Start 1861: I Just Inherited the Dutch Throne

December 27, 1881.

Jules Danetang, candidate for Prime Minister of the Netherlands general election, leader of the Socialist Party, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance of the Netherlands, continued to speak in front of an audience of nearly 10,000 people at Square One in Melbourne.

"As the world's most influential economist since the end of the 19th century, Summers, professor of economics at the University of Sydney, has always been critical of British hegemony. On September 29, he said at a forum in Paris , many people assume that the "democratic country of Britain" is kind, but throughout the 19th century and from 1800 to the present, the most brutal country in the world was the United Kingdom, which was the so-called "democratic country" with the highest degree of democracy at that time. From 1860 to the present, the most brutal country in the world The second most cruel country has always been the expanding German Empire that launched the Prussian-Danish War, the Austro-Prussian War, and the Franco-Prussian War."

At this point, all the supporters below started shouting.

"Fight the UK, hit the pseudo-democratic British Empire"

"Sanction the German Empire and guard against Britain"

"Align with the Russian Empire and suppress the German Empire"

"Strengthen the defense of the European territories of the Netherlands and strengthen defense cooperation with Sweden and Denmark."

Jules Danetang waved his hand, with a relaxed face, and said with a hint of ridicule: "Scenes of farce, many calculations, all these have made many countries in the world become the target of their war conspiracy. The victims made the dramatic scenes in the short story "Running for Governor" published by Mark Twain, a literary giant who was originally from the United States and now immigrated to the Kingdom of the Netherlands, published in 1870, even more unsatisfactory in today's countries such as Britain, Germany and the United States. Strange."

"That's right," Nader happily said to Bailey and Crewe next to him: "I just like Jules Danetang's generous way of speaking. The Kingdom of the Netherlands should have such a prime minister to form the cabinet. The Netherlands has developed over the years. It's very fast. Whether it's economy or military weapons, it is second to none in the world. But in terms of combat, I'm not talking about it. In Europe, few countries are optimistic that the Netherlands can win the war with the German Empire. It is not a European showdown, but Land wars outside Europe.

Because the Netherlands has been engaged in land wars for nearly 80 years, the largest land war was the war with the Kingdom of Portugal in Africa in 1865. In that war, both sides launched sea and land wars. At that time, we did not have much advantage at first, especially in the North. Mozambique and Angola.

But as we reconciled with Britain and South Africa, the 500,000 Boer-Dutch people in South Africa moved north from South Africa to Zimbabwe and Zambia, and then entered eastern Mozambique and the Congo. As a result, the Boers, who were good at field warfare, could only be suppressed in that war. The straw that broke the Portuguese.

The Netherlands won and occupied northern Angola and northern Mozambique. From then on, it was almost a small fight. The most recent one was the Chilean Civil War. We and the British intervened. As a result, we used a bicycle division to defeat the opponent. Caught off guard, the southern Chilean government perished and the British retreated to Argentina. "

Following Nader's speech, everyone really discovered that it seemed that the Netherlands had not had a war for a long time.

Combat power? Really, as Nader said, it is difficult to convince European countries that the Netherlands can win the war.

Crewe only immigrated from the United States in the 1870s, so he asked in confusion: "What should we do?"

Nader did not answer immediately, but looked at the stage, and Bailey answered: "Jules Danetang was in the prime of life and personally governed the cabinet in Belgium. Almost all of his cabinet members at that time joined the Socialist Party. The party is almost a shadow cabinet. As long as you are elected, you can immediately take office and govern. On the other hand, the Liberal Party has too many leaders and is in a mess. Moreover, it was in power for four consecutive terms from 1862 to 1878, which has caused dissatisfaction in the Netherlands, even in the Netherlands. The aristocratic forces are also uneasy about this, so the current government is formed by a joint cabinet of the Christian Party and the Socialist Party.

Linden of the Christian Party was born in the military. He was once a senior official of the New Guinea Province and the Governor of the New Guinea Military Region. He held a high position of power and was a truly powerful figure in the Christian Party. For such a figure who has both military and political interests, he can only serve as Prime Minister for one time. It’s not safe for the royal family, so I think the Socialist Party’s foundation is still shallow. It is the best choice for the royal family, the nobility, and even the three major financial groups. Therefore, I think it is actually really good for the Socialist Party to come to power.”

Nader nodded and said: "The most supportive thing about the Socialist Party is that many people in the party are immigrants, absorbing immigrant elites from around the world. Currently, the Swedish-born Strindberg, the most famous literary chairman in the Netherlands, is joining Join the Socialist Party. The same goes for the American Mark Twain. They are currently the two giants in the Dutch literary world."

On the stage, Jules Danetant's eyes remained sarcastic and he said: "Since 1800, Britain has claimed to be the oldest democratic country in the world. More than 80 years have passed. Under the 'mask of democracy' in Britain, capital and The ugly game of nobles fighting for power is getting more and more intense.

The Tories and Whigs are quarreling in many ugly ways. I often hear people say: Britain, your two parties are playing with fire, did you know that? "

Jules Dunedon's extremely serious expression caused everyone present to burst into laughter.

Jules Danetant looks like a successful person at first glance in his suit and leather shoes.

But his dry and humorous way of speaking was very novel and interesting to everyone. Even reporters wrote it down and planned to use this method to talk to others in the future.

"I want to give de Vries a thank you card," said Jules Daneton; "No, no, no, that's not what I said, it was Dawes, a socialist who was opposed to the Liberal Party's position earlier in winning a senior Western Australian office. After the party's candidate was nominated, he publicly thanked former Prime Minister de Vries of the Liberal Party for mistakenly taking the initiative to advertise for Qiaoxi when he helped him run for office."

This is exactly what happened in this year's Dutch election, where the Liberals spent huge sums of money to accidentally advertise candidates for high-ranking positions in Western Australia. According to the "Australian Times" report, in at least six provinces including Western Australia, Queensland, North Holland, North Belgium, New Zealand, and Madagascar, the Liberals have spent 500,000 pounds to support more radical positions, and therefore in In the new round of final showdown between the two parties in Western Australia, the one who may be easier to defeat may be Liberal Party candidate Qiao Xi.

It seems that due to the influence of the Socialist Party, other parties began to launch various cynicism about international diplomatic enemies and domestic opponents.

The Liberal Party candidate De Vries and the Christian Party's current Prime Minister Linden, who is seeking a second term, have both joined the general election, attacking each other, talking about international affairs, and their vision for future governance, etc., all of which have given the Dutch people hope in the election. Draw a pie.

In short, there are still two days left in the Netherlands for the general election in the Netherlands, and the Netherlands is completely in the mood.