The globalists in Europe are sounding very nervous this week and for good reasons. The latest round of elections across the European Union resulted in what is being described as a “realignment” as right-wing candidates “trounced” their socialist and centrist counterparts. This was especially true in France and Germany, but the effect showed up elsewhere as well. French President Emmanuel Macron was compelled to call for snap elections beginning in a few weeks after his party lost badly to Marine Le Pen’s right-wing National Rally. In Germany, Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s Social Democrat party was overshadowed by a coalition of right-wing parties. There definitely seems to be a groundswell of support for more traditional, conservative policies in Europe at the moment. (National Review)
Early projections of the EU-election results show that the continent’s right-wing parties have made…
