WHO ARE URSULA AND RUTTE’S TRUE ENEMIES?
By Mauro Marturano
Odysseus meets Nausicaa, princess of the Phaeacians. She falls in love with him, but Odysseus has only one desire: to return to Penelope in Ithaca.
Speaking with Nausicaa, he lets these beautiful words escape him:
«“Nothing is stronger or more beautiful than when a man and a woman run a household in harmony, united in their thoughts. Great sorrow for their enemies, joy for their friends.”»
That Mr. Rutte and Mrs. Ursula are perfectly aligned in their thinking seems beyond dispute.
Far more difficult, however, is to understand who their true enemies are — and, above all, who their true friends are.
Because in politics, as in life, the people sitting beside you are not necessarily the ones who are on your side. And those who disagree with you are not necessarily your enemies.
After everything we have already witnessed, and everything they have already done, I have a feeling that the cherry on top of the cake may be coming very soon.