i am wondering if there will be an attempt to get in contact with the familyes from the enemy, make sure they wont be killed when the men turn on zhou. that way the tables will get turned emidiatly, local people are willing to live in qin onder guidence of yontawa. and the food problem gets solves as the "enemy" will share with qin
Posts made by bepo
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RE: Kingdom
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RE: Kingdom
the way shin slayed that genreal should be very demoralising, i can imagine a lot of fear that their strongest leader ( of that army) was slayn in such a trivial way that the morale will drop to zero and as such easy pickings from now on
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RE: Kingdom
shin winning against that spear guy is a must now, so i hope they dont take to long for that, the real challange should be that '" evenly matched"general. shin will have his fight against him, the spearguy against banaji, and ousen can keep on the back food, still
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RE: Kingdom
actually would be nice if ouhon would get command of the wing, and shin has learn to swallow his pride and follow orders (and even doing better then those orders)
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RE: Food Wars - It's In the Trash
i bet the appatiser will be a mini main course.
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RE: Hiatus x Hiatus III: Goodnight, Sweet Princes
So Kurapika seems to think from last chapter that if one person withdraws then all the nen beasts disappear. I imagine that includes death too, or maybe it doesn't. But then you have that room full of caskets that seem to be for the princes. Does anyone have any idea what that may be for? There was a thing in the middle of the circle that might have something to do with it. I don't remember if the girl that was in the casket in that part was a character before. And at the end of 372 the second prince is going to kill the first one. Plus we have the bald guy's body and Biscuit gone and he's up against a nen beast.
i think you can only become king if those other cascets are filled, i kind of asume one of those is for the current king
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RE: Hiatus x Hiatus III: Goodnight, Sweet Princes
there need to be 14 coffins filled, does that mean 13 princes and the king? then the escaping plan from kurupica would be against the kings wishes
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RE: South Park
i liked that terrnece and phillip were old, as in this joke is getting old. its seems to be setting up a more episode finale for the season.
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RE: Kingdom
Heki, you are f***ed.
actually this will be the first time heki can realy show what he can do. up untill now he hasnt shown real greatness. always being kind of the weekest general we know. He needs this development
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RE: Kingdom
[http://sensescans.com/reader/read/kingdom/en/50/537/page/1
! So it seems ouhon got his big break true, now its up to shin to prove something similar](http://sensescans.com/reader/read/kingdom/en/50/537/page/1)
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RE: Kingdom
@K.:
Heki's fire has just been put to 1000, that Hawk guy will not see it coming.
I could see a scenario where Kisui dies but Batei is underestimated and he manages to get Makou, if so, whom get controls of the Makou army: Mou Ten, Ou Hon or Shin. That would be exciting.
how big is the army? 30.000? each gain 10.000 and become 15.000 men commanders?
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RE: Game of Thrones (tv show thread)
the writers had a clear goal of how they wanted the season to end, and how the aliences should be. this was the best way (for them) to get to were they wanted to go. i didnt like most of the episode. only trhe last part were jon was willing to bend the knee was good for me. it showed trust and respect between the two. danny finaly realised how insufferable she had been and is realising that she needs to do better. get back on her original goal. however bad this episode was, it was needed
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RE: Game of Thrones (tv show thread)
well, they didnt want to change sides again, pride,strenght and loyalty means something to them. they blamed sam whole his life for being a coward.
In the trip behind the wall, i realy got this fellowship of the ring idea. but boromir allready died
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RE: Game of Thrones (tv show thread)
the fact that team dynearis for got about earon in their plan for battle was completely ridiculus
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RE: Game of Thrones (tv show thread)
i liked the arya (as long as one wolf lives, the sheep will never be safe)and most of the hound parts. not a lot of stuff happened though, just moving around pieces. the part about tyrion and the gang setting food on dragonstone was a bit wierd, as i would have believed ther to be combat. seemingly everyone new they were gonna land there. why not set up defense. and for the gang to just enter with only two geards seems highly irresponsible
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RE: Hiatus x Hiatus III: Goodnight, Sweet Princes
Well she did ask one of her bodyguards to call her mom.
and her nen monster has lots of boobs, as a nurturing mother
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RE: Onepunch-Man (redrawn version)
Except I don't care about the original work. Like I said, I'm in for Murata art skills, some cool characters and overall fight direction (wich Murata also excel at). Without it, I would never have touched OPM. I don't think you understand my point. I can care less about the humor of the manga, I find it unfunny and childish most of the time (wich it clearly is), but I can just pass on it (wich I do). I'm in for the fight. Metal Bat vs Garou was not that serious, but it has Murata art skill at its best and the fight direction was top notch. Plus the fight ended on a humor note, but it wasn't childish or dumb, it was quite clever to show Garou is not entirely evil.
