One NL
EénNL ( A NL) is a Dutch party. It belongs to the parties that (LPF ) are produced during the decomposition process of Lijst Pim Fortuyn and these inherit both personnel and programmatic in essential parts.
History
EénNL was founded on 23 August 2006 ahead of the upcoming parliamentary elections by Marco Pastors, who until then had been Assistant Secretary for the local party " Leefbar Rotterdam " in which Pim Fortuyn had begun his political rise. Pastor approached as a top candidate, the second place went to list Joost Eerstmans, who had previously been MP for the LPF in the Dutch House of Commons and had retained his seat after his conversion. The importance Eerdmans ' was by the long form of the party name " EénNL - The party of Marco Pastors and Joost Eerstmans " particularly exposed. With Gerlof Jukema and Hans Smolders, two other former LPF deputies found a on the candidate list. In addition, some other well-known actors could be won for this, the chairman (until September 2006) Contact Groep Islam, Hikmat Mahawat Khan, the journalist Sander Simons and the youngest brother of Pim Fortuyn Simon Fortuyn, who, however, of having number 30 on the list of candidates outset was on a hopeless position for the election. A deputy of the VVD, Anton van Schijndel, joined after he was expelled from his group, also EénNL to, and together with Eerdmans group Eerdmans van Schijndel, a de facto Group of EénNL formed briefly in Parliament.
After the pastor had made in an election advertising on the radio the allegation that an impending Islamization of the Netherlands will nor met as once the rise of the Nazis in the 1930s, the party saw Islam Democraten this as a denigration and tried, however, to obtain a preliminary injunction, failed, however, so in court.
EénNL occurred shortly after its foundation in the parliamentary elections of 2006, but experienced a great disappointment when she with 62 829 votes (0.6%), the party was the most concisely the collection ( it has lost about 3,000 votes) missed the Dutch Lower House. Since the elections EénNL has actually set any activity, the site experienced no more updates in the provincial election of 2007, the party no longer went to.
Party program
One's own understanding as heir to the ideals Fortuyn true to EénNL began in its election manifesto for a fight against political Islam and a strong limit immigration. Liberal -minded Muslims who want to integrate into Dutch society ( Mahawat Khan belongs to the Ahmadiyya ) should be supported. The party was critical of the EU and spoke out against the European Constitution and for the preliminary stop of the accession negotiations with Turkey.
EénNL aspired to a complete reorganization of the state system. Goals were the abolition of the upper house, reducing the number of MPs in the House from 150 to 100, the abolition of the provinces in favor of three economic core regions, the direct election of the prime minister and mayors, more direct democracy and the abolition of the separate civil service law.
In economic matters EénNL advocated tax cuts, both the use of nuclear energy and the development of renewable energy should be required. Foreign health insurance companies should be allowed to provide for more competition.
In addition to a general tightening of the criminal law to EénNL spoke, among other things for the privatization of prisons and the publication of photos of repeat offenders on the Internet.