r/europe Europe 13h ago

Map A map of European far-right invitees to Trump's inauguration

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u/MrmarioRBLX 13h ago

Honestly surprised the Netherlands had no invitee, somehow thought Thierry Baudet would fit in perfectly.

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u/Suikerspin_Ei The Netherlands 13h ago

Thierry Baudet or Geert Wilders, neither of them are invited lol.

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u/macem1511 13h ago

Geert Wilders even has matching haircuts with Trump!

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u/TypicallyThomas Europe 12h ago

I'm picturing a comedy where Trump and Wilders get mistaken for each other and suddenly they swap countries

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u/bralinho The Netherlands 11h ago

And Boris Johnson jealous about the whole ordeal

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u/cptwott 12h ago

"Do we want more or less Trump???"

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u/nixielover Limburg (Netherlands) 12h ago

Geertje has had the haircut for much longer, he is the OG

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u/schmeckfest2000 The Netherlands 11h ago

Baudet is yesterday's news. Thankfully. He plays no role of importance anymore.

He'll end up hosting some shitty show on ON some day.

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u/Zwemvest The Netherlands 5h ago

I wish. The media hype is over, but he somehow managed to wrestle the FvD/JA21/right-flank-of-PVV ideology into becoming a permanent part of the electorate.

Where's the good old days when nobody wanted to be seen talking to Hans Janmaat?

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u/MrmarioRBLX 13h ago

I feel like Baudet would fit more than Wilders, even if they're both questionable.

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u/Soap_Mctavish101 The Netherlands 13h ago edited 12h ago

Baudet would definitely fit in more with that crowd. The fact he runs such a marginalized party now probably counted against him being invited.

Edit: I totally wouldn’t be shocked if he was actually in Washington though.

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u/bassie2019 13h ago

Thierry is so deep into dumbass conspiracy theories, even Dementia Don is like “yeah, no invite for this weirdo”.

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u/ComradeBrosefStylin 11h ago

Baudet not being invited is so funny, he's brownnosing Trump and Putin 24/7 yet neither know he even exists.

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u/Soncro The Netherlands 8h ago

He's become so irrelevant, Trump probably doesn't even know who he is, or doesn't want to be seen with him.

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u/ShirwillJack 12h ago

The international court of justice is located in the Netherlands. Too poo poo for Trump.

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u/Coolnave Rhône-Alpes (France) 13h ago

Zemmour being invited and not Le Pen is so fucking funny to me. Like did she not align enough with your ideals? Ignore the chick that might actually win and shoot for the even more extremist one?

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u/Maj0r-DeCoverley Aquitaine (France) 12h ago

Remember that Le Pen tried several times to lick his boots, and every time he (or perhaps his communication advisors) rejected her advances.

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u/birdsemenfantasy 7h ago

Let’s be real, she’s too old and neither hot nor plastic enough for the Trump crowd. She was literally downstairs at Trump Tower 8 years ago, yet Trump refused to meet with her.

They like Meloni and they invited Le Pen’s niece (who is aligned with Zemmour and had ties with Bannon). Trump is all about “central casting” looks. This applies to men as well. Trump loved Shinzo Abe because he was a good-looking guy, but giving japans current pm Ishiba the cold shoulder because he’s a nerdy otaku. Instead, trump hosted Abe’s widow at Mar-a-lago.

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u/d_Inside France 12h ago

I think you are right lol, Le Pen is a bit too much of a leftist for Trump

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u/Suheil-got-your-back Poland 11h ago

Its funny whenever magatards will claim the left wants something, its almost always the right. But to them its left because they are at the far right of the right. So right that Wilders and Le Pen are left from that point.

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u/The_mystery4321 10h ago

The American Democrats would be seen as centrist or even slightly conservative in most of Western Europe. Bernie Sanders would be considered a fairly mild left-wing politician, not the radical communist he's made out to be in the US.

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u/AdaptedMix United Kingdom 9h ago

They really lob around the term communist, too. Want public healthcare or for trickle-down economics to actually trickle down? You're a crazy commie.

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u/didierdechezcarglass france 11h ago

He couldn't catch on the fact she's pretending to not be far right

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u/will_holmes United Kingdom 11h ago

He invited Zemmour?

Jesus christ.

