Geert Wilders delivers a blow to the Euro

While annoying with his Zionism and Islam bashing, Geert Wilders is the only real force in Dutch politics resisting the Eurocratic Juggernaut, including its insane austerity drive. This weekend he withdrew his support from Mark Rutte’s cabinet, who today resigned, making new elections inevitable. This could be a major blow to the euro.

By Anthony Migchels for Henry Makow and Real Currencies

Some time back we analyzed Geert Wilders’ American Zionist financial backing and his rabid anti Islam message. In this way he skews his useful anti-immigration message. This is a typical way of controlling opposition: messing up a basically reasonable stance (anti-immigration) with a message unacceptable to the mainstream (islam bashing). So when he allowed the Christian Democrats and the VVD (the Business Party) to form a minority cabinet after the last elections, there was little reason to assume he would have anything useful to add to the traditional parties.

However, over the last eighteen months Geert Wilders proved to be a refreshing addition to Dutch politics. For instance, his concern with erosion of the Dutch nationality through immigration gained more credence when he started resisting the importation of cheap Polish laborers.

Holland, densely populated and with a large part of the labor force inactive and people over forty already considered old and written off does not need workers from elsewhere. Wages in Holland are way too high because Labor is taxed into oblivion and it is no mystery why. As Protocol 20 points out: “Taxation is best covered by a progressive tax on property…..The tax upon the poor man is a seed of revolution and works to the detriment of the state which in hunting after the trifling is missing the big.”

Income tax is just another destabilizing mind control operation by the enemy and the Goyim States are further uprooted by the Problem Reaction Solution methodology: simply solve expensive labor by importing some cheaper wage slaves from elsewhere, at the same time playing the divide and conquer game.

Wilders opened a hotline where people could report on problems with the Polish wokers. This resulted in a major backlash from Europe and the traditional Dutch parties who have cooperated with the Eurocratic agenda in such an utterly blatant way that they can only be considered outright traitors.

During the last few months Wilders also investigated scenarios for a return to the guilder. The traditional parties, all united in slavish support for the euro, use all sorts of unprovable and actually outrageous claims about the necessity of the Dutch participation in the euro, going as far as saying we owe our prosperity to the euro. Utter nonsense of course, Holland has always been one of the richest countries in the world, even before the days of the Amsterdam Empire. Dutch sovereign debt is about as solid as British and German debt, including structurally low interest rates.

Wilders’ investigation concluded a return to the guilder, while nasty, would be much cheaper than remaining on the hook for all the euro’s problems. In doing this Wilders was the only politician with standing breaking through the suffocating pro euro cordon. He was heavily criticized from all sides for his ‘populism’. Nowadays elite politics considers fending for the populace something tasteless.

Over the last few weeks tense negotiations had been going on the Catshuis, the Prime Minister Residence in the Hague. Fourteen billion in new cuts had to be found to comply with demands from Brussels to get the deficit back under 3%, the Maastricht Treaty norm, on top of the eighteen billion that already had been taken out of the budget when the cabinet came to power.

This weekend Wilders scuttled these negotiations and now elections seem necessary, as the VVD and the CDA cannot govern without him and the Labor Party (PvdA) cannot plausibly join the cabinet.

Wilders was absolutely right to do what he did. Not only was the cabinet looking to get the money from the small state pensions (AOW) that every 65+ Dutch pensioner gets, the austerity measures would have tanked the economy.

They were so self destructive that these cuts would have resulted in eight billion less income for the state as a result of collapsing economic activity. This is the disaster that has destroyed Ireland, Portugal and Greece and Wilders is the first in Europe to pull the plug on this insanity.

Without the cuts, though, the deficit will be at a well manageable 3,3 percent. Not what Brussels want, but absolutely not irresponsible, especially during a heavy depression.

The implications of Wilders’ coup could be quite profound. The Netherlands is an important ally for Germany. Usually Dutch politicians take a hard line stance on budget discipline, even more so than the Germans. Now they can no longer. Germany will be even more isolated in Europe when it tries to kick these utterly devastating austerity measures down the throats of the PIIGS.

The Germans are wielding a big stick, keeping all the member states in line, but it is becoming increasingly hard.

Some time back, Cameron vetoed a new European Treaty. This was spun as support for the City. But this is nonsense: the City is the Money Power’s HQ and the euro is a key building block of World Currency. What, I suspect, really happened is that Cameron faced a backbench revolt. By making Cameron look like he was protecting Banker’s perks in the negotiations with Sarkozy and Merkel, the Tory Euroskeptics were made to look like fools. Not that they care, they have been maligned for their nationalism for decades.

Meanwhile, Spain’s economy is unraveling. Its banks are in tatters. It needs hundreds of billions in bailouts and it is unclear where they should come from.

Conclusion
Geert Wilders did indeed create a major problem for the Eurocrats. He might win the elections too, with his heroic stance. He is the only real force in Dutch politics resisting Brussels and the Dutch electorate is quite fed up with many of the EU’s antics.

With Holland for the time being sidelined as an important ally for Germany in maintaining discipline, it will be very hard for the Money Power’s Golem to keep everybody in line.

The euro crisis was never unexpected. Far from it, as discussed on this site earlier, the Eurocrats created the euro knowing it was inevitable. They hoped to use the crisis to force Fiscal Union on the nations. Consolidating power over the national budgets in Europe and thus taking the last hurdle on the way to full blown Political Union.

They are failing. Their European Stability Mechanism won’t be ratified for the time being, not in Holland anyway. This means the Euro Crisis will not subside quickly. It is getting out of control. If Spain gets busted, Italy will be next.

Furthermore, last week it was reported that the IMF now for the first time seems to think the end of the Euro is a real possibility. It stated its demise would result in a deflationary crash. This, it seems, is what the Money Power wants anyway.

So perhaps it is now willing to let go of its pet supranational currency in return for a major global depression. It can then explain afterwards that it was all because the nations were so obstinate.

All this is in the realms of speculation of course. But the demise of the Euro is now for the first time a real possibility.

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