Tony Blair has warned that the rise in so-called “populism” (aka people who oppose reckless immigration) will drag Europe back to the dark days of the 1930s. As the “populist” movement rises, EU globalists are becoming increasingly frantic. It doesn’t help the EU’s traitorous internationalists that it is Austria’s turn to take the six-month rotating presidency of the EU. Austria has cracked down on the flood of migrants, recently closed several mosques with jihad links, and has vowed to be the bridge between Eastern and Western Europe with its policies to protect free societies and the European heritage.
Blair was branded an “idiot” by a “furious critics” for his irrational attack on “populism”; another critic declared:
Our Countries are being ruined by the likes of you and Soros. You call it populism. I call it common sense.
In 2012, the infamous global manipulator George Soros paid Blair $601,753 to help “reform” the African nation of Guinea. Blair’s role was described as managing and executing Soros’ “ambitious reform agenda effectively.”
So Blair’s blather about Europe returning to the 1930s because of populism should come as no surprise. He is a puppet of Soros. Like his globalist cohorts, he will be unaffected by the Muslim migrant surge, and protected from jihadist thuggery.
“YOU CAUSED IT! Furious reaction at ‘idiot’ Tony Blair for populism warning,” by Rebecca Perring, Express, June 27, 2018:
TONY Blair has been branded an “idiot” by furious critics as the ex-Labour premier gears up to warn rising populism will drag Europe back to the 1930s.
Furious Twitter users have taken to social media to blame Tony Blair for a rise in populism ahead of a speech where he will renew his desperate attempt to derail Brexit.
The staunch Remainer will urge Prime Minister Theresa May to delay Brexit and call a second referendum during a speech at Chatham House today.
But angry critics laid into the ex-Labour leader, saying he has “ruined” the UK and should be blamed for “creating the political climate that resulted in widespread populism”.
A Twitter user posted: “So the man who helped create the political climate that resulted in widespread populism, distrust of politicians and an appetite for Brexit, is now worried by them?
“Funny that? Tony Blair: return to dark 1930s politics no longer far-fetched.”
Another said: “And why is populism on the rise Mr Blair?
“Our Countries are being ruined by the likes of you and Soros. You call it populism. I call it common sense..”