Geert Wilders on his Dutch Coalition Must-Haves: “Stop Immigration and Give Our People their Money Back” | The Gateway Pundit

Ezra Levant from Insurgent Information has performed the primary English-language interview with Dutch election winner Geert Wilders, who gained 37 seats or 24.6% of the Dutch vote on November 22 and now wants to seek out one other 38 seats to type a coalition within the 150-seat Second Chamber in The Hague, which elects the federal government.

Dutch coalition governments are all the time based mostly on compromise, so Geert Wilders’ Freedom Social gathering will presumably not have the ability to implement all of its program, which has included banning mosques and the Koran within the Netherlands. Ezra Levant requested Wilders what a very powerful planks of his platform are, which he wouldn’t surrender on.

“Our first precedence is immigration,” Wilders stated. “To chop again the large figures of immigation and aslyum seekers. Holland and the European Union can’t take it anymore. We’re overcrowded, and individuals are fed up with it.”

“The second precedence is that Dutch folks really feel they’re completely uncared for. Indigenous Dutch folks consider that whereas we spend 16, 17 billion Euros a 12 months on abolishing nitrogen or local weather change, they’ve hassle paying for his or her utilities, the hire, fuel for his or her automobile, social safety, and well being care. So we consider we should always cease feeding these leftist, liberal ideological nonsense points and ensure our folks come up with the money for of their pocket.”

“These are a very powerful points: Cease the immigration and the asylum seekers, be pleased with our personal cultural id, and make higher decisions of the cash that now we have. Don’t spend it on Africa or different nations within the European Union; give our personal folks their a refund with decrease taxes for the Dutch.”

Ezra Levant requested Wilders whether or not any world leaders had congratulated him on his election victory, though he’s not Prime Minister but. “I bought plenty of invites, however I’m unsure if they’re public,” Wilders stated.

“From Israel the Minister of International Affairs (Eli Cohen) and the Minister of Intelligence (Gila Gamliel), and folks from Likud, who invited me.”

Wilders has traveled to Israel continuously since he first went to work on a kibbutz in 1980 when he was 17.

“I spoke to Viktor Orbán, who I’ve recognized for a very long time, and who referred to as me and congratulated me, and politicians from South America and (North) America,” Wilders stated.

“They’re in panic now in Brussels,” Wilders stated. “The sign all through Europe and the world is sort of clear. Persons are fed up with how they’re handled by the sitting elite.”