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Category Archives: Holland
The Jurisdictional Wars: Alliance Theory and the Battle for the Netherlands’ Master Institutions
Dutch elites do not compete for power by saying they want it. They compete by invoking moral languages that frame their authority as necessary for pragmatism, fairness, sustainability, or stability. This is the central insight of David Pinsof‘s Alliance Theory. … Continue reading
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Dutch Men Drive Out Refugees
Comment: A bunch of politicians in Gedermalsen, Netherlands got together with a bunch of Muslims to discuss building a giant “refugee” complex for them. Out of a total population of 10,000 for the town, about 2,000 very able-bodied young Dutch … Continue reading
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The Simon Wiesenthal Center Vs Geert Wilders
Geert Wilders is one of the giants of our age. He puts his life at risk to save Holland and Europe from conquest by Muslims. Of course the Simon Wiesenthal Center hates him. Wilders is on the side of Western … Continue reading
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Elderly Jewish Couple Brutally Attacked in Holland
REPORT: Holocaust survivors Samuel and Diana are confined to wheelchairs after being viciously beaten by anti-Semites in their own apartment. Samuel (87) and Diana (86) Blug, two elderly Holocaust survivors, fell victim to a vicious and violent anti-Semitic attack at … Continue reading