You can say Genos is ridiculous all you want, his test fight against Saitama may be one of the best artistic work in manga history. I read a lot of manga and was litteraly blow away by this scene. I think I'm not alone to have felt it this way.
Compare those two fights with the way Saitama ends his fight with Suryiu and the way he just kicks Garou the second time. If you have some taste, you can spot the difference between fantastic art direction and childish/repepitive humor just for the sake of it. Like I said, I don't care about the humor of OPM, EXCEPT when it clash with what I like in it (Murata skills and fight direction). That's exactly what happened with the butt attack against Suryiu and the kick at Garou.
You all say Saitama has never gone full serious, but at least the way he defeats Boros or the moment he destroys the meteor by jumping into it were fantastic piece of art and they weren't ridiculous in any way. Those are the moments I like in OPM.
this show is ment as a gag manga with the addition of incredible art. if you dont like it drop it, but dont complain about the core genre of this manga. Althought its is somewhat repetative, it stays funny to me, every time it gets me to smile or even laugh out loud. i realy like the story and the jokes better then the fights. (same goes for one piece)
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RE: Kingdom
I think Kisui will manage to evade the encirclement and retreat instead of attacking.Also i don't expect Batei to fall this early.[
the battkle field was this one side, riboku not seeing this coming would be a failure on his part, he is gonna react to this, and kisui will get away from this, only thing i dont k ow for sure is, if ouson predictide this and actualy mad a play on some other front
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RE: Kingdom
[http://sensescans.com/reader/read/kingdom/en/48/521/page/1
! i cant imagine riboko not expecting something like this. but it does make for an interesting first day of battle](http://sensescans.com/reader/read/kingdom/en/48/521/page/1)
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RE: Game of Thrones (tv show thread)
if a dragon would be turned into a zombie, would it spit ice?
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RE: Food Wars - It's In the Trash
i would like for ishiki to win against Tsukasa, that way we know that ishiki is the strongest, and he will be the oponent for soma to beat in the next year. this will make sure that there are no loose ends concerning ever beating the third years. as ishiki is now the king and beating him next year is still possible.
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RE: Kingdom
i can imagine ousen setting out to raid nearby villages, and sent the people to kantan, and make them hinder ribokos army. so they keep getting new suplies, while gyou is starving. and even more refugees that need to be taken care off
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RE: Kingdom
@Tamiel:
My understanding would be to siege Gyou as the locusts effect is going on, and see which supply runs out first. Part of the plan would be to have one army sieging. Another one supporting Yontawa and last but not least another delaying the reinforcements from Kantan that's if the king allows the troops to move.
i can even see kanki being the group responsible of raiding the syply lines of zhou
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RE: Archer
anyone watching this season, first two episode were a bit so-so, but i realy liked the third one
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RE: Kingdom
those people will need food in the next city, emptying the suplies of those towns, if those people dont revieve food they will gain hate for zhou, wich makes invading moe easy, there might even be soldiers switchings sides.
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RE: Food Wars - It's In the Trash
damn, talk about a boring dish that's doomed to lose. Soba with sakura style fried shrimp? Really? Traditional and well executed perhaps, but still incredibly dull for a 'gourmet' take on japanese food.
he rwhole life was about tradition, the only thing she can do is perfecting tradition (a tradition that has proven to be the top of its cuisine) going out of the tradition would be completely wrong
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RE: Kingdom
i imagine the 3 armys spreading out, as to make reading the intention impossible. maybe even capture all the nearby citys first. send a 5000 man comander to each city and take it. and ousen focusses on setting up a siege fore the capital.
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RE: Grimdark Edgy Science Show (Rick & Morty Thread)
shokugeki no morty?
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RE: Random News Article Discussion II
he wants to get votes for his referendum, and until this point he was doing fairly oke. Painting Europe as the bad guy and the need for a strong hero to defend Turkey against Europe. But this time he clearly went to far. Threatening people who have no stake in this, peaceful civilians. That should rise eyebrows with the people who are gonna vote.
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RE: Random News Article Discussion II
whats wrong with Erdogan, does he realy want a war?
