Tuesday, September 29, 2026
Far Right Future?
Things could change, of course: politicians across the left-right spectrum often unite to block anti-immigration candidates, even where such candidates command a plurality vote. Why the European establishment is so determined to destroy Europe’s millennia-old culture, I cannot explain.
It does seem likely, at the moment at least, that France will go the “far right” route next year, and finally start to slow the process of national disintegration via third-world immigration.
A postscript: if Le Pen wins, she will be the first woman President in French history. Somehow, that possibility has not inspired the kind of enraptured press coverage from the left and from feminists that buoyed, for example, Hillary Clinton.
And:
Germany’s establishment parties are aghast at various AfD policies, about some of which they might be right. But they won’t consider the most obvious response: reversing their own support for mass third world migration, thus taking the most important and popular issue out of AfD’s hands. Bitter hostility to native European people and cultures is the one hill that European elites are determined to die on.
