Le roi Willem-AleXander viendra aussi, le président de la République aussi. Les citoyens et les penseurs aussi. AuX pays des Lumières, les lumières sont toujours là pour bien/mieuX éclairer les salles de réunion et les diplomates. Les parlementaires néerlandais se déplaceront aussi, avec leurs homologues français et belges et même allemands, luXembourgeois et suisses.
Wim Kok revient avec ses dossiers sensibles et ses aides de camp:
https://www.lemonde.fr/idees/article/2018/06/05/la-democratie-a-besoin-de-syndicats-forts-reconnus-et-responsables_5309686_3232.html
[...]
En 1985, une réunion à Gronigen réunissait les politiques et économistes, mais aussi les syndicalistes de l'époque: pour ou contre le monopole du MARKET? quel est le bilan en 2018, diX ans après la crise financière de 2008? Au Pérou, les journalistes du Monde se promènent: qui fait quoi dans la mondialisation du commerce international? Les techniciens et scientifiques de l'université d'Oxford et de Cambridge se posent la question euX aussi. Comment fabriquer des choses pour l'Internet of Things? C'est quoi une chose qui boit au biberon pour bien grandir?
Un lecteur y revient:
La Shell et les équipes technologiques de la Stichting Toekomsbeeld der Techniek, mais KIVI aussi de la société des Ingénieurs et techniciens, annoncent que des rencontres conviviales pourraient être bientôt organisées par madame Ingrid van Engelhoven de OCW, avec une bibliographie conséquente pour les techniciens et laborantins. Le HCCH de la Churchillplein sera invité, c'est sur le droit privé international avec beaucoup de juristes. Jean-Luc Godard y filme encore depuis Mai 68, même en Suisse.
[...]
C'est quoi le CARE? La ligne Londres-La Haye-BruXelles-LuXembourg-Strasbourg-Bâle-Zurich-Genève est intéressante pour les randonneurs en sciences économiques et financières. BILL, Melinda&Kids de la Xbox suivent les discussions en ligne avec Steven Ballmer de la commercialization de la XboX chez Bart SMIT de la famille Blokker-SMIT de Volendam-Blokker.
Hilversum-Blaricum de la télé populaire et commercial (massa = cassa) communique via Le Figaro:
http://www.lefigaro.fr/placement/2018/06/04/05006-20180604ARTFIG00209-immobilier-pourquoi-le-portugal-attire-tant-.php
[...]
De l'autre côté de l'océan Atlantique, l'Amérique. Revenant d'Afrique, de gros bateauX passent. Et s'arrêtent parfois. A l'horizon, de jolis voiliers voguant vers les îles. Toezicht? Les Açores parlent auX touristes.
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Açores
Autre chose, un peu d'historiographie européenne:
https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isabella_van_Spanje
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isabelle-Claire-Eugénie_d'Autriche
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_des_gouverneurs_des_Pays-Bas_espagnols_et_autrichiens
L'histoire européenne est plutôt compleXe. Le roi Willem-AleXander essaie de s'y retrouver avec les ProvençauX.
A Vence-Mougins, les familles se disent: où en sommes-nous? Julian King depuis la Commission européenne à Nice: "security first".
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http://www.euroispa.org, European Association of Internet Services Providers:
Brussels, June 19 - On the morning of June 17, EuroISPA brought together leading EU policymakers to discuss the industry-led efforts to protect children online, in a policy breakfast co-hosted by MEPs Anna Maria Corazza Bildt (EPP) and Caterina Chinnici (S&D) in the European Parliament.
[...]
MEP Anna Maria Corazza Bildt (EPP, Sweden) said:“The safety and protection of children on the Internet is a top priority for the Intergroup on Children’s Rights & Protection. It’s important for us to continue this constructive dialogue with industry, as we, as legislators, don’t have all the solutions. We call on the industry to continue to take its shared responsibility to invest in finding innovative solutions. Lets join forces for a safer Internet for our children and their families.
[...]
EuroISPA 39 Rue Montoyer 1000 Brussels
Tel. +32 2 503 22 65
Mail. secretariat@euroispa.org
http://www.euroispa.org/about/who-we-are/members
http://www.euroispa.org/about/partners
[...]
https://www.cybersecurityraad.nl/binaries/CSR_Advies_Cybersecurity_in_onderwijs_en_bedrijfsleven%20vDEF_tcm107-263230.pdf, 2 november 2015 door Eelco Blok & Dick Schoof.
