Orice reaparitie a fascismului e semnul unei revolutii ratate.
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2013/nov/18/europe-angry-nationalist-eu-elections
Partly as a result, this will be the most interesting European election campaign since direct elections to the European parliament began in 1979 – for all across Europe there is the most amazing array of national protest parties. “Populists” is the blanket term lazily draped over them all, but it does not capture their diversity. With all due disrespect to the UK Independence party and Germany’s anti-euro Allianz für Deutschland, it is quite wrong to tar them with the same brush as Greece’s neo-fascist Golden Dawn, Hungary’s Jobbik or France’s Front National. That’s even more true of, say, Catalan nationalists, let alone Beppe Grillo’s Five Star Movement in Italy – which could not be farther from the far right. Closer to the xenophobic politics of the French Front National – but with multiple national and sub-national variations – are groupings such as the Vlaams Belang in Belgium, Finland’s The Finns party (until recently, True Finns), the Danish People’s party, and so-called Freedom parties in Austria and Holland.
Sau, in fapte si imagini:
http://www.rferl.org/content/cossacks-to-widen-patrols-with-moscow-police/24782039.html
http://libcom.org/blog/bulgarian-fascists-run-nightly-patrols-targeting-immigrants-17112013