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I'm James Corbett of Corporate Report.com.

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If you were to say something like that on television, they'd flip out.

We've got that story. Plus, the Internet Archive is on trial,

but first, Dutch Farmers Rebell went enough seats to block the technocrats.

Originally, actually, from brightbart.com,

Mom, that's a Breitbart article.

The anti-Great Reset, Pro Farmer, Boer, Burger, Be-Burger, BBB movement. I'm mangling that.

BBB appears to have won even more seats in the Dutch Senate than expected, while the globalist

coalition government has heavy losses. The Farmer Citizen movement was founded to represent the

interests of Dutch farmers facing severe difficulties

or being closed down altogether as a result of Prime Minister Mark Roots' efforts to implement

European Union mandated curbs on the use of nitrogen fertilizers in order to, of course, serve

the bloc's climate change green agenda. Initially, a protest movement. The BBB has been involved in many major demonstrations, often involving tractors in the Netherlands,

but it carried and arrived as a political force in the country's recent regional government

elections for the first time, which also determined the makeup of the first chamber of the

state's general, basically the upper house or Senate of the Dutch legislature.

As the results of the election became clearer, it now appears the scale of the farmer's citizen's success was greater than polls initially suggested,

which is often the case, with it being due to claim 17 seats in the Senate and become by far the largest party there, according to pro-farmer

campaigner Eva Vlar Dingerbrook. The precarious four-party coalition of the supposedly center

right Prime Minister Mark Root, meanwhile, appears to have suffered somewhat worse losses than expected,

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