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Title: Geert Wilders' 'hate speech' prosecution just gave the European right a big shot in the arm
Category: World
Posted By: N_Fiddledog
Date: 2016-12-11 00:16:11

[N_Fiddledog]

And it isn't just the blatant WTF of attacking what looks to be the last sane man in Holland.

Meanwhile other perps of this supposed crime Wilders was convicted of don't seem to be met with the same ferocity of attack from the powers that (currently) be.

http://www.timesofisrael.com/muslim-fou ... as-jewish/

[N_Fiddledog]

The election is in March.

Win Wilders win. It will be better than Trump.

[Thanos]

Typical gutlessness of European law, the same legal cowardice they display when Muslims commit crimes, if all they were willing to do to Wilders was fine him about $5000. He probably had at least a hundred thousand offers from others to pay it off for him.

[martin14]

N_Fiddledog N_Fiddledog:

The election is in March.

Win Wilders win. It will be better than Trump.

He can win the most seat, but unless he wins 51%, he can't form a government.


The right and left parties, in an unapologetic show of lusting for only more
power, would rather form a rainbow fart coalition of completely idealogolically
opposed 2 - 3 - 4 parties, rather than have Geert anywhere near Power.

All right parties in Europe have the same problem.


It's not happening yet.
Serious, I mean really serious reform won't happen until the economy
in Europe takes a real dive.

[N_Fiddledog]

I know that's pretty much true, but are you certain it's completely true.

See the way I think I remember seeing it happen before is the good guy won, but the two parties below it formed a partnership.

Now who's to say what deal the other parties below them might be willing to make and with whom.

So are we absolutely sure Wilders can't take power? Because:

$1:

The Hague (AFP) - The party of populist anti-Islam Dutch MP Geert Wilders has risen strongly in the polls since the lawmaker was tried and convicted of discrimination, according to a survey published Sunday.

If legislative elections due next March were held this week, Wilders' Freedom Party (PVV) would pick up 36 out of 150 seats in the lower house of parliament, making it the biggest single political group, it found.

Before the trial began on October 31, the PVV was credited with 27 seats.

During the trial, but before his conviction on Friday, its estimated share rose to 34 seats. It currently has 12 lawmakers.

The new poll data comes from a weekly monitoring by the Maurice de Hond Institute.

It found that Prime Minister Mark Rutte's Liberals would place second with 23 seats, against 40 today, and his junior coalition partners, the Labour Party (PvdA), would gain 10 seats, compared with 35 today.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/dutch-populi ... 58621.html

I'm asking you, because I honestly don't know.

[N_Fiddledog]

Also, isn't there a tendency of PVV voters to want to remain hidden?

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-38253122

When we see what just happened to Geert we can see why.

We may be looking at the hidden support we saw for Trump only squared.

The possible surprises this March could be jaw dropping.

[martin14]

N_Fiddledog N_Fiddledog:

I know that's pretty much true, but are you certain it's completely true.

See the way I think I remember seeing it happen before is the good guy won, but the two parties below it formed a partnership.

Now who's to say what deal the other parties below them might be willing to make and with whom.

So are we absolutely sure Wilders can't take power? Because:

$1:

The Hague (AFP) - The party of populist anti-Islam Dutch MP Geert Wilders has risen strongly in the polls since the lawmaker was tried and convicted of discrimination, according to a survey published Sunday.

If legislative elections due next March were held this week, Wilders' Freedom Party (PVV) would pick up 36 out of 150 seats in the lower house of parliament, making it the biggest single political group, it found.

Before the trial began on October 31, the PVV was credited with 27 seats.

During the trial, but before his conviction on Friday, its estimated share rose to 34 seats. It currently has 12 lawmakers.

The new poll data comes from a weekly monitoring by the Maurice de Hond Institute.

It found that Prime Minister Mark Rutte's Liberals would place second with 23 seats, against 40 today, and his junior coalition partners, the Labour Party (PvdA), would gain 10 seats, compared with 35 today.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/dutch-populi ... 58621.html

I'm asking you, because I honestly don't know.

Wilders Party supported Rutte in 2010, but didnt get anything for it.
It fell apart over defense cuts I think, but the PVV didn't do well
in the next election, catching blame for crashing the government.

The PVV has no support from the other parties, if they form a government,
it would be a minority, and would fall quick if any of the reforms Wilders
wants would be implemented.

So, people need to choose to stop supporting the false fake
center left center right it's all the same just give us power unicorn fart
we all need more 3rd worlder criminals,
step up and make a more radical choice.

I'm sure most PVV voters are quiet about it, it's of course the fastest
way to be called rayciss.

Soon enough, no one will give a shit about that anymore.