Start 1861: I just inherited the Dutch throne

Chapter 869 You are worthy of being the British Crown Prince.

1881 2 Month 16 Day.

Prince Edward, the Crown Prince of the British Empire and Prince of Wales, who is over 40 years old, directly named the Netherlands in the Financial Times, the most influential newspaper in the UK, making the most direct and comprehensive criticism in history.

"1% have it, 1% govern it, and 1% enjoy it" is the origin of the Dutch "democracy and freedom mask"

——The Dutch opposition Liberal Party funds candidates from the rival Christian Party and Socialist Party to participate in the intra-party competition because they believe that these people are more likely to be defeated by them than other Liberals in a three-party duel;

——Africans and Aboriginals make up more than a quarter of Western Australia’s parliamentary constituencies, and only one of the eight constituencies has a majority of Africans and Aboriginals;

——The Dutch cabinet government formed by the alliance of the Christian Party and the Socialist Party continued to send "immigrants from all over the world" into cities governed by the Liberal Party. Provinces such as New South Wales and Queensland had to enter a state of emergency. The original political ecology - The Liberal Party’s monopoly in these places may soon be broken;
——Former Prime Minister Tolbeck of the Liberal Party was raided and searched by the Dutch Integrity Investigation Bureau;

——The eldest son of Baron Caslen, Speaker of the Privy Council and Speaker of the House of Commons of the Netherlands, was attacked and injured at home;
These are the real scenes in this election year in the Netherlands.

For a long time, the Netherlands has only advertised itself as the so-called: the freest election in the world: 'the essence of democracy', 'everyone has the right to stand for election' and 'one person, one vote'.
However, this is not the case.

Crown Prince Edward said in the Financial Times: "Dutch elite politicians have almost no interest in so-called democracy. They only care about the power of the Netherlands. They overthrow the government they don't want and support the one they want. Political power, just like Chile, the Netherlands was behind the four presidential elections in the United States, and the Dutch held the final dominant position.

As long as there are military bases, the Netherlands doesn't care about anything else. "

Crown Prince Edward also disclosed in the newspaper that he published a piece of speech from anti-Dutch political figures from around the world, taking the opportunity to speak out in the newspaper:

“The Netherlands often packages itself as a messenger of democracy who thinks about others, but the Dutch political elites actually don’t care about world democracy at all. At best, it is democracy within the Netherlands, and this is just for the sake of votes. They pretend The move under the banner of democracy is just to gain influence within countries around the world, and then to gain support from good forces in each country, and finally to influence or intervene in the operation of the country's government. The ultimate goal is to ensure that the Netherlands can build a world-wide A bigger picture that supports Dutch supremacy.”

Crown Prince Edward further appealed and pointed out, "Don't be fooled by the rhetoric of the Dutch name. As long as there are Dutch military bases in Latin America, Ecuador and Chile, it means that the Netherlands has ulterior ambitions in South America. As long as the Netherlands' allies are around As the world continues to expand, it will squeeze the international space of other large and small countries, and the threat to the Netherlands will become greater."

He further said, "The Commonwealth of the United States and Argentina did not threaten the Netherlands, but the Netherlands interfered very seriously in the internal affairs of the United States, and Argentina ended up falling out with the Netherlands because of the Netherlands' interference in internal affairs. In the end, the Netherlands even lacked To say that Argentina was very bellicose is both a play on words." Eduard van Custodian also returned to the theme of "war and peace" surrounding changes in Britain and the Netherlands over the past few decades.

He discusses Britain's declining influence after the South African War.

The Netherlands, on the other hand, often took advantage of Britain's failures to rise to power step by step.

The British Crown Prince also listed in detail his views on the world, especially the establishment of Dutch influence and hegemony in the Far East.

Talking about the circle of allies around the world led by the Netherlands, Crown Prince Ed Haul pointed out that the Netherlands always claims that it has the ability to deliver ways to improve economies and lives to its allies and countries around the world.

But in fact, while the Netherlands is developing the economy within each allied country, it is gradually penetrating the elite thoughts within each country, turning these people into pro-Dutch people, and safeguarding the vital interests of the Netherlands in various countries has become the duty of these local elites. .

Think about it, the Netherlands sent more than half of the indigenous people in Australia and the East Indies to the African continent. This did not directly improve the lives of these original indigenous people, let alone democracy. This was just to maintain The dominant position of the Dutch is just that. After all, these indigenous people account for up to one-third, which poses a great threat to the Dutch. Therefore, in the past 20 years, the local indigenous ratio has been reduced to less than 15%.So instead of bringing unnecessary benefits and democracy to its allies, the Netherlands destroyed local society,"

In this regard, Crown Prince Edward bluntly stated that the essence of Dutch politics is elite politics, and the high-level politicians who dominate Dutch politics have little interest in so-called democracy. They only care about the power that the Netherlands can project in the world.

"The Netherlands hopes to have its military enter the Mediterranean on a large scale. As Spain joins the Nordic Alliance composed of the Netherlands, Sweden and Denmark, the Netherlands relies on the support of Spain and its close relationship with Greece to strengthen its military deployment in Greece. The Netherlands is moving in the South A large number of military bases were built in America and Central America, and it is said that the Kingdom of Siam (the predecessor of Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia) in Southeast Asia began to lease ports to build naval bases to counter our British and French presence there. In Africa, the Dutch management is the strongest. In Mozambique, Tanzania, Zambia, Congo, etc., the Netherlands has completely assimilated the local land and population.

This is all related to the rapid growth of the Netherlands' strength over the years," Crown Prince Edward said. "The Netherlands has launched a series of challenges to Britain since 1876, trying to challenge Britain's hegemony in the world's seas. Since 1876, it has controlled the Malacca Strait. The struggle for sovereignty and sovereignty will become a new starting point in future history. Britain has become a maritime hegemon for hundreds of years."

Crown Prince Edward h immediately pointed out, "Some people will say that he, um, would rather live under the rule of the Netherlands than the United Kingdom. I would like to ask you how the Netherlands has achieved strong cohesion with other nations and helped the country." How can you make people believe that you can become an ally of this country when you are not interested in developing the country’s economy?”

"This is just a word game played by the Netherlands. He cited statistics from Oxford University and said that since 1860, the Netherlands has launched more than 50 diplomatic and internal affairs interventions in other countries around the world, making it the world's most It is a country with a diplomatic aggression, but the Netherlands is able to silence its allies and partners, and many people even ignore the facts and always point the finger at Britain and other opponents of the Netherlands."

(End of this chapter)