Progress Party TLDR from Norway: ★ Supports Ukraine (as all parties do) ★ Supports Israel (as the only party) ★ Anti EU and Pro NATO ★ Anti immigration from non Western countries
* Very critical of initiatives aimed at young people, but not critical of similar spending on old people * They had a minister who had a decade earlier had intercourse with a 16 year old girl so intoxicated she couldn't refuse, (Søviknes, his case caused changes to consent laws) * They're Christian conservative and not secular as all but the christian party is * Little to no long-term policies,e.g. denying climate change as a factor for fiscal policy * Frequently using demoging as arguments
Norwegian here, I wouldn't say theyre hard right, they're regular right, they're far less right than the nationals in France or republicans in us. However their policy is mainly on immigration and assimilation, in a parliamentary system the smaller parties are naturally topic parties.
It’s always impossible to place parties precisely on a left-right axis, but a party in the richest country in the world wanting to remove the wealth tax (2/3 of which is paid by the country’s richest 1%) and making up for it by cutting all foreign aid, is about as selfish a party as you’ll find anywhere in Europe.
That and a general tiredness with established parties it seems, along with the far right ones knowing better how to use populism and misinformation through the internet to win over indecisive voters. If it were only normal immigration worries, it would only affect border countries that tend to receive a lot of immigrants being processed, but Norway doesn't face that, when they get illegal immigrants it's usually refugees that have been divided among the EU since, you know, if we want to talk with moral superiority we have to at least try to uphold it@@r-pu4md
I just read the Wiki entry for this party. Am struggling to see why it is "hard" right. Just one example: "During the national convention in May 2013, the party voted in favor of both same-sex marriage and same-sex adoption.The party has for several years been a proponent for legalizing blood donation for homosexuals.". The party does seem concerned about the Islamification of Norway, and Europe more generally. It is of course Islamism which is truly "hard right" (or in many respects "hard left", there is not such a difference). I don't blame people for being fed up with the notion that criticism of Islamic ideology is somehow racist: it is not.
It’s funny how you guys are scared of Africans and middle eastern and Hispanic 😢ppl talking over europe and North America 😂but it’s too late in couple decades it will Happen even if immigration is reduced. It’s karma for colonialism
Hang on! The 2001 election lead to a centre-right coallition. The Popular Party was not involved until 2013. Also, the 2005 election lead to a Labour/Socialist Left/Centre Party coallition, not a Labour alone government.
The Norwegian labor party hasn’t been left wing in 30 years. They’re a neoliberal party that’s mostly in the center but in a few areas skews to the left and in other areas to the right.
Very true! Just look at it's leaders last 30 years: only rich papas boys from the rich part of the capitol. They might claim they have the working-class in their minds.
The video does not really give any explanation to why the Progress Party is on the rise, and it misses some important context. Firstly, there is no doubt that the opposition gains from the problems of the present government, but no explanation is given for why the PP spesifically should benefit from this. Secondly, oil and gas-policy is not that prominent in political discussions, and the difference between the government and the PP on the issue is not that large. Thirdly, immigration is an important issue for many voters, but it has not increased very much in significance lately. Also the difference between the government and the PP has been somewhat reduced, as the government has reduced the number of quota refugees and taken a stricter tone towards immigration. To the defence of TLDR, its not easy to fully explain the PPs rise. In my opinion the most imortant reason is that the Center Party, the junior partner in the government, got many votes in the last election due to a somewhat populist profile. Many of the votes were taken from the PP, who had to make painfull compromises when they were in government. Now that the CP is in government and have to make painfull compromises, it is easy for the PP to steal their votes with populist policies on, among other issues, increasing food and energy prices.
Thank you for the added context. Unfortunately, TLDR "News" is not really news coverage so they don't have journalists doing actual reporting, only summarise what they can find from other sources.
@@Solstice261 - I mean their platform hasn't really changed over the last 40 years. So don't know if you can call it "populist", they are saying what they have always been saying. Its just that it echoes well with public sentiments at the moment. Stricter immigration, less tax and less government.
I will give you a clue why FRP and the right is on the rise - energy crisis in Norway. During this government. Norwegians have experienced insane Electricity prices due to Acer agreement. - expensive fuel. They intentionally increased the price for gasoline and diesel for norwegians to combat climate change. We also pay environment tax and more for fuel and having a car, and fixing the car. - This government has shown tendencies to favor immigrants over Norwegians. For example they support ramadan and Muslims, also immigrants have free bus tickets. Weak currency. Norway have not experienced such decline in the value of the currency for a long time, making people question why the currency drop so much. -Support for LGBT community. The government has supported the LGBTQ community and even participate in events. Despite what people might think, Norwegians is rather conservative and do not accept this. - over 20 percent live on the welfare system and it is increasing. This makes the burden on society even worse. This is some of the points, of course there is more. This government is the worst we have had as far as I remember.
@@eyvindr. So because you are a racist, homophobe that denies climate change, which I suppose means that norway has grown more stupid and less capable of understanding anything not made up of populist jargon, how insightful
That is US propaganda. My name is Markus A. Sumiloff. I am a descendent of a minor Swedish banking family (my family owns Aktia Bank) and on my fathers side from Finnic-Russo landed gentry. I currently work officially for Joblink and as well as for a Sueco-German banker called Alexander J. Dahlmeier. In addition to this I am also an intern at the Finnish foreign ministry.
Sweden will only get worse. It’ll forever stand as an example of what happens when you appease Islamists and when white guilt takes over decision making.
@@Mosern1977 a party that opposes same-sex marriage is not socially democrat. It even advocates itself as liberal-conservative... Them wanting a smaller state is probably the most reasonable policies out of all. They literally advocate for spending the oil money now and decreasing taxation to everyone, as well as removing inheritance and property tax
@@deounivers7663 - social democracy has nothing to do with same-sex marriage. Investing in infrastructure is probably the best use of the oil-money the government could ever use it on. Unlike today, where it is spent on everything else. Tax cuts are also something sorely needed, if Norway had Denmark's social welfare model, Norway wouldn't even need income or wealth tax. The fact ordinary Norwegians are about as rich as anyone else in Western Europe is a testament to the bad governance of Norway.