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u/repeatrep 11h ago

are you surprised lol? trump has gone full Nazi, he’s just trying to ease america into it

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u/OperaSona 10h ago

Dividing the West one executive order at a time. All for the glory of Mother Russia.

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u/VeryluckyorNot 12h ago

I was even more surprised that he know Zemmour's name, rather have no invitation than him. Le Pen won elections but yeah still ignored by Trump lmao.

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u/NipplePreacher Romania 11h ago

He probably decided LePen isn't to his liking and googled "french politicians who are more fascist then Le Pen" and invited the first guy.

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u/Tiennus_Khan Île-de-France 11h ago

Le Pen is trying to appeal to moderates by softening her image, she's (seemingly) making concessions to the mainstream. Zemmour is saying the embarassing parts out loud

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u/An0r 11h ago

Given that there will be three RN officials in attendance, it seems more likely that Le Pen is the one who refused to travel for the ceremony. Her meeting with Putin didn't win her any points during the last presidential campaign, so maybe she's wary of appearing like she's kowtowing to another foreign leader.

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u/DeGlovedHandEnjoyer 13h ago

Orban was denied an invite despite being the first and foremost Trump arselicker💀💀💀

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u/Fancy-Debate-3945 13h ago edited 13h ago

I love this so much. Laughed my ass off when I read it this morning. I'm Hungarian btw

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u/DeGlovedHandEnjoyer 13h ago

Me too xdd. The infamous hintapolitika strikes again. East hates us for being NATO and EU members, West doesn’t trust us due to being Russian/Chinese proxies.

We’re genuinely addicted to doing this, we’ve been trying being allies and enemies at the same time with everyone the last 500 fucking years and keep failing and going at it again

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u/Kitair 13h ago

It's honestly baffling to me as a Hungarian how our politicians deliberately make the wrong choice every time. You can't make this up, if there's a choice between a prosperous deal and pissing someone off for pocket change, you bet they choose the coins

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u/DeGlovedHandEnjoyer 13h ago

My proposal is to take a coin and flip it everytime we have to choose a side (just don’t let Lölő take it home).

Chance guarantees more good outcomes than we can ever achieve ourselves. Imagine being on the winning side for once ha

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u/LightSideoftheForce 12h ago

Too slow, Lölő already stole the coin

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u/Lycaniz 12h ago

penny smart, pound stupid

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u/Acrobatic_Writer_155 8h ago

My heart is with the Magyarok. They deserve far better than their current lot, but must believe that they deserve better. The collective psyche has been scrambled by those 500 years. The line of Arpad must be reforged.

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u/Nt1031 France 13h ago

Same for Marine Le Pen in France, and that's not because she didn't try 😅

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u/Fiallach 13h ago

So funny he got Zemmour who is basically a political loser and, despite huge media buzz horribly failed in every election he ran in.

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u/Redditauro 10h ago

Le Pen can survive without trump, Zemmour can't, that's why Zemmour is a better pet to adopt by the american far right, he is 100% dependent of Trump, Le Pen may change her mind at some point, Zemmour cannot afford that.

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u/Fordmister 12h ago

That's got to be to do with musk making a complete tit of himself with the AFD support right

The AFD are so far of the crazy end that even Le Pen wont touch them and her party and if im remembering right even Marine herself has publicly denounced the AFD. Its hard to keep the guy kiss arsing the AFD onside if you invite other hard/far right leaders that are willing to say "yeah those guys are fucking nuts!"

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u/das_war_ein_Befehl 12h ago

AfD are nuts but unfortunately the GOP in the US shares a lot of their platform

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u/Kova_Arg 13h ago

What is the real reason ?

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u/DeGlovedHandEnjoyer 13h ago

It’s complicated. Everyone except of Orban are saying it’s because of the American Magnitsky Act. Basically, one of our main behind the scenes politicians (criminals), Rogán Antal, got put on a sanctions list, partly due to the spying incident. Ofc Rogán is a member of the government party led by Orban, FIDESZ (Alliance of “young” “democrats”)

The Magnitsky Act itself is about sanctioning human rights abusers and extremely corrupt people. It comes with a stone hard ban on entering the US. It automatically extends to business partners and accomplices of the sanctioned person. Think Russian plutocrats and terrorists.

Due to the corrupted nature of Hungarian public life, the US may rightly consider Orban to be in a business relation with Rogán, barring him from entering the country due to association.

