Thomas says BSW is “unprecedented” because, as a new party it got 15% in Thuringia and 11.85 in Sachsen. Just to remind you folks, Reform UK got 14.3% of the vote in this year’s UK general election.
Anthony Hosken
23 hours ago
I am astounded how Journalists are not aware that the Nationalist Socialist Party of Deutschland ( NSDAP ). NAZIS was a left wing Party
A Robot
1 day ago
Freddie says BSW is original in Europe for being “left-conservative”. But Denmark’s social democrats got there first: left-of-centre on economics, but anti-immigration..
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Zaph Mann
1 day ago
I commented on Thomas Fazi’s article and for the first time ever I received a ton of up votes – Basically I expressed the desire for a party with BSW policies in the USA, Britain and other countries as many left leaning but prescriptive types like myself would flood to vote for that. Policy which is a combination of social values (government policies to ensure, clean air/water, infrastructure etc. care of people and to reign in corporate/global over-reach, exploitation & excess) alongside the rejection of prescribed governance (DEI and bureaucratic fat) and ***this aspect was lost in this interview*** a limited immigration policy based on the principle of integration (not alienation).
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SubscribeThomas says BSW is “unprecedented” because, as a new party it got 15% in Thuringia and 11.85 in Sachsen.
Just to remind you folks, Reform UK got 14.3% of the vote in this year’s UK general election.
I am astounded how Journalists are not aware that the Nationalist Socialist Party of Deutschland ( NSDAP ). NAZIS was a left wing Party
Freddie says BSW is original in Europe for being “left-conservative”. But Denmark’s social democrats got there first: left-of-centre on economics, but anti-immigration..
I commented on Thomas Fazi’s article and for the first time ever I received a ton of up votes – Basically I expressed the desire for a party with BSW policies in the USA, Britain and other countries as many left leaning but prescriptive types like myself would flood to vote for that. Policy which is a combination of social values (government policies to ensure, clean air/water, infrastructure etc. care of people and to reign in corporate/global over-reach, exploitation & excess) alongside the rejection of prescribed governance (DEI and bureaucratic fat) and ***this aspect was lost in this interview*** a limited immigration policy based on the principle of integration (not alienation).