Just call it the "populist right" and be done with it,it describes nearly all "far right" political parties without making an assertion about their place on the political axis.
Due to Sweden have allowed so many immigrants where there are individuals who are hardcore criminals, the criminality and access to weapon and drugs have increased dramatically, and Swedens is a hub for criminals to establish themselves in the neighboring countries including Norway. Young people are recruited to this criminal environment because they are under the criminal minimum age. The progressive party (FrP) in Norway have warned about it, but the current prime minister in Norway from the labour party have talked about how norwegians have to adopt to the immigrants instead of immigrants adopting to norwegians and it`s culture. So there you go, naive idiots in charge.
And so the progress party will descend and smite all vile scum with their holy light and give Sweden to Norway. Very coherent, you know, this is why most people hate the far right, a bit to obsessed with lying
It’s funny how you guys are scared of Africans and middle eastern and Hispanic 😢ppl talking over europe and North America 😂but it’s too late in couple decades it will Happen even if immigration is reduced
Any current opinions on the Progress Party? I know about them but I don't really know how Norwegians see them, would be interested in what people think!
The same as in all countries, the established parties haven't been doing much and don't take any stances on anything so eventually people do a protest vote, parties loose votes when they govern, the only parties that don't suffer that are the extreme ones since they can lie their way to the top
Something that the British media seems not to understand is how relative politics are, I live in Norway and vote there. The conservatives or Høyre and the FrP which are the anti-immigration party are still far left of Labour or the Greens in the UK. Which to me means, the UK is currently run by far right extremists. And the last government was Høyre and FrP, it's barely a surge if they were popular enough to get into government in the previous election cycle to the last one. This is really not news.
No they are not, would Labour increase benefits to the unemployed I line with what Norwegians get, nope. Frp would not reduce those benefits. And Labour are 100% bought by the capitalist lobbyists which is something that just isn't a thing in Norway. Frp are right wing on immigration. I am by no means a frp voter as an immigrant that would be stupid but they are left of even the greens in the UK simply because of the significant differences in political ideologies and the prevalence of the right wing press in the UK. If you have lived in both places for over 20 years you maybe would understand that
I am an immigrant to Norway. After I witnessed with my own eyes crowds calling for extermination of jews, left-wing politicians addressing these crowds without much hesitation, and essentially all Norwegian media keeping quiet about it, I myself joined the "anti-immigrant" Progress Party a couple of months ago.
I am guessing you are talking about the protests in defence of Palestine, which are not in fact against Jews, a lot of Jews are also Palestinians in fact, but you are a long time voter of the right and probably far right, you believe those lies without a second thought and assume people protesting for peace are devils because they dare to think about others in a way you aren't able, the kind of person that during the protests against Vietnam or iran would have accused protesters for wanting the death of the US or something, overall a disgusting human being built on lies to spread lies
I was in Oslo two weeks ago and was surprised to see the lack of native Norwegians on the streets. The right wing it rising for the same reason it is rising everywhere
Oslo has always had a lot of immigrant population, it's the bloody capital, and Norway is in the Schengen zone, a lot of people from Europe go to live in Norway and usually end up in Oslo, immigration in Norway hasn't really changed much throughout the year since you don't get illegal immigrants and refugees running away from war, you just get normal people going to cover job vacants once they can secure a visa, add on top of that tourism and all that and of course you see a lot of non-natives or people that look like non natives because people sometimes marry and have kids with immigrants, I know shocking, you need to stop seeing an evil immigrant everywhere Norway is literally one of the countries that straight up doesn't have any problems of immigration, that some parties are using it as a scapegoat doesn't make ot true
Just wrong part of the city. Oslo is a very divided city, the further west you go the more native Norwegians you'll see. Some places you wouldn't think there are any immigrants at all in Norway.
I don't get the naming anymore, so "far" right is any political orientation but a bit edgy, and "hard" right is actually what "very" right on the spectrum is?
@@mhx6437lol america is more progressive in reproductive rights then norway and support immigration more then norway left wing parties.’ Norway being left wing is false theyre right wing the way they treat immigrants
Norway Labour has already put in strict immigration and it still isn’t satisfactory. Clearly immigration isnt the problem and people don’t wanna have a convo over the real problems.
"Strict immigration" ? 1/3 of Norway's population is of immigrant origin. Thankfully, most of them are Swedes and Poles, which explains why Norway isn't going down the shitter like Sweden.
Immigration is definitely a large problem. However it is not the only one. There is high crime rate, and drug trafficking especially in Oslo so a party must be both anti immigrant and fight against crime and drugs. Another rather problematic thing happening in Norway is the amount of people living on social benefits ( over 20 percent and increasing).
@@eyvindr.legalizing drugs is the only way too solve it. Why is norway so strict on drug laws even US is more progressive. Their is nothing wrong with Muslims and Africans. It’s about race in norway and not religion if that’s the case then why the Africans get banned by right wing parties for immigration
@@CJ-fs1zr it's both. We don't want people that is not related to us and is incompatible with our culture. This is not an issue only in Europe. Africans themselves are racist towards eachother and other races. Homogeneous societies work best. When you insert another race or religion, you ask for conflict. Legalizing cocaine, fentanyl, etc. Are you nuts? This stuff ruin peoples life's.
Trust in government peaked during the pandemic, and it's wrong not to mention it. And your bias from a First-Past-The-Post system is clear, as you don’t mention the size of the coalitions in the polls, wich is the determining factor.
Let me guess people are angry with centre left and right parties and may want little more radical solution's isn't same thing happening in czech republic? Far left and right on rise
@@Solstice261 I haven't heard of any country, at least in Europe, where the far left has grown in political power. Some popular support is growing in a few countries, but that's a reaction to the ever-growing political power of far-right parties. In which country the far left is gaining significant political power in the the Parliament and the Government?
