Nexit?

[vetran]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...um-policy.html

Brussels warns it WON'T let The Netherlands opt out of EU rules and bring in its 'strictest-ever' asylum policy despite it being a key pledge of the country's new democratically-elected coalition

[sreed]

Nah. I’m a fan of Geert but there is no way Netherlands will leave the EU in the foreseeable future. When push comes to shove, there simply isn’t close to the level of public support that such a move would need.

[vetran]

Nah. I’m a fan of Geert but there is no way Netherlands will leave the EU in the foreseeable future. When push comes to shove, there simply isn’t close to the level of public support that such a move would need.

I was told 5-10 years ago Wilder and similar would never get in, now its happening.

[Paddy]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...um-policy.html

It's not news in NL or in the rest of the EU but somehow the DM manage to find a story. There is no chance of NL exiting the EU. Your Brexit lot were saying that the EU would collapse three years after Brexit but now, showing the shambolic state of the EU, not even the far right French want to leave. The latest Brexit benefit according to the government is that cafes in the UK are allowed to apply to the local council to put tables and chairs on the street, obviously they think that no-one has seen this activity in Europe.