Les directeurs des établissements scolaires concernés s'appellent depuis 2005: cybersecurity? zorgplicht?
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Minister van Economische Zaken De heer H.G.J. Kamp
Staatssecretaris van Veiligheid en Justitie De heer dr. K.H.D.M. Dijkhoff
Den Haag, februari 2017
Betreft: "Ieder bedrijf heeft digitale zorgplichten: een handreiking voor bedrijven op het gebied van cybersecurity"
[...]
in: https://www.cybersecurityraad.nl/binaries/Adviesbrief_Handreiking_Zorgplichten_Kabinet_tcm107-318127.pdf
[...]
Comment sont connectées les familles royales et princières? Une réponse ici? http://www.noblesseetroyautes.com.
Dans les palais: "security first".
In De geest van Pim, Dick Pels, Amsterdam, 2003:
Robert J. van der Veen en Dick Pels (red.), Het basisinkomen. Sluitstuk van de verzorgingsstaat?, Van Gennep, Amsterdam, 1995.
Des pèlerinages et des marches vont être organisés pour les responsables au top, même à Hilversum-Blaricum-deTelegraaf-deVolkskrant sur le thème "de aartshertogen Albrecht en Isabella regeren als soevereinen over de Habsburgse Nederlanden".
Les jeunes et les mineurs abandonnés dans la mondialisation, jetés avec les familles de la base normale dans les réseauX divers et variés pas toujours très..., seront accompagnés par les plus responsables des responsables dans les postes à très grandes responsabilités au top.
Les inscriptions se font via la Fondation Carnegie du Peace Palace mais aussi via l'Institut en sciences morales et politiques du côté de la Sorbonne et celui situé face à la bibliothèque (juridique) du Palais de la PaiX de La Haye. Normal. Une bonne idée, innovante, audacieuse certes. Les meilleurs des frans-maçons seront là avec les meilleurs penseurs internationauX pour dresser la liste des marcheurs toutes catégories confondues.
Autre ouvrage conseillé par Dick Pels en 2003, la liste des ouvrages à lire est longue:
Liesbet van Zoonen, "Plezier & politiek in de entertainment-samenleving", Socialisme & Democratie, 2002, 12:22:30.
Les multinationales communiquent auX actionnaires:
http://www.lefigaro.fr/flash-eco/2018/06/05/97002-20180605FILWWW00062-la-bourse-de-paris-ouvre-en-baisse.php.
Celle d'Amsterdam attend les instructions.
Dans le secteur aéronautique, Schiphol annonce:
http://www.lefigaro.fr/flash-eco/2018/06/05/97002-20180605FILWWW00092-diriger-qatar-airways-un-poste-tres-eXigeant-qui-doit-revenir-a-un-homme.php
Dick Benschop rappelle Jos Nijhuis: quelle bonne gouvernance pour nos douaniers, croulant sous les paquets et les couffins?
Jos Nijhuis de Schiphol Airport ayant succédé au mari de la présentatrice TV, Pia Dijkstra (D66) de la loi (très)controversée, communique:
[...]
Nijhuis bleef tot 1 mei 2018 aan als President-directeur en is per die datum opgevolgd door Dick Benschop. Nijhuis blijft nog non-executive director bij ADP en Brisbaine Airport. Daarnaast blijft hij actief in een aantal nevenfuncties, waaronder Commissaris bij Hotel Okura Amsterdam, Nationale Opera & Ballet en Co-voorzitter van de Cyber security raad.
[...]
in: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jos_Nijhuis
P.s: Le monde aéronautique européen souhaite être mieuX dirigé. Les douaniers aussi. Un rappel, les drones n'aiment pas trop les avions ou les avions n'aiment pas trop les drones des journalistes.
Les familles et les Conseils constitutionnels s'appellent: quelle bonne gouvernance dans les nouvelles technologies? "Security first" dit Pieter van Vollenhoven et André Rouvoet, entre autres, depuis les années 90. Même dans les Centres Jeugd&Gezin.
https://www.cybersecurityraad.nl:
Cyber Security Raad (CSR)
Turfmarkt 147
2511 DP Den Haag
Postbus 20301
2500 EH Den Haag
The Netherlands
Téléphone: +31 (0)70 751 5333
E.mail: info@cybersecurityraad.nl
Persvoorlichting
Media kunnen met vragen terecht bij Heidi Letter, communicatieadviseur (06) 25 73 64 68.
