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His name is Simen Bondevik. Now twenty-two, he’s head of the youth division of Norway’s Center Party and a candidate in this year’s election, scheduled for September 11, for Oslo’s City Council. When I moved to Norway, he wasn’t born yet, and his grandfather, Kjell Magne Bondevik, was the country’s prime minister.
He’s the anti-Geert Wilders, the non-Marine Le Pen. He’s a man without conviction or courage, without an idea in his head, and without any sense of obligation to preserve Western European liberty. He’s a junior-league version of Macron. Multiply him by a few dozen and you have the gutless wonders in the Dutch Parliament who were made uneasy by Ayaan Hirsi Ali’s grit. In short, he’s the kind of politician who today is content to utter the most mind-numbing progressive platitudes and who tomorrow will meekly take part in the handover of Western Europe to the enemy within.
Decades ago, the current crisis of Western European Islamization was created by spineless, short-sighted, self-righteous fools like Bondevik’s grandfather, who knew absolutely nothing about Islam and who, years later, seeing the results of their folly, weren’t ever willing to admit that they’d made a colossal mistake. Now, in the wake of the French riots, it’s more urgent than ever, in Oslo and throughout Western Europe, that the pusillanimous likes of Simen Bondevik be recognized for the existential menaces that they are and banished, once and for all, from the corridors of power, while the few brave voices of truth are given the chance to save the countries they love.
This is, alas, easier said than done. The 2016 election of Trump, who, unlike the establishment leaders of the two major U.S. parties, actually took on the issues that preoccupied American voters, was enough of a miracle. But most of the Western European electoral systems are designed to make it very tough indeed for dissenters from the elite consensus to gain power. Pim Fortuyn, and later Geert Wilders, had to start their own parties. Even when given the option of supporting strong immigration-focused parties, such as the Sweden Democrats, voters can be maddeningly fickle. This has to stop. The Bondeviks have to go.
The future of Western freedom hangs in the balance.
Comment:
I agree with almost all of it. Only not with the last sentence.
Western freedom does not “hang in the balance”.
It is going … going …