Why the far right is surging in Europe | FT Film
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- The European Parliament has been a coalition of centre-left and centre-right delegates for decades. But elections in June could deliver more far right MEPs than ever before. Their success could influence EU policy on everything from immigration to agriculture and the energy transition. The FT speaks to politicians and voters across the continent to reveal the causes and potential impacts
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How about why is Europe leaving the 'far left'?
@@BigSnippcommunism and national socialism here we come!
@@pippip8744 It is disingenous at best. Moderates are never going to tamper with communism. Moreover, socialism has already been executed in the form of the welfare state, so there is nothing new there.
@@editfazekas3854 Meloni, LePen and the "european far right" is a joke.
They have no intention of getting rid of the invaders. Italians got scammed and the French will experience the same scam.
Countries that are farther left like Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, and Iceland are not leaving the left behind. It's generally the leftist party get coopted by centrist who pretend to be part of the left, but enact deregulation that disrupts the economy, then people go right thinking the left has failed them. It's always the same story.
@@editfazekas3854 Talk about being disingenuous. It's funny to think of a single policy as socialism having "been executed" lol.
It's the immigration without integration.
Have you seen any white European integrating anywhere?
LOL. Far-right don't want integration. This is want centrists want.
Deportation
@@maneshipocrates2264 So you're arguing against mass migration?
Stop the replacement
Why is every movement to curb imigration is far right ?
Everything to the right of center on social issues is now far right while everything anti establishment is now extremist
P.S. How many rapes on women, children and even men! It looks like it's already war to me!
Because oppressing ex colonies and torturing their citizens is exactly what the fascists did.
left means communism and that all humans own everything.
So, the orientation of the left means that the rights of islamists and africans are the same as west europeans, so they allow them to come to west europe.
In practice, immigration is still popular because Europe is not having new children, so immigration (which is always young people) is needed to keep countries from going bankrupt.
It's the same reason the UK has been economically drained since Brexit.
Because in the entire history of europe, everytime they had a major crisis, millions of europeans moved to other continents. Hypocrites.
Left = "progressive"
Not Left = "Far Right"
Left = "progressive" , actually Pro-Regressive
Not Left = "Far Right", actually Far and out the ones who have the Right state of mind
About time the radical far leftist minority has been cancelled out
by majority vote to a right wing party. The hard part is, trying to fix the mess the farv leftists left for you all. Cheers from Ozz 🇦🇺🇩🇪👍
I am an old guy who has seen a disturbing shift in the perception of “right and left“ and “conservative and liberal“. 50 years ago, defenders of faith, family, and country were considered “mainstream middle of the road“. Now, they are considered “far right“.
Left = im a gay
I’m still young and even I cannot recognize the Europe of today compared to that of my childhood. We never voted for the crazy level of immigration of the last decade.
Indeed. I'm a Bulgarian and things here aren't that bad in terms of non-White immigration, but I visited Paris and London last year. I'm deeply saddened to report that there's almost nothing European left about those great, formerly European, cities. It looks, feels, even smells, like Africa and the Middle East rolled into one. You might not see a native -- i.e. White! -- French or Englishman for an entire day! It's crazy! Horribly surreal...
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@@stanislavstoimenov1729 LA culpa la tuvo Angela Markell... antes la admiraba pero al ver como está euroopa que parece Arabia y Africa revuelta... Da es pena moral.
Much of it is a result of western foreign policy and military intervention destabilising regions and people being forced to leave, which as you mention, wasn’t voted on.
The vast majority of immigrants have not come from unstabilised parts of the world, or from the very few countries that have been subject to Western military intervention in the last half century. The vast majority are opportunity-driven colonists, trying to replicate their own failed cultures in the progressive and currently culturally suicidal west.
@@dylmanu333 Then how are those western policies? Do u identify as the unelected 0,1%? Me neither.
Wanting to protect your culture does not equal "far right".
Well the media is usually far Left, so that's how they see it. "FAR" Right now means the most basic common sense of the 1970s. Also anything practical, or that is actually a potential solution to a problem is "Far Right EXTREMISM".
The means you go about it is though. You guys want to return to a time that doesn't even exist.
@@HenrythePaleoGuy Its not about returning to any particular time. No idea what you're even referring to there.
It's simply that many Europeans have a dislike for mass immigration without proper integration.
That doesn't make someone "far right".
If you want true far right, read the Quran.
@@HenrythePaleoGuy believe me when I say there was a time when in Sweden there was no such thing as a "No Go Zone".
That is very much a time that existed. It's not a far right thing to want that back.
@@HenrythePaleoGuy It existed. And we're tired of pretending it didn't.
Wanting your country not to lose its European identity is now "far right".
Anything right of Marxism is now, 'far-right'. 😂😂😂
I hope that one day you realize that far right rich populists are using you to create more divide between the working class and are distracting you from the real issues 👍🏼
The EU brought this upon itself by refusing to address the problem with immigration.
Any "European Union" that rejects a European identity is vile and destined to fail.
My thoughts exactly.
What exactly is a European identity?
@@daydays12 Everything without muslims and their hate for our believe and ways of life
@@daydays12 you wouldn't like it
@@Gares. Why not?
Not far right. Just the right
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Exactly!
Not far right but "right so far"
Far right. Be a fool if you want but don't think other are.
The right is the middle.
Because moderates have not upheld their promises on safety and immigration. It's quite simple.
Simple explanation for simple minds...
Exactly
@@wilhelmvanbabbenburg8443 do you have anything to add?
