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Dutch neo-fascists incite riots against anti-pandemic curfew After a night-time curfew ordered by Prime Minister Mark Rutte’s right-wing government went into effect on January 23, riots broke out across the Netherlands. While small numbers of Moroccan immigrants have reportedly joined in, these riots are incited and orchestrated above all by Dutch neo-fascists. The curfew was voted as divisions mounted in the Dutch government over what to do about the spread of the more deadly British variant of COVID-19. Rutte, who refused lockdowns or curfews last year, said the curfew had “to do with the British variant and the big worries we all have.” Besides Rutte’s government, the Maoist Socialist Party (SP), the Labour Party (PvdA), the Green Left and the 50Plus pensioners’ party voted for the curfew; the far-right Party for Freedom (PVV) and Forum for Democracy (FvD) opposed it. ....
Themes. he spoke with supporters in the hague. translator: i ve had lots of european leaders on the phone already. this night is a night for the netherlands. after brexit, after the american elections, where we said stop it. stop it to the wrong type of populism. wilders wanted to ban immigrants from muslim countries and wanted to close down mosques. he says he d hoped his party would have won for seats. he s not giving up. translator: if they need me or if they need the pvv for talks, then i am happy to take part. if not, they haven t gotten rid of me yet. with more people, with 19 to 20 people in parliament, we ll have a strong opposition against the cabinet and we ll make their lives difficult every day. let s go live with atika shubert and the chair of the department of french studies at ....
The ways of the votes working out. wilders did not perform well. the ideas and issues he raised will not go away over night. yesterday was a strong affirmation against those, and also a very good day for the european union. atika, you heard dominic talk a about working things out. the next stage here is one of coalition building, working things out. what are the expectations for that process? how difficult is that likely to be? i think it s still going to be quite difficult. i mean, rutte did win a good chuck of t chunk of the seats, but he lost ten. oh so he really still has a lot of bartering to do. and the way the votes spread out are interesting. a three way tie for second with a desperate group of parties. wilders with the pvv and socially conservative democrats. ....
Netherlands. after brexit, after the american elections, where we said stop it. stop it, to the wrong type of populism. translator: if they need me, or the pvv for talks, then i m happy to take part. if not, then they haven t gotten rid of me yet. with more people, with 19 to 20 people in parliament, we will have a strong opposition against the cabinet, and we will make their lives difficult every day. the question is, will he be involved in any coalition government? seems unlikely because remember those coalition parties wa none of those coalition parties want to work with him. we ll be following that throughout the day and reaction to that hold on the travel ban as well in the u.s. ....