@@J.o.s.h.u.a. i said growing, not gaining power, it's more of a statement to the dissolution of established political parties, but I heard they did better than expected in France so that is something
But Norway doesn't really have any though, their immigration has been fairly consistent take away a bit of a peak from the Ukrainian refugee crisis and I don't think anyone is against to those, their position being at the north of the EU surrounded by frozen waters and Sweden means immigrants don't really go there unless they are legal usually coming from Europe, with visas and everything
As a young person that lives in Norway I can say you missed one of the big reasons Frp is in the rise. Frp is coming to all of the local high schools in my county and asking us what we want from them and informing us about what they want. I would say that other party’s has something like this but instead of they coming to you, you got to come to them.
Overraskar meg alltid over kor mange unge menneske, og spesielt unge menn, som er høgrevende når ein snakkar med dei. Kunne merka det starta så vidt då eg gjekk på vidaregåande. Det du seier gir meining; Frp er mykje meir engasjert blant dei unge enn andre parti.
@@eyvindr.cry about it There will be more immigrants it can’t stop especially when the non European population reaches a level of at least 15% given that even European women are more progressive then the men when it comes too immigeagion so a couple decades say bye bye too Europe but then again it’s karma for colonialism I genuinely think Europeans are scared of immigrants because of competition for their own women.😊
Another "right to have the country for its people" branded as "far right". Another asking "why people want to retake their own country". At this point I'm not sure if it's satire or ignorance.
Because Norwegians have their country and it's disgusting that you think that because other people want to live there and immerse in the culture and work jobs that don't get filled by Norwegians, they are invading your country, I just hope you are ignorant, because as a Spanish person I want emigrate to Norway, I think it's a beautiful country with a marvellous language and culture and a very agreeable cold winter temperature, and the fact you think is wrong for me to do that if there is space, which there has to be to emigrate by the way, there is a requisite in most jobs to be Norwegian or prioritise Norwegians over foreigners, then you are just a xenophobic idiot who thinks he is better than everyone
It should be noted that all Norwegian politics are to the left compared to countries like the US. So voting far right in Norway is the same as voting for democrats in the US The difference between parties in Norway are also extremely small. If you compare AP and H 99% of their politics are the same...
Yeah well, but that is because the US has a neoliberal far right and a borderline deranged far right that doesn't believe in climate change science, thinks criminality is genetic (and therefore eugenics) thinks itself superior to everyone else, doesn't believe in public healthcare or any short of welfare, compared to less welfare that European parties spout since they are starting from a different position The problem is given enough time, a far right European parties will slowly bring all parties towards the right to since those parties will try to win their votes, and show the far right parties moves more towards the right and eventually you get the democrat and republican party, and I think something we should avoid as much as possible, having choice is a good thing I think
Most US states not in the south is more progressive in reproductive rights then any countries in the world. The republican parties are more progressive on immigration then left wing party I. Norway because we take in more immigrants per capita no matter the administration. Also marijuna laws we are more tolerant. Norway strict on controlled substances
Norwegian Labour government in coalition with Left Socialist party excellent Thomas. Norway Olso. Norway got oil fund Sovereign wealth fund. Less seats Labour party Norway. Awesome. Brilliant content.
The Progress Party (Frp) is not far right. They are regular right wing and is more left than most right wing political parties in Europe. Their ideology range includes conservative liberalism, national conservatism, right libertarianism, and right wing populism sprinkled with anti-immigration. They're not too bad, really. I'd watch out for those to the right of them instead.
We have to stop using far right for no reason. Criticizing immigration doesn't make you far right. Immigration is a policy which have a great impact on the society. It's OK and sane to criticized it.
Not really any illegal immigrants studies show very few of those, they mainly get normal European immigrants going there to live and work with a visa since Schengen zone, I imagine it wouldn't stop a party from using immigrants as an imaginary enemy, in the the objective is winning the elections not fixing the country
I dont see it so much as frp gaining popularity, but høyre and Ap losing popularity, due to the fact that they never implement any change and always get caught with their snouts in the trough, like erna partner insider trading and Ap being slaves to power companies and the big retail giants at the cost of the everyday citizen. Frps policies on immigration are not different to that of countries like Australia, and that's tempting, however their economic and social policies genuinely scare me..
When it comes to populist parties on the right wing, one must first ask, are they friendly to Russia? The answer is NO, FrP is not far right compared to far right in the UK, Germany or the US.
To be fair friendliness to Russia doesn't seem to have anything to do with the left right divide, at least for now since some leftist parties are in support of Russia for some reason I don't understand. FrP is against immigration, the environment, LGBTQ rights and has a liberal social economic policies all things that are very much associated with at least a tempered far right a centre right would just have liberal economic policy
TLDR seems to find diffculty in understanding some details when it comes to other countries, perhaps it should refocus on where its people are based from and do more there then trying to spread urself so thinely and inaccuaretly
Doesn't help that most of the current government's policies are the "pesant party"'s (centre party), they're so fond of the rural areas, which no one lives in... Yes we need farmers, and we need rural industry, but the voters want affordable housing, so anything that isn't that isn't going to be getting votes
All parties in Europe began giving farmers a lot of attention after the riots they did, Ironically far right parties also usually try to appeal to them just with solutions which are a bit more absurd like less environmental controls or access to previously forbidden chemicals
@@Solstice261 if you are referring to the French riots they didn't have much impact here in the north. Norwegian Farmers are already pretty powerful and are so subsidized that they're almost government employees, (not a criticism, it's just a fact)
@@frankhaugen ah ok, I am not super well versed in Norway and since Sweden also had really strong ones I assumed they also spread to up there, sorry. Well then yeah I can see why however I still would find it odd that progress party would support farmers less, neoliberal parties since they are usually also very traditionalist end up giving more leeway to rural industries since the city population is usually pointed up as the corrupt people influenced by immigrants and communism, progress isn't that far gone but I thought there would still be that basis
@@Solstice261 problem is that its hard to front politics where everyone agrees, (like supporting farming, or aiding Ukraine), it's always going to be "fighting causes" that's in the media and political campaigns are built around
@@frankhaugen yeah I am aware political discourse is essentially broken at the moment, however some things are politically divided when they shouldn't be like climate change and so on, I think it's fair to say media decides what gets to be a political argument
Frp may not be the standard right-wing European party, but it is the most right party out of all parties in Norway and it is definitely not soc. dem if it opposes same-sex marriage...
