Forum for Democracy emerged in the nitrogen crisis and the farmer protests as an explicit pro-farmer party. Party leader Thierry Baudet explains Monday morning 14 October in an exclusive conversation with Boerenbusiness what his motives are and what solutions he sees. "We need to have a different vision of our society."
This is in response to it Boerenbusiness article:
[url=http://www.boerenbusiness.nl/video/10884335/baudet-boeren-moet-hun-gang-kan-gaan]Baudet: 'Farmers must be allowed to do their own thing'[/url]
Watch out for FD. This party is anti EU. If we all want to continue to produce as much as we do now (and that's what all the demonstrations are for!!) then we really need the EU to get rid of all products. And I know that there are people who think differently about this, but saying yes now (to FvD) is never going back!! Baudet is a master at editing people.
I see that many readers are pleased with the story of that Baudet. He seems to support the farmers, but I think he uses that as a stepping stone to (total) political power. Read about this, for example, Alex de Jong ('What does Baudet want, and what should the left do in return' - Globalinfo) or Marijn Kruk ('How Thierry Baudet hung on the lips of Jean-Marie Le Pen' - DeCorrespondent).
I see that many readers are pleased with the story of that Baudet. He seems to support the farmers, but I think he uses that as a stepping stone to (total) political power. Read about this, for example, Alex de Jong ('What does Baudet want, and what should the left do in return' - Globalinfo) or Marijn Kruk ('How Thierry Baudet hung on the lips of Jean-Marie Le Pen' - DeCorrespondent).