Escalating Wave of Conservative Ideology Across the West
In recent years, the West has been witnessing a significant ideological shift, with a growing populist conservatism taking centre stage. This transformation, according to some analysts, is a noteworthy geopolitical occurrence that warrants closer examination.
The rise of conservatism in the 21st Century West is evident in various nations, although the author does not specify which countries are experiencing this change. In Italy, Giorgia Meloni, the newly-elected leader, has forged an unprecedented government and emphasized the importance of Italian self-reliance.
Similarly, in the Netherlands, Geert Wilders has spearheaded a conservative surge, adopting a strong anti-Islamic approach. This change in political mood is ongoing in many countries, with the Eastern authoritarian empires growing more daring each day.
The world has become more chaotic and unstable, affecting many great nations. In this context, the rise in Western conservatism can be seen as a response to the current global instability.
However, the author does not advocate for radical change but cautions against prematurely insulting and shaming this growing movement. They suggest that the right road must be taken to endure as a nation and as a civilization.
In Germany, the AfD (Alternative für Deutschland), described as radical right-wing or even far-right by various sources, has gained significant support recently and is likely to support a radical conservative agenda in the next elections. In Canada, Pierre Poilievre, the conservative opposition leader, seems set to beat the established Liberal Party of Trudeau.
Meanwhile, in Argentina, Javier Milei, the newly-elected president, is only truly conservative in the sense that he seeks to reconnect Argentina to the West and bring back economic stability.
There are rumblings of change and instability in Germany, Romania, Portugal, and beyond. While the author does not specify which nations are succumbing to turmoil, hate, and incompetence, it is clear that the world is facing challenging times.
The author does not fancy a radical change but believes that it is unwise and slightly despicable to dismiss this growing Western movement prematurely. The right road must be taken, and it is up to us to find it.
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