Eva Vlaardingerbroek

No, I mean, I don't know who's giving those orders.

I think if we would know, you know, it would be easier to stop this from happening, right?

But that is, I think, part of the agenda is that we don't exactly quite know who's behind this.

Of course, we're fighting a very bureaucratic system also in Europe.

There are, in the European Union...

like tons of high government officials whom we don't even know by name yet have billions and billions of euros at their disposal to roll out an agenda that goes against our interests, that literally wants to replace us.

It's crumbling our economy.

and is essentially just destroying this continent.

So, I mean, I've heard people say before that this is all part of fifth generation warfare, that it's part of the game, that you don't know exactly who your enemy is.

And I think they want to keep it that way.

But once again, you know, it doesn't stop us from saying,

these people that we do see on television every day are bad, they're evil.

And we need them out of office because that gives people at least, you know, some sort of action that they can take, even though already that is difficult.

And that's something that I hate to say, but in Europe, the majority still of your average Dutchman, your average Frenchman is not even aware of that.

So we have a lot of work to do in that respect.

And especially if you can't speak about it.

Yeah, it's the biggest thing that's happened in our lifetime.

And especially if you can't speak about it without running the risk of being thrown in jail.

Might I add that to what I just told you, right?

And let's say in addition to the answers that I'm giving you here, is that we in Europe run the risk of being thrown in jail when we talk about this too liberally.