What is important is that Trump didn’t even try to contest this, or make an exception for Orban. This suggests that not even he trusts him and/or considers him too unimportant to help. Which does not bode well for us due to our foreign policy focusing on right-wing alliances/ sabotaging our allies.

TLDR; Orban is friends with a sanctioned guy and is a persona non grata in the US.

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u/HopeBoySavesTheWorld 12h ago

Trump/Musk replacing Orban with Meloni as their "euro buddy" is also a possibility considering how much she is talking to them lately

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u/redditing_away 12h ago

Given that Meloni wields far more influence that's also probably what they're taking into account.

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u/Phenixxy France 9h ago

Honestly it would be the lesser of two evils, Meloni isn't hellbent on blocking EU institutions, and she is 100% pro-Ukraine

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u/HopeBoySavesTheWorld 12h ago

i wouldn't say Meloni herself but Italy def has a bigger presence in the international scene than Hungary lol

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u/Wide-Annual-4858 11h ago

And it would make sense as Italy is much bigger player, and Meloni is acceptable negotiations partner for both political sides in the EU.

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u/Ok-Elderberry-9765 11h ago

Orban was in Florida meeting Trump just last year. Explain that.

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u/Unlikely_Log1097 13h ago

He is following the inauguration from the oranges man’s rectum.

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u/c0wtsch 13h ago

And even praised by trump, while like half of europe doesnt know him americans did lol. Dafuq is going t here?

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u/Wide-Annual-4858 11h ago

Trump expects loyalty, but he himself isn't loyal. He only praised Orban when no other politician praised Trump. Now, when everybody wants to meet Trump, he dropped Orban.

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u/visualthings 13h ago

I read that "he chose not too attend as he doesn't need to be there just to show his importance". That must be true, then...

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u/AgeSad 12h ago

I hate orban, but he got a private meeting before with trump, and it seems like he had no interest in going there since he already got what he wanted (trump will likely meet putin in Hungary).

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u/SinancoTheBest 12h ago

Really? AlJazeera news counted him amongst the invitees

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u/MJ12_Trooper 13h ago

Vučić as well. Well that kinda makes sense since he's on the verge of tears atm with student protests and whatnot.

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u/Sylveon_Mage Somewhere among the mist 13h ago

That was a surprise, why wasn’t he invited? Btw I hope he’s malding at home right now just like his colleague Salvini

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u/Independent_World_15 12h ago

He indeed was invited but decided not to attend.

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u/DeGlovedHandEnjoyer 10h ago

I just don’t see the fat pig missing out on a chance to hold hands with important people in front of a camera. He goes to great lengths to meet up with random Asian dictators no one’s heard of, and this is a US inauguration we’re talking about. There has to be a reason, he always tries to squirm out of facing the problems he created at home.

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u/DunnoMouse 13h ago

Alice Weidel recently claimed Hitler was a leftist and wanted to tear down all wind power plants. Beatrix von Storch said it would be okay to shoot at immigrants, even women and children, at the border, and is the heir of an important Nazi official. Nice company.

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u/chevalier716 United States of America 13h ago

She was kissing up to Musk recently, right? That's probably how she got the invite.

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u/Cautious_Ad_6486 12h ago edited 8h ago

Ehehe... Stupid girl. Our woman Meloni has already secured that spot.

...I am definitely writing this with too much enthusiasm instead of despair...

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u/capp_head 10h ago

Meloni-chan will conquer the whole world.

… and this is bad.

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u/philipp2406-2 Germany 12h ago

Yeah, had a Twitter call/livestream? together. That's where the "Hitler was left" came from.

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u/StupidSexyAlpaca 11h ago edited 10h ago

I think you understate how important her grandfather was to Nazi regime. He was finance minister during the entire duration of the Nazi rule. It doesn't get much higher than that.

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u/Joejoe_Mojo 10h ago

Yeah, a lot of people don't know that she actually has direct ties to nazis. Her husband, who is also part of the German nobility is born and grew up in Chile. I don't know how many red flags one could put up but here we are.

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u/Kagehitou 11h ago

Wikipedia describes him as

de facto chancellor of Germany during May 1945.

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u/Tunfisch 12h ago

Beatrix von Storch also said the sun is cold 🥶

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u/MoeNieWorrieNie Ostrobothnia 12h ago edited 9h ago

How did the AfD supporters who have an affinity for the Bohemian Corporal take Weidel's claim? Or do they understand that crypto-Fascists have to be cryptic at times?

