD #boeren #landbouw #voedselvoorziening (translated)

Mona Keijzer wrote that the Jetten cabinet repeatedly closed budget deficits with new tax increases, in her opinion. She said that the VAT on flowers and plants would rise from 9 to 21 percent and that this would put 2,440 jobs at risk, but according to her, this was not taken into account. Keijzer announced that she had submitted an amendment to keep the VAT at 9 percent in 2028. https://t.co/h0IP43M1Qo #belastingverhoging #werkgelegenheid #btw (translated)

Mona Keijzer wrote that words have always mattered and that the cabinet could not even come to an agreement on the terms to be used, according to her. She stated that a lot was at stake and referred to a NU.nl report about disagreement between Berendsen and Yesilgöz regarding naming Russia as an "enemy." #woensdag #politiek #woorden (translated)

Mona Keijzer wrote that the woman, in her opinion, did not realize what the men she praised so much would do with her. She suggested asking Lara Logan about it and called the situation a complete failure of education, the media, and the administrative elite. #onderwijs #media #samenleving (translated)

Mona Keijzer wrote that according to her a toxic atmosphere was spreading through the streets of Dutch cities. She asked where the time had gone when people used to engage in civilized and respectful conversations with each other, and stated that boundaries needed to be set. https://t.co/R7YGqGRVQU #respect #dialoog #grenzen (translated)

Mona Keijzer wrote that, in her opinion, the Jetten cabinet underestimated the consequences of the large price differences with Germany and Belgium. In border areas, this threatened to lead to villages without shops, gas stations, and hospitality businesses, according to her. She proposed an additional tax reduction of 17 cents and asked why Jetten was waiting with it. https://t.co/9wlmnNH5Od #prijsverschillen #grensregio #accijns (translated)

Mona Keijzer wrote that fuel, groceries, and energy became more expensive and that people also had to take into account €6,000 for a heat pump. According to her, many could barely make ends meet, and the Jetten cabinet had lost touch with reality. https://t.co/D2HYeClHj9 https://t.co/C3gX1M4pSg #kosten #duurzaamheid #energieprijzen (translated)

Mona Keijzer wrote that Ursula von der Leyen wanted to limit the Dutch veto right and shift more powers to Brussels. As a result, a Dutch 'no' would no longer count, even on issues such as social security and pensions, Keijzer stated. She said she supports European cooperation, but not a European superstate, and announced that she would submit parliamentary questions. https://t.co/aSGT2Emwye #EU #Nederland #Democratie (translated)

Mona Keijzer wrote that Hamas had raped, tortured, burned, and murdered 1,200 civilians three years earlier and had taken over 200 people hostage. She said she was thinking of the victims and their relatives and expressed her support for them. https://t.co/lI6YM0Gowd #Hamas #herinnering #steun (translated)

Mona Keijzer wrote that a recommended price of €2.70 for a liter of gasoline was, in her opinion, not sustainable. She stated that she had submitted a proposal for an additional 17 cents reduction in excise duty so that the price at the pump would drop, and asked whether a majority in the House of Representatives would vote for it. https://t.co/yZ1xAmFuiW #benzineprijzen #accijnsverlaging #economie (translated)

Mona Keijzer wondered whether a municipal council that voted against an asylum seekers' center also had a say when the outcome was not to the liking of The Hague. She called on municipalities to no longer be forced through the distribution law and to focus efforts on reducing the influx of asylum seekers. https://t.co/QyLyLngTdu #democratie #asielbeleid #gemeenteraad (translated)

Mona Keijzer wrote that politicians, according to her, should not dictate what Dutch people eat, think, or how they travel. She said that there are already many advisory bodies and subsidized organizations, while some politicians advocate for more citizen assemblies. Keijzer wondered if more interference at the taxpayer's expense was needed and argued that cuts should be made. https://t.co/GhmsztjU7q #Nederland #politiek #burgerparticipatie (translated)

The cabinet is making a plan. VVD and CDA withdraw the same day. Tomorrow a new plan will go to the Council of State, while the content and coverage are uncertain. And according to Minister Heinen, I am the one muddying the waters... What a chaos. Savers and investors still do not know where they stand. #box3 #box3 #kabinet #belasting #chaos (translated)

The Dutch pays a lot at the pump. 33 cents more tax per liter of gasoline than Germany and 24 cents more than Belgium. Refueling and shopping we do across the border: a disaster for entrepreneurs. My proposal: 💶 17 cents extra tax reduction. One party already says no..👇🏻#AFB #benzine #accijns #ondernemers (translated)

The Jetten cabinet is raising taxes, but where does it want to take the Netherlands? Filling the treasury is not a vision. The government grows like self-rising flour and suffocates the Netherlands with regulations. Cut your own expenses. So that working pays off and entrepreneurs can move forward. #AFB #AFB https://t.co/TseM5ZDaJx #Belastingen #Overheid #Nederland (translated)