[quote]HOLLAND is set to give Brussels a bloody nose in a referendum widely seen as a barometer of feeling towards the EU in the increasingly Eurosceptic country. Dutch voters are expected to overwhelmingly reject the EU's expansionist scheming when they go to the polls, but have been warned their views may be IGNORED by unelected bureaucrats. Anti-EU campaigners in the country today urged Britons to take their chance to leave the [u]undemocratic[/u] bloc by voting for Brexit in our June referendum. Today Dutch opponents to the deal warned Eurocrats that railroading through the deal against their wishes would almost certainly spark a Brexit, as well as intensifying calls for a similar referendum on EU membership in Holland. Thierry Baudet, one of the campaigners who were instrumental in bringing about the referendum, said: "If politicians ignore the Dutch 'no' then it will be an even stronger signal than what the British have already received - that there is no way to correct the European political class and that they should vote to leave." Noises have already begun to emanate from the Europhile Dutch government and Brussels that the referendum is not legally binding. [/quote] [quote]But Holland's parliament is governed by an unstable coalition with a slim majority, which may find it increasingly hard to go against the wishes of its own people on Europe. The predicted 'no' vote would be yet another disaster for beleaguered Brussels and would only add to the rising anti-EU sentiment sweeping Europe. The whole project has become so unpopular that today Holland's government issued a desperate plea to voters urging them to ignore the EU's involvement in the deal. [/quote] http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/657883/EU-referendum-Brexit-Holland-vote-Britain-leave-Brussels