@@deounivers7663 How does FRP oppose same-sex marriage???? Don't they change their social media profile picture to a rainbow flag every pride month lol😂😂😂
Do you have to keep asking this question like once a month? Do you not know the answer yet? In case you don't, the answer is: you fucked up, and nothing is ever going back to the way it was. We are in the late 1920s, just waiting for our "Great Depression". Better get used to it.
Happens when the world goes through a crisis, it's a bit problematic since have the time they exacerbated crisis but their governments once they win are usually short lived, unless they manage to move the goalposts ant turn themselves into an apparent centre right with a lot of misinformation campaigns like georgia meloni, or just all the republican party. When in a crisis populism rises and far right wins votes since they have no qualms about inventing a public enemy whom to thrust on all problems, in this case it's immigrants and the welfare state, and since they can also lie without much worry since it seems we expect them to, then you can see how they can easily quickly gain support, the only thing we can hope is that while they govern the centre right doesn't bend backwards to give them everything they want and in that way people can see how useless and incompetent those parties usually are when actually dealing with problems since all the solutions will usually be overblown public stunts, like sending all immigrants on Rwanda, or giving the money from oil directly to the people, or building a giant wall, or any of the other ludicrous things that have been planned and said along the decades by this
I spend a lot of time in Norway; most immigrants (not the British…) speak Norwegian well. They also have an immigration deficit Immigration is not the issue Nobody much cares about immigration if things are going well. People become vulnerable to the “those guys over there, it’s their fault” trick. C’mon TLDR, this crap is everywhere because the arse has fallen out of Western Economics and everyone is losing money except the very wealthy, even in Norway. The NOK is at an all time weakest value and with Norwegian citizens being tax-incentivised to be in debt (especially for housing and cars) they are one of the highest of not highest populations for personal debt in the world. The traditional way to fight inflation/currency weakness is to raise interest rates but that will knacker the local population because they’re all in debt. But they have to address the weak NOK because it’s making the many imported goods more expensive for everyone. Catch-22 So in comes the far right with the usual unimaginative BS blaming immigrants/EU/whoever and pretending they have answers when they have NOTHING new to offer and no administrative or diplomatic experience either. “It’s the economy, stupid”; it ALWAYS is.
Progress party left wing compared to Labour government in England London Britain Thomas. Norway get $171 billion oil industry yes each year. Awesome thanks. Told Truth. Minted Norway Olso it wealthy. Scrap voucher system for Disability benefits. They Retain DLA or PIP it cash real terms by British Labour government help disabled British people in Scotland England London Britain Thomas. People on benefits better off with Labour government in England London Britain with 412 Labour MP's
FRP has been around 10% since the beginning. But, the war in Syria combined with the surge with immigrants helped them a LOT. Soon they were among the 3 largest parties nationally. They became so dominant, that they could affect the powerstructure. Still it was a surprise that the original Right-party (Høyre, which means Right), did get into a coalition with them and a couple of others to form a government. Mostly because of their politics which is considered borderline racist. Still, it wasn't enough for some who formed a party which is pretty close to the current MAGA.
What the kinda Magic roundabout InFo is this Lol Norge / Norway Here ! NO no no ! this is just like what yall where telling everyone that vikings had horns on their helmets ! aka yall took dinking horns and added it to a helmet -Welp ! stop translating us wrong ! guri malla for dette var bare Tullball! stop please takk å hadde
@@Real_Tower_Pizza Islam isn’t a race it’s a set of beliefs that stone homosexuals and don’t let women leave the house alone and encourages violent against non Muslims , aswell as condoning forced marriages and relationships with minors
Progress Party TLDR from Norway:
★ Supports Ukraine (as all parties do)
★ Supports Israel (as the only party)
★ Anti EU and Pro NATO
★ Anti immigration from non Western countries
* Lower taxes
* Less bureaucracy and regulations
* Pro oil and gas, negative to "climate above all"
Sounds reasonable
Apart from anti EU and pro oil they’re surprisingly reasonable, though I do dislike populist tendencies like “culture wars”
Sounds like an ideal party.
* Very critical of initiatives aimed at young people, but not critical of similar spending on old people
* They had a minister who had a decade earlier had intercourse with a 16 year old girl so intoxicated she couldn't refuse, (Søviknes, his case caused changes to consent laws)
* They're Christian conservative and not secular as all but the christian party is
* Little to no long-term policies,e.g. denying climate change as a factor for fiscal policy
* Frequently using demoging as arguments
Norwegian here, I wouldn't say theyre hard right, they're regular right, they're far less right than the nationals in France or republicans in us.
However their policy is mainly on immigration and assimilation, in a parliamentary system the smaller parties are naturally topic parties.
It’s always impossible to place parties precisely on a left-right axis, but a party in the richest country in the world wanting to remove the wealth tax (2/3 of which is paid by the country’s richest 1%) and making up for it by cutting all foreign aid, is about as selfish a party as you’ll find anywhere in Europe.
Everything to the Left (as is this youtube channel) is "far right" apparently
@@TTV5Why is Norway obligated to pay foreign aid.
