Three years ago on this day, Yannick Verdyck, an activist and author critical of the Brussels regime and government overreach, was murdered by a regime hit squad ("special police unit") in his bedroom in Antwerp. The Belgian regime then murdered him a second time by slandering his reputation, claiming Verdyck was planning to use violence against the state. No evidence of such plans was ever put forward and the case was buried. The sad reality is that the Brussels regime is constantly looking for reasons to justify their ever increasing crackdown on our freedoms and their ever increasing budget for regime security services. There are plenty of jihadi's and Antifa terrorists, of course, but the regime doesn't want to arrest its own bloodhounds, so it will create a fake "right wing extremist threat" in the absence of a real one. A post made by Yannick before his death is written on his memorial card: "Quoting facts that are uncomfortable... Quoting truths that our media sweep under the rug. That doesn't make me a bad person. That makes me a concerned person and being concerned is a form of love."