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RE: Random News Article Discussion II
I expected this, but still: uuuuggghhh
i voted D66, hope they get the education position
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RE: Random News Article Discussion II
for coalition according to those numbers: VVD, CDA, D66 and another party to chose
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RE: Random News Article Discussion II
Dutch Political History Chapter 3: Or How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Love the Neoliberal Globalist Shilling
The Political Landscape 1982-2001[hide]The political landscape in these years is defined by the three main parties CDA, Labour and VVD all moving closer to the centre and becoming increasingly technocratic. This lead to increasing wealth and prosperity, but a lot of people started feeling like the elites had lost touch with the common people.
If the UK broke with the Keynesian consensus with the election of Thatcher in 1979 and America did a year later in 1980 with Reagan’s election, then the Netherlands did so in 1982, when the CDA, with youngest PM ever Ruud Lubbers, formed a government with the VVD. At the time, the Netherlands was facing a recession, increasing debt, poverty and mass unemployment. The cabinet decided to mass privatize and cut massively in the welfare state, which, admittedly, had taken on ridiculous proportions. Most notably, when employees were fired their employers put them in disability health care, so employers wouldn’t have them pay them for firing them and employees would still receive money. The cabinet would go down in history as the no-nonsense cabinet, for the businesslike way it dealt with all these problems.
There were protests, of course, but without much success. After the 1986 elections, Lubbers-II was formed, with the same two parties, CDA and VVD, with the exact same net seats, but CDA took a much greater share this time. Lubbers-II continued austerity and privatization and there was greater economic growth. The deficit continued to decrease. However, after 3 years, and 7 years total, CDA and VVD got sick of one another and the CDA, since the post-war period the almighty party in the country, decided to disband government and would give governing with Labour a shot after elections in 1989. Sure enough, CDA won those elections and with Labour close behind them, they were able to form a cabinet that covered 103 out of 150 seats in the House (Lubbers-I and II covered 81 seats).
Lubbers-III continued austerity, though now with a centre-left party instead of a right-wing party, not nearly as harshly. After the Cold War, at the end of history, the cabinet started drastically decreasing its defense budget and ended the draft. Most importantly, it agreed with its European partners to turn the economic EEG into the political EU and agreed that within this political union, there’d be one coin, the Euro. The cabinet sat out its full term and with his 12 years, Ruud Lubbers is the longest-sitting and probably best PM the country’s had since WWII. Because of innter turmoil, Lubbers’ successor completely screwed up and the CDA lost 20 seats in the 1994 elections. Labour also lost seats but but ended up the biggest party, despite losing.
In 1994, left-wing Labour formed a cabinet with arch-rival right-wing VVD, along with the progressive (neo)liberals D66. This “Purple” cabinet (social-democratic red and liberal blue) would go down as the definition of the technocratic years, where ideology would be done away with in favour of neat bureaucratic decisions led by neoliberal decisions and a welcoming, progressive social policy. It’s also one of the first “Third Way” governments, which would come to haunt the social-democrats in every country soon enough. It’s also the first government since 1918 that did not have any confessional parties in it. Under the lead of Labour leader Wim Kok, the cabinet Kok-I wiped away unemployment, the money started pouring in from everywhere and euthanasia was legalized when someone was suffering endlessly.
Because of its huge popularity, Labour, VVD and D66 increased their net House seats in the 1998 elections which was unique. Kok-2 governed during the height of ‘90s prosperity, legalized gay marriage and would be praised all the way into the White House, where “Wim Kawwk” was called the creator of the Third Way by Bill Clinton. In the 20 years since, 1982, the Netherlands went from the second worst performing country financially in the EEG to the very best performer in the EU. Foreign pundits could not stop talking about the Dutch success story. Along with the good fiscal conservatism, its progressive social policy would ensure that Purple governments could reign endlessly. Ideology was over. Privatization and the free market would lead to endless prosperity and the money could be spent on keeping health care costs from getting out of hand. In August 2001, Kok said he would resign as Labour leader and would not look for another term as prime minister after May 2002 elections. At the time, the Purple parties were still reigning supreme. But nine months later, they would collectively lose over half their House seats…[/hide]
Chapter 4: The Populist Tsunami
The Political Landscape 2002-2012[hide]Three weeks after Kok’s goodbye announcement, a group of Al-Quada terrorists hijacked four planes and killed 3,000 people. The 9/11 attacks reverberated all the way to the Netherlands where people suddenly found out about Islam. At the same time, an extremely bald, extremely extravagant gay sociology professor called Pim Fortuyn became leader of the “Livable Netherlands” Party. Fortuyn hated the Purple cabinets for ignoring Islam and immigration and for being too leftist economically (differentiating him from future populists who’d consider the Purple Third Way governments too right-wing). People agreed with him and his Islamophobic rhetoric quickly started off his astronomic rise in the polls. In February, he was kicked out of hs party for calling Islam a retarded culture and for wanting to revoke Article I of the constitution, the ban on discrimination. He quickly started his own party, continued his rise in the polls, while at the same time Labour, VVD and D66 continued to fall apart, continued to make the wrong decisions and continued to have no idea how to deal with this man, who hated on Islam to defend western progressivism and who in the middle of live debates started discussing how cum tasted and how much sex he had with Moroccan boys. The entire country was properly shook, as surely, the most progressive party in the world couldn’t fall in love with this insane echo of Nazism? To add insult to injury, Kok-II resigned in April 2002 after the Srebrenica report stated that the Dutch never should’ve accepted the mission (though it should be noted it was Lubbers-III who OK’d it) in the first place. On that subject, Erdogan saying today that the Dutch slaughtererd 8,000 Muslim men there is an alternative fact.
