This is really funny: “Léon Gloden claims that there would be evidence, that fat German limousines with Belgian plates let out beggars in the city”, but the same Léon Gloden answers in a parliamentary question “The justice has currently no declarations, denunciations or police reports that would represent concrete facts or evidence about the means of transport used by organized beggars”.
What should one think about it? Either Léon Gloden has a double personality (which is not a good sign for a minister), Léon Gloden has problems with his memory (which is not a good sign for a minister), Léon Gloden has to tell the truth in a QP but deliberately lies to his citizens on the radio (which is not a good sign for a minister) or Léon Gloden has absolutely no idea what he is doing in his function (which is not a good sign for a minister)?
There are many options, but the conclusion is quite disturbing…
by De_Nordist