Babaul europeiştilor: euroscepticii

Centre for European Studies (un think-tank al PPE) a publicat un material intitulat A Thorn in the Side of European Elites: The New Euroscepticism (Un ghimpe în coasta elitelor europene: noul euroscepticism).

Vorbesc despre stereotipuri, dar chiar ei le utilizează: 

A Thorn in the Side of European Elites: The New Euroscepticism • an anti-elitist discourse (‘us’ against the establishment) • a politics of stereotypes • not anti-constitutional or anti-democratic • no nostalgia for fascism or the extremist past in general • protest topics (negative and cynical formulations; negative campaigning) • a charismatic leader • no fixed dogmatic ideology, flexible topics (chameleon-like) In addition, there are two central aspects for understanding the logic of populism: • The vertical dimension, as a general characteristic of populism: a separation from established political institutions and traditional parties; an attitude of ‘us’ against ‘those above’. • The horizontal dimension, as a specific right-wing variant of populism: a separation from immigrants, foreigners and criminals; an attitude of ‘us’ against ‘those from outside’. As applied to Euroscepticism, the vertical can be expressed as ‘us against the bureaucrats’ and in the horizontal dimension as ‘us against the immigrant- or foreigner-welcoming policy of the EU’.

Cine critică UE, e "fascist" (se caută a se acredita ideea că toţi euroscepticii ar fi de extrema dreaptă). Extrema stângă, fiind eurofederalistă, "nu este periculoasă". Apare enumerat în listă PRM, care se defineşte în statut ca partid de stânga, având lozinca electorală la alegerile europarlamentare "România Mare într-o Europă unită".

The issue of ‘Europe’ has little attraction from a right-wing extremist perspective, as their counterproposal of a ‘Europe of sovereign nations’ is less attractive than it is when employed by moderate right-wing populist groups that are able to succeed with voters from other social segments than the purely ideologically motivated protest voters. Right-wing extremist formations participate in the elections rather than boycotting them. Table 4. Right-Wing, Anti-Democratic Extremist Forces throughout Europe, according to Results in the European Parliament Elections Latest National European Elections Elections 2009 Country Political party Date Results 1 Results 2 Hungary   Movement for a Better Hungary 11 and 25/04/2010 16.7% 14.77% (Jobbik Magyarországért Mozgalom—JOBBIK) Bulgaria   Attack (Ataka—ATAKA) 05/07/2009 9.4% 11.96% Romania   Greater Romania (Partidul România Mare—PRM) 30/11/2008 3.2% 8.65% United Kingdom   British National Party—BNP 07/05/2010 1.9% 8.38% Slovakia   Slovak National Party 12/06/2010 5.1% 5.56% (Slovenská Národná Strana—SNS) Slovenia   Slovenian National Party 21/09/2008 5.4% 2.88% (Slovenska Nacionalna Stranka—SNS) Italy   The Tricolour Flame Social Movement 13/04/2008 2.4% 0.79% (Movimento Sociale Fiamma Tricolore—MSFT) Germany   German People’s Union 27/09/2009 0.1% 0.4% (Deutsche Volksunion—DVU) Czech Republic   National Party—Narodni Strana 28 and 29/05/2010 0.17% 0.26% Germany   National Democratic Party of Germany 27/09/2009 1.8% — (Nationaldemokratische Partei Deutschlands—NPD)

  athornintheside-1.pdf

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