European intellectuals discuss that the far-right is on the riseagain throughout Europe.

European intellectuals discuss that the far-right is on the rise again
throughout Europe.

Marc Perelman interviews Birgitta Orfali, Professor at René Descartes
University; Thomas Klau, Paris bureau chief, European Council on
Foreign Relations; Stefan Braendle, Journalist, Frankfurter Rundschau;
Dr Matthew J. Goodwin, Research Fellow, Institute for Political &
Economic Governance at Manchester University; and Jérôme Jamin,
Researcher at the Center for Ethnic and Migration Studies, University
of Liège, Belgium

In two parts:

http://preview.tinyurl.com/87c4zEvleths

http://preview.tinyurl.com/87d4zEvleths

"O'Donovan, PJ, Himself" a écrit dans le message de
groupe de discussion :
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European intellectuals discuss that the far-right is on the rise again
throughout Europe.

Marc Perelman interviews Birgitta Orfali, Professor at René Descartes
University; Thomas Klau, Paris bureau chief, European Council on
Foreign Relations; Stefan Braendle, Journalist, Frankfurter Rundschau;
Dr Matthew J. Goodwin, Research Fellow, Institute for Political &
Economic Governance at Manchester University; and Jérôme Jamin,
Researcher at the Center for Ethnic and Migration Studies, University
of Liège, Belgium

In two parts:

http://preview.tinyurl.com/87c4zEvleths

http://preview.tinyurl.com/87d4zEvleths

On Mar 28, 8:00*am, "O'Donovan, PJ, Himself"
wrote:
European intellectuals discuss that the far-right is on the rise again
throughout Europe.

Marc Perelman interviews Birgitta Orfali, Professor at René Descartes
University; Thomas Klau, Paris bureau chief, European Council on
Foreign Relations; Stefan Braendle, Journalist, Frankfurter Rundschau;
Dr Matthew J. Goodwin, Research Fellow, Institute for Political &
Economic Governance at Manchester University; and Jérôme Jamin,
Researcher at the Center for Ethnic and Migration Studies, University
of Liège, Belgium

In two parts:

http://preview.tinyurl.com/87c4zEvleths

http://preview.tinyurl.com/87d4zEvleths

Sarkozy is considered RIGHT WING and he is considered unpopular.
Silvio of Italy is considered Right Wing and he is the joke of all of
Europe. As much as I hate to say it, cause I use to like him, I think
Gordon Brown is dead meat. He is tied in too close to Blair...a smooth
talking hypocrite

On 28/03/10 15:56, in article
,
"GLOBALIST" wrote:

Sarkozy is considered RIGHT WING and he is considered unpopular.

Today's poll he went from 36 = 30. His prime minister gets
reasonable ratings, near 50%. The problem is Sarkozy and not
his politics.

The Socialists just scored very well in the regional elections.
but have nobody in line to really be President.

Silvio of Italy is considered Right Wing and he is the joke of all of
Europe. As much as I hate to say it, cause I use to like him, I think
Gordon Brown is dead meat. He is tied in too close to Blair...a smooth
talking hypocrite


Bernasconi is a clown, like Chavez. The more sinester clowns on the
world scene are Ahmadinejad and North Korea's great leader.
If Palin is elected President, that will add another clown.

There is a bit of clown in Sarkozy but only a little.

"Earl Evleth" a écrit dans le message de groupe de
discussion : ...
On 28/03/10 15:56, in article
,
"GLOBALIST" wrote:

Sarkozy is considered RIGHT WING and he is considered unpopular.

Today's poll he went from 36 = 30. His prime minister gets
reasonable ratings, near 50%. The problem is Sarkozy and not
his politics.

The Socialists just scored very well in the regional elections.
but have nobody in line to really be President.

Silvio of Italy is considered Right Wing and he is the joke of all of
Europe. As much as I hate to say it, cause I use to like him, I think
Gordon Brown is dead meat. He is tied in too close to Blair...a smooth
talking hypocrite


Bernasconi is a clown, like Chavez. The more sinester clowns on the
world scene are Ahmadinejad and North Korea's great leader.
If Palin is elected President, that will add another clown.

There is a bit of clown in Sarkozy but only a little.