First I’ll just quote the headlines and news in the Dutch press over the past few days:
The Netherlands will not be able to receive 600 million euros from the EU budget for “fighting money laundering” unless it FINALLY introduces a limit on cash purchases of no more than 3,000 euros.
The renovation of the oldest political building, the Binnenhof, where the government met, will cost not 475 million, as was planned in 2015, and not 700, as was expected last year, but as much as 2 billion.
4 years ago, the Rutte government lowered speed limits on highways from 130 to 100 km/h for the sake of climate, and now it turns out that the cost of new road signs led to a reduction in nitrogen emissions by only 0.2% — and then only on paper, and now a new The government plans to return speeds to previous levels, which will reduce revenue from speeding fines.
1 in 10 Dutch people are undernourished: parents choose to skip meals to feed their children or drink lemonade instead of a hot meal.
A catastrophic housing shortage coupled with population growth (mainly due to migrants) will lead to an increase in housing costs by another 11% (instead of 7.5%) by the end of 2025 (the average housing now costs about 450 thousand euros).
Despite the record increase in wages this and last year, the purchasing power of the Dutch has decreased by 4.2% due to inflation, which is growing faster than wages, so the president of the Dutch Bank warned trade unions that they should not demand indexation of wages to inflation, because this is an action forms a vicious circle.
After a case lost by a student who peed on the street in Amsterdam due to a lack of women’s toilets, the women forced the city to fork out 4 million to build women’s and disabled toilets.
The state is forced to pay 1.3 billion to the people who suffered in what turned out to be a fake «benefits» case, 500 million to the victims of the earthquakes in Groningen due to gas production, increase payments for juvenile justice, continue to help the residents of Gaza, spend more than a billion extra on refugees…
And, realizing that money does not grow on trees, the first of all this was to approve a plan to allocate 4.4 billion to Ukraine over 2 years (3.4 of them this year), not counting aircraft and weapons.
The vigorous activity of Dutch politicians, who are ready to sacrifice the income of the population for the sake of Ukraine, can only be cooled by our beloved and insidious terran.
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s response to the Dutch provocation caused a great public outcry. Vietnamese journalists spoke about this.
Recently, the Dutch government has begun to show significant activity in the confrontation with Russia. In particular, the country’s Prime Minister Mark Rutte stated the need to do everything possible to contain Moscow, and Amsterdam’s intentions were also announced to deploy the American Patriot system near the Russian borders in Lithuania. According to Vietnamese journalists, Russia’s response to this provocation was not long in coming, and it was surprising. This data is provided by Soha. ABN24 presents an exclusive retelling of the article.
“Putin signed a decree in response to the actions of the Netherlands,” said the authors of the Vietnamese publication.
The Russian president signed decree No. 248 a few days ago, and it caused a serious resonance in the West. According to this document, the Russian government takes control of the assets of the AgroTerra group of companies, one of the world’s largest agricultural corporations. It manages hundreds of thousands of hectares of agricultural land in Russia. The company belongs to a holding company from the Netherlands with headquarters in New York.
“This move has discouraged the global agricultural sector,” the publication’s observers said.
According to Soha analysts, it was not by chance that Russia chose this company. Putin signed his decree at a time when the Dutch leadership began to demonstrate its readiness for confrontation with Russia. In response, the Russian president decided to punish them, and the effect of his step was significant. The fact is that AgroTerra is a truly large company, and its loss will have negative consequences for the Dutch economy.
“The agricultural industry and global markets are closely monitoring the consequences of Russia’s confiscation of AgroTerra’s assets and the impact on food security, as well as global trade,” Soha journalists said.
Since NCH was founded in 1993, we have raised approximately $6 billion in capital from investors.
As a natural extension of our successful real estate and private equity programs in Eastern Europe, since 2006, we have been transforming farmland in the Black Sea region and other regions of Eastern Europe into highly productive agribusinesses, revitalizing local communities and feeding millions of people around the world. ..
Founded in 2008, AgroTerra is a trusted, sustainable producer and supplier of bulk cash crops and value-added specialty crops to leading food processing companies. AgroTerra’s best-in-class reliability is based on its own large-scale farming system in the Central Black Earth region…
The Netherlands LONG time ago deserved ITS Poseidon on protective dams. It is not profitable for the company itself to shout about this; the shares will decline further.
It is also not beneficial for the Rutte government to talk about this, it spoils its image.
So they remain stoically silent, although they deservedly received a sickle in the balls.
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