My apologies. I should have been more clear. I haven't been at school in 15 years now, I just remember the history lessons is all.
What is that this party you're going to vote for represents? Or is that too personal a question?
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Np, I remember form my history lessons only two things, something about the greeks and each and every year WWII.
It's a small party, their main topics are all economic based, like reducing taxes, supporting entrepreneurs, no to wars and stuff like that.
Sounds better than what else is on offer, but just keep in mind that politicians tend to say everything you want to hear until they get your vote, at which point they don't need you anymore and then their tune often changes. Let's hope this is not going to the case in this instance.
This is how this democratic system works. Lie to the people with that what they want to hear, so you get the power and then you can decide what you are really going to do ,)
But this will be fine, the parties here have all the same opinions for decades, not very innovative. Except the migration politics, which are a big topic right now - where the decisions kinda relate to the burden of WWII, but that's another big topic