Thanos Thanos:
None of the major European states have gone right-wing, and probably aren't going to either.
This is at least true.
The MSM always labels them as far right, but in reality these parties are still pretty centrist.
The real right wingers are sitting at 2-3% in the polls, so you will never hear about them.
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Labour is probably going to win in Britain,
No.
7 point spread, even with all the mess in the UK right now.
Labour is absolutely destroying itself over Brexit, next election not til 2022 anyway.
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the centrists are in solid control in Germany,
No, they are barely hanging on, and AfD gets more popular everyday.
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and the far-right got soundly thrashed by Macron in France.
No.
It's that binary choice issue you still just don't understand.
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A couple of less-than-impressive backwaters in Hungary & Poland, who both went right far more to satisfy the endless Jew-hatred that exists there than to push an anti-EU/pro-capitalist agenda, doesn't count in the slightest as "the right's on a roll, baby!". Means as little in the long run as Mississippi being full MAGA when the states that matter, like California or New York, don't want anything to do with that kind of tripe.
Wut ?
Anyway, the anti Eu parties are on a roll in Europe; Austria, Italy, Slovenia, Czech,
and yes Hungary.
There was yesterday statements from Italy, Austria, and the Interior Minister of Germany,
who has completely disowned Merkel, about forming some kind of 'Axis against migration'.
Italy, Austria, and Germany.
I'm sure it'll be fine.
One thing is for sure, despite having access to the proper information for years,
you know absolutely jack shit about European politics.
Next election to watch is Sweden.