Every day it becomes ever more obvious that there is really only one party which is actually dissident - only one party which actually opposes the policies of the cartel and its media.
There is only one party in the Netherlands – and perhaps in Europe - which thinks fundamentally differently across the board. From the disastrous EU (FVD stands for Nexit!) to NATO's absurd proxy war against Russia.
From Covid-19 to the climate and Nitrogen policy.
From aesthetics and art to colonialism and traditions.
FVD is the ONLY party which for that reason is NEVER allowed to appear in the mainstream media. Never. Not in newspapers. Not on TV. Not on the radio. Not at debate evenings. Nothing.
Meanwhile, every day the talentless Joost Eerdmans, with his one seat in parliament, gets to spin his sleepy footnote comments ("so constructive! ")on the current policy. Caroline van der Plas, with her "Farmers’" party can sit in on one talk show after another to show how much she actually agrees with the status quo. Geert Wilders is carefully hyped up since he thoroughly weakened his position and made it clear that in the end he is ONE OF THEM. All the while, people keep quiet about the one party that really wants something different.
The one party which really thinks about it. Which publishes books, brings reports to the surface, makes in-depth analyses and calculates for example the (dramatic) consequences of the ill-considered closing of the Groningen gas field, which receives international guests at its congresses with thousands of visitors; the party that is BY FAR the largest on ALL social media, and by a distance of many tens of thousands is the largest membership party in the country.
That party. With North Korean discipline, the mainstream media toes the line: you do not speak with those people. You do not engage in conversation with the. What they do is not allowed, cannot be done: is not allowed in our country. Do not give them a platform. Do not let them speak.
That party is FVD. It is our country's only opposition party. Be proud of us! And see how afraid of us they apparently are. Unbelievable. What a farce!
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Thierry Baudet
Leader of FVD and Member of Parliament of the Netherlands
Thierry Henri Philippe Baudet (born 28 January 1983) is a Dutch politician, academic and author. He is the founder and leader of Forum for Democracy (FVD), and has been a member of the House of Representatives since 2017. He also serves as the party’s parliamentary leader.
Baudet was born in Heemstede into a family of partial Walloon ancestry. His forefather Pierre Joseph Baudet immigrated to the Batavian Republic in 1795 when his home in Hainaut was annexed by the French Republic, fleeing from conscription into the French Army. Baudet’s great-great-grandmother Ernestine van Heemskerck was born in the Dutch East Indies and was of partly Indonesian parentage. Baudet attended the Haarlem gymnasium, i.e. a high school with compulsory Latin and Ancient Greek. His first degree, from the University of Amsterdam, was in history, and from 2007 to 2012 he was a lecturer at Leiden University, where in 2012 he graduated as a Doctor of Philosophy with a thesis on national identity, European identity, and multiculturalism. This was co-directed by the philosopher Roger Scruton and was published in Dutch as The Assault on the Nation-State. An English translation was also published, called The Significance of Borders.
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