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Skriven 2010-06-10 12:45:53 av Herman Neut (2:280/1141)
   Kommentar till text 8507 av Michiel van der Vlist (2:280/5555)
Ärende: Federal vs Royal
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Hi Michiel,


   Quoting: Michiel van der Vlist to Herman Neut
 Date/Time: 10-Jun-10 / 11:00:30
   Subject: Federal vs Royal

 MvdV> Hello Herman,

 MvdV> On Thursday June 10 2010 01:12, you wrote to Ward Dossche:

 Mv>>> WD>> Aruba is not a country.

 HN>> Explain that to the Arubans;-)

 Mv>>>> Actually it is a country.

 HN>> In fact it is. But a part of the Kingdom The Netherlands

 MvdV> Right. The other two countries are the "Nederalndse Antillen"
 MvdV> and "Nederland".

 MvdV> There used to be a fourth member: Suriname. It left the Kingdom
 MvdV> and became independant in 1976

 WD>>> If it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck and swims like a
 WD>>> duck ... most likely it is a duck  Arubans hold Dutch passports
 WD>>> ... it's head of state is the Dutch Queen ... it's
 WD>>> Prime-Minister is Balkenende, at least this morning it still was
 WD>>>  \%/@rd

 HN>> Correct.

 MvdV> Nop. Balkenende is and never was prime minsiter of Aruba. That
 MvdV> is Mike Eman.

 HN>> The Arubans are citizens of the Netherlands.

 MvdV> No. They are citizens of het "Koninkrijk Der Nederlanden". They
 MvdV> are not citizens of "Nederland

 HN>> The Arubans are free to visit and to live and to work in all EU
 HN>> countries. But (!): You and I have no right of free living and
 HN>> free working (settle) in Aruba. An Aruban (Netherlands passport!)
 HN>> entering The Netherlands at Amsterdam Airport  can free pass
 HN>> imigrations. If I enter Aruba (with my Netherlands passport, the
 HN>> imigration officer will give me tourist permission (stamp in my
 HN>> passport) for staying there just 3 months.

 MvdV> That should tell you that Aruba is NOT part of Nederland.

And what about people from Aruba and/or the NL Antilles enter our country,
or Germany, or Belgium, or other EU country? They can free stay, settle as
long as they like! (EU passport)

 MvdV> Cheers, Michiel

ARUBA and other Islands op the NL Antilles, discriminate people with the
same passport and nationality who are not born on that Island!

My daughter Debby can free enter Curacao (or other islands of the NL
Antilles), while she has exactly the same
passport as I have!!  (and blond hair and blue eyes too;-)
When I enter Curacao airport I am just a foreigner (just a macamba).

Don't tell me anything about discrinination!


Best Regards,
      Herman Neut

 e-mail: h.neutnospam@hccnet.nl
 Skype: herman_neut


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