Kisebbségi Sajtófókusz, 2018. január - Civitas Europica Centralis
2018-01-02
oldal | 16 2018. január 2. felhívás a kering ő re, azaz tömeges illegális migrációra csábít. A hivatalos program egy részét nyugodtan írhatta volna a széls ő séges német AfD is … http://b1.blog.hu The Real Coup Plot Is Trump’s „ When Donald Trump’s campaign was accused of spreading “fake news,” he quickly appropriated the term for himself. The true purveyors of fake news, he claimed, were television networks like CNN and newspapers like this …This is the same strategy that authoritarian populists ha ve long used to attack democratic institutions. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey, for example, has spent the past year calling journalists criminals, terrorists and coupplotters. Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India recently accused Manmohan Sing h, a former prime minister, of being in league with Pakistan. And Prime Minister Viktor Orban of Hungary has portrayed his opponents as pawns in the billionaire philanthropist George Soros’s supposed scheme to use refugees to subjugate his country (a claim that is increasingly being echoed on the farther reaches of the American right). The rapid degeneration of the public sphere in Turkey, India and Hungary can teach us two important lessons: First, up can become down and legitimate investigations can turn into supposed coups only if a few politicians and journalists are shameless enough to repeat blatant lies over and over again. Second, and more important, these lies can justify a power grab by the executive only if many more politicians and journalists ar e willing to stand by instead of calling those outrageous calumnies what they are… ” YASCHA MOUNK https://www.nytimes.com America is on the brink of a historic break with Europe, thanks to Trump „… Trump’s distancing from G ermany Chancellor Angela Merkel and, more recently, British Prime Minister Theresa May , however, is strikingly different than his praise of autocratic leaders Xi Jinping of China and Vladimir Putin of Russia. Trump often seems more interested in forging cl oser links with Putin than with Merkel . This poses an immediate problem for Washington at a time when it needs a stronger channel to Berlin, to compensate for reduced British influence in Europe due to Brexit. Trump also seems more often at war with NATO t han leading it. While he is right to criticize the allies for insufficient defense spending, he must be careful to avoid demonizing Europe to the American public. After all, Europe fought to end the Bosnia and Kosovo wars with us, stood by us on 9/11, and still has troops with us in Afghanistan. Recent U.S. presidents conceived ambitious and historic projects with Europe. George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton guided NATO toward peace with a new Russia at the end of the Cold War. George W. Bush persuaded NATO to adopt a counterterrorism focus after 9/11. Trump has failed to undertake anything close to this in strategic importance. And as NATO allies Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic embrace far right populism, Trump has failed to do what John F. Kennedy and Ronald Reagan did so effectively at critical moments of the Cold War — stand up for the democratic values at the heart of our ties to Europe … ” Nicholas Burns https://www.usatoday.com Populizmus Európában - Még most jön a java Az európai populizmus még nem érte el tet ő fokát, és az új normalitássá válhat, ez pedig fenyegetést jelent a kontinens dem okráciájára – olvasható Tony Blair egykori brit miniszterelnök kutatóintézetének jelentéséb ő l, amit a Politico szemlézett és a 24.hu idéz. A Tony Blair Institute for Global Change nev ű szervezet szerint bár idén nagy áttörést ért el a populizmus Európában, a java még csak most jön. Példaként hozzák fel Magyarországon kívül Lengyelországot és Olaszországot is. Ezek a