You're "HARD RIGHT" now. TLDR, has spoken. 😉
Republicans are centrist for EU standards, the Democrats are just so far left they make being centrist comparatively radical conservative
*Why a Hard Right Party is on the Rise in [Insert EU Country] ?*
it’s always mostly inmigration, but they always act surprised
@@r-pu4md it’s racism to not want to give away your country
That and a general tiredness with established parties it seems, along with the far right ones knowing better how to use populism and misinformation through the internet to win over indecisive voters. If it were only normal immigration worries, it would only affect border countries that tend to receive a lot of immigrants being processed, but Norway doesn't face that, when they get illegal immigrants it's usually refugees that have been divided among the EU since, you know, if we want to talk with moral superiority we have to at least try to uphold it@@r-pu4md
@@mynameisschezuan "Give away your country" is a complete exaggeration and yes, it opens the doors to racism
Tha media 😂
I just read the Wiki entry for this party. Am struggling to see why it is "hard" right. Just one example: "During the national convention in May 2013, the party voted in favor of both same-sex marriage and same-sex adoption.The party has for several years been a proponent for legalizing blood donation for homosexuals.". The party does seem concerned about the Islamification of Norway, and Europe more generally. It is of course Islamism which is truly "hard right" (or in many respects "hard left", there is not such a difference). I don't blame people for being fed up with the notion that criticism of Islamic ideology is somehow racist: it is not.
It’s funny how you guys are scared of Africans and middle eastern and Hispanic 😢ppl talking over europe and North America 😂but it’s too late in couple decades it will
Happen even if immigration is reduced. It’s karma for colonialism
Hang on! The 2001 election lead to a centre-right coallition. The Popular Party was not involved until 2013. Also, the 2005 election lead to a Labour/Socialist Left/Centre Party coallition, not a Labour alone government.
The Norwegian labor party hasn’t been left wing in 30 years. They’re a neoliberal party that’s mostly in the center but in a few areas skews to the left and in other areas to the right.
Very true! Just look at it's leaders last 30 years: only rich papas boys from the rich part of the capitol. They might claim they have the working-class in their minds.
Neo-liberalism is a blend of socialism with liberalism. Socialists hijacked classical liberalism basically. So they are still left-wing.
This is unfortunately the same in Malta
average labor party (and any other party really)
Same here in Australia. Glimpses of what they used to do, but ultimately neoliberal garbage.
What will this mean for the Talk Tuah podcast?
The video does not really give any explanation to why the Progress Party is on the rise, and it misses some important context.
Firstly, there is no doubt that the opposition gains from the problems of the present government, but no explanation is given for why the PP spesifically should benefit from this.
Secondly, oil and gas-policy is not that prominent in political discussions, and the difference between the government and the PP on the issue is not that large.
Thirdly, immigration is an important issue for many voters, but it has not increased very much in significance lately. Also the difference between the government and the PP has been somewhat reduced, as the government has reduced the number of quota refugees and taken a stricter tone towards immigration.
To the defence of TLDR, its not easy to fully explain the PPs rise. In my opinion the most imortant reason is that the Center Party, the junior partner in the government, got many votes in the last election due to a somewhat populist profile. Many of the votes were taken from the PP, who had to make painfull compromises when they were in government. Now that the CP is in government and have to make painfull compromises, it is easy for the PP to steal their votes with populist policies on, among other issues, increasing food and energy prices.
So the answer is populism works well when you are in opposition, I guess that adds up, thanks for the explanation
Thank you for the added context. Unfortunately, TLDR "News" is not really news coverage so they don't have journalists doing actual reporting, only summarise what they can find from other sources.
@@Solstice261 - I mean their platform hasn't really changed over the last 40 years. So don't know if you can call it "populist", they are saying what they have always been saying.
Its just that it echoes well with public sentiments at the moment. Stricter immigration, less tax and less government.
I will give you a clue why FRP and the right is on the rise
- energy crisis in Norway. During this government. Norwegians have experienced insane Electricity prices due to Acer agreement.
- expensive fuel. They intentionally increased the price for gasoline and diesel for norwegians to combat climate change. We also pay environment tax and more for fuel and having a car, and fixing the car.
- This government has shown tendencies to favor immigrants over Norwegians. For example they support ramadan and Muslims, also immigrants have free bus tickets.
Weak currency. Norway have not experienced such decline in the value of the currency for a long time, making people question why the currency drop so much.
-Support for LGBT community. The government has supported the LGBTQ community and even participate in events. Despite what people might think, Norwegians is rather conservative and do not accept this.
- over 20 percent live on the welfare system and it is increasing. This makes the burden on society even worse.
This is some of the points, of course there is more. This government is the worst we have had as far as I remember.
@@eyvindr. So because you are a racist, homophobe that denies climate change, which I suppose means that norway has grown more stupid and less capable of understanding anything not made up of populist jargon, how insightful
When countries like Norway and Sweden are turning to the hard right, you know something in Europe is going terribly wrong 🤷🏼♂️
They aren't moving right. It's only and only about Muslim immigration
That is US propaganda. My name is Markus A. Sumiloff. I am a descendent of a minor Swedish banking family (my family owns Aktia Bank) and on my fathers side from Finnic-Russo landed gentry. I currently work officially for Joblink and as well as for a Sueco-German banker called Alexander J. Dahlmeier. In addition to this I am also an intern at the Finnish foreign ministry.
Well, none of the major parties in Norway are actually "hard right".
@@Swedishfinnpolymath You are not an nigerian prince anymore?
These so called hard right parties are rather left compared to the USA.
Norwegian here but i would describe Frp and Høyre as “hard right”. They are just right wing
Greetings to Norway ❤ from Latvia 🇱🇻
I'm guessing people looked at Sweden and thought "Yeah I don't want that happening here"
Sweden will only get worse. It’ll forever stand as an example of what happens when you appease Islamists and when white guilt takes over decision making.
Went from one of the 2 safest countries in Europe to bottom quarter of countries in 2 decades . Very sad
im from norway, i can say that whats happening in sweeden is starting to happen here.
Don't want what happening?
@@molt45 Muslim immigrants who don’t integrate into our culture.
Since when was FrP hard right?
