It is very ironic that far right extremists organise themself globally (or earlier on European level like identarian movement https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Identitarian_movement )
Him and David Sacks are both products of the the 1980s, when plenty of wealthy and educated White South Africans began leaving due to the Sanctions regime, but continued to hold onto regressive views about race, especially exacerbated by the instability of the 1990s.
The one that’s baffling to me is the Irish far-right movement, which is essentially a satellite movement of the British one (to the point where one of their propaganda rags, “The Irish Light” is literally a localised version of a British one called “The Light”). Given the history between the UK and Ireland, and the general attitude of the British far-right to Ireland, this is all just bizarre.
While there are a couple of Ireland-and-Northern-Ireland political parties, the far right is the only truly integrated political movement between Ireland and the UK as a whole. The whole thing is very odd. It’s er, not where you’d normally expect internationalism.
" what to keep non-Europeans out of Europe with all means necessary " I guess thats far more popular.
Most Germans aren't aware of the German speaking minority in Silisea.