Jan Dijkgraaf, the biographer of the Meilandjes, has to puke because of Linda de Mol’s daughter. She suddenly intervenes in the public debate. “You can also start to believe in yourself too much.”
Noa Vahle, the daughter of Linda de Mol, wants to be more than just a sports reporter. She presents herself more and more as all-round Celebrity and that is why she also gave an interview to her mother’s magazine. In it she expresses, among other things, her annoyance about the refugee debate in our country.
‘Just people’
It really bothers Noa that people in our country are talking about ‘refugees’ and ‘crisis’. “They are just people with a story, an education, a life they have left behind. When I hear others judge this, I start the conversation. Why do you see it that way?”
Jan Dijkgraaf, columnist and biographer of the Meilandjes, does not understand why Noa suddenly wants to get involved in this debate. “You can also start to believe in yourself too much,” he sneers at X.
‘Finally!’
It really disappoints Jan. He even has one 99 Wordscolumn dedicated to it. He was initially hopeful when he read that Noa was annoyed by the word ‘refugees’. “Finally, I thought!”
He continues: “Finally someone from the De Mol family who does not talk bluntly and simply calls economic fortune seekers ‘economic fortune seekers’. And cheaters ‘cheaters’.”
Bowl
Well, not exactly, according to Jan. “So I read on enthusiastically. Sometimes it’s better not to do that. According to Noa, they are not fortune seekers or spendthrifts, but… ‘people with a story’.”
To puke, the Meilandjes biographer thinks it is. He places a photo of a pink tub under his column. Bowls are often used when you have to vomit.
VI supporters
A salient detail is that Noa is affiliated with Today Inside, a program that serves a predominantly right-wing conservative constituency and which also discusses asylum seekers critically. They now react with disappointment to Noa. “Oh girl, I thought so highly of you, now you’re really falling through the cracks,” is the sound, for example.
One Lindje: “Noa, don’t do that, keep yourself busy with the sport.”
And Nico: “Another good guy. It’s already passed the basket.”