Today, the political party of some divisional PVV MPs - For Netherlands (VNL) - Repealed. But whether that means the end of VNL is uncertain: a party member complains VNL administration for mismanagement. An understandable step?
The Lower House may PVV leader Geert Wilders Thursday assist in his appeal by amending two articles of the Criminal Code. Despite the discomfort expressed by many politicians after Wilders’ conviction – they would rather fight him by political means, they say – A majority of the parties against broadening freedom of expression.
Geert Wilders has his prosecution partly due to a motion sponsored by himself. Hij steunde in 2005 a call to the Public Prosecution (ABOUT) for hate speech, intensive prosecuting racism and discrimination. was the rationale: prevent radicalization and jihadism among young Muslims.
sought this week ThePostOnline contact with a candidate for the Netherlands (VNL), The new right-wing party led by Jan Roos. TPO wanted to interview the candidate for the section Coffee with the candidate. That phone call yielded an unexpected insight into the decision-making on the candidate list. This candidate put up last Saturday much time VNL: she put her network, raised funds and tried to enthuse volunteers. VNL also was happy. The candidate was given the promise that they would come on the candidate for the House. VNL MP Joram van Klaveren let her know: "It will be alright."
Louis Bontes returns to the Netherlands for party (VNL). The parliamentarian was last year do not agree with the appointment of Bram Moszkowicz as party leader and turned their backs VNL. Two weeks ago Moszkowicz was put out of the party, that clearing the way for the return of Bontes.
The political career of Bram Moszkowicz (55) is nipped in the bud. In April, he was launched as the leader of For Netherlands (VNL), a party PVV apostates. Wednesday, that party put him on the side.
unique conversation: Joram van Klaveren (36), Laurence Stassen (44) and Johan Driessen (34) For the Netherlands Party (VNL) speaking Elsevier why they are disappointed in their intended party leader Bram Moszkowicz.
Bram Moszkowicz has failed as a political leader of the Party for the Netherlands (VNL). The board is all set with him. Party chairman Laurence Stassen, Board member Johan Driessen and member of parliament Joram van Klaveren former criminal lawyer would mean giving this week that they do not want to go with him. Previously they gave Elsevier open about what went wrong. Therefore there is no way back.
Bram Moszkowicz hopes the new political party for the Netherlands (VNL) at the next election "five or 6 get seats'. The former criminal lawyer, Now VNL party leader: "Research shows that there is a potential of 10. So such an outcome would I feel great.’
Another good friend of PVV leader Geert Wilders seeks refuge in the new batch of Bram Moszkowicz. Emeritus Professor David Pinto will come after the former star lawyer on the list for the Netherlands (VNL). VNL Pinto will present next week at the first meeting of the party.
Who does not want to: more freedom, more prosperity and more security. It is the motto of "For the Netherlands', the party which increasingly dissatisfied PVV representatives make use of it. VNL short. Quite right party, but one where the word Islam is not in the fundamentals. Well: 'Hopeless immigration does our country no good', en: "Safety should be the core of the government '.
The second General Assembly of Voor Nederland approximately 175 leden. The speakers Laurence Stassen, Johan Driessen en Joram van Klaveren.
In Den Haag target three former PVV-Parliamentarians new game: Voor Nederland (VNL). The party must be a just right alternative PVV and would be especially in the social economic field right than the PVV. Louis Bontes the chairman and other board members will be Joram van Klaveren en Johan Driessen. Bontes and Van Klaveren form a parliamentary group.
On his last day as a member of parliament for the PVV should Johan Driessen on its own a bill on the extension of freedom of expression. He wants to delete sections of the law against insulting a group and against incitement to hatred and discrimination. After obtaining the initial surprise to be responsive Geert Wilders positive on the bill and he let the PVV to take over. Wilders put the proposal earlier in the waiting room. Today is the last day for nine MPs of the PVV.
Wilders says what they think. But what do they exactly? And how come they do so?
There is often talk about them, but rarely with them: supporters of Geert Wilders' Freedom Party. In this book Koen Damhuis delves into the life of PVV voters he interviewed for his thesis. Not to criticize them or to idealize, but to understand what a great - moving part of the Dutch population policy - and still growing. The result is at times poignant, often surprising, but especially enlightening. So let this book is not only how diverse the PVV, but also what binds these citizens.