Just as in the U.S., there is a growing number of people in Europe who don’t want globalist overlords telling them how to live their lives. From Alastair Crooke at strategic-culture.org:
Europe it seems is (broadly) moving in the same direction as U.S. politics, Alastair Crooke writes.
The backlash has started. It has been slow to emerge, and is lagging that of the U.S., yet it has begun in earnest. It is, as Wolfgang Münchau, a former FT journalist and editor of EuroIntelligence, has observed: “a seminal shift (for Europe), with important consequences”.
It is likely to reshape politics along a new fault-line: No longer the banal issues of ‘uni-party’ (pro-Establishment) politics: marginal tax rates; easy monetary ‘fixes’ and the consequent debt that would accumulate. But rather, it would find expression in the confrontation between those wishing for a Green upending of human society; a ‘Trans’ world for children; easy immigration; the radical re-ordering of power between ‘Identity’ groups in society – and those viscerally opposed to all of the above.
In Germany, this evolution is at ‘break-out’: Chancellor Scholtz’s coalition is in deep trouble. There is an anti-Green backlash. Support for the Green Party has crashed to 13% in the latest poll. In contrast, the party of the alt-Right AfD is attracting approximately one in five Germans who are ready to vote for it.
The “CDU and other parties of the European Centre-Right previously had courted the Greens as potential future coalition partners. Now they view them as their main political opponents”, Münchau states.
Vote moar harder?
That’s not how that works.
Our ancestors shed blood for rights that were just pissed away in March 2020 so some portion of the hive can feel safe in the kinder space with crayons and coloring books.
Maybe cut a hole in the obedience muzzle for some horn blowing. (honk!)
Now that the controllers have seen how most societies just rolled right over, they are going for it all.