This video from Belgium says about itself:
Buy Buy Europe | 2 – Austerity till the grave
6 October 2013
The bailout of the financial sector cost thousands of billions of euros. In this episode, we’ll take a look at who eventually footed the bill.
Second episode of the web series based on the bestselling “How dare they? – The euro, the crisis and the big hold-up” by Peter Mertens. Over 5 episodes, we’ll take a look at the winners and losers of the euro crisis. Above all we ask: what kind of Europe do we want?
Tonight, Dutch NOS TV brought the first results of the 2014 European Parliament elections … er, it was an exit poll.
Less than 40% of the electorate went to the polling stations.
The results were:
PVV (xenophobic party of Geert Wilders): 12,7%
D66 (“liberal”, pro-European Union): 15,3%
VVD (pro-big business party of Prime Minister Rutte, biggest party in two-party governing coalition): 12,1%
CDA (Christian Democrats, sister party of Merkel in Germany): 15 ,4%
Socialist Party: 10 ,0%
PvdA (social democrats, junior partners in coalition government with the VVD): 9,3%
IQ-partij (one-man party, just one candidate): 0,%
GroenLinks: 7,2%
Christian Union-SGP (coalition of two Calvinist Protestant parties): 7,9%
50+ (pensioners’ party):4,1%
Party for the Animals: 4,2%.
Four percent is enough for one seat.
Artikel 50 (its MEP founder Daniël van der Stoep split from Wilders’ PVV party after police caught Van der Stoep driving while drunk): ,%
Pirate party (‘one issue’ party about the Internet): ,%
Greens: ,%
Anti-EU(ro) party: ,%
Liberal Democrat party (split from the VVD which they thought was becoming too conservative): 0,%
Jesus Lives (Christian fundamentalists): ,%
Ikkiesvooreerlijk.eu (for more European Union influence): ,%
Aandacht en Eenvoud: 0,%
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