On 6 may 2002, 9 days before the general election, Pim Fortuyn was murdered by a radical environmentalist. His party would go on to win 26 seats in government, more than Labour and VVD would win each after their disastrous election. CDA was the biggest winner, recovering from its losses the previous eight years, and they formed a government with VVD and Fortuyn’s party. It disbanded quickly after 87 days. Without Fortuyn, these people were just a bunch of clowns without any idea what governing was. Kind of like the current clowns in the White House. And without Fortuyn, his party would soon disappear. They only won 8 seats in the 2003 election, while VVD and Labour went back to nearly the same numbers they had in the ‘90s. The populist tide had turned, it was back to business as usual. Right?
CDA leader Jan-Peter Balkende now formed his second cabinet with VVD and D66, a centre-right government. Like Lubbers-I, it was a no-nonsense cabinet that did mass austerity reforms. It also gave political support to 2003 Iraq invasion (it would’ve given military support if the previous cabinet had lasted longer than 87 days and into 2003). The free-thinking Liberal VVD was no lurching to the right to take the Fortun party’s place, being tough on immigration and demanding Muslims properly integrate into society. Most notably, the party kicked a rabble-rousing backbencher out of the party for being too radical. That backbencher was Geert Wilders.
Nearly as traumatizing as the Fortuyn murder was the terrorist murder of director and Islam-critic Theo van Gogh by a radical Muslim. This continued and escalated the Islam-hysteria that never really ended since then. Quickly after the murder, Wilders received a security detail and a secret living place to hide, circumstances he still lives with today. It probably also added to his continued radicalization.
In 2006, the government fell after D66 gave up faith in the coalition after shenanigans with radical immigration minister Rita Verdonk. Verdonk tried to become VVD party leader in that same year, but the party members chose moderate newcomer Mark Rutte by a tiny margin instead. Verdonk was much more popular with the electorate though and always chosen as most popular cabinet member (basically this is a Trump/GOP/GOP electorate situation, though Verdonk was still a party insider). In the 2006 election Verdonk received 500,000 more votes as the party’s number 2 than party leader Rutte did (during elections you can choose to vote for anyone on the party list). Inner turmoil in the VVD made them lose many seats and the CDA chose to create a centrist cabinet with Labour and ChristianUnion. Geert Wilders’ Freedom Party first partook in elections and won 9 seats. A great result, but not even close to Fortuyn’s 26 in 2002.
In this final Balkenende government, not much happened until late 2008. This was partly due to the fact that CDA leader and PM and Labour leader and finance minister (the most respected cabinet position) Wouter Bos despised each other. When the Great Recession set in, the government started buying all the banks. ALL THE BANKS. With the rise of Youtube and social media, Geert Wilders would become a star with his theatrical and provocating behaviour in the House and steadily rise in the polls.
This cabinet too would fall, in 2010, after Balkenende refused to admit he was wrong after a commission showed the shoddy decision-making when it came to Iraq, and soon after the decision to continue a NATO military mission in Afghanistan. Labour didn’t want to partake in that mission and thus pulled the plug.
