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Far right in Europe = cope and psy-op.
Remember these far right politicians are against spreading of islam not European races and cultures going extinct.
Check out at muh based poland, they dont accept muslim immigrant but african negros, curries and gooks are impregnating their women and its okay because they are fellow christians or cow worshipers or atheists.
It’s a USA and jewish policy to fill Europe with 3rd world immigrants. So their countries can’t develop (saving USA hegemony) and depopulating middle east (less people opposing israel).
I never said 'Far-right'.
I said 'right wing', as in right of centre. Which is why you had to create the 'far-right' straw man.
Either way it’s cope.
There is nuance, as with everything. Blackpilling is neither correct nor helpful. There are forces that try to infiltrate right wing movements and political parties, and they do so with varying degrees of success. But there are absolutely people who value their folk and argue for the importance of maintaining it. For them to have success, it is necessary for people with discernment to become politically active, instead of claiming psyops everywhere.
Poland now has a bad immigration policy because the Piss Party was too retarded and anti-Russian to apply common sense policies, so they lost support in the population and the EU Commission candidate Tusk could move back in and put the immigration program into full gear.
Right wing movements are very susceptible to a false sense of pride and vengeance, and it can cloud their minds until they don't work any more, and thus the left-right dialectic continues endlessly.
That is why a good right winger has to be a Christian who consciously restrains his temperament, and not someone who prefers dystopian memes and fash-compilations to facts and hard work. Capable right wingers might engage in polemics, but they don't run around and say "look at me, look how based I am, can you even imagine how BASED everything is?!!". Hence, Fidesz and the Piss Party. They are not, in fact, based, and they have never been. Fidesz politicians saying racist stuff is just them being Hungarians. Hungarians are naturally racist. Just like Poles.
The AfD is one of the parties that legitimately started to fight the uphill battle, and God has blessed them with such ruthless and malicious enemies that there is surprisingly little ideological subversion, Zionist and otherwise, probably less than even a couple of years ago.
One of their biggest problem seems to be that they are hopelessly understaffed and would have trouble putting together a working government even if they got voted in.
The Romanian AUR appears to be a similar deal. Plenty of people agree on paper, but all the smarty pants who post political essays could never get over themselves and have others show them the ropes of real-life political work. So the only people joining are well-meaning idiots and mentally ill people.
It's a global issue, really.
That is why the people we complain about here always win. They're like "whatever, I'll get in there, maybe I'll build a network and put more people from my already existing network in positions, and after a while, who knows, we might own the place". It's obviously less of a struggle when you are entirely cynical about it, but the mechanism remains the same.
Sometimes, you have to be the guy. Or at least one of them. If suffering is to come anyway, you might as well make it worthwhile.
Marine le Pen rather than Eric Zemmour.
But still can't get over how the Rassemblement National went from 1st to 3rd between the two rounds of the recent election.
Clearly the Iraqi minister thought he met captain sweden
my previous notwithstanding, I do think Sosoaca is kinda insane. But as I said : "well-meaning idiots and mentally ill people"
Insane? She sounds like the only sane person in that building to me.
Or are you referring to some other things she's said?
She's one of those esoteric gnosticism type nationalists that we also have a lot of in Germany. Also, she's a woman in politics. But she does have the correct take on a lot of current topics.
There is a political strain of Romanians who say they are Orthodox, but Orthodoxy to them is just a specific outcome of their "genetic spirituality" or something like that.
I'm also not the biggest fan of that type of action. There is a chance to make cogent points in a speech that you can record and upload using peer sharing strategies. I'm all for shouting Christ is King and In God We Trust, but going ape during a trivial parliament session is the sort of thing that only impresses people who already agree with your position. It provides jouissance, but next to zero political capital.
Sosoaca does a lot of these Loomer-esque stunts, and I'm not sure it does a lot of good. That being said, there is hardly any way of praising Christ in public that I'd find inappropriate. Then again, I am an Orthodox Christian.
I do have personal sympathies for her, also because family's fate and mine are somewhat intertwined, and also because AUR, together with the AfD, is one of the actual high quality right wing parties in Europe. My uncle joined the party, so who knows, I might meet her someday.