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http://www.euroispa.org, European Association of Internet Services Providers:
Brussels, June 19 - On the morning of June 17, EuroISPA brought together leading EU policymakers to discuss the industry-led efforts to protect children online, in a policy breakfast co-hosted by MEPs Anna Maria Corazza Bildt (EPP) and Caterina Chinnici (S&D) in the European Parliament.
[...]
MEP Anna Maria Corazza Bildt (EPP, Sweden) said:“The safety and protection of children on the Internet is a top priority for the Intergroup on Children’s Rights & Protection. It’s important for us to continue this constructive dialogue with industry, as we, as legislators, don’t have all the solutions. We call on the industry to continue to take its shared responsibility to invest in finding innovative solutions. Lets join forces for a safer Internet for our children and their families.
[...]
EuroISPA 39 Rue Montoyer 1000 Brussels
Tel. +32 2 503 22 65
Mail. secretariat@euroispa.org
http://www.euroispa.org/about/who-we-are/members
http://www.euroispa.org/about/partners
Les bourgmestres et les Commissaires des provinces et les conseillers municipauX se disent intéressés par cette brochure:
https://www.cybersecurityraad.nl/binaries/Handreiking_Bestuurders_NED_DEF_tcm107-316868.pdf
Dick Benschop appelle Wouter Bos: as-tu lu cette brochure? Wouter Bos appelle Jan Peter Balkenende et Wim Kok et ses conseillers: avez-vous lu ces livres?
La presse de qualité française communique:
http://www.lefigaro.fr/secteur/high-tech.
http://www.lefigaro.fr/secteur/high-tech/2018/06/04/32001-20180604ARTFIG00106-l-industrie-du-jeu-video-n-a-pas-pour-habitude-de-lever-le-voile-sur-ses-coulisses.php:
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JASON SCHREIER. - Cela fait plus de six ans que je travaille pour le site américain Kotaku, où je publie régulièrement des articles sur l'industrie du jeu vidéo. En octobre 2015, j'ai publié une enquête sur la genèse mouvementée du jeu Destiny (Activision), qui explique en partie les problèmes du produit final. Quelque temps plus tard, un agent littéraire m'a contacté et m'a proposé d'écrire un livre qui détaillerait de la même manière la création de plusieurs jeux. Ce sont des histoires qui sont rarement racontées, contrairement à ce qu'on peut lire autour de la sphère du cinéma ou de la musique. L'industrie du jeu vidéo, peu loquace, n'a pas pour habitude de lever le voile sur ses coulisses. Il y avait donc un manque à combler.
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En Corée du Sud, la Culture, comme au Japon, n'a pas tout à fait la même éthique que nous dans les ministères... de la Culture.
Les clients du V&D et de Bart SMIT disent: quelle éthique pour ce commerce? La London School of Economics se connecte: le programme SAFER INTERNET est un programme financé par les subventions européennes et des multinationales. Lesquelles?
Un rappel de la part de Ton Elias auX affaires sociales:
AuX affaires médiatiques, le VVD et la ALDE s'eXpriment:
[...]
Ton Elias (VVD) vond echter dat de Tweede Kamer zich erbuiten moest houden, aangezien het om privéafspraken met een commerciële omroep gaat. “Als die mensen zo stom zijn om daarin te tuinen, dan hebben wij daar als Kamer geen taak in.”
[...]
https://www.nrc.nl/nieuws/2016/11/28/rtl-onderzoekt-misstanden-rond-hulptelevisieprogrammas-a1533979
Hilversum-Blaricum: Zorgplicht?
Le VVD et la ALDE: hebben we plichten?
Le CDA: wij moeten een goed/beter verhaal hebben (Buma).
Jos Nijhuis de Schiphol Airport: bel dan de CSR - Turfmarkt 147 te Den Haag, +31 (0) 70 751 5555.
Genève communique: http://www.intgovforum.org/multilingual/content/igf-2017-4.
Genève communique: http://www.ohchr.org/EN/AboutUs/Pages/HighCommissioner.aspx
Hilversum-Blaricum-Agarve-deTelegraaf-ALDE-HansvanBaalen&GuyVerhofstadt-parlemetaires concernés communiquent:
http://www.ohchr.org/EN/NewsEvents/Pages/Meetings.aspx
La Cour Pénale Internationale communique son contact: +31 (0) 70 515 91 52. La Cour Pénale Internationale est très bien installées à La Haye, elle attend une invitation de la part des diplomaties intéressées par la bonne gouvernance européenne en tout cas. Même dans les médias, la police a bien pris note. Un procès verbal a été envoyé à La Haye. Il attend d'être mieuX travaillé.
