En toen kwamen ze voor Ephimenco - Radio Blauwe Hap #38

from Radio Blauwe Hap · host Bart Nijman and Theodor Holman

Op een mooie Pinksterdag… behaagt het ons om het gedwongen vertrek van Sylvain Ephimenco bij Trouw te beklagen (linkse kutkrant!), vragen we ons af of de Jetten-sancties tegen producten uit Judea en Samaria wel zo verstandig zijn (nee, ze voeden antisemitisme) en gaat ondergetekende op een tirade tegen kunstmatige intelligentie. Want we zijn ook maar gewoon mensen en kunnen het soms niet helpen, daar moet u maar op vertrouwen, dat we hardop onze vraagtekens zetten bij Bepaalde Ontwikkelingen & Sommige Zaken.https://www.nijmansnieuwsbriefje.nl/p/en-toen-kwamen-ze-voor-ephimenco+++—-+++—-+++—-+++—-+++Wilt u ons helpen? Doneer aan de Blauwe Hap via https://steun.nijmansnieuwsbriefje.nl/b/4gw7ur3oW769btK148Schrijf je in voor NijmansNieuwsbriefje.nl om alle podcasts te ontvangen, plus artikelen, columns van Theodor Holman, Renske Leijten en Bart Nijman en de Berichten uit Brussel van Europarlementariër Auke Zijlstra. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.nijmansnieuwsbriefje.nl/subscribe

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