Eva Vlaardingerbroek

They've been going on for years and years and years.

And that was something that I cared about a lot.

And I guess to get back to your previous statement about that, you don't see the inner Nazi in me that, you know, they make me out to be here in Europe, I guess.

You know, that's what this boils down to.

It's once you speak out about the injustices that are being done against groups like the farmers or against the native population in Europe, when you talk about mass immigration or in general, you just go against the establishment.

They come at you really hard over here.

And as you know, we do not have a first nor a second amendment, you know, free speech democracy.

doesn't exist here, in my opinion, because it's very, very limited, limited to essentially the mainstream narrative.

I mean, if you repeat that, then you're fine.

But if you go against it, then you get smeared, you get prosecuted, you get banned from countries now.

So, yeah, the list goes on and on and on.

And I guess that's what I've been experiencing here for many, many years.

And I'm sorry I didn't go on your show before.

I've had a bit of a wild ride the past two years, getting married, having a baby.

Oh, yeah.

It's been really fun, but it's been intense.

So I hope we can do this more often from now.

Okay, I'll give you a little bit of a backstory because I actually got banned back in January already.

I received an email out of the blue.

I hadn't booked flights yet to go to the rally now coming up on Saturday.