Hajo Funke says the AfD poses a "danger for the liberal order and the rule of law .... If ever in power, they would destroy that very order. The majority of their activists demand national revolution."

I know I sometimes ask for a boost post, but I really need this to be boosted as quickly as possible to amplify the post. It’s more of a big brain emergency on what to do for an asteroid threat in 2029.

https://x.com/ZoranZoltanous/status/1894600460775899269

White suprematists when Western countries establish empires with significant racial and ethnic minorities:
"BASED, I AM NOT SORRY FOR COLONIALISM!"

White suprematists when Russians establish empire with significant racial and ethnic minorities:
"RUSSIANS ARE MONGOLS, LOOK HOW MANY ASIANS THEY HAVE INSIDE THEIR BORDERS!!! EURASIANISM IS ANTI-WHITE!!!"

I am genuinely tired of these retards.

"I am white nationalist and I care about white Russians who are occupied by anti-white Putin. And that's why I fight on the side of countries who support mass immigration and want Russia to become LGBT-friendly d*mocracy"

NOW - Mayor of NYC compares himself to Jesus.

@disclosetv

Current co-leaders Weidel and Chrupalla are moderates, but they lead the party with Höcke's blessing and don't distance themselves from Der Flügel either, to their credit. They acknowledge the identitarian movement has complete control over right-wing metapolitics and alternative media in Germany; and that the party's youth are more radical than they are. They also realise they can only win power with AfD's eastern electoral strongholds - all of which are under the influence of Der Flügel.

This gives Höcke extreme leverage and why he's seen as an unofficial third co-leader both inside and outside AfD. At the same time, Höcke (correctly) realises he can't lead the party outright because his radical politics at the helm would probably result in the AfD being banned outright.

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“Unité française et unité allemande” (in Socialisme fasciste) indicates that Drieu la Rochelle was in principle willing, or at least he found it amusing to imagine and assert that he was willing, to pay almost any price so that European unification could be accomplished. If “linguistic imperialism is the limit of Germany, the Alps of Germany,” then Germany should be allowed, should even be encouraged to establish its borders in this fashion, for the Anschluss itself could be considered a positive step in the direction of not only German but also European unification: “I am for the Anschluss and, if need be, for the suppression of Belgium and Switzerland. After that, we will see more clearly in Europe. ... And Europe will not be far from being made”.

🇷🇺 From Russia with love ❤️

Turns out that Pam Bondis release of the Israeli Spy Epstein Files had Alan Dershowitz and Mike Cernovich work on the redactions. Basically nothing ever happens unless an insider leaks the unredacted documents without approval.
@AmericanGreyson

Actual pictures from the Israeli Epstein Files release. It's just pages of black redactions. No information.
@AmericanGreyson

Zelensky, turning down the deal was the stupidest thing he could do. The rare earth mineral deal would have provided a permanent American industrial and civilian presence. It would prevent Russian expansion without them joining NATO. It helps both sides, however he’s an idiot!

The FN/RN’s ‘proletarianisation’, particularly in the economic field has seen the development of an economic policy with many parallels to counter-globalist movements more often associated with left-wing politics. The party proposes a protectionist, nationalist economy designed to protect French industry, farmers, artisans and workers from Chinese and other Developing World products, to avoid a ‘race to the bottom’ in terms of workers’ living standards. According to Marine Le Pen this would require national preference for French products in governmental acquisition, an increase in the minimum wage, and policies designed to protect the character and economy of rural and regional France. These policies are aimed at appealing to native, ‘ethnic’ French, and sympathetic immigrants concerned about impacts of post industrialism, globalisation and neoliberalism, represented as destroying the French nation: economically, culturally and politically. The argument is made that French industries will be usurped by multi-national corporations, which will see all people as fungible commodities and little more.

In terms of voter intention, Shields’ (2013) analysis of IPSOS polling figures show the FN/RN has a strong working class element in its base of support. The analysis indicates 29% support from manual workers (with the FN the most popular choice), 21% amongst other wage earning employees, and 25% from shopkeepers. The figures characterise the National Front under Marine Le Pen being the most popular party with those of little earning power and the lowest educational levels. Whereas ‘far right’ denoscriptors are most often applied to the party, supporters come from a demographic traditionally linked to social democratic parties, and report no affinity for left or right. The National Rally (formerly National Front) offers a third position found to be viable for those unrepresented by the established centre parties, or left politics like those offered by Jean-Luc Mélenchon.

This move to the left, in the sense of a targeted interventionism in the economy, would define the RN as a party that is reasonable in its approach and broad acceptability, within the French context. The platform is presented as deeply pro-French, as the first priority, and relates this popular theme to concerns over mass immigration and Islamism as threatening to France.