You know, a social democratic party that wants a slightly smaller state than the rest = hard right in Norway.
@@Mosern1977 a party that opposes same-sex marriage is not socially democrat. It even advocates itself as liberal-conservative... Them wanting a smaller state is probably the most reasonable policies out of all. They literally advocate for spending the oil money now and decreasing taxation to everyone, as well as removing inheritance and property tax
always.
@@deounivers7663 - social democracy has nothing to do with same-sex marriage.
Investing in infrastructure is probably the best use of the oil-money the government could ever use it on. Unlike today, where it is spent on everything else.
Tax cuts are also something sorely needed, if Norway had Denmark's social welfare model, Norway wouldn't even need income or wealth tax.
The fact ordinary Norwegians are about as rich as anyone else in Western Europe is a testament to the bad governance of Norway.
1973
Ok so we had far right, now we have soft and hard right?
Not to mention the spooky liquid, solid, gas and plasma right
@@MidWitPride you forgot the right superposition
Hard right just means right wing while soft right means centre right and far right means far right
@@SDDT24 dont forget populist right and the alt right
Just call it the "populist right" and be done with it,it describes nearly all "far right" political parties without making an assertion about their place on the political axis.
The Progress party could've been considered "hard right" in the 90s, but their times in coalition governments, has definitely domesticated them a lot
LOOL TLDR has to one of these populist right wing videos every month.
It's the only thing happening in Europe. Most or the other things is routine: inflation, regulation, etc
It’s happening a lot so
Due to Sweden have allowed so many immigrants where there are individuals who are hardcore criminals, the criminality and access to weapon and drugs have increased dramatically, and Swedens is a hub for criminals to establish themselves in the neighboring countries including Norway. Young people are recruited to this criminal environment because they are under the criminal minimum age. The progressive party (FrP) in Norway have warned about it, but the current prime minister in Norway from the labour party have talked about how norwegians have to adopt to the immigrants instead of immigrants adopting to norwegians and it`s culture. So there you go, naive idiots in charge.
And so the progress party will descend and smite all vile scum with their holy light and give Sweden to Norway. Very coherent, you know, this is why most people hate the far right, a bit to obsessed with lying
It’s funny how you guys are scared of Africans and middle eastern and Hispanic 😢ppl talking over europe and North America 😂but it’s too late in couple decades it will
Happen even if immigration is reduced
Any current opinions on the Progress Party? I know about them but I don't really know how Norwegians see them, would be interested in what people think!
The same as in all countries, the established parties haven't been doing much and don't take any stances on anything so eventually people do a protest vote, parties loose votes when they govern, the only parties that don't suffer that are the extreme ones since they can lie their way to the top
as an Iranian living in Norway, i understand why they are popular (i am assimilated and my parents are legal immigrants)
Too many of you there
@@caiden5855 the legal, assimilated, against Sharia ones are fine, I don’t like Illegal immigrants and Islamists
It doesn't matter how much you flatter the hard right, you'll always be an enemy to them.
Yeah, and calling your self Aryan is totally pandering to the far right
@@soundscape26 That's what Iranians call themselves
Something that the British media seems not to understand is how relative politics are, I live in Norway and vote there. The conservatives or Høyre and the FrP which are the anti-immigration party are still far left of Labour or the Greens in the UK. Which to me means, the UK is currently run by far right extremists. And the last government was Høyre and FrP, it's barely a surge if they were popular enough to get into government in the previous election cycle to the last one. This is really not news.
This is horseshit. Høyre/FRP are much further right than Labour.
The FrP are not left of labour by far. They’re roughly on par with the conservatives.
No they are not, would Labour increase benefits to the unemployed I line with what Norwegians get, nope. Frp would not reduce those benefits. And Labour are 100% bought by the capitalist lobbyists which is something that just isn't a thing in Norway. Frp are right wing on immigration. I am by no means a frp voter as an immigrant that would be stupid but they are left of even the greens in the UK simply because of the significant differences in political ideologies and the prevalence of the right wing press in the UK. If you have lived in both places for over 20 years you maybe would understand that
@@johnsausby2987 being bought by corporate interests doesn't make a party right wing
I am an immigrant to Norway. After I witnessed with my own eyes crowds calling for extermination of jews, left-wing politicians addressing these crowds without much hesitation, and essentially all Norwegian media keeping quiet about it, I myself joined the "anti-immigrant" Progress Party a couple of months ago.
I am guessing you are talking about the protests in defence of Palestine, which are not in fact against Jews, a lot of Jews are also Palestinians in fact, but you are a long time voter of the right and probably far right, you believe those lies without a second thought and assume people protesting for peace are devils because they dare to think about others in a way you aren't able, the kind of person that during the protests against Vietnam or iran would have accused protesters for wanting the death of the US or something, overall a disgusting human being built on lies to spread lies
This party would probably deport you anyway, just like Konfederacja in Poland would.
@@krisdaschwab912 - of course not. Only the useless shitty migrants, not the good ones.
@@krisdaschwab912 no frp is not that right as kon
@@Solstice261 So i assume you supports two state solution and hostage deal?
They are right of centre not alr right
That fake Letter is CRAZY Though.
The people are rising up across the Nordics and we shall not give up until our goals are met!
I was in Oslo two weeks ago and was surprised to see the lack of native Norwegians on the streets. The right wing it rising for the same reason it is rising everywhere
Oslo has always had a lot of immigrant population, it's the bloody capital, and Norway is in the Schengen zone, a lot of people from Europe go to live in Norway and usually end up in Oslo, immigration in Norway hasn't really changed much throughout the year since you don't get illegal immigrants and refugees running away from war, you just get normal people going to cover job vacants once they can secure a visa, add on top of that tourism and all that and of course you see a lot of non-natives or people that look like non natives because people sometimes marry and have kids with immigrants, I know shocking, you need to stop seeing an evil immigrant everywhere Norway is literally one of the countries that straight up doesn't have any problems of immigration, that some parties are using it as a scapegoat doesn't make ot true
Just wrong part of the city. Oslo is a very divided city, the further west you go the more native Norwegians you'll see.
