Chapter 1: Why was Eva Vlaardingerbroek banned from the UK?
Eva, this is – I was reading this story this morning, and I was thinking, I can't believe they did this to a Dutch journalist. Then I saw the name. I was like, wait, I know her. I can't believe this happened. So I just want – look, I just want to read you back, back to you, the letter that you received from the British government to confirm that you actually received this.
It's to you, and it says your UK visa basically has been canceled. This means you cannot travel to the UK without a visa. This is because, I'm quoting, this is because your presence in the UK is not considered to be productive to the public good. You cannot appeal this decision. Did you actually receive that letter?
I did. And relatively out of the blue, too.
Chapter 2: What does the letter from the British government say?
I mean, I was going through my emails yesterday and I saw this subject line saying that they changed something to my ETA application. I was like, what is this? I didn't apply for an ETA. I'm not, you know, planning on traveling to the UK right now. So I just opened it. And I saw this very, I mean, you have the email. It's a very short, simple email.
And it just said, we revoked your ETA because we consider you not conducive to the public good and you have no right to appeal. Bye. That was it. And so I was like, what? You know, what is this? And then, you know, I started thinking, like, what could this be? Why are they sending this to me now? And then I realized that I criticized Keira Starmer a couple of days earlier on X.
Well, so I'm going to read you the quote. I think I have it in front. You described Starmer, who's the prime minister of the country, the elected official, as an evil, despicable man for allowing the ongoing rape and killing of British girls by a migrant rape gang. Guilty as charged.
You're making a political point, an entirely defensible political point, and you believe that because you said that, you are now banned from the country.
I really don't see any other reason as to why they otherwise would have done this right now. As I said, I applied for this electronic travel authorization back in September because I went and spoke at the Unite the Kingdom rally organized by Tommy Robinson. And I spoke about re-migration and the need for that.
And, you know, now because of Brexit, Europeans have to apply for an ETA as when we go to America, we have to apply for an ESTA, right? And this was approved back in September within minutes. Like, I just got it. No problems, no questions asked. And now...
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Chapter 3: How did Eva react to the UK visa revocation?
Out of the blue, as I said, I received that email saying they revoked it. And I'm not traveling to the United Kingdom anytime soon. I didn't book any tickets to fly there. So the only thing that I could think about was that I said what I said about Keir Starmer. I still stand by it, by the way, just three days before they informed me of that decision.
So, I mean, it's really hard not to connect the dots there. And it's also very much in line with his track record. And I suppose it proves my point, you know, that the UK is on a path to become a very unfree country where dissident voices are criticized. People are thrown in jail. And obviously, I'm not a citizen of the United Kingdom, so they can't do that to me.
But this is something that they can do, apparently.
The continent is descending into darkness once again, clearly. What do you think big picture this tells us about what's happening in Europe and the UK specifically?
I mean, in the UK, this is the definition of a totalitarian state, right? This is the definition of a dictatorship in the sense that you are apparently not allowed to criticize its supreme leader without having your freedoms limited. And this is quite a severe limitation of my freedom in the sense that I was given no due process. I was not given a warning. I have no right to appeal.
That's what it stated in the email. for the crime, quote unquote, of giving my opinion. And so that is bad. That's not a normal way for things to happen in so-called free societies. So no matter what you think my opinions are, if they're right, wrong, radical, not radical,
Should it be a ground for a government to say to a woman with no criminal record whatsoever, who wants to visit a country for, you know, just a couple of days, once a year, maybe tops to say, no, you're not allowed, but we are going to allow thousands of illegal immigrants to cross the channel every day and enter the UK. And nobody's asking them anything.
They're not asking their passports, let alone whether they're asking if they're conducive to the public good. I mean, that is an incredibly dystopian thing to read, since when is being conducive to the public good a requirement to enter a country? And also, who decides that? And why do I have no right to appeal? You know, those are...
serious things in countries that claim to uphold the rule of law, that claim to be democracies. And I guess we already knew, you know, that those were, let's say, illusions in our countries at this point. But to have it you know, happen to you in such a personal manner. Like, yeah, I now realize that I cannot go and visit many of my friends.
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Chapter 4: What political criticism led to Eva's ban?
I mean, good that you bring up Russia, because I don't know. I think not many people are aware of this, but something incredible happened here just a month ago where the European Union... put out sanctions, like restrictive measures, and placed them on European citizens who they claim, and I quote, were distributing or manipulating false information.
So they were saying that these citizens were destabilizing Ukraine and on behalf of the Russian government, that's at least their claim, by manipulating information in the European Union. But as far as I know, Ukraine is not a member of the European Union, so why would they feel the need to protect the stability of that nation?
And second of all, those people just received, again, just like me, they just received that decision by the European Union. And what happened to them is far worse than what happened to me because they froze their assets and they said, you are not allowed to travel. And this was a decision made by the European Council. No due process, no court order, no fair trial, nothing.
So the European Union is doing that to its own citizens under the pretext of, you know, sanctioning Russia. But these are individuals. These are people whose lives have been destroyed. And it's not getting any media attention whatsoever. But this happened just a month ago. So, you know, there is clearly an increasing totalitarian... wind blowing through this continent.
And well, apart from from this travel ban, I've also personally fallen victim to it just last year, receiving a notification from Apple saying that my phone is under mercenary spyware attack. So, you know, you see, there is a trend here. Like we have governments. We don't know exactly which one or the EU.
Freezing assets of citizens looking at me and you probably as we speak through this phone right now. Again, that is not what is supposed to happen in democratic societies, especially not when those people doing it are the ones who constantly trumpet that. So it's pretty bad over here. I'm really actually very concerned as to where this is heading.
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Chapter 5: What does Eva's experience reveal about freedom of speech in the UK?
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.
So I don't know that much about Mertz. I don't know Macron. His reputation is smart, clever, and cunning, skilled politically. But I know a fair amount about Keir Starmer, and you will never convince me, at gunpoint even, that Keir Starmer is making independent decisions about the future of Britain. Just, you can't convince me of that. He's not adequate...
As a leader of a nation, he just doesn't have the basic qualities.
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Chapter 6: How is the situation in Europe connected to rising authoritarianism?
He is taking orders that could not be clearer. And I think it's clear to the British population. But you don't know who's giving those orders.
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.
Yes, that's correct.
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.
I think you make a really wise point. It doesn't matter whether they're the prison guard or the warden. They're still participating in an indefensible system, hurting and killing people. And that's evil. So, like, I guess that's all we really need to know. But it is frustrating when you see a coordinated effort like the one underway to eliminate white people.
It's the biggest thing that's happened in our lifetimes.
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?
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