© AlamyA fire broke out in the tower of the Vondelkerk in Amsterdam on New Year's Eve - as two people died during separate celebrations. Picture:
A 17-year-old boy from Nijmegen and a 38-year-old man from Aalsmeer were killed in fireworks accidents, authorities have confirmed, with three others seriously injured during celebrations.
One person has since been arrested in connection with the teenager's death, with the police investigation ongoing.
Elsewhere, a historic 19th Century church located in the heart of Amsterdam was burnt to the ground as revellers took to the streets.
Comment: Note how this reporting - with zero evidence - is framing the church incident within broader New Year's Eve clowning around with fireworks...
© AlamyDamage to the Vondelkerk after fire. The Vondelkerk is not in danger of further collapse; the walls of the burning building remain standing. A structural engineer has determined that there is no further risk of collapse.
The message urged people to only call the already overwhelmed emergency services if their lives were at risk.
The Vondelkerk, a historic building located close to Amsterdam's Vondelpark, was built in 1880 and lost its tower, part of its central section and much of its roof in the fire.
Marielle Bakker, 55, who lives a few streets from the historic church, told local outlet Het Parool: "Yesterday we were partying at our place. We didn't notice, smell, or hear anything.
Comment: So, on the contrary, it sounds like there were NO fireworks being set off in the vicinity of this church.
"I think it's a giant shame. I hope that, just like with Notre Dame, many business owners want to help out so it can be renovated."
Comment: Interesting that the 'accident' in Paris in April 2019 came to her mind as it did to ours...
© GettyThe mass fireworks purchases come ahead of an expected ban on unofficial fireworks.
Comment: No doubt, because of the Euro regime's mad mass migration scheme these past ten years, but why is this mainstream British outlet so casually associating the foreign street urchins with this 'accidental fire' in a well-to-do neighborhood of Amsterdam? If we didn't know better, it's like they're trying to plant the thought in people's heads that 'them Muzzies did this!'...
It's thought the surge in fireworks usage comes as the Dutch government looks set to ban unofficial fireworks from this year.
In July, the Dutch Senate passed a nationwide ban on owning, selling, and using fireworks, effectively outlawing personal use and forcing the public to visit official displays.
A man, aged 32, and a woman, aged 29, from Germany were also arrested at around midnight in Beverwijk, located North West of Amsterdam.
It comes after shots were fired into the air at a party on Wijkermeerweg.
Comment: Interesting, but, again, unrelated to what, in all likelihood, was deliberate arson against one of The Netherlands' Christian and cultural landmarks...
© vondelkerk church amsterdamPeople are seen taking photos of the fireworks set off in the middle of the street, more fireworks were set off during New Year's Eve celebrations due to the upcoming national ban which is scheduled to take effect in 2026.
Areas including the city of Breda, located in the south of the Netherlands, saw notable levels of violence, with members of the public seen to throw petrol bombs at police.
© AlamyA man seen using fire to set his own fireworks, more fireworks were set off during New Year's Eve celebrations due to the upcoming national ban which is scheduled to take effect in 2026. Picture:
Comment: "Members of the public..."
Interesting euphemism for the non-Dutch population of The Netherlands.
It's not just the above report, by the way. Search for reports on this church fire in Amsterdam in all European press and you'll notice they're unanimously suggesting that fireworks (accidentally) burned down the church.
At the same time, everyone in European cities knows that those behaving irresponsibly with fireworks on NYE tend to be migrant youths and/or from majority-Muslim countries.
So, once again, we see that the media is deliberately fanning the flames of 'race war', even as it feigns shock when Europeans 'vote against embracing more diversity' in elections.
'The Network' knows who it wants you to blame:
Was it 'the Muzzies' though? And if so, did they 'have help'?