Eva Vlaardingerbroek

in their own homelands, which is factually true, like before the end of the century, that's the case in most European countries, even before the end of the first half of the century, actually.

If you say that, they're going to slap you with a hate speech crime.

They're going to say that that is hateful,

hateful language, inflicting racial hatred, etc.

So that seems to be the common denominator, especially talking about immigration and the effects of that, linking it to crime, which is obvious.

You know, you only need your two eyes to know that that is the case.

That's something that really seems to bother them.

It's the question of all questions, right?

But it seems that all of these leaders that we have, be it Keir Starmer, be it Ursula von der Leyen, be it Merz in Germany, be it Macron, they all follow the same playbook.

They all say the same things, literally post the same things in their communications to the outside world.

They might focus on slightly different subjects here and there, but the agenda is the same everywhere.

And it's the erosion, essentially, of our borders, of our nation states, of our heritage.

I don't have to tell you or your audience that.

We all know it.

The question is, who's behind it?

Honestly, I don't know.

I can't answer that question.

But what I can tell you is that the people who are rolling out these agendas are doing it out in the open, in front of our faces, and they keep getting re-elected.

So I, you know, I have made it my mission at least to talk about those people and target them specifically because they are the ones that are in front of us, you know, rolling this out over and over and over again.

But it's very difficult to say.