Comments by "No Fate But What We Make" (@SonoftheAllfather) on "What the UK Election Foreshadows for the US 2020 Election" video.

  1. And the Third World invaders who live in ethnic enclave echo chambers and vote 95% Labour/LibDem.
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  2. The Tories aren't nationalists, but Brits had no other choice but to vote for them. Their landslide proves what most British people want and that is Brexit and political independence i.e. nationalism. Still...203 Labour seats proves a couple things: one is that the intelligentsia is still effectively brainwashing the gullible youth. Two is that demographics equal destiny.
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  3.  @orangeedo  They are largely the same on immigration, but the difference is that Labour's base actually wants mass invasion to continue while the Tories' base wants it to end. If the Tories continue to allow the invasion, a national populist party will emerge and split the Tory vote in the next election. In most European parliamentary systems, national populist parties need to win an outright majority, because otherwise the globalist parties will unite and block them out of the governing process. Almost every centrist/globalist party in Europe is having to adopt nationalist populist ideas (when it comes to this invasion) just to stay relevant. Some people get fooled by globalists, some just want to believe they will change, and some are shamed into thinking its evil to vote for nationalism. They vote globalists into power, but then the globalists renege on their promise and willfully continue allowing the invasion. This is what happened in Italy with Five Star and in Sweden with Moderates. Both betrayed the will of the people and formed governments with left-wing globalists who didn't even win the election. But people see what is happening. They now see that the center is all the same: globalists aligned with the Left. But people need nationalist populist parties to vote for or else they must choose the lesser of two evils, like in the U.S. In the next election, Salvini will win an outright majority in Italy and will not need any other party to form a government. In Sweden, the Sweden Democrats might win the next election, but they will probably not win an outright majority. That will mean the so-called "center right" Moderates will form a government with leftist globalists again and lock the Sweden Dems out of power just as they did in the last election.
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