@@KevinUchihaOG about what?
@@wilhelmvanbabbenburg8443 Well, you found OPs explanation simple and you find him simple. Care to elaborate with a few arguments?
My opinion as a young French voter living in Paris:
I'm tired of seeing rapists take short prison sentences, live in the most taxed country in the world, welcome millions of foreigners so that some of them call me racist because I'm white and Christian, I'm tired of seeing foreign powers threaten my country, I'm tired of hearing this speech "oh don't go to that place, everyone knows that it's dangerous", I'm tired of hearing all the women I know tell me that they are being followed, whistled or touched by the same type of people, or hearing them tell me that they look down, that they change clothes so as not to be subject to reflections or attacks. it bothers me to sometimes be the only white person in the metro, to hear people shouting loudly in their original language, to see Islamic veils in the streets, to hear people say that French culture doesn't exist , that France must grovel to apologize for having colonized countries.
The "far right" is rising since the rest of the politicians are weak and cowardly, the people are waking up.
I also, by chance, have several black friends and Muslim friends who are perfectly integrated, law-abiding and live a Western lifestyle like me. I don't want "people" of the same religions or origins as them to degrade their images, honors and dignity by association effect. It's not about racism, it's about protect our culture as natives from these lands.
why is your profile pic like the american flag?
@jseumed first of why does the American flag matter here, second its a football club flag Atletico madrid.
i mean i understand your anger- but the people who vote for right or far right parties don’t see a difference between well integrated or not well integrated individuals. I‘m sure you do, but you’re the exception. There’s a real danger in stereotypes affecting well integrated citizens.
@@starkingbiker Can we really be that picky when we are dying as a culture and a country!
_'' it bothers me to sometimes be the only white person in the metro, to hear people shouting loudly in their original language, ''_
Do you hike subway to listen what strange people are talking about in their private chats?
This is what happening when you work against people who elected you.
Europe for Europeans
Mate, Europeans rate "sued google for bread money" in their top 10 achievements. Stay in Europe.
@@jakehix8132 Electricity, Indoor plumbing, Trains, Cars, Airplanes, Rockets, Satellites, Radio, Cinema, TV, Phones, Computers, Internet, Antibiotics, Medical advancements, Democracy.. Basically everything that you use was created by Europeans & their diaspora. Say thank you.
@@jakehix8132 child lol
@@jakehix8132 They generally do
the rest of the world heaves a sigh of relief.
“Far right” does not comes from a vacuum
Nor does their financial support
When you are far wrong everything you see is far right.
@@vorpalinferno9711 its better be far right than far wrong
@@toyotaprius79 What is “far right” Meloni’s financial support, thinker? To be precise, I’m asking about Meloni who has turned Italian politics entirely against Kremlin.
There is no "far-right" only "Conservative Centre" and the "Alt-Left" do not want the majority ruling in parliament.
„We must finally admit that the Right isn’t winning because they are so brilliant, but because WE - the Left - have catastrophically failed.“
- Stephen Fry
I like Stephen Fry a lot but he's got a giant blind spot on this.
@@johnyoung1761 He's totally in that bizarre London bubble.
Why are they surprised? When any ideology in a relatively democratic voting population goes too far in a direction that does not align with their wellbeing the voters votes against that ideology.
Everything appears to be far right, when you are far left,
And vice versa
@@atlaskinzel6560 now having common sense is being termed as being far right ? Good luck with that, Europe belongs to fellow Europeans and only law abiding legal immigrants who add value to the countries should be let in rather than those who act like leaches who live on other people's resources and impose their stone age era views on other Europeans. It's about time the Europeans realise and act upon.
@@intrvrt2226 that doesn‘t mean you can violate the Genfer Convention..
@@maxbildungsaccount6915 so countries should let everybody in without even considering the plight of the native people, because a bunch of jerks sitting in their Chateau drew some draconian laws disregarding the effect of those laws on the host country and its culture ?
@@atlaskinzel6560 Beat me to it!
It's stupid that they talk about them as the far right, painting them as outsiders instead of their own constituents that should be listened to.
I thought the same.
They're narcissists
The constituents are not being questioned. It's the parties that seek power by manipulating constituents using fear and deceptive techniques
They hate their voters. That's why they are replacing them.
exactly; its not the far right, its just the right. they're squeezing the opposition out by using buzzwords to influence the outcome. this is political takeover.
Why do we never hear about the dangers of the Far Left? Just proves who's running things doesn't it.
There’s no far left in Europe. NATO is responsible for stopping the movement lmao why don’t you read about operation gladio my guy
Ever notice how "far right" nowadays just means "what everyone considered common sense until three weeks ago?"
Its dumb because I remember people were called far right for proposing free borders is no good, we had a couple REAL far right people that wished to kill every immigrant but when you call everybody far right the term loses meaning.
No...
And 'common sense' seems to be quite rare (in the meaning of wisdom or prudence)
It's "woke" ism. "We must fundamentally change everything into anti-white, anti-male culture" cuz "muh colonialism".
I notice fascist when I see them. They expose themselves in the comments.
@@bucksnort2216 I bet you're really good at spotting the bad guys in movies by their red lightsabers or black hats too.
Far right in Europe is normal middle class values of 1960’s.
So? Normal middle class values of the 1860s were pretty fucked. 1960s were better. Wonder if people in the 1960s were complaining about how the far right of the 1960s "just held middle class values of the 1860s". We move.
