Dutch leader leaves the Government of Geert Wilders

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Remote Right Leader GEERT Wilders came out of the Dutch government, and the country was politically uncertain.

Wilders, the Freedom Party (PVV), the largest of the four-sided coalition, said that Wilders could no longer support shelter applications.

“No signature for our shelter plans, there is no change for the main coalition agreement. PVV leaves the coalition,” Wilders said on social media on Tuesday.

The Dutch parliament can now try to find a new coalition that calls a majority or fresh election.

The coalition government lasted 11 months and was Riven often with arguments.

Canteen While trying to be a prime minister, Dick Swoof, who has never wanted to be a prime minister with a spy chief of the role, which has never been a selected office.

Last week offered a 10-point plan to cut spiders and demanded signing other leaders. This includes the border and the country’s use of the army using the army to send a very Syrian refugee house to return to the country after the fall of Bashar al-Assad regime last year.

During the crisis talks on Monday and Tuesday, the other three parties refused to agree with the plans they said they were illegal.

The leader of the second largest coalition party, Dilan Yesilgöz, Liberal VVD, “Only do whatever he wanted” attacked the savages. “We had a majority of one and he lets him go to the ego,” he said.

His closest ally, Caroline van der players, farmer-civil movement, Wilders are “irresponsible”.

“He has all the trumps in his hand and still draws the chips,” he said.

Wilders’ plan has already called for a ban on family members who joined the refugees in the Netherlands.

The savages took death threats In 2008, when the Qur’an prepares the trainings of 9/11 terrorist attacks and other atrocities. Since then, it has been living in a safe house, protects a police and often sends threats online.

Recently, the Khitho sent a survey that most of the Netherlands wanted to ban Islam from the country.

The remote movements around Europe have been engaged in migration as a strong implementation in Germany, Poland, Austria, Portugal and Romania this year. Ultranationalist Karol Nawrokdi was elected President of Poland on Sunday.