In the 2010 elections, the Freedom Party would reach its greatest success, with 24 seats. The VVD, under the same Mark Rutte that greatly lost in 2006, became the biggest winner, making the Liberals the biggest for the first time since the First World War, and barely edging out Labour by one seat (31 vs. 30). CDA plummet from 41 to 23 seats, as people really were sick of the Christians and their leader Balkenende at this point. The VVD decided to govern with the PVV and the CDA. This split the CDA nearly in half, but as their leaders said, it is important to take “governing responsibility.” Rutte-I was formed and became the first really right-wing government. They cut on “leftist hobbies” such as culture and developmental help and invested in “homeland security.” They also set in a new round of austerity as a result of the Great Recession and dangerously quickly rising unemployment. Keynesians they were not. Hell, even the Obama government invested more at this point in the economy.
Because the government only had a 76 seat majority in the House and soon a minority in the Senate, this government would soon have to start making deals with other parties. Here, Rutte would show his ability for dealmaking. As the Recession turned into a financial and Euro crisis, the Rutte government would show an affinity to tell other countries to keep its finances in check, but to their own horror would find out that their own wasn’t great either in 2012. As a result, they had do even more austerity (18 million to be exact), which would ultimately lead to Wilders breaking up the coalition. A furious VVD and CDA would blame Wilders for running away from responsibility at the height of a crisis.
In the 2012 election the PVV dropped from 24 seats to 15 seats, as he changed his tune from Islamophobia (no longer a big issue at the time) to Euro-skepticism (apparently not a big issue at the time either). The once mighty CDA dropped from 23 to 13, punished for their collaboration with the Wilders radicals. VVD and Labour won greatly, as they fought a classic left vs. right election battle. VVD edged out Labour 41 to 38 seats. Truly, VVD and Labour went back to nearly the same numbers they had in the ‘90s. The populist tide had turned, it was back to business as usual. Right?[/hide]
Chapter 5: Business As Usual. Right?
The Political Landscape 2012-2017[hide]After fighting to keep one another out of government, VVD and Labour embraced each other instead and formed a cabinet together. Rutte continued wheeling and dealing for the next years, as he needed majorities in the Senate to pass legislation. A “constructive opposition” formed supported by the liberal progressive D66, and the Christian SGP and ChristianUnion would go on to help pass reforms in health care, the housing market, school financing and on and on.
Rutte-II continued the “no nonsense” tradition as everything that could be reformed would be reformed to fight the rising debt and unemployment. Labour was almost consistently bleeding virtual seats as almost nobody supported the austerity agenda. Meanwhile, VVD was bleeding virtual seats because the cabinet was fighting income inequality. VVD also turned out to be thoroughly corrupt as three of its ministers, two state secretaries and the House chairwoman. Still, despite some troubles when it came to accepting refugees and Labour dissidents torpedoing a VVD minister’s health care reform in the Senate, the two parties managed to work together well for 4.5 years and became the first coalition to sit out the ride (officially) since 1994-1998.
As troubles continued to brew in Europe due to Greece’s financial troubles (and subsequent bailouts) and the refugee crisis in 2015, Wilders started a new astronomic rise in the polls, all the way to a height of 41 in late 2015, when the refugee crisis reached its most dramatic point. Still, it should be noted that not a single of the over 90,000 refugees ever had to sleep outside, so kudos to the government. Boosted by the Brexit and the Trump election, Wilders’ dream of becoming the biggest party finally had gained unstoppable momentum. This only increased as ISIS started to terrorize every city known to man (though remember that the only Dutch Islamic terrorist attack was the Theo van Gogh murder).
As the 2017 election loomed, VVD and Labour started to drift apart so they could regain their ideological colors. As such, Rutte was able to present himself as the “decent” and only alternative to Wilders. His Wilders Lite rhetoric means he’s edging out Wilders in the polls (barely). He is also being hounded by statements he made in the 2012 election where he said that, if elected, every citizen would receive 1000 Euro and that not a cent would go to the Greeks. Both were false and nobody trusts him anymore. His email server seems to be in tiptop shape though, thankfully (funfact: the minister of economic affairs used a Gmail address for many years, but when an outraged opposition confronted him with that he told them to buzz off and it never lead to anything).
While the VVD’s voter bleed is pretty bad (they will probably lose around a third of their seats), Labour’s losses are expected to be dramatic. They won 38 seats in 2012, but are expected to end up with 12 seats max. Their conservative “white working class” voters have gone to Wilders, their progressives went to D66 and GreenLeft and their immigrant voters went to immigrant/Muslim party DENK, a splitoff from two former Labour members. Labour is being punished for their participation in Rutte-II, while D66 is being rewarded for their constructive opposition and their standpoints on medical-ethical issues (weed, euthanasia for elderly people who consider their lifes complete and a donor law that makes everyone a donor). GreenLeft, under new leader Jesse Klaver, will be the biggest winner along with PVV as they are set to go from 4 seats to 16-20 seats with their anti-populist message of hope and change, boosted by first time voters, who represent over 8% of the electorate this year. The shame of the VVD/Labour coalition is of course that ultimately they did a really good job, despite bad optics. While there might have been a bit too much austerity, there is now a budget surplus and unemployment is steadily decreasing. Reforms have been made and are set for the next 20 years and we can finally start spending again.
