In 1985, the Prime Minister, Martens, of Belgium, ruled with special powers for more than a decade. He promised the naive Belgian folk that the end of the crisis was in sight. He saw light at the end of the tunnel and led the people to believe that we could fight the crisis. He was also the one who let the Americans install nuclear missiles in our country, knowing the general public was against it. I came all to nought when we demonstrated against nuke, because the deal was signed just the day before the rally was to happen.One-hundred-thousand Belgians marched through the capital against it, thinking they could still stop it.dinsdag 8 december 2009
BELGIAN PRIME MINISTER MARTENS
In 1985, the Prime Minister, Martens, of Belgium, ruled with special powers for more than a decade. He promised the naive Belgian folk that the end of the crisis was in sight. He saw light at the end of the tunnel and led the people to believe that we could fight the crisis. He was also the one who let the Americans install nuclear missiles in our country, knowing the general public was against it. I came all to nought when we demonstrated against nuke, because the deal was signed just the day before the rally was to happen.One-hundred-thousand Belgians marched through the capital against it, thinking they could still stop it.
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