The right thing to do.
There’s a pattern here and it’s the kind of pattern that really destroys the confidence of the public in the idea that elections do anything.
Geert Wilders and his PVV party keep winning elections and then he’s blocked from taking office. A coalition government is put together in which the same fake conservative parties keep the system going the same way with no fundamental changes to the way things are done.
It took 7 months to form the coalition last year that took office. Wilders was excluded. Despite running on an end to pandering to Islam, the Dutch government has failed to stop the mass migration, failed to deport illegals and instead decided to launch its own political Jihad against Israel.
Wilders very clearly said that unless there’s a turnaround, it’s over. He gave the coalition government the time to make the changes. Instead, somehow, the government’s priority became Gaza. The asylum centers are still open and the invasion goes on.
Now he’s walking out.
Either the Dutch voters will give PVV the numbers needed to build a government or the same circus will continue with a different set of performing bears.
Daniel Greenfield, a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the David Horowitz Freedom Center, is an investigative journalist and writer focusing on the radical Left and Islamic terrorism.
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