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I’m glad to see you live up to your name @Oskar the Grouch
Are you a Islamic scholar by chance?
thats a really shit view, property has value
@snake sorry for the late reply, but yes i am an islamic scholar
Lol
I hope he dies in a fire one day, that man is insufferable
Literally an enemy to freedom and an EU federalist
poundshop hitler
i am tired of that person
The last reminder of the year which is destroy European union
Well hopefully some more countries will leave in 2020
Poland could
France and Italy still have a couple of years left until their election so they probably won't be leaving
Unless the coalition collapses in Italy again
Maybe
Finland and Sweden could when their next election comes
The AFD has been doing better too
So Germany could end up leaving eventually
Though I think the left wing parties are more likely to try and cobble any sort of coalition rather than let Salvani have a chance to win
I don't think they will
Unless something major happens i think Salvini will become the next PM of Italy
Just looking at the Finnish and Swedish polling results and party alignments and I'm not sure about them leaving. The only Finnish party that is anti-EU is Finns Party and although they're polling highest they're only on about 23%. The Sweden Democrats are in a similar position of being the only anti-EU party on 29%.
They are doing better then they have been before
There has been a clear rise in the popularity of euro-sceptic parties
Mainly in France and Italy but there has been an increase in popularity in Germany and the Nordic Nations
The Swedish Democrats are doing pretty well at 30%
Yes, hopefully they'll keep climbing but I don't think the political systems there make single party majorities likely, I suspect Italy and Portugal are most likely to be next to go as you said
Vox in Spain are going to be an interesting case
Yeah, they seem very strong and if the centre collapses enough there might be a gulf between left and right to stop them creating a 'centrist' coalition just to keep them out
>Vox in Spain are going to be an interesting case
Especially if the ECJ force them to exonerate the leader of the Catalan separatists
I also mean in terms of their rise in popularity
They were barely even a thing in the previous elections in Spain and then boosted to 10% in the 2019 elections
Going from nearly nothing to 10% is a very strong increase
Plus they seem to be one of the most radical of the Euro-Sceptic Parties in Europe
I've not kept as close an eye on Spanish politics, that's a pretty good rise, they're a fairly new party aren't they? Or have they been there and not getting anything for ages then grown massively?
According to the wiki they were founded in 2013
The party participated in the 2015 and the 2016 elections, but did not do well, scoring 0.23% and 0.20% of votes respectively.
The party obtained 10.26% of votes in the April 2019 general election, electing 24 Deputies and entering the Congress of Deputies for the first time in its history
That's a huge jump! Hopefully they can keep it up until after their next elections. Spanish politics have been pretty left wing across the board since they got rid of Franco haven't they?