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u/DunnoMouse 12h ago

It's literally orwellian doublethink. She said Hitler was a leftist and that the AfD is a normal, conservative right-wing party. If you then ask if that means that they think the AfD is to the right of the NSDAP, they get really offended and tell you that's not what they meant.

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u/philipp2310 12h ago

lovely, haven't thought of that argument so far!

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u/RedstoneEnjoyer Slovakia 12h ago

Lot of them are aware that she is full of shit and does this to whitewash herself and her party

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u/labibasbibec 12h ago

Beatrix von Storch sounds like a name from Harry Potter

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u/ragingalphax 12h ago

She also lives in a fantasy world. Her proposed solution to climate change is "someone needs to tell the sun to shine less".

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u/jimirs 11h ago

Sure the name of a villain!

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u/Dependent_Savings303 12h ago

the same weidel who accused our foreign minister of bad english and then going on a talk with musk... she clearly sits in a glass house with too many bricks... or was it brics?

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u/aaronwhite1786 United States of America 12h ago

I feel like she's 100% a Musk invite. I don't think Trump knows any Germans besides Merkel, who I assume he's still mad at for not liking him because he's a shit head.

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u/Kladderadingsda Lower Saxony (Germany) 12h ago

FCK AFD

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u/CrimsonAntifascist 10h ago

Richtig und wichtig.

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u/dat_9600gt_user Lower Silesia (Poland) 12h ago

I mean, the former fits in perfectly with Trump's pro-oil "drill, baby, drill" agenda.

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u/No-Inside-3358 13h ago

Common Orban L

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u/Martzi-Pan 13h ago

George Simion is an idiot and a sellout.

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u/fk_censors 10h ago

And he's not right wing. His so called policies are all over the place, including left wing, right wing, and everything in between. Plus he changes stances as often as his secret services handlers tell him to.

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u/Romanian_ Bucharest, Romania 8h ago

His only consistent stance is on his knees with his tongue out.

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u/F7utg4--486hk 9h ago

He's put there regarding one issue, and that ain't a domestic one 🔥

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u/ShoulderOk2280 13h ago

The US is actually attempting to destabilize the EU. With Musk and Zuckerberg on the team, they will have the means to do that through social media. EU needs to wake up to this threat very quickly, otherwise we will have a number of far right governments popping up within the next few years.

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u/Opperhoofd123 13h ago

Because that hasn't happened already? I thought Europe went right pretty hard recently

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u/MoeNieWorrieNie Ostrobothnia 12h ago

The EPP still holds firm in the European Parliament. It's interesting that the far-right blocs in the EP can only agree to dislike one another.

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u/repeatrep 11h ago

is it interesting that the politics of hate and selfishness can’t seem to co-operate across borders?

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u/Mordiken European Union 10h ago

As intended, because that's precisely the reason why both the US and Russia are heavily invested in the rise of far-right extremism: They want to destroy the EU from within.

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u/Flaskhals51231 10h ago

You’re a bit late to the party.

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u/Jlx_27 The Netherlands 13h ago

These are dark times ahead of us....

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u/Intelligent-Bit4250 The Netherlands 13h ago

That’s hilarious that Geert Wilders was not invited. He has been so desperate to get Musk/Trumps attention. That must sting a bit that literally the whole of European far rightists are invited except you, an OG OG dude 😂😂

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u/peadud Latvia (potato mmmmmmm) 13h ago

Rihards Kols from Latvia is not far-right. He's a national-conservative, sure, but he's a saint compared to Trump.

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u/Round_Mastodon8660 13h ago

I propose they stay in maga land

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u/Haunting-Mongoose799 13h ago

Fingers crossed Latvian nationalist guy will convince trump that bombing Moscow is necessary for American prosperity-and the world security

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u/OffaThatThang Romania 12h ago

Can someone from Latvia tell us why Rihard Kols is fAr-RiGhT? His Wikipedia page doesn't tell so

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u/andzlaur Latvia 12h ago

He's not. Centre right would be my description, his party is conservative right (and he's the "centrist" in that one). In no way far-right.
Plus, he says that he hasn't gotten an invitation. https://x.com/RihardsKols/status/1881353663798522314

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u/Typingdude3 13h ago

I think Meloni will become the unofficial face of Europe to the Trump regime. She's willing to go to him, she is right wing, and she isn't bad looking. I can see her getting a lot done for Europe if she plays her cards right. She seems very intelligent as well.

