"The fourth government of Mark Rutte, 56, the Netherlands’
longest-serving prime minister, collapsed as coalition
partners were seemingly incapable of coming to a compromise on the
issue of migration and asylum policy. This marks the third time since
coming to power in 2010 that a Rutte government failed to complete a
full term in office. The issue of mass migration has come to the fore of Dutch politics as
the country’s infrastructure was stretched so thin that last year many
migrants were forced to sleep outdoors as a result of lack of
accommodation. Vlaardingerbroek, who has been a champion of the Dutch farmer protest
movement that saw thousands of farmers take to their tractors over the
past two years in opposition to the EU-driven green agenda that
threatens to shut down their farms forever, said, however, that the
upcoming elections represent a “real chance of getting our country back”
and to fight back against the “expropriation of our farmers, push back
on immigration, and take back our national sovereignty from
organisations like the EU and the WEF.” Breitbart
