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Jelmer Visser asked how much inconvenience others were experiencing at that moment from supporters of the PVV and FvD. He claimed he was hardly affected by it, despite having posted messages that, in his opinion, those groups would normally respond to. He suggested that it might be Russian bots and found that amusing. #PVV #FvD #politiek (translated)

Symphony wrote that Marina Vondeling (PVV) wanted to deport all Syrians residing in the Netherlands back to Syria. According to Symphony, Vondeling asked the government to do this all at once and submitted a motion for a complete halt to asylum and the expulsion of illegal foreigners. #politiek #Nederland #Asiel #politiek #Nederland #Asiel (translated)

Beach Roy wrote that he thought the midterm elections were approaching. He stated that his reach on X suddenly dropped by 80 percent and claimed that Elon Musk was actively limiting him. According to Beach Roy, he had contributed to the downfall of FVD and PVV and the electoral victory of D66 on X. He added that political scientist, lobbyist, and publicist Kirsten Verdel had noted the same thing, and asked who could see his message. #midterms #socialmedia #politiek (translated)

Bas Paternotte wrote that Bart van den Brink (CDA) had told Marina Vondeling (PVV) that the student from Gaza, whom Paternotte described as a Hamas student at Maastricht University, was allowed to stay in the Netherlands and retained his residence permit. https://t.co/7Gs4j9V1UK #Nederland #Hamas #Verblijfsvergunning (translated)

Jonathan Krispijn wrote that Geert Wilders again advocated for a Nexit, because according to Wilders, an opt-out for asylum and immigration would never come. Krispijn stated that Wilders had previously abandoned his Nexit positions, had been photographed with Zelensky, had acknowledged climate change, and had supported funding for Ukraine. He wondered who still believed Wilders. #wilders #nexit #pvv #politiek #nederland #nexit #wilders #politiek (translated)

Susanne wrote that she was angry with the VVD, which she called the biggest fake party in parliament. She emphasized that she did not mean FVD or PVV and accused the VVD of shirking responsibilities, doing nothing in the interest of the country, and making lying a business model. According to her, more people should be angry. #VVD #KabinetJetten #Boos #Politiek #Nederland (translated)

Geert Wilders praised the performance of PVV member of parliament Maikel Boon and wrote that Boon had sharply criticized Defense Minister Yeşilgöz for her lack of vision. Wilders stated that Ukraine deserved support, but that the Netherlands had done enough according to him and should now focus on investments in its own country and defense. #PVV #Boon https://t.co/0WlhlKZgGl #PVV #Oekraïne #Defensie (translated)

Widtvoet wrote that Van Hattem had listed crimes recently committed by migrants. According to Widtvoet, D66 described that listing as carefully selected reports from local newspapers and stated that the PVV benefited when someone with a non-Dutch surname did something wrong. https://t.co/Rl5tQ7kAfr #migratie #criminaliteit #D66 (translated)

Renske Leijten wrote that she preferred not to be reminded of the existence of women. According to her, the Tax and Customs Administration caused many people to relive unpleasant memories of dark times once again. Leijten announced a new column. https://t.co/pVV8VMNt4L #belastingdienst #herinneringen #column (translated)

'the strictest asylum policy ever' The new asylum rules have little to do with the European migration pact: it was a Dutch decision to only grant refugees a residence permit for three years, conceived at the time by PVV minister Marjolein Faber, who promised 'the strictest asylum policy ever.' (translated)

Flick asked if the Netherlands could also get a Trump and stated that the anti-immigration policy of the PVV was yielding results. He wrote that immigration from Islamic countries had decreased by 96 percent under Trump. https://t.co/kImELPIwjR #Trump #immigratie #PVV (translated)

Henri Vanhanen wrote that Finland's security leadership should clearly tell Finns how the threat posed by Russia may have changed. According to him, in Europe, sabotage linked to Russia had become more dangerous, while in Finland there had been warnings about new threats and the self-reinforcing effects of public debate. Vanhanen considered an updated overall assessment of changes in Russian actions and their significance for Finland to be timely. He asked how likely it was that sabotage seen elsewhere in Europe and the recruitment of local actors were considered in Finland, as well as what aspects of the security situation had not changed. He wrote that Finns did not need more reasons to fear Russia but a clearer picture of what was known, what was considered possible, and what had no evidence. https://t.co/pVVdY68NoX #Suomi #Venäjä #turvallisuus (translated)

Steven Arrazola de Oñate asked whether Guy Verhofstadt would finally fall from his pedestal. He wrote that, in his opinion, Verhofstadt had remained politically upright after the publication in 2009 of a book by Leo Goovaerts, who was for many years the treasurer of the PVV/VLD. In *What I Saw Was Sobering. Memoir of a Treasurer at the VLD*, Goovaerts, according to Arrazola de Oñate, painted a devastating picture of the financial and political practices within the party and made serious accusations against Verhofstadt. Arrazola de Oñate stated that Verhofstadt, like Frank Vandenbroucke and others involved in the Agusta scandal, had been able to count on a protective stance from a large part of the mainstream media for years. Journalists who expressed sharp criticism, such as Jurgen Verstrepen, had, according to him, later disappeared from the media landscape. He wrote that he hoped that those he believed had gotten away with lies, deceit, and political power would eventually be held accountable. He concluded with a coarse reference to karma. #politiek #waarheid #media (translated)

Jonathan Krispijn wrote that a decline in the PVV was attributed by some to the left-wing media, that of JA21 to competition, and that of BBB to a lack of broadening. He stated that only a decline in FVD would have tweets mentioned as an explanation. He wondered in which illusion people were living. #PVV #politiek #Nederland (translated)

Maurice de Hond wrote that the VVD matched its lowest score ever recorded in 2008 with 12 seats in a new poll. According to him, JA21 achieved a record score of 20 seats, while FVD lost ground to the PVV. https://t.co/gxMvJ4BOa8 https://t.co/T2uThEMvrt #politiek #verkiezingen #Nederland (translated)