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Wilders speelt met vuur over de monetaire unie (NL)

September 30, 2011

Geert Wilders was op Prinsjesdag blij. Na een eurofiele begroting had de koningin een Europavrije troonrede uitgesproken.

Wilders houdt niet van Europa, want de Europese Unie gaat volgens zijn verkiezingsprogramma steeds meer lijken op de ‘oude Sovjet-Unie. De EUssr’. Het gevolg? ‘Onze vlag wappert niet meer in vrijheid”, maar moet een “vlag naast zich tolereren van een Europese superstaat.’

Toch pleit de Partij voor de Vrijheid in datzelfde verkiezingsprogramma voor economische en monetaire samenwerking. Wacht even: monetaire samenwerking? Het Europees Monetair Stelsel dat in 1979 werd opgericht, leidde uiteindelijk toch tot de euro? Kennelijk is de PVV dus niet anti-euro.

Maar waarom riep Wilders dan in mei dat Nederland uit de eurozone moet, en begin september dat Griekenland eruit moet? Waarom wil een partij die voor monetaire samenwerking is, dit systeem niet repareren? Waarom kiest die partij niet voor meer economische en monetaire samenwerking?

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