The Right Thing: 12 Headlines Showing How Europe Is Turning Conservative
Starting in 2015, most European countries began implementing frankly suicidal immigration policies.
In the deluge that followed, millions of people flocked unchecked to European countries – and less than a decade later, their societies find themselves in a situation of unmitigated disaster.
It is, therefore, no surprise that we are now witnessing a string of recent political victories that have led rightwing populist and nationalist parties to power or preeminence across Europe.
What follows does not aim to be a complete study but rather a quick snapshot into the situation, showing how many nations in the ‘old continent’ are simultaneously moving right.
The newest development in this scenario is the huge electoral win in the Netherlands:
Has Geert Wilders burst the dyke?
Daily Mail reported:
“Right wing nationalist Geert Wilders has won a ‘monster victory’ in the general election in the Netherlands sending shockwaves around the nation and the rest of Europe.
The 60-year-old heads up the Party for Freedom (PVV), which ran on an anti-immigration and anti-Islam platform, taking 37 seats in the election – more than any other party.
The result, which more than doubled his party’s previous share, puts Wilders – described as the ‘Dutch Trump’ – in a favorable position for upcoming coalition talks with the roughly half-dozen other parties that hold a significant number of seats.”