CNBC: "Right Wing in Europe Could Bring Turmoil"

European zionist leaders have joined forces to warn of the rise of right-wing political movements on the continent,

amid fears of "unrest and political turmoil" in the region if their growth goes unchecked. Speaking in her traditional New Year's address, German Chancellor Angela Merkel warned against right-wing populism and criticized recent anti-Islamic protests in the country, saying they were driven by prejudice and a hatred of foreigners.

And Merkel is not the only leader aware of rise of the right among voters across Europe. Merkel's counterparts in France and Italy have both made recent comments about the unpalatable prominence of populist movements in their countries.

In their new year addresses, French President Francois Hollande attacked what he called "dangerous" populist movements, and Giorgio Napolitano, the 89 year-old outgoing Italian President, warned there was "nothing more unrealistic or dangerous" than calls for Italy to leave the euro zone.

As well as opposing immigration, many of these movements also campaign against the European Union (EU) and the single currency union, the euro zone.

Examples include the Alternative for Germany (AfD) and the U.K. Independence Party (UKIP), both of which have positioned themselves as euroskeptic alternatives to the mainstream parties.

But more extremist right-wing groups are also gaining in popularity in some countries, with Golden Dawn in Greece getting a boost from anger at the country's rising unemployment and tough austerity policies, implemented as part of economic reforms. The party is often described as neo-Nazi, although it rejects this label.

(CNBC)

Share with:

Popular products:

Recent news:

• Iran Holocaust Cartoon Contest Receives Hundreds of Submissions
• Anti-Semitic Attacks Increase by 71% in Holland
• Preparing for Race War: The South African Bootcamps which are Training Thousands of White Youths
• Allied Soldiers Raped almost One Million German Women, Historian Finds
• Holland's Chief Rabbi: Being Called a Dirty Jew is Normal these Days
• Israel's Top Rabbis Move to Forbid Renting Homes to non-Jews, say "Racism Originated in the Torah"
• Zimbabwe President tells South Africa Media: "I don't want to See a White Man"
• 84% of All Wanted Criminals in Copenhagen are Non-White
• 71-Year-Old Austrian Doctor Sentenced for "Holocaust Denial"
• UK: Racist Black Man Punches Pregnant White Girl in Stomach as Onlookers Watch in Horror
• Armed New Black Panthers are Openly Preparing for Race War (VIDEO)
• Hermann Goering’s Uniform on Sale for £85,000 in UK Antique Shop
• Dutch Soccer Fans Boast Nazi Heritage at Game, Chant About Gassing the Jews
• White People in Britain Resisting Propaganda to Racially Miscegenate, Official Figures Show
• Daily Mail Blames “Nazis” For Germanwings Pilot Intentionally Crashing Plane Full Of Passengers
• Anti-Israel Protesters Call ‘Kill the Jews’ in Vienna
• The Ghosts of Hitler's European Fortress: World War Two Bunkers in Holland, France and Belgium
• White Genocide Posters Appear in Newspaper
• Danish SS Volunteer Dies Free Instead of Being Locked Up and Tortured by Nazi Hunters
• Ads Featuring Adolf Hitler with Arab Leader Appearing on Philadelphia Buses
• Israel to Deport Black African Migrants to the Desert
• Jews Don’t See a Future for Themselves in Europe
• Meanwhile in Scandinavia: A Swedish Elementary School Class Photo
• Spain to Offer Citizenship to More Than Two Million Jews Whose Ancestors were Expelled in 1492
• Boston: Swastikas Found in Northeastern University Dorm