And so we end on the eve of the election, after a tepid election campaign with almost zero change in the polls, aside from the PVV slowly bleeding voters (because Trump) and the CDA, now embracing conservative small-minded values, slowly rising. The parties and pundits were desperate for a gamechanger, but no such thing came to be. The assumption was that VVD and PVV would chase each other to the top, and leftists would strategically vote VVD out of PVV fear, but so thing came to be. Because of stupid decisions to partake in as little debates as possible, Rutte and Wilders stayed out of the spotlights. Wilders in general decided to just do his entire campaign through tweets, like his idol, presumably forgetting that he lives in a different society with a different electoral system. The polls were virtually stagnant since the start of the year. But then the gamechanger came this weekend when a Turkish clown pretending to be a sultan decided to call the Dutch fascists, remnants of Nazism, rotten people and perpetrators of genocide. And so Rutte, the tough but secure commander in chief and Wilders, the one who's always been warning about Erdogan since the early '00s, could finally begin climbing in the polls.[/hide]
Tomorrow, we will turn the international populist tides!
There are 5 parties that are chasing each other at the top of the polls right now; VVD, PVV, CDA, D66 and GreenLeft. 14 parties are expected to receive seats in the new House. But there is also one certainty: the polls lie.
And one final thing about the DISHONEST media. I keep seeing articles about how the once “left-wing” Netherlands are to be taken over by the far-right, but as you may have noticed from reading this history, this country has almost always skewed to the right, has consistently been a fan of fiscal conservative measures and has had two far-right insurgencies, both leading to cabinet participation. This has all happened before.
thanks for the interesting summery
Ill be going to vote now
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RE: Chapter 855: Growwwwwwlll!
i am wondering about the wedding. if sanji and luffy go trough with it, i am kinda hoping that sanji can actualy withstand the bullet that pudding is gonna shoot. that would show he surpassed germa technology, makes all the build up about the gun being good worth. and IF sanji survives that blow, he has fulfilled all promises and actualy is free to do what he wants.
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RE: Chapter 853: Not Here!!!
so did brook hide a paper with all the signs in his head again?
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RE: BBC Sherlock
First episode was kind of meh, just all over the place. The second was much better, but Toby Jones is pretty awesome in general. I kind of want the episodes to just go back to being cool mystery stories and not all drama between Sherlock and Watson, though.
i am getting tired of stuff happining at gunpoint, its over used and for a show that revolves around smart people, there are a lot of dumb gun involved. i want the show to get back to talking and thoughts instead of guns, drugs and action
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RE: League of Legends
what are your opinions on the fact that that mages are replacing adc`s? i am actualy glad that happens. its the only place only one type of champion is played, every other role there can be bruizers, tanks, mages and even assasins(maybe not support for the last one). so i am actual glad they are changing up the old mate from 5 seasons. i hope they see that adc can be played on other places aswell. and makes it so again that all champions can be played at every position, or at least at a couple positions
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RE: BBC Sherlock
! with sherlock death being fake, moriatys death is full of controversy, i dont care much about characters being suposedly death or alive, so i dont care mary is death. the case was kind of boring aswell. dint feel invested at all at the second part of the episode
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RE: League of Legends
overvieuw is cool, almost 24 000 shrooms placed with teemo on two accounts.
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RE: League of Legends
i wonder when they are gonna nerf colossus though. it seems a bit to strong
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RE: League of Legends
they should just completely remove autofill. the amount of trolling, queuedodging and flaming has been very high the last couple of weaks
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RE: Food Wars - It's In the Trash
rindou learns coocking thechnics by eating the food.
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RE: League of Legends
i play top mainly and i am even able to use the plants, i sneak in take their red/blue buf and use the jump away plant to get into the river, then take the heal to go back to lane full health. and have my advantage
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RE: Kingdom
they make it a big cliff hanger so it might be someone completely unexpected: Shouheikun or even more crazy Ten. she is invited for a reason(or just because shin is an idiot)