Jerry Afriyie: asks Jenny Douwes to use RTL's "White Privilege" Late Night Entertainment

The activist was very surprised that the writers of Late Night even considered meeting Douwes' requirements. "I was surprised that their request was seriously taken into account.After all, if you do not want to have a conversation at the table, you do not belong to the table," he writes.

It is irritated ] Afriyie that the editor reproached him for talking about A "white privilege" only because Douwes linked new conditions to the conversation. "To the question of why Jenny D. did not want to join me at the table, the editor responded after insisting," She said the day had been long in court. She has a headache and does not want to argue. "Later at the table, Jenny told the whole of the Netherlands that she was not talking to a terrorist." According to Afriyie, the editors had promised a "similar conversation" earlier.

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According to Afriyie, the first contact with the editors was a week before the broadcast. This contradicts Late Night's explanation that editors were already busy preparing the conversation for months. In addition, Jerry Afriyie was upset that the presenter Twan Huys was calling him "Jeffrey" on a continuous basis.

Jenny Douwes and her lawyer Wim Anker claimed that they had stipulated in advance, especially not about Black Piet's wish to debate. Douwes is the self-appointed figurehead of the Friesian 34 initiative to block the freeway the day of arrival from Sinterklaas to Dokkum. In this way, they wanted to prevent legal anti-petal protesters from going to town to express their dissatisfaction with the jet blacks. The public prosecutor has demanded custodial sentences and prison sentences for illegally occupying the highway. OM describes this action as dangerous and accuses the Friesians of depriving demonstrators of freedom of expression.

The conversation with RTL Late Night more than a week ago, when Twan Huys derailed Afriyie at the table. asked to have a conversation with Douwes. Douwes refused