Some places you wouldn't think there are any immigrants at all in Norway.
what a surprise! I was also in oslo and other big cities, I saw a lot of native Norwegians.
@@You_are_wrong99These Europeans are so paranoid of immigrants LOL
@@CJ-fs1zr people like him are small % of population in Norway. while immigrants can come with some issue they don't demonize them.
I don't get the naming anymore, so "far" right is any political orientation but a bit edgy, and "hard" right is actually what "very" right on the spectrum is?
Why was the Red party missing from your graph?
They are insignificant
@@eyvindr.
False.
@@KvaGramThey don’t win elections
Stop being dense
They should win tho because they’re the best party for norway
@@KvaGram they are basically communists. We will never allow communists to take over
What?
Far right label no longer working for barely conservative parties, it's "hard right now"
Let's see if it works out
Yeah our "hard right" party would be counted as far left in USA XD
@@mhx6437lol america is more progressive in reproductive rights then norway and support immigration more then norway left wing parties.’
Norway being left wing is false theyre right wing the way they treat immigrants
"Why a Hard Right Party is on the Rise in Norway"
Crime increase
Norway was mentioned 🇳🇴🇳🇴🇳🇴🇳🇴❤️
Yup only hard/far right. Never far/hard left. 🧐
Well there are far left parties, they just don't do well enough in elections that the TLDR team would include them in the vid
@@NoanNorvang The current governing party, Arbeiderpartiet (AP) is left wing.
@@ArkBlancit's not far left by any means
@@ArkBlanc the far left parti in Norway is Rødt (Red), AP is center-left to left wing
Oh god damn it Norway! If we can't believe in you, who the fuck can we believe in?!?!
Sorry to burst your bubble, but Norwegian society is quite conservative.
Will you have video also about Lithuania elections? analysis
context to other countries, all our parties are on the left side
Norway Labour has already put in strict immigration and it still isn’t satisfactory. Clearly immigration isnt the problem and people don’t wanna have a convo over the real problems.
@@yung788 Norway is racist because they don’t want to give away their country!!!
"Strict immigration" ? 1/3 of Norway's population is of immigrant origin.
Thankfully, most of them are Swedes and Poles, which explains why Norway isn't going down the shitter like Sweden.
Immigration is definitely a large problem. However it is not the only one. There is high crime rate, and drug trafficking especially in Oslo so a party must be both anti immigrant and fight against crime and drugs.
Another rather problematic thing happening in Norway is the amount of people living on social benefits ( over 20 percent and increasing).
@@eyvindr.legalizing drugs is the only way too solve it. Why is norway so strict on drug laws even US is more progressive. Their is nothing wrong with Muslims and Africans. It’s about race in norway and not religion if that’s the case then why the Africans get banned by right wing parties for immigration
@@CJ-fs1zr it's both. We don't want people that is not related to us and is incompatible with our culture. This is not an issue only in Europe. Africans themselves are racist towards eachother and other races. Homogeneous societies work best. When you insert another race or religion, you ask for conflict.
Legalizing cocaine, fentanyl, etc. Are you nuts? This stuff ruin peoples life's.
Please make a video about the results of Lithuanian parliamentary elections 🇱🇹
Trust in government peaked during the pandemic, and it's wrong not to mention it. And your bias from a First-Past-The-Post system is clear, as you don’t mention the size of the coalitions in the polls, wich is the determining factor.
Man that's really a new thing I wonder if any other European nation will follow?
Seems Europe starts having a 'hard' right problem, huh.
The progress party ( FRP) is not hard right!
STEM FRP!!
Faen ikke
Let me guess people are angry with centre left and right parties and may want little more radical solution's isn't same thing happening in czech republic? Far left and right on rise
Far left on the rise? Where?
@@J.o.s.h.u.a.all around everywhere just a lot less than the far right since far left doesn't do populism, for some reason a still don't understand
@@Solstice261 I haven't heard of any country, at least in Europe, where the far left has grown in political power. Some popular support is growing in a few countries, but that's a reaction to the ever-growing political power of far-right parties. In which country the far left is gaining significant political power in the the Parliament and the Government?
@@J.o.s.h.u.a. i said growing, not gaining power, it's more of a statement to the dissolution of established political parties, but I heard they did better than expected in France so that is something
The concern is over massive regular migration as well as irregular migration. Both change countries and populations.
But Norway doesn't really have any though, their immigration has been fairly consistent take away a bit of a peak from the Ukrainian refugee crisis and I don't think anyone is against to those, their position being at the north of the EU surrounded by frozen waters and Sweden means immigrants don't really go there unless they are legal usually coming from Europe, with visas and everything
You guys scared of minorities taking your women 😂
BBC
We all know that’s the true fear of European “men”
As a young person that lives in Norway I can say you missed one of the big reasons Frp is in the rise. Frp is coming to all of the local high schools in my county and asking us what we want from them and informing us about what they want. I would say that other party’s has something like this but instead of they coming to you, you got to come to them.
Overraskar meg alltid over kor mange unge menneske, og spesielt unge menn, som er høgrevende når ein snakkar med dei. Kunne merka det starta så vidt då eg gjekk på vidaregåande. Det du seier gir meining; Frp er mykje meir engasjert blant dei unge enn andre parti.
Everything is hard right to you. So tiring...
i disagree on immigration, we do not have tha mny immigrants, plus mostly are ukrainian today, fell free to correct me, i used SSB
1/5 of the population as immigrants is not that many for you?
@@eyvindr.cry about it
There will be more immigrants it can’t stop especially when the non European population reaches a level of at least 15% given that even European women are more progressive then the men when it comes too immigeagion so a couple decades say bye bye too Europe but then again it’s karma for colonialism
I genuinely think Europeans are scared of immigrants because of competition for their own women.😊
the progress party was the most popular party whit yung voters in 2023 having 34% suport among voters between 18 and 29
Hard stance on immigration in the 1980s already, not bad
TLDR likely hate to admit it but real democracies do not practice cordon sanitaire. Real democracies accept and heed the minority vote.
