Dutch PM says the quiet part out loud
Outgoing Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte emphasized the urgency of regaining trust so that people do not vote for ‘populists’ like Geert Wilders.
During the past week, the world's elites gathered in Davos, Switzerland for the annual World Economic Forum meeting where they discussed new ideologies, policies, and tactics that they can implement on us ‘normies’.
In an interactive panel discussion titled, ‘Town Hall: How to Trust Governance,’ audience members were encouraged to participate in three anonymous polls on why they believe trust in government has declined and what world governments can do to regain that lost trust, especially in Western nations.
Dutch PM @MarkRutte admits to being a part of the global elite and says the quiet part out loud..
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Do you believe him? https://t.co/aJiaQfYNuD. pic.twitter.com/WBU5XUiTxN
When asked by another panellist about his recent election loss to Wilders, who leads the of Party for Freedom, Rutte attributed the win to the use of social media and the propagation of the issue of immigration. He then concluded that immigration is out of control but confessed that he has no proposed solutions.
Dutch Prime Minister, @MarkRutte emphasises the importance of regaining trust to prevent people from voting for "populists" like Geert Wilders.
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Rutte admits he does not oppose populism when it serves the interests of the main parties.https://t.co/aJiaQfZlkb pic.twitter.com/i1XKDUWgBJ
Wilders gained popularity with his criticism of the Netherlands' current immigration policies, specifically from Islamist countries.
Nearing the end of the discussion, PM Rutte admitted that he is not entirely opposed to populism when it is used to serve the interests of the main parties.
