Fake PVV account sows confusion; Is SGP's Van der Staaij in pole position for explorer?

The fake account @PVVpers on X is trying to shake up the political landscape! With the false claim that former SGP leader Kees van der Staaij is being nominated by the PVV as a scout, the account misses the mark completely. The real Geert Wilders was short and to the point in his rebuttal: "Nothing is true. This is not a PVV but a fake account."

It is, of course, hilarious that jokers like this think they can manipulate the political order with their fake news. Certainly, Van Der Staaij is not an unsympathetic choice. The man has earned his spurs in Dutch politics, is respectable and has proven he can stand above the parties. No one can deny that.

But let's not fool each other, we at DDS would rather put our money on Fred Teeven and Hans Wiegel as possible scouts. As far as we are concerned, two gentlemen with a right-wing signature would do no harm in this left-saturated landscape.

Indeed, post-election, Hague politicians are brooding on a majority coalition. The goal? To find a scout to find out what coalition possibilities there are. Who will eventually be appointed? That remains uncertain for now. All eyes will be on Wilders. The PVV has caused a landslide in the political landscape with its most recent victory. Owner of no fewer than 37 seats in the Lower House soon, no party leader can avoid acknowledging that Wilders' PVV is pulling the strings.

It is too early to make a final judgment on the final coalition, but let one thing be clear: they will not be able to avoid Geert Wilders, the big winner of this election. The PVV calls for accepting the voice of the people and engaging with the PVV as a possible government partner.

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Now let's hope our future scout will send out more truthful tweets than our online court jester. Political tension is rising, and what the Netherlands needs is a lively, but above all truthful discussion. Geert Wilders stands before us - hopefully other party leaders will follow his lead.