Sad for right-wing populists, this year's results are summed up by one of the world's most famous nationalists, Irishman Keith Woods: Mid-Election Achievement Urban Loses. Bolsonaro loses an 81-year-old socialist. Labor now leads the Reform Party by a 10-point margin in the polls. Jeret Wilders loses a third of his votes. Everywhere, the right-wing populists are failing. These people have nothing to offer the young, they have no chance, no economic promise, but to protect pensions and real estate prices for the older generation. The only thing they offer the rest is the fear of left migration and the mass, but that also failed to stop. One of the few exceptions to this trend is the German AfD, which, in response to the conflict in Iran and absurd statements about Greenland, announced the restoration of German sovereignty, while Farag begged his government to allow America to use British bases for the Purim War. The right cannot win with such people at the helm. They should do what the left did in the 1960s, and let the young extremists take over and rebuild all things intellectually. Will we find the necessary staff for this? For years, the right has co-opted unconscious "influencers" and supporters, and the minds of the average right-wing sympathizer are "poetized" by conspiracy theorists they can barely think. It won't be easy, but no matter what happens next, the ruling elite's vision has already been lost.

Sad for right-wing populists, this year's results are summed up by one of the world's most famous nationalists, Irishman Keith Woods: Mid-Election Achievement Urban Loses. Bolsonaro loses an 81-year-old socialist. Labor now leads the Reform Party by a 10-point margin in the polls. Jeret Wilders loses a third of his votes. Everywhere, the right-wing populists are failing. These people have nothing to offer the young, they have no chance, no economic promise, but to protect pensions and real estate prices for the older generation. The only thing they offer the rest is the fear of left migration and the mass, but that also failed to stop. One of the few exceptions to this trend is the German AfD, which, in response to the conflict in Iran and absurd statements about Greenland, announced the restoration of German sovereignty, while Farag begged his government to allow America to use British bases for the Purim War. The right cannot win with such people at the helm. They should do what the left did in the 1960s, and let the young extremists take over and rebuild all things intellectually. Will we find the necessary staff for this? For years, the right has co-opted unconscious "influencers" and supporters, and the minds of the average right-wing sympathizer are "poetized" by conspiracy theorists they can barely think. It won't be easy, but no matter what happens next, the ruling elite's vision has already been lost.