The 1960's US middle class was pro-segregation. Are you a fan of segregation?
you mean 1940's
Europe was weak, poor and divided in the 1960s. It was very grim back then compared to today: Constant threat of actual nuclear war (not Putin's empty threats - real threats from both USSR and USA), extreme racism, extreme homophobia, workers rights in general were lacking.
@@mark63424able Europe consists of so many countries , really what countries are you talking about when you say there was extreme racism extreme homophobia ?
If you're on the far left, everyone right of Pol Pot seems far right.
Conservatives are not "far right", they're "regular right". We're leaving the "far left" behind, finally. Like who ever titled this video.
Europe has been changed massively over the last two/three decades.
Nobody voted for it, or was asked their opinion. Worse than that, people were shouted down for voicing any opinion that went against the political forces that encouraged the change for their own ends.
I'm amazed it has taken so long.
What have people been voting for during that time then? Because there had plenty of opportunities at local, regional, national and European elections.
@@Automat2 That is totally disingenuous. The idea that the exercise of democracy means people are getting anything close to a perfect representation of their preferences is obviously nonsense.
In the UK, for example, you have essentially two choices if you want the party you vote for to actually govern. In the past 14 years, the electorate has voted for the ostensibly more immigration restrictive party, with a pledge to reduce immigration in their manifestos. They also voted against EU membership for reasons that were substantially grounded in anti immigration sentiment. And yet immigration has soared well beyond even the massive increase we saw under New Labour (who by the way, never said they were going to do such a thing).
Similarly, Italians voted for Meloni only for her to utterly betray her stated position on immigration.
Putting to one side the fact that democratic choice is hugely constrained, politicians lie egregiously about what they intend to do in terms of immigration.
If you actually want a vote on immigration, put it up to referenda across all of Europe. You soon be disabused if you actually believe people want this. It will never happen of course, because the elites know what the answer would be.
@@notalefty999 Tell your elites not to wage war as that creates refugees and immigrants - the latest being 10 million Ukrainian refugees. You wanted NATO expansion, you got refugees and you have to pay for it. Similarly, Afghans, Syrians, Iraqis came because you invaded their countries. On one side you are brutal; at the same time, you want to show you are humane.
@@johnadam2885 My post was complaining about the elites ignoring the wishes of their electorates, and you admonish me for the actions of elites I clearly do not support and as outlined above, that the citizenry lack the capacity to effectively exert influence over?
Also, can leftists make up their mind? Either third world immigration is a good thing or its a punishment. It cannot be both.
Aside from which, the claim you are making is factually wrong.
Firstly, whilst I do not approve of interference in the Middle East, it is entirely possible to bomb foreign countries AND enforce your borders. Refusing to turn back dinghies or kick out foreign criminals is a choice and that choice is wholly independent of any decisions made regarding military actions overseas.
Secondly, Western nations are being inundated with immigrants irrespective of their complicity in any wars.
Thirdly, the immigrants are coming regardless of whether their country is at war, in the aftermath of a war or whether or not those wars which have occurred involve any Western agency. If the Sudanese are killing each other, what the hell does that have to do with the British and why should we allow them to invade our country?
Nobody voted for what ? I've been voting in all election I can vote and so far I have my issues with national and european politics, but none of my issues are about europe becoming a new 4th reich and haven for fascists.
For these people if you are not far left, then you are far right.
to be fair, the far left actually agrees with the far right on many things, its the centrists and liberals that want to ban everything,
keep in mind the soviet union banned homosexuality and also blocked any immigration or refugees etc. china is a similar case.
Exactly!
@marcomercedesn - "Far-right" is usually a term of abuse from virtue-signaling socialist types directed at anyone with whom they disagree and frequently followed up with accusations of being a nazi
They and most left-wing academics also define nazism as far-right although the nazis defined themselves as socialists who despised capitalism, so perhaps we should be re-branded as far-left anti-capitalist swine instead
Even His Holiness the Dalai Lama has stated, "Do not allow Europe to become Islam" "Do not allow Europe to become Africa!" This is not a suggestion it is a warning!
Europe is christian, not islamist!
Wrong, Europe is not a country, it's a collection of countries with varying ethnic backgrounds influenced by old empires hundreds of years ago. In fact, Bosnia and Albania (both countries in Europe) has a significantly higher muslim population. Demanding a theocratic society is immoral in this day and age, especially with increasing travel and immigration from a multitude of religions which include (but aren't limited to): Hinduism, Sikhism, Shinto, Atheism, and Buddhism from mostly east asian countries. I can understand your concern for an islamic uprising in Europe but fighting fire with fire is not the solution you should look for.
Europe is lgbt!
Laughs in Albanian.
Europe is pagan
Its not far right, its just right... Correct title should be, Europe's departure from the far left
You clearly have no idea of what is "far left".
@@diogorodrigues747 I'm all ears, tell me, what far left is
@@diogorodrigues747as a leftist, where is this far left? It's elitism, pure elitism. From every party on the left.
The far left has not taken power in the EU. It is more present in institutions like universities and the media than the far right is. The far right is marginalized. It could become a major force very fast if there is a coup like in Ukraine. Before the coup, Nazis were a marginal political force. After the coup they dominated the government because they had guns and were willing to use them
@@mariocuric6690 That's why I said to that guy that he clearly has no idea of what he's saying.
Twenty something minutes of sound bites. Zero analysis.
That I'm sure you didn't watch.
@@reescantdance7831 If that's what you call analysis, you need to broaden your sources.
Notice the people who want to preserve Europe as recognizably European get labeled as ‘far-right’ when many are to the left of establishment conservative or ‘centrist’ parties on economic and many social questions. Keep in mind The crowd that owns FT loves mass immigration, the more the better.
