The extreme and anti-European right has never been stronger in Europe since the end of World War II. The scale of their popularity growth is such that a part of society is instinctively starting to normalize them. The alarming fact is that among their most important patrons are European, but also American businessmen and so-called techno-oligarchs.
At a time when the biggest global problems were the wars over the Yugoslav inheritance, François Mitterrand, in his farewell speech to the European Parliament — considered his political testament — warned his compatriots and other Europeans: "Le nationalisme, c'est la guerre."
In the new Sunday Commentary, we answer the following questions:
- What are the parallels between the first half of the 20th and the first half of the 21st century?
- What is the difference between the industrialists of the past century and today's techno-oligarchs?
- Who was financed by Henry Ford, and who is financed by Elon Musk?
- Who in France is working to bring the extreme right to power?
- Who is financing the demolition of the "sanitary wall" around the Alternative for Germany?
- Who is helping Nigel Farage and the English far right enter 10 Downing Street?
- What is the role of the Trump administration and American tycoons in strengthening anti-European forces?
- Why do some tycoons and techno-oligarchs finance and support the extreme right and their goal of breaking up the European Union?
Answers on Sunday at 6:15 PM and 10:30 PM on Televizija Vijesti.
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