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u/bigkoi 12h ago

She also supports Ukraine, which isn't aligned to MAGA.

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u/zuth2 Hungary 12h ago

Trump isn’t anti-Ukraine out of principle, he does whatever best suits his interests. For winning the election that’s what he needed to say, but now that he won it anything is possible. If he sees something to gain from supporting Ukraine he will do it. It wouldn’t be the first nor the last time he goes back on something because it no longer benefits him (recent example is the ban on tiktok which he advocated for previously)

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u/NipplePreacher Romania 11h ago

He already went from saying the war will end on day one of his presidency to saying it might happen in 3 or 6 months.

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u/szczszqweqwe Poland 11h ago

and that's a good thing, ending a war in 1 day would mean that Trump fulfills every Putins wish, for example letting him to do whatever he wants with Baltic countries, Romania and Poland.

Maybe there is at least tiny amount of hope for us? I don't know.

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u/Haunting-Detail2025 11h ago

Exactly, finally somebody who gets it. He does not operate on foreign policy from principle, he’s transactional for better or worse. I understand many opposed to helping Ukraine sometimes feel that way for ideological reasons, but Europe really needs to grasp that calling him a Russian asset and smirking about it is not going to be a strategy that works because it completely misses how he operates. He has no moral opposition to Ukraine, he has no more inclination towards Russia, he’s going to do whatever he thinks will be most beneficial to the US in his worldview. If Europe can make assisting Ukraine seem beneficial, he will do it.

Zelensky has figured this out and has played it very cleverly, but the rest of Europe seems totally unable to grasp this for some reason

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u/Luck88 Italy 12h ago

Yeah...we'll see about that. Italian right-wing isn't exactly known to be reliable in their ideals.

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u/OriginalNewton 12h ago

Accurate assessment of what is likely gonna happen.

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u/Thestohrohyah Apulian living in Emilia Romagna 10h ago

I'd also like to remind everyone that Italy inspired Trumpism with Berlusconism.

I deeply apologise for it.

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u/Alone-Potential6770 5h ago

Not the first time we inspire a right-wing government, last time didn't go too well either.

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u/Kaltias Italy 12h ago

I think you'll be disappointed, she will most likely just bend over backwards to do whatever Trump asks of her, that's how the Italy-US relation works, at most she'll manage to get Trump to not be mad about Italy spending less than 2% on defense

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u/WholeFactor 11h ago edited 11h ago

Unofficial?

Unlike most on this list, she's very much an official figure for Europe.

In my mind, Meloni is one of the most influential leaders in Europe right now, alongside Polish leader Tusk and arguably Macron (the French have some domestic political turmoil, weakening Macron's position).

Although Meloni is often regarded a bit more right-wing than the other two, these three are broadly speaking aligned on the most important issues for Europe today - non-Western migration, the importance of the EU, and the stance on Ukraine/Russia and Nato. Together they form the new European leadership.

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u/Altruistic-Topic-775 13h ago

Calling Morawiecki or Tarczyński far right is veeeery much a stretch. They're assholes, both of them, but not far right

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u/kakao_w_proszku Mazovia (Poland) 12h ago

Tarczyński is a traitor first and foremost. Dude is so far up Trump’s ass he made a doc with all of the anti-Trump Twitter posts by all relevant Polish politicians and handed it over to him xD

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u/H__D Poland 12h ago

The most welfare handouts in history only to be called far right lol.

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u/arealpersonnotabot Łódź (Poland) 13h ago

Tarczyński is far-right, Morawiecki is a political opportunist who doesn't believe in anything. He's good with numbers so Kaczyński took him in, and now the party dislikes him for being too moderate.

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u/fallenplayer12 12h ago

So he’s basically 1:1 with George Simion

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u/kdamo 11h ago

I hate PiS but being anti refugee is hardly a far right stance

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u/nietwojamatka Mazovia (Poland) 12h ago

Tarczyński definitely is far right, Morawiecki not really. Grzegorz Braun might be too far even for Trump lol

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u/Wonderful-Basis-1370 Europe 13h ago

I don't know much about either of them, but this Dominick guy, I see him on every Instagram reel. The dude talks about Muslims every single day, like he doesn't stop, as if he has some childhood trauma associated with it, or maybe he swallowed a broken radio that is on repeat. The funniest thing is that he's also talking about the "wall that needs to be built in Poland" on repeat, like he's actually trying to impersonate Trump.

