They sentenced him for memes. They sentenced him for sharing statistics. At RESUM26, Dries Van Langenhove explains why he still refuses to be silent and why remigration is moving from taboo to political reality. Watch the interview.

Medium remigration scenario for Belgium 🇧🇪: - Every illegal & fake refugee is deported - Welfare dependent & criminal migrants deported (including 2nd generation) - 50% cut in visas - A 12-year voluntary, paid remigration program (approx. ~60% uptake) Result: 85% Belgian, 93% European/Western, and 3% non-Western. (Credit: White Papers Policy Institute)

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@DVanLangenhove Legend

@AfonsoJFG @DVanLangenhove Walking the walk 👌🏻

@DVanLangenhove Read: deportation

@DVanLangenhove Yeah he's a convicted criminal

@DVanLangenhove They should have sentenced him for that haircut.

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@DVanLangenhove A prison sentence for sharing crime statistics? No, @DVanLangenhove, you were fined. For hate speech.

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@DVanLangenhove How do you propose to remigrate? How much do you pay each immigrant to entice them to leave?

@DVanLangenhove They sentenced him for criticizing Israel for years, sharing memes is just an excuse. Polite, friendly, fact-based. Then ask yourself why other famous guys who share same facts on socials but whose manners are the complete opposite are still tolerated... after visiting Israel.