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A political earthquake just rocked Europe.

The Dutch farmers who've been protesting against the draconian environmental mandate to their government have just won an overwhelming victory at the polls shaking the very foundations of Dutch politics.

We're going to take a look at what happened in yesterday's elections across their nation, and see how it signals a massive shift to the populist right in Europe as a whole.

You're not going to want to miss this.

In an absolutely stunning upset, the upstart populist pro-farmer party known as the farmer citizen movement shook the very foundations of politics in the Netherlands last night, scoring a massive victory in Wednesday's provincial elections.

If you don't know provincial elections that determine the makeup of the Dutch Senate were held yesterday on Wednesday, and a brand new party called the BBB, or the farmer citizen movement, a party that represents the persecuted farmers who've been protesting against their draconian government.

I mean, they've been protesting nonstop for months now.

This brand new farmer's party has won those elections.

They look set to have secured more Senate seats than even their current prime minister's party was able to get.

This was an absolutely shocking win for Dutch populists that shaking up the Netherlands Senate in a way, no political pundit even remotely predicted.

They really did it. The Dutch farmer party BBB has become the single largest party in the Netherlands.

This is an absolutely incredible development.

Now, if you don't know, tens of thousands of farmers have been protesting all over the Netherlands these last several months in response to lawmakers in the Hague, the Dutch parliament, who voted to slash their nation's emissions by forcing farmers to use less fertilizer, cut their livestock herd numbers, which involves killing their livestock, or even stop work altogether.

A lot of people don't know, but the Netherlands is the second largest agricultural exporter in the world.

But for the hypersensitive environmentalism that pervades European politics via their various green parties, that kind of agricultural prominence is a problem because it produces too much nitrogen via the cattle produced manure and fertilizer.

Too much, I should say, for radical green sensibilities.

And so as part of the European Union, the Hague decided to bring those nitrogen emissions down to levels that the greens in Europe would find acceptable.

And that involved nothing less than a radical move, a mandate to reduce livestock by 30%.

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