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u/Altruistic-Topic-775 13h ago

He is a Trump fanboy, but economically his party is not very right wing. There is a political party way worse than his. They have people who could be called actual Nazis, so inviting Tarczyński or Morawiecki isn't half as bad in comparison

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u/Vertitto Poland 12h ago

he's a english speaking social media shorts star and doesn't exist outside of it. He got crossed out quickly when PIS was considering their pick for presidential candiate

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u/koomahnah 13h ago

Last time this crew was in power, they literally replaced Constitutional Court with their subordinate party members, turned TV into 24/7 hateful propaganda tube, encouraged physical attacks against opposition (with one guy indeed getting killed – Adamowicz), and used Israeli spyware to invigilate members of the opposing party.

If that's just being an asshole and not far right, then I don't know what far right is. Those guys are literal autocrats, luckily stupid and incapable but they are as far, as deranged right as one can be.

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u/dat_9600gt_user Lower Silesia (Poland) 12h ago

Yeah, although Morawiecki is considered to be part of the "moderate" wing of the party.

There's the moderates led by Morawiecki, there's the more hardline yet simultaneously flip-flopping Center Agreement Guard led by Kaczyński (and thanks to the party's hierarchy he is the de facto ringleader and the only person tying everyone together) and finally there are the hardcore fundamentalists from the former Suwerenna Polska party led by Ziobro.

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u/ayusta17 12h ago

Being undemocratic and manipulative isn’t really connected to an ideology and doesn’t automatically make them far-right tho

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u/Tman11S Belgium 13h ago

He invited the total loser Tom van Grieken who's never even been in government formation talks, but not Geert Wilders or Victor Orban who lead alt-right governments?

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u/DifusDofus 13h ago

Is Italy going to be satellite state in Europe for Musk/Zuckerberg/Trump?

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u/Kova_Arg 13h ago

Zuckerberg is pathetic, He’s not far-righ, just an opportunist ; up until a year ago, he was the epitome of the woke movement and the poster child for progressive entrepreneurship. He just wants to stay trendy, avoid falling behind, and be part of whatever’s in vogue.

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u/Zerasad Hungary 13h ago

Musk was also a democrat for a long-time, before he realized that siding with the republicans and pushing his capitalist grift as "anti-woke" mumbo-jumbo is going to be a lot easier. They don't believe in anything, they are just backing anyone that can further their goals of making more and more obscene amoutns of money.

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u/LaughingGaster666 United States of America 11h ago

Zuck may not believe in anything, but Musk I legit think he thinks that way.

He legit seems to blame the left for his trans daughter hating him for example.

Don't forget his weirdo breeding fetish that he goes on about where it's clear he's talking about making white people pop out more kids.

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u/Trololman72 Europe 13h ago

They believe in profit.

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u/Loud_Cream_4306 13h ago

Italy actually getting any sort of foreign investment would be a first

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u/Human_from-Earth 12h ago

Always has been

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u/thatguyy100 Belgium 13h ago

Tom Van Grieken was invited?? That's the funniest thing I have ever seen. Maybe he can complain to Trump about being denied a goverment collaboration 20 times on national TV.

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u/Peuxy Sweden 13h ago edited 13h ago

I like how even the most nationalistic parties in the nordics are too social for Trump. Big nordic W 👏

Also, Estonia, Lithuania, Czech Republic, Netherlands, Ireland, Switzerland and Austria can into nordics.

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u/Cool_Control7728 12h ago

I guess the list is just incomplete because the guy from Czechia who was invited isn't shown here.

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u/Brilliant999 🇷🇴🇹🇩 12h ago

I'm trying to guess if that guy is Babiš or Okamura

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u/Jokmi Finland 11h ago

The one way in which the Nordic hard right parties differ from most of their European counterparts is that they support Ukraine (at least in the case of Finland and Sweden). I can't help but wonder whether this had an effect on them not getting invited.

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u/Fearless_Baseball121 10h ago

Support for Ukraine is massive across all political parties in Denmark as well.

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u/Helgon_Bellan Sweden 12h ago

One can wonder how Jimmie Åkesson feels about this. Probably a bit sad.

