zondag 16 november 2014

Former Representative Oudkerk: ''This is the end of the PvdA.''
The PvdA obligated MP's Kuzu and Őztürk to sign an affidavit making them pledge allegiance to the party. Party leadership was not amused that the two had criticized their own Minister.
''We have freedom of speech in the Netherlands'', Őztürk replied. ''We sign nothing''. Consequently, the PvdA kicked them out. Being banned from Parliament, however, is impossible.
The two dissidents will return as individual representatives, free from any party discipline and they are going to do what they wanted to all along: answering burning questions coming from their constituency, the people who voted them into office.
This actually is a good thing. Moving one step away from the smothering Polder Model of compromise politics, where issues must always be resolved in the most civilized way. And one step closer to how a truly democratic system was intended. Of the People, By the People and For the People.  

zaterdag 1 november 2014

Police guns with GPS. Being tested in California. A smart chip inside the handgrip records and transmits where, when and in which direction the gun is fired, in real time. Why GPS Guns are much needed here in the town of Maastricht? Scroll down this blog a bit and the answer will present itself.