European Parliament Elections

They took place last Sunday and there are a few things that we can draw from them in terms of trending, and the way forward for the Euro-Elites that are pushing for a one-world government is…rocky.

First, the US showed a disturbing trend with the election of Donald Trump, which flew in the face of the developed deep state. It showed deep dissatisfaction within the borders of the United States, prompting a hard right turn. (In this context “right” indicates more personal freedom with greater emphasis on nationalism, and “left” indicates less personal freedom with a surrender of national identity, which is replaced by a “global identity”) This emboldened movements such as BREXIT and other similar European initiatives.

Second, the Islamification of Europe has not been as popular with many Europeans as the globalists might have hoped that it would be. Since the core Tennant of Islam is ‘convert or die’, one might have expected a push back before now. (Charles Martel was right) They can stay in their savage lands and be savages, but it doesn’t work so well when they move into civilized lands.

Third, is the undeniable fact that Germany is the key nation in the EU. There was a time when I would have thought that might work, but Germany is rotten and has been rotting from the inside out for a long time (see ‘second’ above). Without Germany, France and the exiting British, there is no EU and the wet dream of the globalists collapses.

National Populism Continues to Rise

National populists (which is the approved non-hostile term for describing them) advanced moderately and consolidated their previous gains substantially in the elections. Victor Orban’s Fidesz won 52 percent of the votes in Hungary. Poland’s Law and Justice party held off a multi-party attack from an organized left-wing coalition and won a majority that suggests it will win the forthcoming national elections. France’s National Rally — the latest name for the populist Right party led by Marine Le Pen — narrowly defeated the populist-centrist party of President Macron in France. (Populist-centrism may be a novel concept, and it may prove to be an unsuccessful one, but it’s the best description yet coined of Macron’s ambiguous politics.) …In the United Kingdom, the populist Euroskeptic party, titled with stunning simplicity the Brexit party, went from its foundation five weeks ago to become the largest U.K. party in the European Parliament, with 32 percent of the national vote and 29 MEPs. But it hopes to be leaving Parliament soon.

Nationalism didn’t experience a defeat anywhere in Europe with the possible exception of Denmark, where the People’s Party share of the vote was halved because the more respectable social democrats adopted their tough migration policy. But Nationalists fell well short of taking control of the European Parliament.
None of the Nationalists outside the U.K. want to leave the EU, merely to restrain it, because they are attached to the financial system as it exists and fear going it alone without France and Germany to feed (and ultimately rule) them.

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17 COMMENTS

  1. The people of Britain have taken a step towards saving themselves. I hope it's not too late. I see that comedian John Cleese is taking flak for saying London is no longer English. He's right.

  2. Anyone who has visited London recently would agree with Cleese. And it is pushing the BREXIT agenda. I’ll still transit through Heathrow, but have no desire to visit London ever again and hear the call of the muezzin.

  3. No wonder the globalists want "net neutrality". Too easy for the deplorables to network.

  4. Yeah, the EU elections weren't any sort of revolution, and they were far from being only a victory for the Right. But on the bright side, The Establishment got soundly kicked in the teeth, and while I doubt that they can learn from it, it's a more hopeful sign than I would have expected from Europe.

    -Kle.

  5. NatPop's on the rise, no doubt about it, and with it, the spirit of Martel.

    If the UK kicks off, and it's advancing to contact, it'll be ferocious. btw.

    Cheers.

  6. John Cleese and his [brilliant] Merry Men could not do Monty Python today…how far the world has fallen into the asinine abyss.

  9. I hope that the U.S. government has gotten over its habit of pulling Europe's chestnuts out of the fire. This time we should stand back and if they can not square themselves away, we should let them suffer the consequences of their stupidity.

    Thanks for the post.
    Paul L. Quandt

  10. The deplorable people need to be controlled. Their philosophy spread like a plague to England, prompting BREXIT.

  11. It's a hopeful change. There are factions in France that are pushing for a "right to keep and bare arms". That really disturbs the Euro-Overlords.

  13. Monty Python is NOT politically correct. And in England if you satirize anyone that belongs to a protected class, such as Muslims, you can be prosecuted. Where is Benny Hill when you need him?

  14. There are a lot of trends that are not reported on the hate Trump news channels (all hate, all day and night).

  15. I don't think that President Trump would intervene to save Europe, but who knows what President Spartacus, Poke-a-haunt-us, Buttguy, etc. would do?

  17. Benny Hill is another great one. Wouldn't be surprised if all the shows have been conveniently lost…

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