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BoerBurgerBeweging is going for 5 to 6 seats

17 October 2020 - Redactie Boerenbusiness - 13 comments

Caroline van der Plas (53) from Deventer was elected as expected on Saturday (October 17) as the leader of BoerBurgerBeweging (BBB). She was the only candidate. BBB is counting on 2021 to 5 seats in the House of Representatives elections in March 6. 

BBB presents itself as a rural party. "We see ourselves as the local party in national politics. Such a party is desperately needed," says Van de Plas in a statement. "A party that has an eye for local affairs, the vitality of the countryside; we are still missing that in the Netherlands. But no longer from March 17, 2021."

BBB has also announced the order of the electoral list. It features the names of 18 candidates from various regions in the country. Of these, 12 are civilians and 6 are active agricultural entrepreneurs. If the ambition of 6 seats is achieved, then Caroline van der Plas (1.), Femke Wiersma (2.), Erik Stegink (3.), Derk Evert Waalkens (4.), Wim Jaspers (5.) and Elly van Wijk (6.) a place in the House of Representatives. 

Concerns about the quality of life in the countryside
Apart from pig farmer Stegink, they are all citizens. To get 6 seats in parliament, based on the electoral quota of just over 70.100 votes in the 2017 elections, more than 420.000 votes are needed.  

The title of the BBB Election Program is 'Common sense for a healthy countryside'. BBB is very concerned about the quality of life in rural areas. The countryside is seen by The Hague as a place where solar parks, industrial estates, distribution centers and data centers can be built. "Green is being exchanged for grey. That has to stop. Farmers are now being bought out en masse, because other parties want to 'build, build, build'. Citizens are told that this is done to restore nature," says Van der Plas. "They're just being fooled."

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smart ass 18 October 2020
This is in response to it Boerenbusiness article:
[url = https: // www.boerenbusiness.nl/ artikel/10889716/boer-burger-beweging-gaat-voor-5-tot-6-setels]Boer Burger Movement goes for 5 to 6 seats[/url]
actually sounds good
but then you have to get 20 seats
then you have something to say

good initiative
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cm 18 October 2020
Am for a more sober practical view and hope for 2 seats, that would be nice as a newcomer.
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Drent 18 October 2020
initiative is good, just think they don't get enough seats in 1x to have something to say. I'm not sure what to vote for, there are other larger parties that also want it different and that may now have a better chance.
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burke Brabant 19 October 2020
a seat would be enough, then you will be heard in the room and you can react to everything, so vote massively for this party, all the others have let us down
Student 19 October 2020
When it comes down to it, this party with the high number of rural citizens on the list will probably choke us just as hard. Green talk, quality of life, tourism, biological, spray-free zones around the citizen houses. Just wait and see.
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smart ass 19 October 2020
those spray-free zones are weird
that seems nice, but you bring in all kinds of vermin, both insects [thrips] and rats and mice
you can already see that there is no farmer in it who understands that
Caroline van der Plas 19 October 2020
student wrote:
When it comes down to it, this party with the high number of rural citizens on the list will probably choke us just as hard. Green talk, quality of life, tourism, biological, spray-free zones around the citizen houses. Just wait and see.
That is very premature. We do not set up a party and then let people suffocate. Citizens in the countryside have a warm heart for farmers and vice versa. That makes a BBB powerful because you will fight together for a liveable countryside.
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Drent 19 October 2020
I am sorry that there is no arable farmer in it.. we also have major problems with the many rules and laws
common sense 19 October 2020
Good initiative but much too late. Setting in The Hague is the problem.

Indirectly participating in this ruling cabaret is the destruction of everything that our democracy stands for, the astonishment among ministers is genuine because they are no longer open to our Christian culture.
Since October 14, 2010, every resistance has been running on a Teflon wall and follows the logic of guilt culture and enslavement into 1 cultural Europe.

BBB will have to do more than Wilders, Pim Fortuyn and Theo van Gogh together to save the burning of labor currency as a solution from decadent Rome with our hopeless prehistoric setting of ministers who are obliged to keep in step by repeating norms without any fundamental substantive understanding to disgust of the many scientists who keep their mouths shut because of subsidies.

Islamic population growth and newcomers will rule the roost simply through population growth. However, solutions in this regard are just as terrifying as the solutions of cabaret Netherlands, no ministerial accountability can ever change this, there is no Christian way back.

History repeats itself by a historian. The Netherlands chose the atheists, godless and unscrupulous.
Entry BBB 19 October 2020
Nice idea to start increasing the WOZ, the fictitious capital of banks with countries without equity?
Greed 19 October 2020
Increasing the WOZ means making citizens happy with inflation.
Caroline van der Plas 20 October 2020
To Drent: Boerenbusiness names only 6 of the 18 candidates. Frank Timmermans, arable farmer from Limburg, is also on the list of candidates.
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January 20 October 2020
would like another one from Flevoland, the NOP
there are the best and the best soil
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