Christianity is based on the freedom of conscience, and hence, upon the internal authority of each man.

• How do you read the scriptures, Jesus inquired of a man.
• Do not judge things before their time.
• Each be fully convinced in his own mind.
• Make certain of the truth of everything.

These are all delineations of one single rule: love god above all else and your neighbor as yourself.

Judaism, Islam are not based on such notions. Both are based on subjugate now, else we will make big problems for you. Catholicism is a system where the Christian root is being parsed and taken over. Outside of the confines of the Church and Pope there is no salvation. Submit! and if you do not, we will subjugate. Protestantism is more socially repressive, but given the many schisms, it at least recognizes a personal conscience. At least, this is what history shows.

What history has also shown, is what conscience does: it causes a disturbance in the force of slavery, upheaval, irritation with the masters, interference with their work, etc, ending in an ultimate referendum of the people with one single outcome: eradication of their system.

In the Netherlands, this sort of language is now parsed in reports from the .gov institutions. I would project it to increase, as fear increases of a back lash, the boomerang. It is not for nothing the laws on referendums have been scuttled on a country level. Now they are being scuttled on a Provincial level. Technically, The Netherlands is now ruled by a junta, unaccountable, unelected and pushing through on high speed their WEF agenda. Pressure increases, it will come to a head. Hence, the need for more and stricter measures to increase control. Which will lead into is vicious cycle, with one end.

Ha, and they really think by constructing a prison, they can divorce the people from their birth right: sovereignty. Only when people are turned into drones.

The bright message then is: we have the opportunity to shine our humanity in full glory. And, I belief, this also is one of Jesus' sayings: to hang a lamp up high, so it may shine on all.