Comments by "Paul Aiello" (@paul1979uk2000) on "Hungary, Italy, Sweden and More: A Right Wing Wave Rises in Europe" video.

  1. I'm not being funny, but the EU still does that, it looks for common ground, the EU wouldn't get very far if it didn't do that. As for the rise up, the rise up is simply and has little to do with the EU, countries are very good at blaming others for the mess the country gets its self into, the EU tends to be the scapegoat for many EU countries, just look at the UK, they constantly blamed the EU for all the wrongs in the UK, yet now the UK is out of the EU, the UK is going down the toilet, many in the UK are starting to wake up that the real problem wasn't the EU but the UK government and the UK is a perfect example of that. Italy's problem is that they keep lagging behind on reforms, they've got a very corrupt government that is hurting the country and the economy, the current government in Italy is the Italian people lashing out and blaming anyone they can for the situation in Italy, naturally, the government will blame the EU because it's easier to do that and deflect the heat away from their own mess but it doesn't change anything in Italy unless Italy changes. This is the case with many countries, if you look closely, you end up realizing that a many of the problems are created at a national level not EU level, the sad thing is, the more they keep blaming the EU for all the wrongs in their country, they are just hurting own countries, really, they should be doing changes needed in their own countries whiles finding solutions at an EU level that make sense, the blame game doesn't help anyone.
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  4. Far right and caring about the people, history says otherwise. The reality is, the far right are using the situation as a power grab by telling the people what they think they want to hear, regardless of reality. Boris Johnson is a prime example of this, he wasn't for or against Brexit before the vote happened, he picked the side where he felt the wind of the people were moving, the ultimate aim was for him to gain power by gaining favour with the people, in this case on Brexit and it worked like a charm on him? Not enough for you? How about Rupert Murdoch, he tends to be right wing, but watch closely on many elections around the world and he swings from left to right wing depending on where he thinks the people are going, an example of that was Labour in the late 90's, Murdoch knew the Conservative Party were going to lose at the next election so he switched sides, he's not loyal to left or right, he's loyal to where he can gain power and favours with governments, that's how his media operates. They are basically making fun of the voting people, by playing on their emotions with the aim of grabbing more power for themselves. Now let's get onto the meat of the topic, shall we? Italy, have you not noticed the closer that party got into power, it toned down the noise on the EU a lot? That wasn't by accident, that was by design, they told the Italian people what they thought they wanted to hear and not what they deliver, now that party is in power, reality kicks in as they start to realize that any mess in Italy, they will get a lot of the blame for, in other words, they had to ease the tonne the closer they got to power and realize they have to work with the EU to get things done that will benefit Italy, otherwise, it would be like shooting one's self in the foot. Truth is, if the people want real change, start voting with your brains and not your emotions or things will get as bad as what we are seeing in the UK which is sinking fast.
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