Boggart Abroad: EU Vows To Use Powers To Block All Elected ‘Far Right’ Politicians From Power

Tuesday, May 24, 2016

EU Vows To Use Powers To Block All Elected ‘Far Right’ Politicians From Power

Jean Claude Juncker the President of the unelected European Commission, the executive arm of the European Union (EU) or more accurately the bureaucratic dictatorship that now runs Europe has vowed to block all 'right wing extremists' from power across the continent, shortly after acquiring the power to exert “far-reaching sanctions” on elected governments. Juncker and his ~~jackbooted goons~~ European Commission colleagues have a rather idiosyncratic definition of what constitutes right wing extremism. To them a 'right wing extremist' is anyone who opposes their plans to turn Europe's twenty eight member states into a single fascist dictatorship.

Before the final run off for the Austrian presidency last Sunday, Juncker promised to overturn the result and exclude conservative, anti immigration candidate Norbert Hofer, the leader of Austria’s Freedom Party (FPÖ), from all EU decision-making if he was elected. In the event, as we predicted, from holding a comfortable lead with only twelve per cent of the vote to be counted, Hofer was narrowly beaten by a left wing extremist who supports uncontrolled immigration, open borders and the surrender of Austrian sovereignty to the Nazi European Union superstate.

“There will be no debate or dialogue with the far-right,” the authoritarian liberal bureaucrat told Agence France Presse.

The FPÖ has been Austria’s top-polling political force for some time. However, after leading the pack for most of the presidential race, the right-wing candidate lost out by 0.6 per cent to the Green party, after the inclusion of postal votes, and months of Europe’s mainstream media calling the centre-right right Hofer a "far right extremist".

Populist social conservatives are regularly topping the polls across the Europe, but have been victims of EU orchestrated stitch ups to keep them out of power and ddeny the democratic will, in France, Sweden, Holland, and now Austria – and anti-migrant populists are already in power in Hungary, Poland, and the Czech Republic.

Mr. Junker’s definition of “far right” is somewhat broad, noted by him previously describing Hungary’s conservative president, Viktor Orbán, as a "fascist". This is wonderful unintended irony from Juncker (or the man reputed to have brandy for breakfast was simply too rat arsed to know what he was saying) because the tree EU Presidents, Juncker, Martin Schulz (European Parlaiment) and Donald Tusk (Council of Europe) have all shown considerably more fascist tendencies than Mr. Orban.

With the continent-wide democratic surge against the fascist E U, the anti-democratic Commission could be in for a challenge in their attempt to exclude each and every elected government they deem to be 'far right' (i.e. opposed to their authoritarianism and lunatic policies).

However, as of 2014, the Commission granted itself a tranche of new powers that it now intends to use to do just this, powers already being mobilised against Poland’s elected, conservative leaders.

The Commission can now invoke a “rule of law mechanism” (Article 7 TEU) against nations it perceives as deviating from "the common constitutional traditions of all Member States." Ultimately, "far-reaching sanctions" can be exerted, and a country can be stripped of all voting rights in the EU and have funding blocked.

In January this year, Frans Timmermans, the first ever unelected Commission “vice president,” who is in charge of "human rights," used the mechanism for the first time against Poland’s government which came to power in a record-breaking, landslide election in 2015. We should remember that the E U also deposed elected governments in Greece and Italy a few years ago, when the leaders of those nations defied Brussels diktat on austerity.

Mr. Timmerman and Commission gave Poland an ultimatum and deadline to back down by, which expired yesterday. As reported by Breitbart London today, the commissioner has now travelled to Poland to “negotiate” with the government there. There is no precedent to indicated what will happen next.However, the backlash has already begun against the new, explicitly anti-democratic EU Commission. Hungary’s Victor Orbàn has vowed to help Poland fight the Commission, and other Eastern, Visegrad group nations are likely to join the growing coalition.

Tuesday, May 24, 2016

EU Vows To Use Powers To Block All Elected ‘Far Right’ Politicians From Power

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