(11-23-2023, 06:09 PM)F2d5thCav Wrote: So a right wing candidate appears to have won a plurality of the national vote (Geert Wilders)
Doesn't mean he will be the PM as he needs almost double the seats in parliament than his party currently has in order to form a government. He may be able to form a coalition, but that works both ways. The Euroleft is certain to form awkward coalitions just to keep him out of power.
Cav take: Right wing politics haven't been popular in Europe since 1945 as Adolf burnt everyone out with his version of those. But for the last three decades, the Euroleft has consistently disregarded the interests of their own people in order to encourage migration from other regions of the world into Europe. Things are getting feisty; once quiet cities in Sweden become "grenade attack capitals of Europe" etc. And the average Europeans are slowly getting fed up with it all, thus right wing and populist candidates are garnering more of the vote.
Sweden, Italy, and now, the Netherlands. The Eurocrats in Brussels are NOT happy with these developments.
Cheers
I don't know if you know , but Hitler was a Neo socialist (nazi) . Definitely not 'right-wing'. Those are lies spread by the "elites' to further their destructive agendas.
I'm rooting for the Netherlands, hopefully it's not too late to turn the tides and stop the slow destruction of their culture/identity.