Demographics of Poland - Wikipedia
Poles: 37,499,700 98.59%
Silesians: 236,588 0.62%
Ukrainians: 64,909 0.17%
Belarusians: 43,693 0.11%
Germans: 42,558 0.11%
Kashubians: 15,177 0.04%
Russians: 10,977 0.03%
Lemkos: 9,226 0.02%
Romani: 9,026 0.02%
Lithuanians: 8,088 0.02%
Jews: 8,064 0.02%
Armenians: 5,586 0.01%
Slovaks: 4,508 0.01%
Vietnamese: 4,198 0.01%
Czechs: 4,035 0.01%
Others: 69,785 0.18%
Unknown 11,128 0.03%
Total: 38,036,100
So according to the above census from 2021 out of the just over 38 million people living in Poland a maximum of 110,000 people were either non-Europeans or of unknown origin (I added the Jews, Armenians, Vietnamese, Others and Unknown together, even though most of the "others" and "unknown" people would likely still be European). Literally less than 0.3% of the population is non-Europeans so I am really not understanding where your panic mongering about "african negros, curries and gooks" is coming from. What you are saying simply has no factual basis in reality.
In a bizarre boat accident off Italy, british billionaire Mike Lynch died along with several key members of his retinue.
His business partner died days earlier in an unrelated accident.
They had just beaten a multi-billion dollar lawsuit from Hewlett-Packard.
Very, very strange.
finance.yahoo.com
His business partner died days earlier in an unrelated accident.
They had just beaten a multi-billion dollar lawsuit from Hewlett-Packard.
Very, very strange.
Mike Lynch’s family at risk of $4bn lawsuit
Mike Lynch’s family faces a £3bn fraud battle against the US tech giant Hewlett Packard Enterprise, with the company’s long-running claim against the tech tycoon set to pass to his estate.
Vanguard own the largest stock in Hewlett-Packard.
That's very concerning. The Chews are doing something there...
I don't see the people in England putting up with this a whole lot longer. They have nothing to lose at this point.
This is Ireland, but yeah, same shit, different pile.
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Could have done without the creepy electronic voice, but this is a little white pill for a change.
There was some happy news recently in Europe a few weeks ago, don't think anyone on the forum noticed it.
The hard right party in Austria FPÖ (Freiheitliche Partei Österreichs / Freedom Party of Austria) for the first time ever came first in a national election. Leader is Herbert Kickl.
Unsurprisingly they were not that big in the capital Vienna, there is more granular detail here :
www.kleinezeitung.at
This is a bigger deal than what happened in Germany with the AfD as that is just a few states in the East of Germany whereas this is the whole country. Austria has a population of 9 million however so much smaller than Germany. It is not in NATO, but not necessarily neutral like Switzerland either. Similar to in those states in Germany where the AfD won the majority, the FPÖ at the federal level in Austria has the same issue that the mainstream parties don't want to form a coalition on them. So the formation of government there is still in progress.
They speak regular German in Austria but with a different and very pleasant accent. I sometimes think we could do with an Austria or Austria / Switzerland thread but then there are so many countries in Europe they can't all get their own thread. Also I would not be the one to start such a thread as I don't have enough knowledge or personal contact with the place. Have never lived there but have been a few times for both work and tourism. Some of the most well known exports include Arnold Schwarzenegger, Red Bull and the Glock pistols. Obviously historically a lot of famous people eg Mozart. You read a lot about intellectuals from Vienna. Beethoven was German but died in Austria. One infamous person of course who was born in Austria and led Germany in the 1930s and 40s.
The hard right party in Austria FPÖ (Freiheitliche Partei Österreichs / Freedom Party of Austria) for the first time ever came first in a national election. Leader is Herbert Kickl.
https://edition.cnn.com/2024/09/29/europe/austria-election-results-freedom-party-intl-hnk/index.html
The FPÖ got a bit over 29% of the vote.Unsurprisingly they were not that big in the capital Vienna, there is more granular detail here :
Ergebniskarte: So haben alle Gemeinden Österreichs bei der Nationalratswahl 2024 gewählt
Hier finden Sie alle Ergebnisse für die Gemeinden und Bezirke der Steiermark, Kärntens sowie der restlichen österreichischen Bundesländer bei der österreichischen Nationalratswahl 2024.
www.kleinezeitung.at
They speak regular German in Austria but with a different and very pleasant accent. I sometimes think we could do with an Austria or Austria / Switzerland thread but then there are so many countries in Europe they can't all get their own thread. Also I would not be the one to start such a thread as I don't have enough knowledge or personal contact with the place. Have never lived there but have been a few times for both work and tourism. Some of the most well known exports include Arnold Schwarzenegger, Red Bull and the Glock pistols. Obviously historically a lot of famous people eg Mozart. You read a lot about intellectuals from Vienna. Beethoven was German but died in Austria. One infamous person of course who was born in Austria and led Germany in the 1930s and 40s.