I used to be center-left. However, recent years made me shift towards right, at least regarding social matters. And I am not alone. I have several “progressive-left” friends turning more and more conservative due to the current trends in Europe.
People both on the left and the right are radicalized by events and issues in their countries. The only difference is that people on the right blame it on immigrants while people on the left blame it on rich people and people in control
A whole propaganda piece, and it doesn’t even pretend.
“Far right views” are quite literally the views that your ancestors have had for centuries, they aren’t extreme
100%
😂😂😂😂😂 You must be very smart
...like the mass deportations and removal of citizenship rights the far-right in Germany and Austria are aiming for. 😂
Your ancestors were Nazi, were they ?
@@wilhelmvanbabbenburg8443and you are 😂
Bureaucrats in the European Parliament did not solve the problems. They have created problems that will cost people money.
Immigration problem - not solved.
Fit for 55 means expensive energy, costs of modernizing buildings, destruction of agriculture and loss of competitiveness in the industrial sector.
These are new problems created by the EU parliament - so they need to be changed!!!
A better question is 'why do people on the far left think calling people in the center-right 'far right' will convince anyone they are?'
Did the Indigenous European natives of these countries vote for these new residents, in the numbers they have arrived?
Pretty sure most people voted against them coming here
My country, the Netherlands, has a rich history of performing referendum/referenda, while at the same time completely ignoring the result of those referenda. So that would unlikely have changed much.
@@Intel-i7-9700k That young Dutch woman who gave the speech in Hungary. Iva I think. Explained that Dutch people are the minority population in all major Dutch cities. Was that democratically endorsed?
@@nzreggae2534 Don't think it's minority yet, only in some impoverished parts of cities. But for decades there has not only been no clear, open debate about mass immigration, but politicians and people sho criticised it were cancelled and verbally attacked. So it was to some extent forced upon us by a political minority.
For me personally, I think only Islamic immigrants are problematic and are the main cause, by far, for the current backlash.
No !
EVROPE WANTS TO REMAIN EVROPEAN. Shocker !!!!!
Define what is European. Ask those who went from Europe to America and Australia to be resettled in Europe. Or shut up.
@johnadam2885 first and foremost, white and non-Muslim
John’s self hating with no identity
@johnadam2885 no Islamic bigotry for a start
@@davidcooks2379 "white" is a very vague term that only came about in the 1600's.
The people are rising up. Well done Geert Wilders, VIKTOR ORBAN, MELONI, Marie Le Pen Nigel Farage
Anyone right of center. Is always referred to as far right.
"Far right" is a thought terminating cliche
Because Europe should be for the Europeans again!
What if someone who is an immigrant outside of Europe becomes an eu citizen plus has children in the eu, are the children European? Also if you are proposing zero immigration, then say goodbye to your pension because it will never be paid, the money will run out with to much old people and not enough young people, immigrants can solve that plus help the economy
so its about money how about culture or integration this does not happen @@StrikeBolteafc
@@lesliescottw what does “integration” mean to you, what 3 things should someone do to “integrate”
I wonder how that started? let me give you a hint:
- France in Cameroon
- France in Algeria
- France in Morocco
- France in Chad
- France in Niger
- France in Mali
- France in Tunisia
- France in Ivory Coast.....
I am not even gonna try to talk about the British, Italians and Belgians.
@@StrikeBolteafc Deport them I dont care about my pension.
The "far right".... normal hard working people that love their countries.
They call you far right to silence you . Just be right rather than far left.
In this demonic world we are called names if we love and want good for our country.
They see love as the devil!
If a farmer who just wants some consistency in the crops that he can grow and not be ruined by it is "far right", then you're judging from the place that is actually "far left" and this is just a correction to the actual center which is WAY right of where things are right now.
There is no far right, just common people with common sense.
There is a far left however, that regards anyone with an opinion other than theirs as fascists.
You could say the complete opposite and sound very silly as well.
Who do you think you're fooling with that kind of talk?
NO!! MY TEAM/SIDE/PARTY/WING is better than youuuuuuuurs booohooo!
Agreed
@@ej28 Your point is...?
ITS NOT FAR RIGHT TO WANT TO PROTECT YOUR COUNTRIES PEOPLE AND VALUES, ITS JUST SANITY AND NORMAL HUMAN BEHAVIOR FOR THOUSANDS OF YEARS.
Exactly. Sadly it has to pointed out under every biased article and video because the MSM is a propaganda machine.
What are your countries' values ? No family, no children, then your economy dies. So you have to import people. Get it ?
LOOK I CAN DO ALL CAPS TOO!
@@Leonidas-nu3jpWELL DONE
"The future does not belong to globalist, the future belongs to patriots. The future belongs to sovereign and independent nations who protect their citizens, respect their neighbors and honor the differences that make each country special and unique." - President, Donald J. Trump
I've always been left and left used to be birth control to fight poverty, no religious influence, progressive, minimum wages fair pay and freedom of expression, but now it is only about being political correct while I see Europe is taken over by religious conservatives who want to make a segregated society like they have in the middle east. In my city, Amsterdam our mayor even wants to make law enforcement officers wear headscarves because their religion seems to require it. Law enforcement officers are supposed to be neutral, hence the uniform.
I am not happy that the right has to solve this, but the left has become too elitist and too far removed from the citizens. So yes, I have become right-wing, it seems.
