Capelle aan den IJssel in this satellite town of Rotterdam is the largest party Liveable Capelle who sits on the board with three councilors. Alderman Dick van Sluis (1965) is also the president of his old party Liveable Rotterdam which is increasingly oriented towards the PVV line. Joost Eerdmans (1971) is the second Capelse alderman and also… Read more
Mussolini-fan, SS admirer and Centre Democrats support parliamentarian Geert Wilders's Freedom Party of Geert Wilders in March participated in the provincial elections in all provinces. Since the establishment is trying PVV rig, keep troublemakers and known right-wing extremists outside the door. That this is not an easy, appeared in recent months. De ene na… Read more
One of the main right-wing parties in the Netherlands has fallen apart. The people of the Pim Fortuyn List (LPF) have spread over several new parties. Also from the VVD are some right-wing MPs walked for new political initiatives. How should we interpret these new parties? Are they extreme right? If we only look at the manifestos… Read more
Young men logging into the Nazi Stormfront quickly transform from insecure types to armored fascists. They don't just do that in an online world that is geared to radicalisation. The AIVD and the NCTV warn against the risk of violence.
Verkiezingsprogramma – The army must be deployed against “Islamic street scum, with a fur collar and dual nationality ”, but not in farmers' protests with tractors, is reading
Research | Member of Parliament Dion Graus, since 2006 MP for the PVV, is eligible for re-election in March - he is number thirteen of his party. But with the National Criminal Investigation Department there is an incriminating file.
Psychiatrist and opinion maker Esther van Fenema gives her statements "sometimes too much sambal". As NLBeter's party leader, she wants to question immigration. "You have to make agreements: who adapts to whom?’
PVV'er Karen Gerbrands lost last year her best friend, PVV councilor Willie Dille. They did not feel supported by the party.
Geert Wilders has to do with opposition and skepticism within his own PVV. Can he still recharge itself, after two election defeats? ,,Curiosity is off. There is a new Baudet promise ', says one follower. ,,If Forum is going to make a mess of, it would well be ready for us. ''
PVV MP Karen Gerbrands (51) departs from the House because it has been "insufficient support" last year her group during some violent events.
PVV MP Karen Gerbrands tomorrow officially left the House. That confirms her colleague and deputy chairman Fleur Agema. Gerbrands was a time not attend debates in parliament.
Goeree-Overflakkee can surely not vote in the upcoming municipal elections on Livable GO. Jan Zwerus announced to withdraw last month that political cart, but he got into conflict with Arie Swaneveld. Swaneveld on paper of the party Liveable GO.
In the forthcoming municipal elections, the PVV joins in thirty municipalities – less than half the intended party leader Wilders. major reason: candidates appeared scarce.
Provincial States member in South Holland Jan Zwerus stepped out of the PVV. Zwerus takes his seat with States. Thus the PVV loses Provincial South Holland its position as the second party.
The desk in the office of Geert Wilders is littered with newspapers, multomappen one report. At the table sit six people like Wilders picks up his phone and takes a picture. It's early December. The election is scheduled. „The A-team”, Wilders put the photo on Twitter.
Best Fleur Agema,
When I got home last night I was surprised and shocked when I saw a photo as a background image of your Twitter page used by the monument bearing the famous text by Henk van Randwijk, Resistance hero and editor of Freedom Netherlands during the war. in text: "A nation that yields to tyrants, will be more than life and property losses, then the light goes out. "Only it was the word 'tyrants' is replaced by 'korannen'. Laugh!
According Kathmann that happened after she criticized the tweet of the PVV MP.
For many women would you be an example. Slim, mother and parliamentarian. Politics I am always totally disagree with you, but then you also stopped between casually wrote a book about caring, I found you quite admirable. Upon the release of your book there were some doubts. Why did you yourself love to 25x on the cover? But yeah, each his thing I thought then.
Leon de Jong, former PVV faction leader in the Hague and partner of MP Fleur Agema, was the target of an attack. According PVV'er was "his home address known to the impending party '.
And for the other tenants, with their company in the Business Center Twente Grotestraat 64 Borne located.
Agema also in Borne
In this company so well is already two years the private enterprise of the PVV leader. “Nee, we are not Geert Wilders postal address ", Stresses owner Barry Hall (31) The Business Center Twente.
