We kick off this week with disturbing news. Due to the poor corona figures in Belgium, almost all countries from the Middle East are recalling their citizens from Belgium. From countries from the Balkans to the Strait of Gibraltar, dozens of planes land in Zaventem next week to repatriate their citizens.
This has serious consequences for Belgium. Prison cells, social housing and asylum centers will be vacant. The drug trade and prostitution are disappearing. Shopkeepers in Brussels are losing the protection of street gangs. Police dare again en masse to issue fines.
An exodus of sp.a, Groen and PVDA impoverishes the political debate. 75 percent of street workers, OCWM staff and civil registrars, Unia and Fedasil employees lose their job: a social drama. Thousands of migration lawyers are out of work.
Zwarte Piet can go back with Sinterklaas. Winter festivals and markets will become Christmas parties and markets again. Our daughters are no longer unintentionally touched while going out and our sons are not beaten up because of the fact that they are Flemish and, last but not least, in Ghent they have to weep back on the Flemish as civil servants.
Damn! And all because our government was so poorly managing the corona crisis. It’s a tragedy on top of a disaster.
Toga Brigades of Zero Justice
There is no zero tolerance by a zero justice that would rather reward lazy than tired street crap with freedom for kicking police officers incapacitated for work. There is no quick right in Belgium, other than the right to be released quickly. Lady Justice takes ample time to send bailiffs to us if we did not pay the 25 euro GSM bill or to impose a 250 euro fine if we are sitting on a bench in the park. But when it comes to tall crayon gangs who beat up and stamp cops, she hangs her veil over her eyes and pretends to be completely blind.
Toga brigades thus feed the aggression of phikophobes. Hatred of the police is cultivated on social media. It doesn’t stop with hate speech, however. There is also an effective call for violence against the police. But for Facebook it is more important to ban black pete cartoons. For the Minister of Justice, it is a priority to prosecute Flemish people who, out of fear, spread scabious statements and cartoons about Muslims. For ten years now, I have heard ministers of the Interior and Justice shouting that they will tackle it. Today fights between police and street gangs are commonplace. Police officers are beaten more than sandwiches and are left to their own devices. Seven ministers have been coming in to give an explanation for ten years The Seventh Day of To the point, but in concrete terms nothing will change.
Tiny and the gas empire
The greens are pressing hard on the accelerator and choking the Vivaldi parties that are lagging behind. Greens never see in their enthusiasm the disasters they cause. I can still see the image of purple-green I, the beta version. Mieke Vogels, drinking champagne, dancing the hornpip after a budget-strangling agreement with the healthcare sector. Magda Aelvoet who, hiding her Jommekes hairstyle, quits after arms transfers to Nepal. Vera Dua awarded as Prime Minister of Agriculture who is against agriculture.
The green problem is not that they have bad ideas, but that they want to realize their ideas immediately, immediately and hastily. They race with a tank with horse valves on and at excessive speed towards their target. They bulldoze everything on their way and due to the lack of a wide screen, they do not see the danger from left and right approaching, so that they are eventually rammed off the track.
Tinne Van der Straeten is a green nerd with the naivety of a toddler who just got a new toy. She is celebrating with the announcement of Engie to stop investing in keeping nuclear power plants open longer. She does not realize that Engie and other energy capitalists have her now in a stranglehold and will claim billions of dollars from our tax dollars.
Tinnes shortsightedness leads to blindness. Because to replace the nuclear power stations, CO2-producing gas power stations will be built. We read all about it in the first edition of it Tiny and the gas empire. The story of how Tiny finances CO2 emissions and turns Bob De Bouwer into a euro billionaire. A green fairytale with a happy ending for Bob the Builder but a cataclysm for our bank account. I no longer follow. To reduce CO2 emissions, we have to buy electric cars en masse, which then run on electricity generated by gas-fired power stations that emit an incredible amount of CO2. It’s like Magritte and Trump together Utopia by Thomas More.
I’m curious how many tree huggers and climate lovers will argue, just like at INEOS, against building permits for hyper-subsidized Tinne gas plants that, according to the ‘Anuna Institute’ IPCC, emit 490 grams of CO2 per kilowatt-hour of electricity produced. I searched in vain this week for an article by Anuna De Wever who is angry with the Vivaldi government because they ignore scientific studies of the IPCC. And the Nobel Prize for butt turning goes to… Anuna De Wever.
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