But Europe has always been right wing. That is not the left. You’re not a leftist, you’re a liberal. The left is non existent in Europe. Also as an atheist I am for both for separation of religion from the state and religious freedom and I don’t see why they shouldn’t be allowed to wear what they want ?
If you are interested, solid intellectual reasons in the video on my channel explaining it all and giving solid reasons to vote REFORM UK and for Le Pen. You may not accept it at first but if you take in the fifteen minutes it may focus your thinking and opinion whatever that will be.
@@DrDanielHoward I am Dutch and I voted Geert Wilders.
2015 cologne, Merkel. That's why
Rather De Gaulle 1973, That's why. 3 million from Algeria for starters into France and thence EU.
@@consequences5638 could you elaborate, what happened with Charlie de Gaulle in 1973?
@@consequences5638 That's not the only country he ruined.
@@consequences5638 France killed at least 1 million Algerians and colonized Algeria for multiple decades stealing its wealth
@@consequences5638De Gaulle died in 1970
Of course, this problem exists because many EU Nations, especially Germany and the Nordic countries have allowed immigration to go ahead unchecked.
Most of the migrants came from war-torn and failed states, which have completely different sets of values, religions and cultures, which makes social integration arduous.
This is bound to stoke negative reactions and hardline responses from the local populace.
There's also a non coherent migration policy, frontier nations in the south end up with most migrants and northern, richer nations get to choose if they want the migrants or not.
not _the nordic countries,_ just sweden ... other nordic countries have been far more sensible
@@Ash-vt5cp Sweden is the example of what may happen to every country
Germany is doing exactly what it did in WW2, just more insidiously.
@@KiraNt4 Sweden has actually woken up over the last few years though and has taken a major step to the right.
It’s all about unchecked immigration, and the globalisem.
I’m not even from Europe, but when I visited family in Ireland there was a lot of talk about the immigration crisis and how the government was being way too soft. Seems like it has been a long time coming.
First of all. The parties share ALOT of policies.
Saying that its FAR right is missleadind and a scare tactic that only leads to more polarization.
BUT,BUT,...BUT .... NAH UH!!! FAcSiSTS AaAHAHAA
No it is not. They are far right.
@@dbs5212 How is it far right when the one policy to dictate that is migration? Alot of the parties want to improve welfare, the educational system, lower government spending by cutting out alot of the bureaucracy.
How is that far right agendas? Because you deem it so?
No, its common sense.
Can FT please explain what far right is apart from labelling people trying desperately to hold on to their culture and not walk into slavery?
if you actually watched the video, they explain the difference between populist right and far right. nice try though.
@@tails5907 ok please name them
Their agenda is falling to pieces. People are waking up.
If you are interested, solid intellectual reasons in the video on my channel explaining it all and giving solid reasons to vote REFORM UK and for Le Pen. The term "far right" is a propaganda to put doubt in our vote, it is an anti-democratic term. They are trying to bully us into not voting "far right".
In France, if you are not communist or Islamist (same party), you are far right or facist!
why is it only Europe's responsibility to house all of these people? i'm a leftist myself, but you can not put this burden on the shoulder of only 1 part of the world. the swing to the right makes perfect sense to me.
They want to destroy the west!
Another simplistic and generalized statement. Countries across the globe, including in North America, South America, Asia, Africa, and Oceania, have also resettled and housed refugees fleeing conflict and persecution in their home countries.
As of 2023, Pakistan was hosting over 1.4 million registered refugees, the vast majority of whom were Afghans who have fled decades of conflict in Afghanistan. In comparison, in 2023 Sweden was hosting around 400,000 registered refugees and asylum-seekers, including Afghans, Iraqis, Eritreans, Syrians and Somalians. In 2023, Kenya has taken in about 200.000 Somalians.
Sweden has taken in people from more varied countries but overal far less in number of certain groups of people compared to many countries in closer proximity to the refugee's original country.
Just stop lying, dude.
@@ferrykeizer4911 It actually makes sense for islamic countries to take islamic refugees though. It does not make sense for Europe to take them, because our races and cuItures and reIigions are so totally different. That naturally leads to vioIent confIict here. You are mad.
@@ferrykeizer4911 refugee's are okay but you also should be checking whether they are integrating with your society or are they trying to break your social fabric. We have seen what is happening in Europe in other countries like Egypt, Iran.
America and Canada take in more immigrants than all of European countries combined
people act like immigration is the norm. No, this is the backlash to an event of such huge alterations in demography.
Good point ! The narrative is that mass immigration is normal and nothing can be done about it.
The upcoming Euro elections will be perhaps the final chance to
kick out those politicians who have tried to make us swallow that
line. Mass migration CAN be stopped . It's the Will of the People
cost what it may....!!
I wonder how that started? let me give you a hint:
- France in Cameroon
- France in Algeria
- France in Morocco
- France in Chad
- France in Niger
- France in Mali
- France in Tunisia
- France in Ivory Coast.....
I am not even gonna try to talk about the British, Italians and Belgians.
@bsca1956 We don't have to pay for the gullt of our ancestors, not every Europeam country did it, other people did it and nobody is replacing them, it's not only colonialism fault. In any case we must end it.
@@bsca1956 and what about Ireland? Never colonised anyone, yet the streets are full of migrants from the above countries getting the highest welfare cheques in the EU. What did Ireland do to deserve that?
@@Prodrentjet Some countries that have never bothered anybody in recent history have the right to fight immigration, Ireland and Poland, for example.
That I can agree with.
