It is unbelievable, but Hugo de Jonge does not have a single report in which the authors turn against the ridiculous 2G system, but two. Pieter Omtzigt discovered this today when he was reading through some bills and the like on his day off.
“Huh?” Omtzigt wonders aloud on Twitter today, “another advice about the 2G system was sent to the House in an annex on 21/12.” That’s the date the famed other report, which was negative about 2G, was sent to the House, which was weeks late, and in fact on the eve(s) of Christmas. This was deliberately done by De Jonge to ensure that the House could not view this information for the planned debate about 2G, which was eventually postponed… so that he is still in trouble.
“That very critical advice from the digital advisory committee dates from November 19 (!),” Omtzigt continues, “[dat wil zeggen] from before [de] submission of the bill.”
Omtzigt caught De Jonge
In a normal situation, that information would then have been submitted to the House immediately, or in any case at the time of the bill’s submission. But no. Nothing is less true. De Jonge waited until December 21 and did so in the most inconspicuous way possible, no doubt hoping that no one would the document would actually find (and read).
Huh?
Another advice on the 2G system was sent to the House in an annex on 21/12.That very critical advice from the digital guidance committee dates from November 19(!) ie before the bill was submitted
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— Pieter Omtzigt (@PieterOmtzigt) January 1, 2022
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“The advice is hidden as an appendix to the letter to parliament ‘Parliamentary letter response to motion about no green checkmark CoronaCheck app in case of contamination’,” thus around. “So well hidden.”
The reason it was “well hidden” is that the committee sees nothing in De Jonge’s abominable 2G plan. “”The Commision [is] believes that the corona pass as a unique means of access to work and important locations is not the best tool to fight the pandemic,” the report concluded.
And well. Instead of being honest about it, De Jonge just tries to hide the report.
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Just like Bart Nijman of GeenStijl rightly sayHugo de Jonge is really a very bad person. You can’t say anything else about this disgusting creature.
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