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Yesterday I tried sharing a speech by Malcolm X on Facebook and noticed that Facebook is censoring part of the speech based on copyright claims. The speech is included in a cartoon animation video, illustrating the things that Malcolm X talks about, namely the difference between what he calls ‘house negroes’ and ‘field negroes.’ You can see the notification I got from Facebook below. Read more ⟶

At the moment, especially in the Netherlands but also in Suriname, there’s a hype around Anton de Kom and his book “We slaves of Suriname.” Unfortunately, it all looks more like ‘virtue-signaling’ and ‘lip-service’ given the fact that there is little evidence that people have actually understood Anton de Kom’s message, let alone that they have changed their daily choices and actions accordingly. Read more ⟶

Terwijl men zich in het buitenland steeds meer aan het realiseren is dat de verregaande maatregelen getroffen door roverheden tegen het SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus niet alleen ineffectief zijn gebleken maar ook desastreuze gevolgen hebben op verschillende gebieden, is de Surinaamse roverheid nu bezig min of meer dezelfde maatregelen op te leggen aan de lokale bevolking. Read more ⟶

While international awareness is growing that the far-reaching countermeasures taken by criminal governments against the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus have not only proven to be ineffective but have also had disastrous consequences in various areas, the Surinamese criminal government is now in the process of imposing more or less the same countermeasures on the local population. Read more ⟶

The police state tactics that I warned about a few months ago have now come to Suriname. Here’s from “COVID-19 Team Encounters a lot of Opposition” (June 3rd 2020): The special Task Force of Public Health doesn’t have enough resources to pick up contacts, conduct investigations and carry out telephone checks on people in quarantine. “It’s really not proceeding smoothly. Read more ⟶

Following is an English translation of an article I wrote that was published on Starnieuws yesterday. The original article is in Dutch and you can read it on Starnieuws if you prefer that version. In a recent column on Starnieuws Mr. Hans Breeveld wrote the following: “Nobody should allow themselves the luxury of not voting. Read more ⟶

It’s very sad to have to watch the world be swept towards mass hysteria on the basis of misleading figures concerning the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus. How many people realize that the figures for the number of infections and deaths worldwide give a distorted view of the real situation? Read more ⟶

The criminal government of China, through one of their working arms called Huawei, are proposing to replace the underlying protocol of the Internet with a new protocol they call “New IP”. And if you’re a regular reader of my blog you know that this is serious cause for concern as neither the criminal Chinese government nor Huawei can be trusted. Read more ⟶

The “Surinamese society is on the verge of collapse; […] the country is gripped by […] continuous price rises, […] and the inability of the Venetiaan-government to turn things around for the better. Then there is the controversial bribery affair which forced the treasurer of the Hindustani party VHP, the vice-chairman of the Creole NPS and the President of the Central Bank to resign. Read more ⟶

In a recent article on Starnieuws the authors claimed that the Central Bank of Suriname (CBvS) — a “great mother bank with so much achievement for the Surinamese society” — “has become a political working arm of the government”. The writers don’t seem to realize that the CBvS has always been a political working arm of the criminal government. Read more ⟶

An article on The Atlantic titled “How the Coronavirus Revealed Authoritarianism’s Fatal Flaw” (February 22nd 2020) discusses specific examples of what they term “authoritarian blindness”. A virus that could have been contained instead resulted in a global crisis because important information was being censored by an authoritarian system. Read more ⟶

Reading the article “Customs officials detained for theft, extortion and accepting gifts” published on Starnieuws (January 18th 2020), I immediately thought that these customs officials were detained for exactly the same things that the criminal government does every day on a large scale, namely theft and extortion under the name “taxation”. Read more ⟶