Am an Ethiopian 🇪🇹 and i think people in Europe need to wake up. Support the people fighting to preserve your identity. Nationalism is a human right. Save your identities for generations to come. This time, 🇪🇺 is definately in the wrong path with woke society and politicall correctness.
Europe is a continent consistent of nations, this is not USA, where the word "woke" was created. There is no "woke" in Europe. The subject is about the the right-wing gaining in statistics in the political spectrum, and that the leftists will always be the losers. Main point right there.
mate. I don't think Ethiopia is in a place to be giving advice to EU countries. Nationalism is part of what is tearing your country apart. You guys could use some wokeness and PC culture, to stop all the violence
God bless you.
Thank you. As a nationalistic swede I appreciate your comment a lot.
@@Kruuppe Yeah, just be woke and Africa's problems will be solved, lmao.
This should read "Why the Right is Surging in Europe." Most of what is "surging" is NOT the far right.
I am a center right and proud. The EU needs to swing a lot more to the right.
Populism.......it's very popular isn't it?.......
Because of too much far left too many years causing too much damage.
You should look at UK then
What damage? Your coffee and oil and gas all come from those immigrant countries.
UK has been led by the Conservatives for 14 years, and they have ruined the country
We've been under neoliberal politics for more than 40 years now. What "far-left" policies are you refering to ?
So? You fancy importing Islamic values too?
Everyone they talked to is so out of touch. They don't think open borders is an extremist policy. Probably because they're all rich and it doesn't effect them personally.
For now. In a couple of generations, it'll have dire consequences for their children.
@@tonycooke8545
They don't care. They're anti-natalist.
But where do you see open borders? Do you not see that the EU is a much harder union to migrate to now than in 2015? "Open borders" has never been a reality, much less now
@@simqvisten
The UK, Germany and France were all literally 99.9% native up until the 1950s.
Those same countries were about 98% native up until the 1990s.
Today? They're only 75% native. 25% of the native populations of those countries has been replaced in less than 40 years.
The demographics data is available online if you don't believe me. Check it for yourself. It's TERRIFYING.
If 25% - ONE WHOLE QUARTER - of a native population being replaced in less than 40 years isn't indicative of open borders, then I don't know what is.
The EU accepts less migrants now than in 2015, sure, but that's only because the sheer number of migrants coming into the EU in 2015 was ABSURD.
AT LEAST 600,000 immigrants entered the UK last year. That is a ridiculous figure for a country with a population of 60 million. That's 1% of the population effectively being replaced every year, year after year. And 600,000 is the most conservative figure. It's estimated there's about 2,000,000 illegal immigrants in the UK right now, but we just don't know because the government can't keep track of them but also refuses to deport them.
I'm not anti-immigration. It's just too much, too fast. Every Western European country should be at least 95%, ideally about 98% native. 75% native is just way too low. We're gonna see some serious problems in the UK, Germany and France in the coming years. Several ethnic groups being forced to share the same country is one of the most consistent predictors for war and other violent conflict between groups.
@@Dushmann_ You call it replacement, and I'm not sure that's an accurate term, as if the locals stop existing, they coexist. However, one replacement needed is the young population with western countries staggeringly low birth rates leave us needing immigration to take care of the growing older population. It's simple economics.
I'm not for unregulated immigration at all but we need to be realistic about the global world we live in. It's human nature to move, too, no one is truly native to any place if you go back far enough. I agree though that changes have been intense and I have felt that too, in a negative sense, in Sweden, with the middle eastern influx there. My main point is that the EU is doing a lot already and I don't see how more can be done without crossing some serious lines (morally) and risking our society's sustainability (demographically and economically)
So if you are centre-right, then then FT labels you far-right! What a load of bollocks.
FT clearly pointed out how different platforms have drifted more to the right than they used to be. Around the 7:00 mark they talk about it in Germany, for example.
Who owns FT?
@indigo098765 famous for their open border immigration policies, and left wing politics.
@indigo098765 😅
@@benkmarchant Financial Times
You haven't seen the far-right yet. I was thinking something more like the Taliban.
Or Sharia Law … It’s just a matter of time.
@@Hickalum The Maga Trumps are the christian Talibans
Or the Nazis
@@jaikanths875l
You mean the National SOCIALIST Party. Hitler AND Mussolini had very socialist roots. The Communist Party labelled Hitler Right Wing and it stuck.
Well said
Far right is just the perspective of the people who have moved to the extreme left, we mostly have stayed where we were at before all the labelling.
When you make competing against the party in power illegal, the problems do not indeed go away.
Simply calling at the far right displays how bad the financial times has gotten. It only implies that these people on the right don’t think the same as all the cool people on the left.
The framing The Conservative Right as “far right” is meant to villainize and silence them.
The Guardian, the New statesman, the Independent (so called - more like the socialist workers revolutionary party rag) - all of these in the uk along with Londons Evening standard and the Metro , ALl of them are left. All of them loathe the moderated ordinary person.andtry to demonise them. I am so glad the people are rising up and I am also so sorry and worried because its looking very dangerous.
the far left gets called the far left too, this is just how extreme their policies are
@@jseumed I am not denying the existence of extremes, but the positions of the "far" right are not really extreme. Do you really think that Italy is run by the party of Mussolini? It is called "far right"--even Neo-fascist, but it just isn't. Similarly, the "far left" is labelled "progressive." The Financial Times has fallen into this using disparaging labels for those with a different view.
As a voter of the "far right", I'm getting quite a kick out of these people who have lost the plot ages ago wondering why the people won't let them continue their shenanigans in peace. They have no clue.
