In the past few months, the virus madmen have been on the rise. Their demonstrations come in rapid succession and their claims are getting more absurd by the day. Despite this, the far-right disinformation campaigns seem to be having an effect.
Ko Colijn read the interview with professor and FVD-chairman of the Senate Paul Cliteur in De Volkskrant, and was slightly detuned. Step by step he dissects the interview. "Cliteur has nothing to say that we do not already know."
In science, arts and media is too little real diversity, find FVD politician and lawyer Paul Cliteur. In his ideal society would be a conservative-right column with its own broadcasting and university are not needed, "But perhaps there is no other."
Let's just agree very honest: right within the Netherlands are a lot of perverse charlatans around, with ideas that are more disgusting than you ever would love possible.
Alt-light and alt-right Dutch form a column in which the opposition is brewing and where extreme ideas are laundered. They have won anyway if Twitter and influencing public debate there.
Autodoc, a website for auto parts, sponsors the extreme right in Europe by advertising on extremist and populist websites. That the New York Times concluded last week, but also in the Netherlands case? We dive into thousands of online ads and find at least two radical right websites Autodoc advertised.
Right alternative media as GeenStijl, The Post Online and The Daily Standard were supercharger but eventually became a victim of the polarizing effect of online algorithms. Now the search for income.
This weekend, a video clip appears on the Internet in which Sylvana Simons is depicted as the victim of one KKK lynchpartij, dangling from a tree. Furthermore, she is depicted as Zwarte Piet and as a member of an African tribe. It is presented as a clip of a recently made carnival song made about her “Oh Sylvana“. The carnival number belongs to a man from Etten-Leur and the video of a man from Kudelstaart. The man from Kudelstaart put racist and anti-Islamic movies online more often, he is arrested. Sylvana Simons' party has been receiving threatening emails with texts against Simons and against for months ‘nasty Turks'. Think tries to show that hatred is sparked by websites like GeenStijl, De Dagelijkse Standaard en ThePostOnline. An Afro-Dutch woman expresses her disapproval on the internet and receives more than two hundred responses. This includes many hate messages, such as people who say she has to get laid up in her own country. The creator has to go in april 2017 to appear in court.