Party for Freedom

Those were the two parties that were invited.

Then we have another opposition party, which is DNA, founded by a runaway PVV MP, Gideon Marcusower.

They weren't technically asked to come on the table, but they have a very... a small set of demands which is basically a tougher immigration policy which is probably going to happen and the other one is they want progressive netherlands to keep to keep them out of power which is also something that can happen if they just vote in favor of the blasting plan uh in the in the coming two weeks and the demands of the smaller opposition parties are also mad i mean 50 plus they basically only wanted to have

a a new

He had a very, very specific political profile.

Just to lay out the facts impartially here, he was a member of parliament for the Party for Freedom or the PVV in the Netherlands.

Right.

And during his time in parliament, he was so prominent in this right-wing ideological movement that he was actually frequently referred to as the crown prince of Geert Wilders.

It's not always bad because if you have a fragile coalition, then, uh, you could say that parties like, uh, like Vox that have a strong agenda when it comes to, to deportations, for instance, and, uh, border policies and their view of what Europe should be like and how you need to handle cases like Ceuta, they could have a stronger say in the coalition.

And of course, there are instances where coalitions in, in Europe fall apart, like, uh, thinking of the, uh, PVV in the Netherlands, uh, fell apart because in part they couldn't get much done with their coalition partners.

Um, although there are multiple different interpretations of that.

Yes.

And despite what their views are regarding, say, Israel, et cetera, they have huge, huge support in this, and that's growing.

And you've got people like Geert Wilders in, in, in Holland with the Freedom Party.

He's only been kept out of power 'cause no one will go into a coalition with him, a coalition with him.

In Germany, uh, the Sarah Wagenknecht party has gone in with the AFD, and this is gonna be the shape of it.

Wow.

Uh, but yeah, um, once they got into government, uh, as part of the coalition that was led by the PVV, um, although with, with Dick Schoof as prime minister, Geert Wilders really just, um, uh, blitzed them, basically.

He d- he, he was, uh, he, he, he blamed...

Yeah, he, he, he used NSA as a scapegoat for the failure of his own policies and the failure of the cabinet to get anything done, and he said it was all because of Pieter Omtzigt's meddling and his insistence that you actually had to, like-