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[ReactNieuws.net @reactnieuws]

Weet je wat goedkoop, snel en discreet is? Een boterham meenemen naar uw werk, s avonds thuis warm eten en af en toe eens op restaurant gaan, zoals een normale mens. Bende profiteurs.

[Drs. Buitenhof @rijswijkjan1]

Nu 50 jaar later, uit 1976
Het simplistisch verbond met Kooten en de Bie. Wie had ooit gedacht, dat ze toen al gelijk hadden.

[RadioGenoa @RadioGenoa]

France in total chaos.

[RadioGenoa @RadioGenoa]

Apocalypse in France. Numerous schools—and more—are on fire. African and Arab students—also first and second generation ones—incited by far-left criminals, are setting everything on fire.

[RadioGenoa @RadioGenoa]

For anyone who still has doubts about who criminals burn down schools in France are.

[Maarten Boudry @mboudry]

In 1933, Hitler purged Jews from German universities. An entire generation of brilliant Jewish scientists was lost to the country. Within a few years, Hitler had all but destroyed German academia, then the finest in the world.

In 2026, there are no direct expulsions of Jewish scientists. No, of course not! We’re civilized today. But no matter: universities have created such a hostile environment for Jews that many leave of their own accord.

As I have explicitly warned, Belgian universities are engaging in naked acts of ideological partisanship: they are boycotting the only Jewish state in the world for waging a defensive war; giving the blood libel of “genocide” their official stamp of approval; and awarding honorary doctorates to inveterate “antizionists” like @FranceskAlbs, who spreads constant lies about Israel and wouldn’t recognize antisemitism if it clobbered her over the head. And they do all of that under pressure from activists.

This sends a very clear signal to people who believe in Jewish self-determination and Israel’s right to exist: you don’t belong here. Get out. As the activists themselves like to put it: “This is a Zionist-free campus.”

Read this email I received from a Belgian Jewish physicist, and weep.

***
Dear Maarten,

I just wanted to send you an update, following my message to you from a year ago.

We have decided to leave Melbourne and move back to Belgium in March 2027. Until about six months ago, I had a fairly clear idea of what I wanted to do when I returned: find a position at a Belgian university that would allow me to combine teaching with developing and applying mathematical models in physics, mathematical biology, or another field. This is what I enjoy doing, and what I am trained to do. But given everything that has happened over the past few years, and in particular what I have been seeing across the academic world, I have increasingly moved away from that plan. I just don’t feel at home anymore in that world. What you have written about your own departure from academia feels very familiar to me.

My main frustration is not the fact that people at universities have opinions that differ from, or even strongly oppose, my own. That will be the case no matter where I work, and I think having one’s views discussed or even challenged is a great thing. What bothers me, rather, is universities adopting political positions as institutions. Individual academics having and expressing their political views is one thing. The university taking an institutional position is quite different. Two of the universities where I considered applying have recently awarded Francesca Albanese an honorary doctorate. I regard that as an institutional political statement, and one I cannot support.

I wholeheartedly hope the Palestinian people will one day have a state of their own, with full self-determination and the same opportunities in life that we all deserve. I hope that Israelis and Palestinians will ultimately be able to live peacefully and constructively alongside one another. But I experience much of what is presented today as pro-Palestinian activism not as an argument for that future, but as a rejection of Israel’s right to exist. I find it difficult to feel comfortable being part of an institution that, in my view, associates itself with positions of that kind.

More generally, I have little desire to be part of an academic environment in which I find myself constantly frustrated by what I experience as a very unequal treatment of Israel and Jews. Walking around campus and seeing posters everywhere about the so-called genocide in Gaza and calls for a boycott of Israel, while seeing virtually nothing about any other conflict in the world, as though this were the only or the  worst conflict on earth, only reinforces that feeling.

I do not yet have a plan B for when I’m back home, but I’m sure I’ll figure something out. One of the main projects for the coming months will be to figure out what I want the next phase of my professional life to look like.

I continue to read your pieces with great interest. It helps to know that I am not alone in these frustrations. And when I am back in Belgium, I’d very much like to go and grab a coffee together.

Kind regards,

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

Burnt out schools having "free Palestine" spray painted on them in France.

The same people every single time.

Get them all out.

[Eva Vlaardingerbroek @EvaVlaar]

France is on fire.

Hundreds of schools all over France are being besieged by second- and third-generation migrant youth. Over 600 have been detained, hundreds are injured, and the left is encouraging it

There is no integrating these kids. Remigration is the only solution. Sign the @SaveEuropeAct.