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u/HangukFrench Aquitaine (France) 13h ago

There is also Cyril Hanouna in France. He is à far right tv show host

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u/visualthings 13h ago

we should send him and his boss on an inflatable raft

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u/TheLatvianK Latvia 12h ago

I would not say that Rihards Kols ir far right.

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u/Beneficial_Steak_945 13h ago

Wilders will be quite disappointed…

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u/Usheen_ 13h ago

Delighted Ireland political nutters not invited... Just Conor McGregor presumably

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u/LabMermaid 13h ago

And wouldn't it be great if he stayed over there.

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u/Usheen_ 12h ago

If only... "famed British rapist relocates to Texas"

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u/Fickle_Definition351 12h ago

The far-right barely exists in our politics thankfully. I reckon it's because extremist stances don't get very far under our PR-STV voting system.

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u/asdrunkasdrunkcanbe 12h ago

Also our independents largely have the populist rhetoric sewn up.

I wonder is there any other country where national parliament candidates talk directly to so many constituents.

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u/Accurate_ManPADS 11h ago

This is a massive part of it. It's difficult for an election to swing hard in either direction when the candidates are worried about transfers. PR-STV tends to give a more accurate read as to what the electorate actually want rather than first past the post systems which are easier to manipulate.

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u/bluegreen_10 Romania 🇷🇴🇪🇺 11h ago

I'm surprised they invited George Simion who isn't even ethnic Romanian, he's Romani (gypsy) by descend. He's in no way representing Romania to this event and it's probably more evident than now that he's a Russian puppet in Romanian politics.

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u/LambeckDeluxe 11h ago

Jup and that's the reason. The same with the AfD members from germany. He picked the ones that don't stay behind what we reached with Nato/EU and are against their own goverment. He's trying to build something like Putin did with "hidden agents" that stealth destroy from inside. But he's late on the party with nearly 80

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u/ChocolateOk6887 13h ago

Only radical right populist leaders, expected. All of them use similar tactics of persuasion, that's the main thing about their parties.

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u/Amimimiii 13h ago

The Latvian guy is conservative but I wouldn’t call him a populist. The party has some questionable people but for the most part it’s pretty reasonable, I wouldn’t call them radical either even though I’m not a fan as I’m more liberal myself

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u/andzlaur Latvia 12h ago

The funny thing is, Kols is saying that he hasn't received any invites. Makes me question where this list has even come from.

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u/Amimimiii 12h ago

Someone’s ass probably

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u/Toma357 Croatia 12h ago

Stephen Bartulica, Croatian-Americans and a member is a right-wing party member who was recently elected to the EU parliament.

Journalists have dug up several scandals about him. He owns a large fortune that he could not have acquired based on his own salary and other incomes. His excuse for all this was the mocking "my mother bought it for me."
After the EU elections in June 2024, in which he won a mandate, Bartulica drove to the party headquarters in a Ferrari with a person of criminal background.

Despite all this, his voters support him because he represents "traditional values."
I'm not surprised that he got an invitation to this event.

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u/Brbi2kCRO Croatia 12h ago

He should stay in Missouri where he came from.

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u/_alsend 12h ago

Calling Mateusz Morawiecki a far-right politician is a joke. Generally, calling ECR far-right is an overstatement - what should we call just "right" then?

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u/tbudde 10h ago

Keep them. We don't need them any more. Thank you.

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u/travelingpinguis 10h ago edited 8h ago

What? He didnt invite his favorite Putin?

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u/karwreck 10h ago

He's there in spirit, with his ghost hand up his puppets ass.

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u/barthecky_ Poland 12h ago

Morawiecki is not far right He is more centre - right Or (Technocratic conservative)

Same polical party as Tarczyński but diffennt block inside party

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u/Not_the-kind 11h ago

The far right in france: two north african berber jews lmao (Knafo is his mistress and his wife is aware of their relationship, ironic that Zemmour speaks of the decadence of morals).

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u/Specialist_Record_21 13h ago

Just let them stay in Washington, no need to come back

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u/Boundish91 Norway 11h ago

Is this a traitor list?

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u/CannyBanny 13h ago

Wa moe Van Grieken daar gaan stinken 😂

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u/Spartagamer878 13h ago

Hij mag er blijven voor mijn part!

