The most famous alt-right organization got into trouble since 2016 Erkenbrand the organization has become a small phenomenon. Extreme views, brought intellectually. Highly qualified members and a growing grassroots who recognizes the alt-right ideology of racism, anti-Semitism feminism. The growing pains are also the problems Erkenbrand…. Read more
Olaf Ephraim has been treasurer of the Forum for Democracy for nearly a year. He is the financial man who - after Henk Otten - has to calibrate the moral compass of Thierry Baudet's party. But who is Ephraim? Follow the Money sheds light on the dark past of an ex-banker who owes his fortune to CumEx trading: fraudulent transactions in shares with and without dividends.
Forum for Democracy is the political start-up of the decade. The party originated in a cellar in the Amsterdam canal belt, and finds its supporters and sponsors in the world of big money and with godly men who fight for the restoration of Orthodox Christian values. But their beloved party has little to do with the Political Parties Financing Act.
The AIVD will soon be controlled by a leading IT expert and former AIVD'er, and a top lawyer who recently joined Forum for Democracy. Ronald Prins, long-time director of the ICT security firm Fox-IT, and Jan Louis Burggraaf, lawyer and prominent member of the party Baudet, will monitor the implementation of the new Law on information- and security.