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In continental Europe, anti-immigration, anti-Muslim

parties are progressing at a rapid rate. At the time of recording, Nigel Farage is

leading the Reform Party in a surge in the polls on a platform of reducing net immigration

to zero and he was recently immediately physically attacked for it.

Why is this happening?

Throughout the last decade the legacy media answer has been the same.

We don't know and we don't care.

The rise of anti-immigration sentiment and growing concerns about the Islamification of Europe

is seen not as a predictable reaction to unprecedented immigration levels, but as some sort of inexplicable evil emerging once again from the racist underbelly of a deeply suspect body politic.

Despite being obviously true and confirmed by both ancient and recent history,

the idea that right-wing extremism, the forces of order, is rising as a response to left-wing extremism, the forces of chaos, is is a

left-wing extremism, the forces of chaos, is outside the bounds of acceptability among the chattering classes.

This is largely a product of the fact

that left-wing extremism is never actually described as extremism.

It is not considered extreme to throw open the borders resulting in more people coming to

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