Europhiliac View – Ask The People? That’s ‘Playing With Fire!’
Europhilia, like demophobia, is not a form of mental aberration unique to the UK elite.
Another shocking outburst hit the headlines last week from Vienna, where, exemplifying those who abhor the common people’s right to self-determination, a far-left Green in Austria was in extravagant rant mode.

“…and if Turkey joins, then for me it would be time to say that Austrians must also be asked (about membership),” Hofer said after the “Brexit” vote.

And just a little more insight into why this re-run, for a mostly ceremonial position, is said to be raising concern that apathy could result in a lower turnout than last time (about 73 percent).
The biased journos on EU Observer ( and I say biased since they perpetually slur Hofer as far-right but never ID Bellen as the far-left fanatic he is) don’t explain why lower turnout enhances Herr Hofer’s chances.
But they fear it could be a development that could play into the hands of the far right.
https://euobserver.com/beyond-brussels/134228
Maybe their bias arises because they see themselves among the ranks of the righteous in the apartheid-like ‘divide’ they describe.
The electorate is divided between educated elites and the working class, the city and the countryside, liberal EU idealists and nationalist EU critics.
Elites are not so much educated as indoctrinated, otherwise how could they write such pinko piffle, as if ‘idealists’ can only be found on the Europhiliac side.
But never mind. Their minions on the EUObs pay-roll staff, by their final words…
…the outcome of this election will determine whether Austria is fortified as a bastion of EU values, or becomes another domino waiting to fall.
…may have given some European readers an incentive to take a late summer break in beautiful Austria…
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…and lend a hand to the FPO campaigners.
But girls should bring pepper-spray….
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“Attacks Now A Daily Routine..:” So Dye That Blonde Hair!
- …at least till the cities are made safe, once the Freedom Party triumph!
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