Two More Election Wins for Sovereign Nationalism

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[Tench_Coxe]

In addition to the Japanese election victory of Sanae Takaichi, now positioned to be the first female Prime Minister of Japan, both the Czech Republic and nation state of Georgia held elections yesterday.

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I think ‘the new awakening’, post Ukraine and post EU mobilization, includes a growing understanding of what this new “save democracy” claim is all about. None of it has anything to do with elections, freedom or liberty.

The people who organize these “save democracy” rallies, have a totally different perspective on what democracy actually is. They view nationalism, national identity, as something against the interests of the global democracy of totalitarian elites they wish to create.

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Compare that approach to how the leftists in Romania and Moldova responded to protests. Both governments targeted dissent, attacked the sovereign nationalist movement, banned opposing views, made opposition to their ideology unlawful and weaponized government against their own election systems.

[Tench_Coxe]

The last bit--there are people who are just fine with what happened in Romania and Moldova, imho, including certain handles posting here (although they're getting less prolific except a handful--guess the USAID money drying up has something to do with it).

[Mariner]

Yes, there are dozens on this site that encourage and celebrate any and all actions that could remotely be consider in opposition to Russia Russia.

No matter how outrageous.

[ansel12]

Which candidates in those countries were most friendly to our country and the West, and less leaning to North Korea and Russia and China?