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The hosts analyze the legal mechanism that allowed the Dutch referendum to occur, noting that the group Geen Pijl successfully gathered over 400,000 signatures. Politicians who supported the EU-Ukraine deal are criticized for claiming that referenda are "bad for democracy" once the public votes against their interests.
Iceland Referendum and Gordon Brown Terrorist Label
Icelandic citizens voted in a referendum to reject paying back international banksters following the collapse of their banking system. The hosts recall how former UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown used anti-terrorism laws to freeze Icelandic assets during the crisis. They praise the Icelandic people for refusing austerity measures imposed by the Netherlands and the United Kingdom.