Yes, this was a VERY big deal and made waves here in Europe. It made the globalist Euro-technocrats very nervous as well. Equally auspicious recently were the regional elections in the Czech Republic, where the ANO conservative party literally won every region (except Prague, which is leftist and didn't vote this time around, anyhow).There was some happy news recently in Europe a few weeks ago, don't think anyone on the forum noticed it.
The hard right party in Austria FPÖ (Freiheitliche Partei Österreichs / Freedom Party of Austria) for the first time ever came first in a national election. Leader is Herbert Kickl.
https://edition.cnn.com/2024/09/29/europe/austria-election-results-freedom-party-intl-hnk/index.htmlThe FPÖ got a bit over 29% of the vote.
Unsurprisingly they were not that big in the capital Vienna, there is more granular detail here :
This is a bigger deal than what happened in Germany with the AfD as that is just a few states in the East of Germany whereas this is the whole country. Austria has a population of 9 million however so much smaller than Germany. It is not in NATO, but not necessarily neutral like Switzerland either. Similar to in those states in Germany where the AfD won the majority, the FPÖ at the federal level in Austria has the same issue that the mainstream parties don't want to form a coalition on them. So the formation of government there is still in progress.Ergebniskarte: So haben alle Gemeinden Österreichs bei der Nationalratswahl 2024 gewählt
Hier finden Sie alle Ergebnisse für die Gemeinden und Bezirke der Steiermark, Kärntens sowie der restlichen österreichischen Bundesländer bei der österreichischen Nationalratswahl 2024.
They speak regular German in Austria but with a different and very pleasant accent. I sometimes think we could do with an Austria or Austria / Switzerland thread but then there are so many countries in Europe they can't all get their own thread. Also I would not be the one to start such a thread as I don't have enough knowledge or personal contact with the place. Have never lived there but have been a few times for both work and tourism. Some of the most well known exports include Arnold Schwarzenegger, Red Bull and the Glock pistols. Obviously historically a lot of famous people eg Mozart. You read a lot about intellectuals from Vienna. Beethoven was German but died in Austria. One infamous person of course who was born in Austria and led Germany in the 1930s and 40s.
www.rt.com /news/606814-eu-intelligence-agency-cia/
Von der Leyen advised to create ‘EU CIA’
RT3-4 minutesA new report has called on Brussels to coordinate the intelligence gathering activities of member states
An EU report has called on European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen to create a “fully fledged” intelligence agency to coordinate the clandestine activity of member states. However, even proponents of the idea admit it would be costly and unpopular.
Penned by former Finnish President Sauli Niinisto and published on Wednesday, the report outlines the EU’s readiness for war, and makes a multitude of vague recommendations. Officials in Brussels are advised, for example, to cultivate a “preparedness culture,” and to “strengthen civil-military coordination frameworks.”
One of the more concrete recommendations is that the EU create “a fully-fledged intelligence cooperation service, serving all EU institutions and member states.” The agency, the report states, would collect intelligence from national-level agencies in order to “serve both strategic and operational needs of EU-level policy-planning and decision-making.”
While the proposed agency was described by Politico as a “CIA-style spy service,” the report makes no mention of it carrying out clandestine operations outside the EU’s borders, which is the CIA’s role within America’s sprawling intelligence apparatus. Instead, it suggests that the agency would “coordinate specific counter-espionage tasks” and help member states “counter threats against them posed by hostile foreign intelligence services.”
Speaking at the launch of Niinisto’s report, von der Leyen admitted that member states will probably be reluctant to allow Brussels bureaucrats to oversee their intelligence sectors. For now, she said, the EU will focus on “strengthening information sharing” instead.
Niinisto also admitted that, while researching the report, he encountered “many critical voices” from member states concerned about increasing the bloc’s budget to fund this agency.
If adopted, the report’s recommendations would mark yet another expansion of the EU’s powers. Two years ago, the bloc adopted its first common defense strategy, which authorized the creation of a 5,000-strong “rapid deployment” force. Last month, von der Leyen named former Lithuanian Prime Minister Andrius Kubilius as the EU’s first ever defense commissioner.
Earlier this month, Kubilius said he would work on ramping up arms production across the bloc, declaring that “we must be ready to meet Russia militarily in six to eight years.”
Kubilius has also called on the EU to pursue regime change in Moscow, and to sponsor “democratic forces” working to topple President Vladimir Putin’s government.