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<blockquote data-quote="Parzival" data-source="post: 972357" data-attributes="member: 9758">RE: Austria may elect Europe's only far-right presidentIts fascination how the media and the Elite politicians are so clear and united in their opinions. I just remember 2000 when Austria die elect Haider, the EU even tried to put sanctions against Austria. What a joke. When the election was fair an the other candidate even won just by one single vote difference, its how it is. You also can't claim victory in sports just because you are 1 second behind. What this show, that 50 % of the people in Austria did support Hofer and among the other 50 % they did not all support Van der Bellen just had be against Hofer. The downfall of the establishment isn't stopped. The whole refugee situation is not the reason for the crisis, just some gasoline that light the fire faster. A few days there was a talkshow in Germany about the downfall of the establishment political parties in Germany. The articles had be very critical about the empty phrases of the mainstream politicians and one political observer said, it can't be that 80 % of Germans worry about the refugee situation but 100 % of the parliament have no worries about whats going on.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Parzival, post: 972357, member: 9758"] [b]RE: Austria may elect Europe's only far-right president[/b] Its fascination how the media and the Elite politicians are so clear and united in their opinions. I just remember 2000 when Austria die elect Haider, the EU even tried to put sanctions against Austria. What a joke. When the election was fair an the other candidate even won just by one single vote difference, its how it is. You also can't claim victory in sports just because you are 1 second behind. What this show, that 50 % of the people in Austria did support Hofer and among the other 50 % they did not all support Van der Bellen just had be against Hofer. The downfall of the establishment isn't stopped. The whole refugee situation is not the reason for the crisis, just some gasoline that light the fire faster. A few days there was a talkshow in Germany about the downfall of the establishment political parties in Germany. The articles had be very critical about the empty phrases of the mainstream politicians and one political observer said, it can't be that 80 % of Germans worry about the refugee situation but 100 % of the parliament have no worries about whats going on. [/QUOTE]

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