New Dutch Elections?

For Thrasymachus -
you know what, Ill be glad if Wilders wins.
For all the strategems in thinking in terms of, my heart is with Wilders. I often lose sight of that discussing such a heartless place as Europe.

https://www.infowars.com/netherlands-faces-another-election-as-coalition-talks-collapse/

I can't speak for Wilders in terms of his character or intellect, all I know is that he seems to be the only one of the candidates in The Netherlands who is willing to speak the truth when it comes to the dangers of open borders policies and terrorism. As for Le Pen, she also seems to be the only one willing to speak the truth on these two things, and in addition is also willing to speak the truth about the dangers of globalism (perhaps Wilders does that too, I don't know).

This alone is enough to give them my support -- their brutal honesty in the face of massive politically correct leftist/globalist pressure. The fact that a few skinhead idiots also like them doesn't much bother me, just as it didn't bother me about Trump either (after I broke through the matrix of the default Trump-hate).

But beyond this level, I will admit my knowledge is very lacking in terms of both Dutch and French politics. And yet I feel strangely confident about my positive regard for Wilders and Le Pen, perhaps because my philosophy informs me here that these few issues are critically important right now, and also of course because of their display of courageously speaking truth in the face of the thought police.

Yes, I am back at my more natural position as well. These people are at the least honest about a lot of things. And people that are historically radically against them are themselves as a rule abusive.

"I allowed Morse and his team to follow me around for a few months. The documentary shows how, due to Islamic death threats, I have to live under 24/7 police protection, am being driven around in armoured cars, am obliged to wear a bulletproof vest whenever I have to speak in public, etc.

Some live in almost similar situations, such as Danish cartoonist Kurt Westergaard and his Swedish colleague Lars Vilks, British author Salman Rushie, Danish historian Lars Hedegaard, and others. In that sense, this documentary is also a tribute to them. What we all have in common is that we are on Islam’s death list. But what always strikes me is that I am the only elected politician on the list.

...Many politicians do not tell the truth about Islam. Some find it much easier to parrot the politically-correct dogmas of the left. Others are afraid of having to live like me and Westergaard, Vilks, Rushdie, Hedegaard and others.

But I do not consider that a valid excuse. No-one is forced to be a politician, but if you do choose to do so, allowing yourself to be silenced by the threat of violence, means that you allow the violent side to win. And that is something no democratic politician should ever do.

...Sooner or later, even those politicians who still prefer to look away from the problems will be forced to face them. Meanwhile, however, we are losing precious time. And the present governing elite is entirely to blame for that.

The more Islam it allows into our country, the less free we will become.

In my country, the Netherlands, we are currently in the process of forming a government coalition. Although my party, the Party for Freedom (PVV), has become the second largest party in parliament, the Liberal Party (VVD) of the outgoing Prime Minister Mark Rutte, which managed to remain the largest party despite suffering heavy losses in the 15 March 2017 elections, refuses to form a government with the PVV.

So does the third party, the Christian-Democrats (CDA) of Sybrand Buma. This has resulted in political gridlock, making it virtually impossible to form a majority government.

Earlier this week, both Mark Rutte and Sybrand Buma wrote a letter explaining why they refuse to cooperate with the PVV. They do so, they write, because they consider the PVV to be “radical.” It is not the PVV, however, which is radical; it is Islam.

Let us stop the cowardice. Let us reject political correctness. As General Patton said: “The coward is the one who lets his fear overcome his sense of duty.” I will keep doing my duty. Probably again as leader of the opposition. And I will keep speaking out, whatever the price may be. I will fight the Islamization of my country and defend its freedom. Without compromise and with determination, conviction and strength. Always." --Wilders

http://www.breitbart.com/london/2017/06/17/geert-wilders-lets-stop-cowardice/

These are heroic words if I've ever heard any.

That's awesome.

For all Ive said against him recently, Ill never doubt that he is a patriot.
and he is also the only politician that means something there.
it wouldnt be the first time that an Indonesian immigrants child became the noblest in an important field.

he deserves a good film made about him. Not about his reasons for fighting islam, as we know these. But about his Dutch patriotism, and his similarity to Willem van Oranje, who managed to prevail against the Catholic empire and gain us freedom to reason.