The EU elites’ fear of an imminent Fourth Reich reveals a great deal about their loathing of the European mob.by Patrick Hayes
Earlier this month, the
sci-fi comedy Iron Sky was released in Britain, featuring the
return to Earth of a band of vicious Nazis in flying saucers. ‘In 1945 the
Nazis went to the moon’, goes the movie trailer, which shows a giant
swastika-shaped base on the moon. ‘In 2018, they are coming back.’
You have to wonder, given his recent comments
regarding the rise of the right across Europe, whether Britain’s deputy prime
minister Nick Clegg thinks he is inhabiting the same fantasy world as Iron Sky. In an interview with Der Spiegel, where he
reaffirmed the Lib-Con coalition’s commitment to the EU, Clegg claimed that there could be ‘a whole range of nationalist, xenophobic and extreme
movements increasing across the European Union’. Warning of an imminent
‘disaster’, he implied that lessons need to be learnt from Europe’s history:
‘We know this much from our continent: the combination of economic insecurity
and political paralysis is the ideal recipe for an increase in extremism and
xenophobia.’