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Sander Sassen called for listening to Défano Holwijn and tagged Dilan Yeşilgöz. According to Sassen, Holwijn summarized well how most Dutch people thought about it. He referred to the calls as war mongering and stated that there were Dutch people who did not want that. He also said that, in his opinion, no one thought that the Russians would come. https://t.co/Tk8pIS8STS #Nederland #Vrede #Oorlog (translated)

In her column, Carolina Trujillo criticizes Secretary of State Silvio Erkens for his hypocritical stance on unanaesthetized ritual slaughter and points out the contradiction between the claimed concern for animal welfare and the reality of intensive livestock farming in the Netherlands. #Dierenwelzijn #RitueelSlachten #Politiek (translated)

Forum for Democracy asked what the Dutch had received in return for their decades-long hospitality. The party stated that they were faced with higher costs, decreasing safety, and a sense of alienation on the streets, and said it was time to reclaim the country. https://t.co/VNKfQS06HZ https://t.co/toSO92vUVW #Nederland #Gastvrijheid #Veiligheid (translated)

slaghoedje wrote that at talk show tables there was constant discussion about the threat of Putin, but that the author was more concerned about what he described as a kind of civil war around Islam in France and Belgium. According to slaghoedje, it was not about student protests, but about displays of power by supporters of Islam. The author wondered whether this would spill over to the Netherlands. #Frankrijk #België #islam (translated)

Jonathan Krispijn wrote that Wierd Duk and Marlies Dekkers had signed a confidentiality agreement at Wybren's office for the new platform Vrijplaatsmedia. According to Krispijn, Wybren had already had several conversations with Mona and she had expressed interest in BVNL. Mona had also spoken with Gidi several times, but was hesitating, he wrote. Krispijn stated that this had been the situation for some time. https://t.co/zrG2xUJk3G #media #politiek #Nederland (translated)

Jan Dijkgraaf announced a new 'Letter from Jan', directed at Dilan Yesilgöz. In the opening, he wrote that Yesilgöz had lived in Turkey before she 'fled' to the Netherlands with a Louis Vuitton bag, and that she therefore knew different proverbs and sayings than he did. https://t.co/WNgDyrfltL https://t.co/kKOhdq4h41 #BriefjeVanJan #DilanYesilgöz #Politiek (translated)

Erik de Vlieger wrote that he and, according to him, the majority of the Netherlands had never cared about anyone's sexual orientation until D66 made it an issue. He stated that this stemmed from an inferiority complex and garnered votes. #Nederland #seksualiteit #politiek (translated)