Conservatives win European vote
The headline at NewsMax is “Conservatives win big in European voting.”
The Times reports that the Labour Party suffered its worst losses ever in local elections. Many are predicting that Brown’s government will be forced to call elections soon.
The Dutch have elected an anti-immigration party to the European Parliament. Story at Bloomberg.
In a related story, German Chancellor Merkel denounced the policies of the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank. This is unprecedented criticism of the bankers from a head of state. The point is, central bank stimulus of the money supply isn’t stimulating economic recovery and is endangering the creditworthiness of the nations engaged in monetary stimulus. The vote against Labour in Britain can similarly be interpreted as a criticism of Brown’s stimulus policies, which have plunged Britain into debt.
Why is this cause for hope? Refer to our post a few days ago, “Immigration moves to center stage.” In that post we wrote,
“The combination of declining profits and threats of bankruptcy forced Europe’s leaders toward more protectionist policies and allocation of state funds to aid the newly unemployed. Working class consciousness then turned toward the threat of immigrants taking European jobs and forced changes in immigration policies. It appears from the polls that workers who formerly voted socialist are moving toward support for New Right parties in upcoming elections.”
The economic reality of rising unemployment turned Europe’s working class away from Communist domination and toward a demand for nationalist policies that will preserve European jobs from immigration. The socialist “false consciousness” of the workers was awakened, and the labor union leaders were forced to support national anti-immigration policies.
This is the most important event of the global financial crisis. Of course, it didn’t help that Brown’s Labour government became embroiled in a corruption crisis, but corruption does not prevent the Left from voting for the Left. Lefties are not nice, good people who recoil in horror from corruption. They are enslaved ideologues who support Leftist schemes regardless of events. Lefties will follow the Left to global bankruptcy and even to their own death and betrayal due to the peculiar nature of Leftist psychology.
Merkel’s criticism of the Fed and the European Central Bank is the cherry on this election cake. Now France, Germany, and Italy are aligned in a coalition of nationalist economic recovery. Even Spain rejected the socialists in this election. The core of Europe is taking an anti-Keynesian stance. They are saying to the central bankers, you can’t print money and use the national Treasury to support bankrupt banks indefinitely and risk total global economic disaster.
The clarification of Europe’s confused double identity, allowing national leaders to support global takeover while pretending to govern in the interests of their people, is now decided in favor of the people. This aligns the core of Europe with China, Russia, and the conservatives in the United States opposing the reckless policies of the Federal Reserve and the Obama administration. We admit to being very uncomfortable aligning our interests with China and Russia. Having the Europeans on board makes this “global coalition” more comfortable.
We should not take too much pleasure in these recent election results. The European Parliament is a pseudo-democratic form. Less than 50 percent of voters turned out to the polls. Very few Far Right candidates were elected to office. Europe has just turned a bit to the Right. But the prospect of Labour’s fall in Britain is a watershed event in world history. It provides hope that England, the tightest police state in Europe, might find some relief from New World Order takeover with a Conservative victory in the next elections. English Conservatives now have common ground with France, Germany, and Italy, which should bolster their chances.
Meanwhile, in the United States, the Obama socialists enjoy high approval ratings. Europe has turned first. Our hope lies in Europe and in the vague but intensely angry global coalition that is now forming against the Federal Reserve, the U.S. Treasury, the Democratic Congress, and the Obama administration. It appears this battle will be fought in the chambers of the finance ministers rather than on U.S. soil. Our best hope is that this global coalition brings down the U.S.-led global initiatives designed to impoverish America and build a stronger global machinery. Conservatives in the United States should now be emboldened to oppose cap and trade, socialized medicine, and further “economic stimulus” which is merely a mask for liberal corruption.
Rather strangely, Merkel’s announcement shifts power to the World Bank and the IMF to regulate our Federal Reserve. These are corrupt globalist institutions, and we hate to rely on them for anything good. But this is the terrible state we are in due to the New World Order, and this is our first sign of hope in a very long time.
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