Kann jemand erklären, was der kleine Sneaker -Schlüsselbund darstellt? Auch er scherzt offen über seinen eigenen Piss -Vorfall, aber es ist so eine unangenehme Uhr, rot zu sein.
https://m.standaard.be/cnt/dmf20250203_94791203
Von Gillas
Kann jemand erklären, was der kleine Sneaker -Schlüsselbund darstellt? Auch er scherzt offen über seinen eigenen Piss -Vorfall, aber es ist so eine unangenehme Uhr, rot zu sein.
https://m.standaard.be/cnt/dmf20250203_94791203
Von Gillas
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It wasn’t an incident. I don’t pee in the street. No one well educated would ever do that.
But I guess that everything „negative“ that „happens“ to those people are „incident“. Just like attending the birthday party of a ex-Nazi collaborator… [https://www.rtbf.be/article/theo-francken-fete-un-ancien-collaborateur-appel-a-la-demission-8377672](https://www.rtbf.be/article/theo-francken-fete-un-ancien-collaborateur-appel-a-la-demission-8377672)
There is so much worse to criticise Francken on than the piss thing. Like, that’s a very minor blip on his record.
As a reminder, we’re talking about the guy who:
* leaked info from confidential meetings on Twitter and causing a diplomatic issue with France as a result;
* supported the Sudanese regime in identifying Sudanese refugees so they could get sent back to be tortured and then lied about it to the then prime minister;
* allowed (you could argue even enabled) a human trafficker to run rampant in his department of immigration.
Even just one of these should have been enough to end this guy’s political career for good, let alone the three together.
The sneaker is a little reference to her running on sneakers in war time according to him. Which raises the question, did they coordinate on getting gifts to make fun of each other?
I laughed my ass off when he said during an interview on the news that „he worked his ass off as a member of parliament for over 15 years and now his hard, honest work is finally being rewarded“
My dude, you’ve collected so many scandals over the years and you’ve already been a secretary of state, which is about the same as a minister in all but name