Kaiserschmarrn wrote:These people really have no shame. First it's all about win-win and how everybody benefits. Then it become dependence, colonisation and inevitability. No country can be open to foreign investors unless it is in the EU and subscribes to ever more integration, and once colonised there is no way back. Obviously, Eastern Europeans will never manage to invest in their own countries, they'll always be some kind of appendix of Western Europe. Just so you guys know your place.
Fico and Babis are very different to Kaczynski and Orban. Its a very artificial collage.
These goals are known to people. Slowly but surely the division between left and right is becoming less important and instead personal character and national interests grow in importance. We will see how "Movement of Freedom and Direct Democracy" of Tomio Okamura does in next Czech elections. He is of mixed Czech-Japanese origin, but Czech nationalist. Elections will be held in 1 month. Neighbouring Slovakia is even further, there is a fascist party "Kotleba – People's Party Our Slovakia" already in parliament as it scored surprising 8% and is likely to grow further.
We will most likely see non standard parties gaining in importance even though there is no problem with immigrants yet in these countries. You would think things would change in west but instead east seems more flexible. Orban will be the role model for neighbours as he has been quite successful at dodging EU punishment. You could have FPO government in Austria and nothing would happen this time as Kaczynski and Orban would defend them.