[Vincent Vandeputte @VincentVandep8]

Meer dan ooit heb ik het gevoel dat er een enorme kloof is ontstaan tussen de werkelijkheid zoals ze ons dagelijks wordt voorgeschoteld en wat je hoort wanneer je met de mensen rechtstreeks praat.

Dat de media - en bij uitbreiding haar BV’s - ons proberen te overtuigen dat “de meerderheid van de bevolking” meegaat in een bepaald verhaal.

Dat de bevolking collectief gelooft in de klimaatwaanzin. Dat speelgoeddrones een reële bedreiging voor Europa vormen. Dat iedereen voor méér wapens, méér escalatie en een uitbreiding van de oorlog is. Enz enz.

Maar dus…als je met de mensen zelf praat…op straat, op café, op het werk, onder vrienden. Gewoon, buiten de media- en sociale mediabubbel, dan stel ik daar iets totaal anders vast.

Van de mensen die ík spreek, gaat de overgrote meerderheid namelijk helemaal niet mee in die waanzin. Integendeel.

En dan begin ik me toch stilaan af te vragen:

Is dit werkelijk “de publieke opinie”?

Of krijgen we vooral alleen te horen wat de publieke opinie zou moeten zijn?

Of durven mensen uit zichzelf niet meer spreken uit angst, denkend dat hun mening die van een kleine minderheid is?

[Psl @psl_psl1]

@tscheldt Afgestudeerden spoelen tegenwoordig aan de Europese kusten spontaan aan. Waarom dan nog kindergeld verkwisten aan onze Vlaamse studenten?

[Sam van Rooy MP @SamvanRooy1]

Wat een verhaal! Een gehoofddoekte Turkse moslima was eerst jarenlang Brussels parlementslid voor de Waalse christendemocraten (cdH/Les Engagés), en jaagt vandaag, nog steeds als Belgisch onderdaan, homoseksuelen op in Turkije als minister van de islamitische tiran Erdogan. 🤯👇🏻

[Psl @psl_psl1]

@marc25662 Nivelles/Genappe staat op de combi🤔

[Vivid.🇮🇱 @VividProwess]

This video shows the truth about the whole “Free Palestine” Nazi movement in under 150 seconds.

Share this every day.

[Boy George @BoyGeorge]

In the last few months, my life has changed beyond all compare. I made a decision to support my Jewish friends and without hesitation. I feel anxious almost everywhere I go but I do not regret my decision. I have seen friends that I have helped and supported turn on me without a conversation. It hurts because I know that not only do they know Jewish people but they have benefited hugely from the association with Jews. British Jews have always made London better from Philip Sallon's crazy nightclubs to the brick lane Bagel shop.
More importantly and most shocking is that many of these anti Isreal people have zero political instincts. They only care because it has become fashionable to care. I would go as far to say that they are the biggest and most hideous cowardly fakes to walk this earth. Why are people who support their Jewish friends being called to account while these fakes, like Ed Sheeran, Jade and countless others get to pretend to care about a situation they could not comprehend even if they really tried. I support anyone calling for peace. That is what we should all be doing. How can Isreal be an apartheid state when Arabs and Christians live there peacefully and are part of the political system? As for Ed Miliband, clearly we know why he never because Prime Minister and Andy Burnham won't be getting my vote. In life there are people who see what's going on and others who just blindly follow the trends. Remember. Fashions change.

Yes. I do mean you!

https://t.co/3RaMZy26ZG

[Bart De Meulenaer @BartDeMeulenaer]

Voordat Ceuta Spaans was, was het Portugees. Marokko bestaat nog niet zo lang.
Het oeroude volk van Marokko zijn de Amazigh.
Het gebied werd in 789 veroverd door Islamitische legers en de Amazigh werden onderdrukt.
Ceuta was ook Fenicisch en Carthagisch, Romeins en Vandaals.

[Simone 😉🌸 @SimoneGezond]

#Vunzigewoensdag

[Psl @psl_psl1]

@Dorrie027 🤣🤣🤣 Made my day. thank you

[Ava Bonum @AvaBonum]

En de hogere vraag vanuit België "danken" we aan 'Groen' die puur vanuit ideologie kerncentrales sloot, al hoort @JeremieVaneeckh dat liever niet zo. Dus laten we het nog maar eens zelf zeggen door de bevoegde-maar-nooit-verantwoordelijke minister:

[Gunther Eagleman™ @GuntherEagleman]

Funeral directors are funny people. 🤣