Im just curious, do Europeans have a different concept of what Democracy is than to the U.S?
Just in the beginning part, it was implied that the E.U, and by that extension, Europe as a whole, can't function if the government leans right at all.
Politicians aren’t listening to the public and creating the Petri dish that festers the rot.
Why do you say "far" right when it's just right? Do you really think nobody notices?
@Christa
You know why: because they are trying to gaslight and progandise us.
My honest answer to your rhetorical question was deleted. This alone says why.
Because it is far right???
Far-RIGHT = MESS up your country so the Authoritarian rulers March easily into your governments and your homes. Have it their way or you end up somewhere you don't excist.
What about all those parties that identify (!) as 'far right' ? I notice you seem uncomfortable with your own political choices...
Is anti immigration considered far right?
Apparently
It’s basically xenophobia, so yeah
@@cricketflightstar then that makes Japan a xenophobic country too? If yes, why is the US and Europe collaborating with a xenophobic country?? Shouldn't they impose sanctions on Japan?
Hell yes. It's weird because all nation states have these things called "borders" that are there for the good of the indigenous population.
@@cricketflightstar oh...but it's so much more than that. Leave it to a simpleton, to bring a simple answer.
Everything common sense: no open borders, no destruction of agriculture, affordable housing and energy is now "fAr RiGhT".
The people of Europe that have seen and lived with the mass immigration to their countries and can see the results of allowing in people that are mentally stuck in the early middle ages, seen people come that have no intention of integrating into the societies of the countries and expect the host population to change to suit middle eastern ideas, have seen them be given everything for nothing and still demand more, have seen laws that apply to indigenous populations not being applied to the newcomers, have seen millions arrive with no identification and no skills that are of any benefit to the host country, does not make the indigenous population right wing, it is just that normal reasonable people have stood still the fact is that the left has moved drastically to the left and from that position they brand everyone else right wing. It's just a scare tactic to try to take normal peoples eye off of what is happening to their country.
Why do you convince the description in your first few sentences to middle eastern people? They are equally valid for brits that moved to the EU.
Lack of integration of immigrants, ignoring the cost of living crisis and stagnant wages, incoherent policies between internal agriculture, industrial and ecological policies and external trade deals with Mercosur, Asean, etc, a lot of problems. If the EU doesn't reform - empower the parliament and allow it to draft legislation, more protectionism, more transparency, less bureaucracy - it will lose its legitimacy and become a nonfunctional, weak body like the UN.
So do you want to vote for or against the "far right"? You agree with some "far right" arguments, but they want to leave/weaken EU, so what do you vote?
The European parliament IS completely non functional and weak already. !! The EU is constructed like a house of cards unfortunately. It CANNOT be reformed without collapsing.
If they had reformed along the lines suggested by David Cameron
Brexit wouldn't have happened...!
@@kaspianlasse8336 Are they "far right" as claimed or merely right. We're sick of the looney far left bureaucratic traitors wrecking our countries.
"Far right" is a cliché used to describe anyone who isn't socialist. But never mind, the words "Loony left" are also axiomatic.
When they say 'far right,' it's the perspective from where they're standing.
Because the left screwed things up so bad😂
Ermmm… we’ve had 14+ years of Conservative gov in the UK. Explain 😂
@@MayorSomConservatives are not right wing in the uk
@@MayorSom Not all conservatives are created the same🤷🏻♂️. British conservatives wanna be progressive conservatives and wanna make friends with everyone and stand for nothing.
@@MayorSom tories are conservative by name not by deed
Where did you see a left wing gov in Europe in the last 10-20 years?
So if the far right can tap into popular dissatisfaction, what stops currently ruling parties from tapping into them as well? It's sad that people feel they need to vote far right to be heard.
Mostly because it would go against their own policies to tap into those sentiments. It's an ideological difference at heart.
“Far Right” is so poorly defined and I think the ruling class likes it that way.
Interesting how the policy disasters of the EU were glossed over. Example: 1) sanctioning Russian oil and gas. Germany now buys the *same* Russian oil through India for twice the price. 2) migrant wave causing significant increase in violent crime 3) hundreds of bilions if euros spent feeding a war which the ukrainians can not possibly win against a nuclear and industrial superpower with a much larger population.
What's "Far Right"? Political parties who respond to the majority's demand for safety, law and order, functional immigration, preservation of local culture and value, economic prosperity and progress... Certainly, there are some elements of nationalism amongst the far rights, but it seems that the majority accepts it that because the alternative is just chaotic.
But if course nationalism is super good provided it's against Russia. It's only bad in non-designated countries
In every political channel I see, the term "far right" is always being questioned. That's when you know it has risen, when people push back against a very reductive "nationalism = bad, immigration = good" narrative.
Far right means Fascist or Nazi. It does not apply to any party that supports democratic elections, the rule of law and a free press.
Brother few people are actually pro-immigration at this point. There are other issues with the right. The pro-Russian narrative, the friction it creates between friendly countries and the anti-establishment attitude. These things are genuinely harmful. Populism has a tendency to sell people unrealistic solutions to complex problems.
Questioned by whom?
Far right = capitalism and bigotry
Ask anyone who went to college
Nobody mentions in this video the fact that even the most advanced integration systems like that of Sweden, have failed miserably and completely and that's everywhere in Europe without exception. These immigration policies should have been more modest the last few decades. Now we are condemned to bounce from far left to far right. We have lost the measure and the sense of balancing policies.
