March 11, farmers and citizens joined forces for a massive protest against the Rutte IV government. The big announced demonstration 'Vote them out', organized by Samen voor Nederland and Farmers Defense Force, took place in the Zuiderpark in The Hague. Blckbx was there with Flavio and Jasmijn reporting live.
This live report included:
Eva Vlaardingerbroek's speech
Flavio in conversation with PVV leader Geert Wilders
Flavio talks to Raisa Blommestijn
Jasmijn in conversation with Eva Vlaardingerbroek
Flavio speaks with Natalia Vorontsova, the 'Russian spy' (who is actually a nurse) who 'influenced' Baudet.
Flavio speaks with Westland gardener Jan Osdoorn
Flavio speaks with chairman Ongehoord Nederland Arnold Karskens
Jasmijn speaks with Farmers Defense Force spokesperson Sieta van Keimpema
Flavio speaks with Samira, 'the Moroccan farmer's wife'
Speeches Thierry Baudet and Gideon van Meijeren (FVD)
Interview with Mark van den Oever, the foreman of Farmers Defense Force
And many conversations with various protesters
'The biggest demo of all time'
Four days before the March 15 Provincial Council elections, this was to be the "biggest demo of all time," organizers announced.
Although known as a farmers' protest, an estimated 35,000 citizens came to The Hague to stand up against the Rutte IV government. During the demonstration, they expressed their dissatisfaction with a variety of issues, including the allowance scandal, ongoing inflation, the conflict between Ukraine and Russia, coronagraph measures, the energy crisis and the rollout of a control society.
Besides the large number of demonstrators to The Hague, there were also many speakers such as legal philosopher Eva Vlaardingerbroek and journalist Arnold Karskens, as well as politicians such as Wybren van Haga (BVNL), Thierry Baudet (FVD), Rob Roos (JA21) and Geert Wilders (PVV).
Ahead of this demonstration, The Hague Mayor Jan van Zanen had banned farmers from coming to the Zuiderpark with their tractors. He also placed a maximum on the number of demonstrators allowed to participate in the protest. In addition, he said he would not rule out deploying the army if necessary. But despite the discouragement, the critical farmers and citizens were determined to make their voices heard peacefully.
https://archive.md/wip/v1RMO
March 11, farmers and citizens joined forces for a massive protest against the Rutte IV government. The big announced demonstration 'Vote them out', organized by Samen voor Nederland and Farmers Defense Force, took place in the Zuiderpark in The Hague. Blckbx was there with Flavio and Jasmijn reporting live.
This live report included:
Eva Vlaardingerbroek's speech
Flavio in conversation with PVV leader Geert Wilders
Flavio talks to Raisa Blommestijn
Jasmijn in conversation with Eva Vlaardingerbroek
Flavio speaks with Natalia Vorontsova, the 'Russian spy' (who is actually a nurse) who 'influenced' Baudet.
Flavio speaks with Westland gardener Jan Osdoorn
Flavio speaks with chairman Ongehoord Nederland Arnold Karskens
Jasmijn speaks with Farmers Defense Force spokesperson Sieta van Keimpema
Flavio speaks with Samira, 'the Moroccan farmer's wife'
Speeches Thierry Baudet and Gideon van Meijeren (FVD)
Interview with Mark van den Oever, the foreman of Farmers Defense Force
And many conversations with various protesters
'The biggest demo of all time'
Four days before the March 15 Provincial Council elections, this was to be the "biggest demo of all time," organizers announced.
Although known as a farmers' protest, an estimated 35,000 citizens came to The Hague to stand up against the Rutte IV government. During the demonstration, they expressed their dissatisfaction with a variety of issues, including the allowance scandal, ongoing inflation, the conflict between Ukraine and Russia, coronagraph measures, the energy crisis and the rollout of a control society.
Besides the large number of demonstrators to The Hague, there were also many speakers such as legal philosopher Eva Vlaardingerbroek and journalist Arnold Karskens, as well as politicians such as Wybren van Haga (BVNL), Thierry Baudet (FVD), Rob Roos (JA21) and Geert Wilders (PVV).
Ahead of this demonstration, The Hague Mayor Jan van Zanen had banned farmers from coming to the Zuiderpark with their tractors. He also placed a maximum on the number of demonstrators allowed to participate in the protest. In addition, he said he would not rule out deploying the army if necessary. But despite the discouragement, the critical farmers and citizens were determined to make their voices heard peacefully.
https://archive.md/wip/v1RMO
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