Carla 🇳🇱

[Eva Vlaardingerbroek @EvaVlaar]

A former Intelligence Officer is repeatedly branding me a national security threat on Dutch national TV, linking me and @MartinSellner_ to far right extremism. Coincidently, on the board of his NGO resides a former UK Home Office Border Force Director… Both Martin and I are banned from the UK. My phone has been targeted by mercenary spyware attacks and just two weeks ago, The Dutch intelligence sounded the alarm in their national report on security threats on “Remigration activists” normalizing extremism…

Coincidence? I don’t think so.

[Carla 🇳🇱 @LemonInPink]

@Joojo96767 @De_NieuweWereld Lijkt er inderdaad op. Waarom wordt het Dublin akkoord niet meer uitgevoerd? Dat gebeurde in het verleden wel.

[ChristianB @Chris02Becker]

@arnowellens @Buitenhoftv Goede vergelijking !

[Carla 🇳🇱 @LemonInPink]

@BitcoinPulseX @grok catching flies

[Eva Vlaardingerbroek @EvaVlaar]

I’ve been banned from traveling to the UK. 🇬🇧

No reason given. No right to appeal. Zero due process.

Just an email saying the UK government deems me "not conducive to the public good" - exactly three days after I criticized Keir Starmer.

I guess my point that the UK is no longer a free country has been indisputably proven.

[Dan Burmawi @DanBurmawy]

Adolf Eichmann, a high-ranking Nazi and one of the architects of the Holocaust, fled to South America after World War II.

In 1962, he was captured and brought to Israel for trial.

During the proceedings, the prosecution brought in survivors from Nazi death camps to testify against him.

One of them, Yehiel Dinur, entered the courtroom and came face to face with Eichmann, who was seated in a glass box. The moment Dinur saw him, he collapsed to the ground, shaking and sobbing uncontrollably.

Years later, in an interview with 60 Minutes, journalist Mike Wallace asked Dinur if his reaction had been caused by traumatic memories from the concentration camps.

"No," Dinur replied. "It was not the memories that made me collapse. It was the realization that Eichmann was not a demon. He was an ordinary man.

Hannah Arendt, a journalist for The New Yorker, attended Eichmann’s trial and later wrote about it.

She noted that Eichmann was not a psychopath, not a man burning with sadistic hatred. He was ordinary.

That is what made him so terrifying. He was a man who followed orders, who did his job, who justified the horrors he participated in without ever questioning them.

All humans have the capacity for evil. We all have within us the ability to justify unspeakable horrors if the conditions are right.

The question is not whether we are capable of evil, but what prevents us from committing it?

Most religions restrain human evil. They set moral boundaries, condemning acts of violence, injustice, and cruelty.

Christianity commands its followers to love their enemies, forgive those who harm them, and refuse vengeance. Judaism, despite its history of persecution, never formed a doctrine commanding global conquest or the extermination of non-Jews.

Islam, however, does the opposite.

When an ISIS fighter beheads a captive, he is not acting outside the teachings of his faith. He is following the example of Muhammad, who personally oversaw the beheading of hundreds of Jewish men in Medina.

When Hamas terrorists slaughter Israeli families, they are not betraying Islam, they are fulfilling the doctrine of jihad, which commands war against non-Muslims until Islam dominates the world.

Unlike Christianity, which calls for self-sacrifice, Islam calls for sacrificing others. Unlike Judaism, which focuses on preserving its own people, Islam commands the subjugation or destruction of all who reject it.

We all have the potential for evil. But the difference between a person who commits atrocities and one who does not is the belief system that shapes them.

A Christian who commits murder is violating his faith. A Muslim who kills an apostate is fulfilling his.

A Buddhist who wages war is going against the teachings of his religion. A jihadist who slaughters unbelievers is doing exactly what his religion commands.

The Nazis did not commit genocide because they were born different from us. They did it because they were indoctrinated into an ideology that justified mass murder.

The same is true for every Hamas terrorist, every suicide bomber, every ISIS militant.

Their faith tells them that their victims are not innocent, not human, not worthy of mercy. And so, they kill without hesitation.

The reality is, Islam is the only major religion that actively commands the atrocities we fear. It is the only faith where genocide, subjugation, and violence are not historical accidents, but divine commandments.

It is a mistake to think Islam is just another religion, rather than the most dangerous ideology the world has ever known.

[George van Houts 💻📣 @georgevanhouts]

Barbara Baarsma en het CO2 budget.

[Kris @kris]

When Bitcoin hits $100,000 I will give 1 BTC to one person who follows me.

The rules are simple:
- like this tweet, follow me and RT
- comment “100k incoming”

Let’s go! $BTC #bitcoin

[Wide Awake Media @wideawake_media]

RFK Jr: "[The climate crisis] is being used as a pretext for clamping down totalitarian controls, the same way that the Covid crisis was."

"And it's the same people... It's the World Economic Forum, it's the billionaires' boys' club at Davos, and it's the same kind of cabal of people who will use every crisis to stratify society toward greater power for the super rich... and less power for everybody else."

Credit: @jordanbpeterson @RobertKennedyJr

[Geert Wilders @geertwilderspvv]

🤣🤣🤣

[Carla 🇳🇱 @LemonInPink]

@ArnoWellens 🙏🍀

[Carla 🇳🇱 @LemonInPink]

@erwinvanduin er is nauwelijks nog draagvlak, dat moet genoeg zijn om die hele asielbusiness op te heffen.

[Carla 🇳🇱 @LemonInPink]

@StomphorstE het zijn survivors, hebben het voor elkaar gekregen om hier 7 jaar in procedures te blijven zitten. Daarom: geen zorgen, deze mensen redden het heus wel in thuisland.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

https://t.co/7OHMSEtabC

[Marcel van Hattem @marcelvanhattem]

In Brazil, we do not have X anymore since midnight.

I am tweeting this with VPN.

This tweet may cost me almost 10,000 USD according to the decision of tyrant @alexandre de Moraes, friends with @LulaOficial : every Brazilian that post on X from now on will be fined R$ 50,000 according to his illegal "ruling".

My dignity is worth much more than that. Actually, it is priceless. I will keep tweeting regardless of State persecution or threats because I believe in freedom of expression, democracy and real Justice.

Brazilians will take to the streets. On the 7th of September we will make our voices heard very clearly. We will demand Moraes to be impeached by the Senate and to be sent to jail after a fair trial - which Moraes cruelly and unconstitutionally gives not to the people that he persecutes.

Thank you @elonmusk for standing with us. Your attitudes against censorship and authoritarianism are giving us hope and strengthening our cause for freedom in Brazil!

[Carla 🇳🇱 @LemonInPink]

@Eelze60 @ineke_at niet. Ik denk ook niet dat Sifan Hassan haar echte naam is.

[Carla 🇳🇱 @LemonInPink]

@Dave_Ensberg Armenië is geen achterlijk land ofzo. Natuurlijk is het lastig voor deze jongen en ook de moeder om in Armenië een nieuw leven op te bouwen. Wellicht crowdfunding opstarten voor moeder en zoon voor goede opleiding daar?

[Carla 🇳🇱 @LemonInPink]

@Kees71234 Al had FvD alle stemmen gekregen die de PVV nu heeft, het had niets uitgemaakt.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

It’s a real problem!