Title: Canadian trucker says it’s been ‘illuminating’ seeing how the media has smeared him and his peers Source:
Fox News URL Source:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJgQaqBCXc8 Published:Feb 12, 2022 Author:Laura Ingraham/Fox News Post Date:2022-02-12 09:15:07 by Esso Keywords:None Views:132 Comments:7
The world has a very big problem, and it goes like this: its working classes are increasingly turning to fascism, as a way out of the trap of modernity. Let me explain what I mean — for those of you that haven’t quite connected the dots yet, though I suspect many of you have.
Take a hard look around. What do you see? Britain. America. India. The Phillippines. From corner to corner of the globe, working classes are in the midst of an historic Great Reversal. They used to be a reliable power base — political, cultural, social — for the left, or at least the center. But increasingly, they vote right. Harder and harder right.
Let’s take the example of Britain and America. In Britain, the Labour Party — it’s centre left political side — relied on a “red wall” of working class voters. That “red wall” has been totally, utterly demolished. Working class Brits these days are far, far more likely to vote conservative than they are for Labour.
But not even just conservative, in any ordinary sense. Ultra conservative. Gone are the days of Thatcher’s methodical, pragmatic cost-cutting — which, disagree with it if you like, wasn’t completely malicious, ideological, corrupt, and fanatical, to the bone — which the working class largely opposed.
I remember when the left hated Thatcher and called her a nazi. I guess they hate populists more than globalists. Sort of weird for a set who claim to support "workers, the poor, the disenfranchised..."