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Group.png NOS  
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Formation29 May 1969
FounderThe Netherlands
HeadquartersHilversum, North-Holland, Netherlands
LeaderMarcel Gelauff
Type• television
• limited hangout
• propaganda
Staff600
Founder ofNieuwsuur
A Dutch state broadcaster with some questionable segments.

The Nederlandse Omroep Stichting or commonly called the NOS is one of the broadcasting organisations in the Netherlands. It has a special statutory obligation by law to make programmes for the three Dutch public television channels and the Dutch public radio services on the only 3 Dutch TV-channels viewable for free on cable and online in similar role to the BBC and ARTE. Nieuwsuur is their main current affairs program.


Background

The NOS has the highest ratings (with 35-45% daily of all households yearly[1]) of all broadcasters and operates similar to the BBC hosting debates and interviews with politicians and consultants. Nieuwsuur is one of their main programs. Although a serious European player with geo-political limited hangouts in investigative journalism, it lacks an English page.

Nieuwsuur

One of their few English articles was the coordinated press statement that the AIVD "infiltrated" the Russian "Cozy Bear"-group, allegedly showing hacking in the Democratic Party in 2018.[2] This was during the same time Rian van Rijbroek and Willem Vermeend were touring congresses and giving lectures calling for action against "Russian threats" including Kaspersky.


Covid-19

During the Dutch Covid 19 riots in January 2021, the police was accused by protesters to have used "actors" placed between rioters in the city of Amsterdam, to instigate violent actions and steer public opinion[3]. During the riots, Nieuwsuur was the only media source to request officials in the justice department if minors (starting from the age of 11) participating in the protests should be sentenced as adults.[4]

The chief inspector of the police unit in The Hague gave an interview from his office which revealed the office to be home to a banner reading "The NOS is Fake news", a common opinion of the protesters. The chief defended the banner by saying "it was taken from protestors" with the banner removed on the same night shortly after the interview, with the image being removed from the police their twitter account. The unit didn't care to explain why evidence - as the banner would been called normally - ended up all the way there instead of being placed in a safe.[5]

The police unit of The Hague put a "NOS = Fake News"-banner in their office, and removed it only after multiple TV-stations had noticed it in their live interview with an inspector.



References

 

Quotes by NOS

PageQuoteDateSource
Germany/Public broadcasting“In March, when the possible involvement of Ukraine was discussed, Minister Ollongren emphasized that the support that that country received from the Netherlands and Europa had nothing to do with the question as to whether Ukraine was involved in the bombing of the Nord Stream.

The plan, which was intercepted by the MIVD, put General Valery Zaluzhny, Ukraine's highest-ranking military officer, in charge of the operation. A small team of divers was said to plan to carry out the sabotage from a yacht. Zelensky was said not to have been in the loop.

Last week, The Washington Post reported about this plan based on leaked Pentagon documents, stating that the information had been shared by a European intelligence service. As it turns out, that was the MIVD.”
12 June 2023
Nord Stream/Sabotage“In March, when the possible involvement of Ukraine was discussed, Minister Ollongren emphasized that the support that that country received from the Netherlands and Europa had nothing to do with the question as to whether Ukraine was involved in the bombing of the Nord Stream.

The plan, which was intercepted by the MIVD, put General Valery Zaluzhny, Ukraine's highest-ranking military officer, in charge of the operation. A small team of divers was said to plan to carry out the sabotage from a yacht. Zelensky was said not to have been in the loop.

Last week, The Washington Post reported about this plan based on leaked Pentagon documents, stating that the information had been shared by a European intelligence service. As it turns out, that was the MIVD.”
12 June 2023
Jaap de Hoop Scheffer“It is not likely. But he is unpredictable and consumed by resentment and rancour. So, you should not exclude the possibility that he'll be creating a problem between Kaliningrad and Belarus. That area is the gateway from Western Europe to the Baltic countries. If he closes that passage, it would be a reason for war for NATO.”24 February 2022NOS
Zeit“In March, when the possible involvement of Ukraine was discussed, Minister Ollongren emphasized that the support that that country received from the Netherlands and Europa had nothing to do with the question as to whether Ukraine was involved in the bombing of the Nord Stream.

The plan, which was intercepted by the MIVD, put General Valery Zaluzhny, Ukraine's highest-ranking military officer, in charge of the operation. A small team of divers was said to plan to carry out the sabotage from a yacht. Zelensky was said not to have been in the loop.

Last week, The Washington Post reported about this plan based on leaked Pentagon documents, stating that the information had been shared by a European intelligence service. As it turns out, that was the MIVD.”
12 June 2023
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