In Berlin, there are virtually no apartments available for young working people who wish to settle down and start families. Often, they must pay up to 25,000 euros just to secure a lease on something affordable. Simultaneously, many immigrants have occupied apartments and are living on social security. This situation partly explains the rising support for the AfD. Furthermore, we wanted to build a small development on Berlin’s outskirts, but it has proven impossible due to the lack of reasonably priced building land-a challenge that developers also face. Overall, it is extremely difficult to initiate construction projects in Germany.
It's already happening here in Portugal with Chega party, I fully support it since its existence. Many of us demand the end of unbriddled immigration that threatens our culture, resources and sense of security, the corruption that the 'usual" parties have been making unpunished etc etc
I live in Portugal too and Chega is a party without any ideology or purpose. Just empty populism in a country with very low immigration (And the immigration that does come is desperately needed with an aging, migrating population)
French people voted against 2 treaties. What did they do? Sign those treaties. The EU is trying to become a superstate and people reject that
This is the most correct answer for me.I see the EU as undemocratic and unaccountable.
hello my understanding is that the EU is a peaceful alternative to unite Europe instead of trying to conquer each other because people talk a lot about europen nation conquest in other continent but rarely talk about the war these nations declared against each other
@@user-nz4lj4co1s So the EU ensures we have our savings and pensions being robbed by Italian banksters to keep France and Germany from mass killing eachothers 18-year old boys?
The ECSC was there to guarantee peace between those two. The EEC brought us free trade with our neighbours. The EU has brought us the corporatocracy of the unelected stretching out over all national policies, social cohesion, welfare, housing and safety destroying mass migration.
Ireland the same, threats from Brussels when the wrong result. Keep voting until the right result. returned.
@@Jonas-sw8mj That's why the EU shill making these videos has removed my comment.
The EU and media elite better start listening to the concerns of the people on issues like illegal immigration and Islamism. The FT is part of the luxury beliefs crowd.
Because we seek to protect our own race and culture. We are being swamped by foreign cultures that do not fit with our own liberal ideas. We are a peaceful continent, but threaten our very existence and that of our children and we will take action, regardless of your 'laws'.
You get prosecuted for speaking the truth in Germany. As soon as it can be twisted into “hate speech” category. But not if you are muslim and calling for Kalifat. Which it self is anti democratic, anti semitic, homophobic, misogynistic and bigoted.
They stand up for themselves. That is the difference. The authorities daren't take them on. They aren't as docile as the host population.
@@pippip8744They stand up for themselves, aggressively, intolerant of us, and the left wing traitors tolerate that intimidation FFS! I vote "far right" because it's right FFS not looney "liberal."
I haven’t noticed any “far right “. Anywhere in Europe.
You haven't noticed all the neo-nazis? Obviously you're not paying attention.
Quite. It’s totally driven by uncontrolled immigration and the often (but not totally) associated crime. Europe doesn’t have the religious extremists like the US.
There is no far right so they have invented it and smear people with it
Please have your eyes and ears checked.
@@frankh.2669 who is ripping france apart now
Its not far right its regular people who are tired of the insane people who are ruining their lives 😭
It tells you something about the mainstream media, that there are labels 'far' for the Right but no such label for the Left.
Being in favour of remaining the majority in your own country is hardly even a political position, never mind one on the "far-right". What makes "Tibet for the Tibetans" a "left wing" statement while "Ireland for the Irish" is now considered "right wing"?
Oppressor vs oppressed or strong vs weak ideology.
Oppressor always wrong. Oppressed always right.
Because racist (against you) enemies control your governments. The nose that shall not be named or else.
Few people seek the far-Right. They choose the far-Right when they feel under pressure, especially economic pressure. The Left and centre ground need to make sure the majority keep feeling secure and better off if they wish to stay in power.
Nah the left wants more migrants to suppress wages. They hate the working class.
Far right emerges from people who feel like the past was better than the present. This doesn't hold up to scrutiny imo. But if after learning history, you still think the past was better, go for it.
The left thinks change is always progress. Why have a unified society when it can be balkanised as diversity is strength.
There is no far right of note. If there was most of our government would be in jail for Eugenics and other crimes against humanity.
@@atlaskinzel6560There is a perception that social cohesion has lowered with immigration of certain groups. I don't think this is necessarily untrue.
It's not far anything. It's common sense.
Rather be far right than far wrong.
imagine thinking meloni is far right, people in europe are fed up of not being listened too. We didn't vote for mass immigration and the crime, economic cost and cultural replacement that this has brought. The people have had enough
Meloni is a puppet, she said all the right stuff to get elected but has done absolutely nothing
as an american maga fan i agree!! migrants are taking our jobs but we get called “racist” for pointing it out 😮
Imagine thinking a woman who praised Mussolini and adds neo-fascist symbols to her party logo is far right. It doesn’t take a great deal of imagination.
@@Bucketheadhead When politicians are unresponsive, the vote goes to the arsehole that will get the job done. Elites can be very unresponsive, due to their smug overconfidence in their own beliefs.
It's all packaging.
Macron was sold as an 'outsider'....
"It is not a revolution that will upend the way the EU works"
I think you underestimate both the depth and the breadth of discontent with the EU, especially the Mandarinate model of unaccountable and omnipotent bureaucrats they seem to currently favor.
I honestly think People are strongly attached to the Culture and Values they grow up with. Maybe we aren't meant to be mixed in such huge Numbers. It mostly only creates Conflicts or potential Conflicts. Maybe Globalization isn't the right Way, because we are still too far away from each other in Terms of Development. We can't all live together.