Le Palais de la PaiX via la Fondation Carnegie attend de pouvoir réunir mécènes et diplomaties et penseurs internationauX, quelques fonctionnaires aussi et la DG-Connect.
L'arbitrage international communique:
Arbitrage international
Palais de la PaiX
Carnegieplein 2
2517 KJ La Haye
téléphone: +31 (0)70 302 4165
E-mail: bureau@pca-cpa.org
Quelles controverses y présenter? Il y en a énormément. Margrethe Vestager: pour quelles raisons Bart SMIT de la distribution du jouet électronique pour les mineurs a-t-il pu bénéficié d'un tel monopole? Bart SMIT est parti en Angleterre. Comment sont connectés les enfants royauX en Europe? Ont-ils euX aussi un SMARTphone qu'ils regardent en faisant du vélo? Pieter van Vollenhoven: "security first".
AuX droits fondamentauX & Justice internationale à Genève, monsieur Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein et les 2000 fonctionnaires attendent vos meilleures suggestions, La Haye aussi:
Téléphone: +41 229 179 220
E-mail: registry@ohchr.org
Les Nations Unies et l'OMC, 5000 fonctionnaires, s'intéressent auX questions essentielles euX aussi: +41 227 395 111.
https://english.cannabisbureau.nl... Ritalin ou fentonyl auX plus faibles des élèves?
La question du MARKETING dans les chambres et sur les écrans des SMARTphones des enfants et des adolescents qui essaient de se concentrer sur leurs devoirs scolaires depuis des années:
https://igf2017.intgovforum.org.
Hilversum-Blaricum: massa = cassa.
La Cour européenne des droits de l'homme aurait-elle son mot à dire dans toutes ces histoires?
Les parlementaires européens se le demandent. Même ses secrétaires générauX, même la commission européenne se pose cette question avec ses meilleurs secrétaires générauX également depuis des décennies.
Un rappel venant de BruXelles:
http://www.euroispa.org, European Association of Internet Services Providers:
Brussels, June 19 - On the morning of June 17, EuroISPA brought together leading EU policymakers to discuss the industry-led efforts to protect children online, in a policy breakfast co-hosted by MEPs Anna Maria Corazza Bildt (EPP) and Caterina Chinnici (S&D) in the European Parliament.
[...]
MEP Anna Maria Corazza Bildt (EPP, Sweden) said:“The safety and protection of children on the Internet is a top priority for the Intergroup on Children’s Rights & Protection. It’s important for us to continue this constructive dialogue with industry, as we, as legislators, don’t have all the solutions. We call on the industry to continue to take its shared responsibility to invest in finding innovative solutions. Lets join forces for a safer Internet for our children and their families.
[...]
EuroISPA 39 Rue Montoyer 1000 Brussels
Tel. +32 2 503 22 65
Mail. secretariat@euroispa.org
http://www.euroispa.org/about/who-we-are/members
http://www.euroispa.org/about/partners
De leur côté, les Américains communiquent:
http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/pubrelease/isttf
Pieter van Vollenhoven: "security first".
Minding Minors Wandering the Web: Regulating Online Child Safety door Simone van der Hof, Bibi van den Berg, Bart Schermer.
source:
https://books.google.nl/books?id=8PbHBAAAQBAJ&pg=PA226&lpg=PA226&dq=http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/pubrelease/isttf&source=bl&ots=w4mIlzeQyr&sig=RTcWGRwk8tCNbPlgsH3Rud0Lo9M&hl=nl&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjt6JCmyrzbAhVFZlAKHf1wAkYQ6AEIVjAH#v=onepage&q=http%3A%2F%2Fcyber.law.harvard.edu%2Fpubrelease%2Fisttf&f=false
https://www.cybersecurityraad.nl/010_Actueel: tekort aan cybersecurityspecialisten (Bibi van den Berg, @law Leiden).
Bart SMIT lit en ligne et pense: pourquoi avons-nous vendu des jeuX pour adultes au milieu des jouets pour enfants? Qui a fait cette erreur? Thomas? Ou Roland? Les Blokkertjes en ont assez de cette affaire: ne pourrions-nous pas tous nous recontrer à La Haye à l'arbitrage international? L'électronique vient de la défense et n'a pas sa place dans nos magasins. BILL, Melinda&Kids suivent, avec Steven Ballmer de Microsoft, la discussion intéressante sur leurs écrans: les Européens nous parlent en ligne, ils nous invitent avec Bart SMIT à La Haye, auX discussions essentielles. Accompagnés du Telegraaf et d'Hilversum auX productions un peu spéciales pour les adolescents et les enfants. Même RTL est maintenant concerné depuis que Ton Elias (VVD) s'est eXprimé sur le bon usage de la télé dans les foyers. La DG-Connect et Pieter van Vollenhoven le répètent: "security first".
