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truth_seeker:
EU elections 2019: Country-by-country full results
 
 last updated: 28/05/2019

oters from the 28 member states of the European Union have cast their ballot in what is the second biggest democratic exercise in the world.
Official projections showed parties committed to strengthening the European Union held on to two-thirds of seats in the EU parliament, though far-right and nationalist opponents saw strong gains.

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https://www.euronews.com/2019/05/25/eu-elections-2019-country-by-country-guide-on-what-to-look-out-for

truth_seeker:
With their multiparty systems, it is not surprising that the status quo is protected.

Perhaps the most powerful base, is the permanent administrative institution, versus individual political parties.

If the "Establishment" wants to be overrun by muslim hordes, so be it. It looks like Italy, Hungary are solid.

It is not unlike  ourSanctuary cities, where the will of the citizenry is ignored/overriden by bureaucraats--under the spells of government employee unions, judges, etc. And of course businesses.

Right_in_Virginia:

--- Quote from: truth_seeker on June 02, 2019, 06:04:23 pm ---With their multiparty systems, it is not surprising that the status quo is protected.

Perhaps the most powerful base, is the permanent administrative institution, versus individual political parties.

If the "Establishment" wants to be overrun by muslim hordes, so be it. It looks like Italy, Hungary are solid.

It is not unlike  ourSanctuary cities, where the will of the citizenry is ignored/overriden by bureaucraats--under the spells of government employee unions, judges, etc. And of course businesses.

--- End quote ---

I agree, @truth_seeker   And this makes the good news squeezed out of Great Britain, France, Italy, Hungary and Greece all the more surprising.

sneakypete:

--- Quote from: truth_seeker on June 02, 2019, 06:04:23 pm ---With their multiparty systems, it is not surprising that the status quo is protected.

Perhaps the most powerful base, is the permanent administrative institution, versus individual political parties.

If the "Establishment" wants to be overrun by muslim hordes, so be it. It looks like Italy, Hungary are solid.

It is not unlike  ourSanctuary cities, where the will of the citizenry is ignored/overriden by bureaucraats--under the spells of government employee unions, judges, etc. And of course businesses.

--- End quote ---

@truth_seeker

Don't forget "charities". Charities make LOTS of money from this nonsense.

TomSea:
Excerpt:

"Europe Will Not Be Europe"
Guy Millière

...

A European parliament placed under the influence of the Greens will almost certainly accelerate the slide towards more power given to the unelected members of the European Commission, and a phasing out of nuclear energy and fossil fuels. Policies favorable to still more immigration already are in preparation.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán continues to emphasize the dangers of Islamic mass immigration into Europe and has defined Hungary as "the last bastion against Islamization of Europe." Italy's Salvini has said that "Europe is threatened by Islamization" and could become an "Islamic caliphate". Most other "populist" leaders, however, did not take risks and chose not to address that issue. France's Marine Le Pen spoke about "extremist Islamism", but immediately added that most European Muslims integrate. In Britain, Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage did not say a word on the subject. Tommy Robinson, who made Islamic danger the main theme of his campaign, was subjected to constant harassment and barely received 2% of the vote. In the Netherlands, the leader of the Forum for Democracy party, Thierry Baudet, defended the same positions as Wilders, but avoided talking about Islam, and Wilders's party was basically defeated.

Europe's severe demographic problems were barely mentioned during the campaign. The idea that a change in population could occur was treated as if it were just a "rightist" fantasy. Facts, however, are hard to ignore. Fertility rates in almost all European countries are well below the replacement level of 2.1 children per woman. The figure for Italy is 1.45. In Germany it is 1.48; in Spain 1.5; in Hungary 1.4, and in Poland 1.38. The only country in continental Europe where a higher figure exists is France (1.97) -- but France also has the largest Muslim population in Europe, and all available data show that birth rates are far higher in Muslim families. The population of most European countries is decreasing. Italy is losing 250,000 inhabitants a year, equivalent to almost the population of Venice. Germany decided to welcome millions of immigrants to stop its population decline; today, 12% of German citizens are foreign-born. The massive influx of hundreds of thousands of Muslim immigrants in 2015 was a societal disaster. Integration did not occur. Most of the newcomers are still jobless and rely on welfare to survive. In addition, sexual assault cases increased.

Read more at:    Europe Will Not Be Europe"

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