ENG - Nigel Farage has something to say about 'Belgium' and his leader Yves Leterme

At the beginning of belgium's presidency of the EU in july 2010, Nigel Farage says some true things about this artificial thing 'Belgium' and his leader, prime minister Yves Leterme. Afterwards, he got support from the only real Flemish nationalist party, Vlaams Belang.

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News & Politics

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• nigel farage
• ukip
• vlaams belang
• belgium
• flemish independance
• flemish movement

[junksummoner]

first thumbs up given by a belgian

i like the way you think, nigel

[taxisgay12]

The EU is a total cluster fuck.

[comprehensiveboy]

Maybe Belgium could unite with an independent Scotland with Alex Salmond as Prime Minister.  Just an idea.

[theraconteur1]

@Ordinaryguy89 Another one of his convictions has been vindicated! And the truth shall set you free.

[heldendaden]

paljas, ignorent people, so easy...

[diekerel]

@albertcorn If I remember correct she's from 'green', basically they're cronies of Leterme's party.

The story here is that if you don't want to vote left or right, vote for green, because they're thought to never be elected, while they always 'allied' themselves with 'Sp.a'-party of Leterme whenever that party won elections( almost nobody thinks of this), but basically in everything Sp.a goes, green follows. Hope it helps a bit.

[diekerel]

@partyallnightt Belgian politics in a nutshell! thumbs up for you!

[biozamadotcom]

Nigel always delivers

[Ordinaryguy89]

The presidency of Belgium is at an end, and there is indeed STILL NO GOVERNMENT in this country! Like always, Farage was damn right.

[eyeswideopennimrod]

It wont be long now before the real cracks start to appear as nations start to make plans to split away, lets hope it is Britain that makes the first move.

[eyeswideopennimrod]

It wont be long now before the real cracks start to appear as nations start to make plans to split away, lets hope it is Britain that makes the first move.

[envanje]

Strange how Farrage promotes the Iceland debacle as a success for it would be good for Iceland's export.

And Farrage is right, at least for those Icelanders who like to work on low wages for other more wealthy nations such as Turkey and Morocco.