Un rappel, un lecteur y revient, l'information fut transmise par une multinationale:
http://www.issworldtraining.com/
http://www.issworldtraining.com/ISS_EUROPE/
ISS World Europe is the world's largest gathering of European Law Enforcement, Intelligence and Homeland Security Analysts as well as Telecom Operators responsible for Lawful Interception, Hi-Tech Electronic Investigations and Network Intelligence Gathering.
ISS World Programs present the methodologies and tools for Law Enforcement, Public Safety and Government Intelligence Communities in the fight against drug trafficking, cyber money laundering, human trafficking, terrorism and other criminal activities conducted over today's Telecommunications network, the Internet and Social Networks.
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Hilversum: la Turquie est en ligne, depuis la jolie ville VOC de Hoorn (N-H), la Turquie se connecte. Est-ce une fiction?
https://www.halvemaenhoorn.nl, où est passée madame Achahbar?
Pour ceuX qui aiment la voile, même les touristes:
https://www.halvemaenhoorn.nl/data-zeiltochten.
Qui pourrait ramener les tableauX au Westfries museum de Hoorn? Les Commissaires européens lancent un appel. Les enfants de la WWII lancent un appel aussi: où en sommes-nous?
Rutte III annonce fatsoen moet je doen avec le CDA:
We varen op de vrijdagavond:
8 juni – 15 juni – 22 juni – 29 juni
6 juli – 13 juli – 20 juli – 27 juli
3 augustus – 10 augustus – 24 augustus
14 september
5 oktober – 12 oktober – 19 oktober
Vanaf 17.15 uur wordt u ontvangen in ons bezoekerscentrum aan de Schuijteskade 22, 1621 DE Hoorn met koffie/thee en spekkoek. De gids en host stellen zich aan u voor en wanneer alle gasten er zijn vertelt onze schipper u over het reilen en zeilen aan boord. Circa 22 uur stapt u weer van boord en is de tocht ten einde.
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in: https://www.halvemaenhoorn.nl/data-zeiltochten
A l'horizon, Volendam-Edam. Toute l'Europe arriverait à Hoorn en Frise Occidentale: qui y fait quoi dans les affaires? Une grande réunion de famille est prévue, le bourgmestre d'Enschede, la ville des feuX d'artifice, Onno van Veldhuizen pourrait revenir le temps d'une belle rencontre conviviale.
https://www.oudhoorn.nl... avec la famille BLOKKER. Roland Palmer-Blokker et Thomas SMIT viendront-ils? Ils sont cordialement invités en Frise Occidentale. Est-ce qu'Amsterdam a enfin trouvé son maire? Johannes Remkes lance un appel.
Retour à Genève: les Nations Unies ont décidé qu'il devrait être défendu de vendre des produits toXiques, dangereuX, illicites, litigieuX, voire dangereuX pour la santé des consommateurs et dommageables pour l'environnement, le Trimbos Instituut détient la longue liste des produits controversés, plus de 200, pour ceuX qui la réclameront:
http://www.ohchr.org/EN/AboutUs/Pages/ContactUs.aspx
En outre, La Haye communique aussi:
https://www.opcw.org/nl
C'est un rappel, un lecteur y revient.
La presse en parlait en 2009, c'est encore sur l'environnement et l'écologie:
GOOGLE copie "La pilule contraceptive a "des effets dévastateurs sur l'environnement" et est en partie responsable de "l'infertilité chez l'homme". C'est ce qu'écrivit le Dr Pedro José Maria Simon Castellvi, président de la Fédération internationale des associations de mèdecins catholiques dans l' Osservatore Romano du 3 janvier 2009. Le Dr Castellvi estimait que "nous sommes face à un effet anti-écologique clair qui eXige davantage d'eXplications de la part des fabricants", et tient l'encyclique Humanae vitae pour une "prophétie scientifique"."
Pour ceuX que cela intéresse: http://at20.ohchr.org/conference.html... sur des questions essentielles. La Cour européenne des droits de l'homme en parle aussi: la pollution et l'impact sur l'environnement.
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