UK’s Independent laments: “Far-right nationalists are winning elections or gaining new ground across Europe”

Here is some good news for a change, although it would be prudent not to get too optimistic yet:

From Hungary to France, far-right nationalists are winning elections or gaining new ground across Europe.

The nonsensical label of “far right” to describe those who are trying to keep the West safe from the ravages of the Hijrah — which are evident across Europe — is absurd. Most of the accusations against the “far right” are exaggerated and/or taken out of context, while simultaneously the media exonerates leftist leaders and even aids their project of the destruction of Western democracies in order to advance a utopian globalist agenda.

In the words of French politician Marine Le Pen:

I’m not offended when I hear President Donald Trump say ‘America first’. In fact, I want America first for the American people, I want Britain first for the British people and I want France first for the French people.

According to Hungarian leader Viktor Orban:

We have replaced a shipwrecked liberal democracy with a 21st-century Christian democracy.

Clearly, Orban is not referring to the establishment of a Christian theocracy. He is advocating for a proven system based on human rights in accordance with the teaching of Christianity that all of mankind (people-kind in Canada’s Trudeau-speak) is created in the image of God, and therefore all are equal and valuable in the eyes of the law. Unfortunately, the kind of liberal democracy envisioned by the great seventeenth century philosopher John Locke has been hijacked by Islamic supremacists and  socialist-leftists, following the failed efforts of the Nazis.

Shame on the Independent for coverage of these so-called “right wing populists.” Let us hope that the trampling of the rights of Tommy Robinson by the sharia-compliant UK will indeed be the last straw for British citizens and the UK’s tipping point. Globalist leaders are corrupt and hopeless; it is high time that they be challenged by  politicians who are wrongly deemed to be “far right.”

“The right-wing populists doing well across Europe, from Marine Le Pen to Viktor Orban,” Independent, June 4, 2018:

From Hungary to France, far-right nationalists are winning elections or gaining new ground across Europe.

Here is a quick primer on some of the populist leaders from across the continent, what they believe, and what they have done or want to do.

Viktor Orban – Hungary, Fidesz

Threatening to shut down NGOs that help refugees

• Running state backed hate campaign against George Soros

• Removing constitutional checks and balances

We have replaced a shipwrecked liberal democracy with a 21st-century Christian democracy
Viktor Orban

Matteo Salvini – Italy, Lega

Leader of Italy’s junior governing party

• Has pledged to deport 500,000 irregular migrants

• Says joining the euro was a mistake

• Wants to end sanctions against Russia

The only antidote to racism is to control, regulate and limit immigration
Matteo Salvini

Heinz-Christian Strache – Austria, FPO

• Wants to drive Islam out of public life Austria

• Threatening mosque closures

• Wants to end sanctions against Russia

Let us put an end to this policy of Islamisation as soon as possible
Heinz-Christian Strache

Marine Le Pen – France, Front National

Runner-up in French presidential election

• Wants policies to favour ‘native’ French

• Says she would hold an EU referendum

• Wants to deport irregular migrants

I’m not offended when I hear President Donald Trump say ‘America first’. In fact, I want America first for the American people, I want Britain first for the British people and I want France first for the French people
Marine Le Pen…….