To whom should you look to understand Hague? This week: Michael Heemels, cases spokesman of the PVV. either: a mini-drama as a result of Wilders' party decennial leadership.
The PVV in The Hague gets a new chairman. Leon de Jong, the current chairman, PVV will support the Group in the European Parliament. He continues to found a new party leader.
The PVV state since the 'less-Moroccans pronunciation’ party leader Geert Wilders offside in parliament. The group finds little support for the motions it submits, De Volkskrant concludes, based on its own investigation.
Fleur Agema is stepping down as vice chairman of the Freedom Party in the Lower Chamber. Agema and her boyfriend, PVV faction in the Hague Council Léon de Jong, received last February their first child.
Political parties have often struggled to find candidates. This is true of all political parties, but more than elsewhere for new right-wing parties. For these are controversial and can thus create a party career problems. The PVV is the best example of a party where candidates lost friends and had a lot of trouble after their political career back to just find work.
In 2010 PVV won a great victory and had suddenly 24 MPs. If we can believe the current polls that there are even more in the next election. This makes the question irrelevant who wish to sit for the PVV in parliament. The old-fashioned image that many party members and other sympathizers like to be MP: a job that gives status and prestige and a good salary. But the PVV is that now a lot more nuanced.
In Den Haag Khadija Arib of the PvdA is re-elected as chairwoman of the House of Representatives. The PVV-MP Fleur Agema repeats the objection of the PVV against her appointment: she has a double passport. De PVV states that Arib does not only have to comply with Dutch law, but also according to Moroccan laws. Fleur Agema also criticizes the fact that Arib's own Labor party would not speak to it “cordon” towards PVV. The PvdA has voted in recent years, except for a few times, don't go with PVV-motions.
A briefing of the PVV Zeeland Middelburg approximately eighty visitors. From the parliamentary group of the PVV zijn Fleur Agema en Machiel de Graaf speakers. The far-right activist Adé Jansen van DTG en Pegida from Nijmegen is also present here,.
The annual Pim Fortuyn Memorial do his supporters three places that have played a role in the time of his death. They visit a cemetery in Driehuis, Media Park Hilversum and walk in a silent march in Rotterdam in the image of Fortuyn where the closure will be held. All spots are always a few dozen people present, but the picture is still ultimately about 150 mensen. PVV MP Fleur Agema the company talks to.
The union organizes AbvaKabo care event in Den Haag where it PVV MP Fleur Agema would speak. Because of the fuss about the less-less statements by Moroccans PVV'Ers union cancels the appointment. One wants to have nothing to do with discrimination.
Strength! implies Nieuw-Vennep political cafe on the legacy of Pim Fortuyn. Here Argue PVV-MP Fleur Agema with, inter alia, Gerard van As (ex-LPF MP) on the political legacy of Fortuyn.
The European financial and—partly stemming from this—fiscal crisis is the most severe economic crisis to have occurred since the 1920s. As with every crisis of such dimensions, it has created insecurity and doubt about the existing political systems and institutional arrangements. These concerns are being exploited by nationalistic parties and the virulent media, and are solely focused on the national political arena. National selfinterest and prejudices against European neighbours and fellow European citizens are increasing: southern Europeans are portrayed as averse to work and unwilling to reform, northern Europeans as lacking solidarity. Abusive comparisons with Fascism have even been made.
The boost to populist parties and the receptivity of the public to their messages have been facilitated by the current crisis. The magnitude of the electoral gains that populist parties have been able to acquire due to their anti-European slogans and programmes is surprising and worrying. They succeed by delivering apparently straightforward solutions, which are often derived from national interest, to what are actually complex political problems—solutions that have persuasive power amongst a broad audience. This kind of nationalist and anti-European rhetoric endangers not only economic prosperity, but also democracy.
This article presents an agency-based approach to the success of radical right-wing populist parties. It posits that radical right parties will only experience sustained electoral success when they are built prior to their electoral breakthrough and when they institutionalise rapidly. The process of institutionalisation will progress more quickly when radical right parties have a leader with strong internal leadership qualities and when sufficient attention is paid to the recruitment, training and socialisation of candidates. The argument is illustrated through a comparison between two Dutch radical right parties: the Lijst Pim Fortuyn (LPF) and the Partij Voor de Vrijheid (PVV). The two cases offer a compelling example of learning effects in politics: Geert Wilders (PVV) observed the collapse of the LPF and has avoided making the same mistakes.