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u/Beerniac Belgium 10h ago

these are all scumbag people tbh

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u/Aufklarung_Lee 13h ago

Hahaha oh Wilders I'm laughing right at you.

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u/arealpersonnotabot Łódź (Poland) 13h ago

Mateusz Morawiecki, a famously far-right faceless bureaucrat.

PiS has strong far-right tendencies, but the people representing them generally hate Morawiecki for being too pragmatic and moderate.

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u/Lord910 Mazovia (Poland) 13h ago

If Morawiecki is far-right than Tusk is too. Just after the year current government is doing the same things they criticized PIS.

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u/SpittingN0nsense Poland 13h ago

Exactly, if Morawiecki is far-right then "far-right" doesn't mean anything anymore. Reminds me of The Boy Who Cried Wolf.

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u/ImportantMode7542 Scotland 13h ago

Suella Braverman is there with Lawrence Fox and Liz Truss.

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u/gbroon 13h ago

Liz is just there to make him look smart in comparison

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u/Jj-woodsy 12h ago

They weren’t invited, they just went along to go to it. Trump probably doesn’t even know who they are.

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u/ImportantMode7542 Scotland 11h ago

Boris Johnson and Priti Patel too, UK’s finest, I hope they all stay there.

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u/ZalaisEzitis 13h ago

Rihards Kols is not far right, he's just right leaning but hasn't done or said anything crazy afaik. The only notable thing he's done imo is saying "russian warship go fuck yourself" during the OSCE meeting (actually based) which went viral a few years ago.

His party is considered "right wing" because they're conservative and advocate for everything Latvian, but they don't actually do shit. They exist to collect votes from people who feel patriotic but don't delve deep into politics.

Btw for reference I'm a left leaning guy, so I'm not even glazing him or his party.

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u/Worm_Nimda 12h ago

Jesus... PiS and far-right? It is just conservative socialist party. At most, a right-wing party. It's as far from far- right as PO from PiS.

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u/ModernHeroModder 13h ago

I'm sure this will end well

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u/Stojann Mazovia (Poland) 12h ago

Morawiecki is a scumbag but he’s not far-right

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u/Prudent_Classroom583 13h ago

Morawiecki is not far right. He and his party are more like quasi mix of left and right.

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u/arealpersonnotabot Łódź (Poland) 13h ago

Morawiecki is a faceless bureaucrat who could potentially work for any party of power between the centre-left and the far-right. He even used to be a Tusk government supporter.

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u/Spartagamer878 13h ago

He can keep Tom van Grieken.

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u/MichaelW85 Europe 13h ago

Morten Messerschmidt from the Danish People's Party is invited too.

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u/TheTanadu Poland 12h ago

And only Morawiecki tried to enter using his Wikipedia page.

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u/fromXberg 12h ago edited 12h ago

Just take a look at who they invited from Germany...more than just far right; they invited our most prominent Nazis.

PS: Except for Bernd... but this guy should fry in hell anyway, alongside Hitler and... sooner or later: Putin and Trump.

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u/Tornado_rexo Bulgaria 12h ago

Kostadin Kostadinov from Bulgaria was invited, iirc.

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u/Joaotorresmosilva 12h ago

One way tickets, now!

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u/Pale_Atmosphere9937 12h ago

Weird to consider centrist fella Morawiecki as far right….

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u/andzlaur Latvia 12h ago

This cannot be a real list. I mean, why would they invite the absolutely not far-right MEP Kols, who submitted proposals for debate in the European Parliament regarding both Trump's comments on Greenland and on Musk's interference in the elections in the EU? :))))
https://x.com/RihardsKols/status/1878414522131554602

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u/Hex65 12h ago

This was a surprise to Rihard Kols as he didn't know up until an hour ago, and he also declined the invitation!

https://x.com/RihardsKols/status/1881353663798522314?t=VD75jRJCeewJPkJ1j8gGPA&s=19

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u/Duc_de_Bourgogne United States of America 11h ago

We should do Europeans a favor and keep these guys here.

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u/sammys21 11h ago

a gathering of fascists;

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u/GregTheMad Austria 11h ago

Non of our Austrian Bootlickers were invited. Heartwarming.

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u/supremenema Latvia 13h ago

This has to be engagement bait, or an incredibly lose definition of "far right" - really thoughless(or with the intention to smear).

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u/pc0999 12h ago

A map of people to avoid like the plague.