Another "right to have the country for its people" branded as "far right". Another asking "why people want to retake their own country". At this point I'm not sure if it's satire or ignorance.
Because Norwegians have their country and it's disgusting that you think that because other people want to live there and immerse in the culture and work jobs that don't get filled by Norwegians, they are invading your country, I just hope you are ignorant, because as a Spanish person I want emigrate to Norway, I think it's a beautiful country with a marvellous language and culture and a very agreeable cold winter temperature, and the fact you think is wrong for me to do that if there is space, which there has to be to emigrate by the way, there is a requisite in most jobs to be Norwegian or prioritise Norwegians over foreigners, then you are just a xenophobic idiot who thinks he is better than everyone
It should be noted that all Norwegian politics are to the left compared to countries like the US. So voting far right in Norway is the same as voting for democrats in the US
The difference between parties in Norway are also extremely small. If you compare AP and H 99% of their politics are the same...
Yeah well, but that is because the US has a neoliberal far right and a borderline deranged far right that doesn't believe in climate change science, thinks criminality is genetic (and therefore eugenics) thinks itself superior to everyone else, doesn't believe in public healthcare or any short of welfare, compared to less welfare that European parties spout since they are starting from a different position
The problem is given enough time, a far right European parties will slowly bring all parties towards the right to since those parties will try to win their votes, and show the far right parties moves more towards the right and eventually you get the democrat and republican party, and I think something we should avoid as much as possible, having choice is a good thing I think
Most US states not in the south is more progressive in reproductive rights then any countries in the world. The republican parties are more progressive on immigration then left wing party I. Norway because we take in more immigrants per capita no matter the administration.
Also marijuna laws we are more tolerant. Norway strict on controlled substances
Norwegian Labour government in coalition with Left Socialist party excellent Thomas. Norway Olso. Norway got oil fund Sovereign wealth fund. Less seats Labour party Norway. Awesome. Brilliant content.
A far-right party named Progress. Interesting.
As usual, it turns out blaming a scapegoat works ...
The Progress Party (Frp) is not far right. They are regular right wing and is more left than most right wing political parties in Europe. Their ideology range includes conservative liberalism, national conservatism, right libertarianism, and right wing populism sprinkled with anti-immigration. They're not too bad, really. I'd watch out for those to the right of them instead.
Why far right Party XX in European YY country is rising?
I don't even need to look at the video lol, just one word start with M.
We have to stop using far right for no reason. Criticizing immigration doesn't make you far right. Immigration is a policy which have a great impact on the society. It's OK and sane to criticized it.
Wait a second, does Norway have even any immigrants? I always thought their borders are completely sealed
Not really any illegal immigrants studies show very few of those, they mainly get normal European immigrants going there to live and work with a visa since Schengen zone, I imagine it wouldn't stop a party from using immigrants as an imaginary enemy, in the the objective is winning the elections not fixing the country
We do, believe me. Although, our situation is not nearly as bad as our brother to the east.
I dont see it so much as frp gaining popularity, but høyre and Ap losing popularity, due to the fact that they never implement any change and always get caught with their snouts in the trough, like erna partner insider trading and Ap being slaves to power companies and the big retail giants at the cost of the everyday citizen.
Frps policies on immigration are not different to that of countries like Australia, and that's tempting, however their economic and social policies genuinely scare me..
Irregular migration? Really?
Not far right, just right, and not wrong
Okay can you please stop babying out a topic and actually grow up a bit?
@@fesyuki anime pfp = worthless opinion
@@TheAmericanPrometheus cringe response grow up
@@fesyuki it's true, ya weeb
@@TheAmericanPrometheus You have cartoonish countryballs on your banner... not sure how serious one should take your opinions based on that. 😂
When it comes to populist parties on the right wing, one must first ask, are they friendly to Russia? The answer is NO, FrP is not far right compared to far right in the UK, Germany or the US.
To be fair friendliness to Russia doesn't seem to have anything to do with the left right divide, at least for now since some leftist parties are in support of Russia for some reason I don't understand. FrP is against immigration, the environment, LGBTQ rights and has a liberal social economic policies all things that are very much associated with at least a tempered far right a centre right would just have liberal economic policy
@@Solstice261 You are confused. Both far left and far right are friendly to Russia. FrP is therefore healthy placed somewhere in between.
TLDR seems to find diffculty in understanding some details when it comes to other countries, perhaps it should refocus on where its people are based from and do more there then trying to spread urself so thinely and inaccuaretly
Hard right 😂😂😂! Any who veers even slightly right of the permitted consensus is hard right
A new term - hard right. What's the difference between hard right and far right? 🤣
Sloppy reporting.
Doesn't help that most of the current government's policies are the "pesant party"'s (centre party), they're so fond of the rural areas, which no one lives in... Yes we need farmers, and we need rural industry, but the voters want affordable housing, so anything that isn't that isn't going to be getting votes
All parties in Europe began giving farmers a lot of attention after the riots they did, Ironically far right parties also usually try to appeal to them just with solutions which are a bit more absurd like less environmental controls or access to previously forbidden chemicals
@@Solstice261 if you are referring to the French riots they didn't have much impact here in the north. Norwegian Farmers are already pretty powerful and are so subsidized that they're almost government employees, (not a criticism, it's just a fact)
@@frankhaugen ah ok, I am not super well versed in Norway and since Sweden also had really strong ones I assumed they also spread to up there, sorry. Well then yeah I can see why however I still would find it odd that progress party would support farmers less, neoliberal parties since they are usually also very traditionalist end up giving more leeway to rural industries since the city population is usually pointed up as the corrupt people influenced by immigrants and communism, progress isn't that far gone but I thought there would still be that basis
@@Solstice261 problem is that its hard to front politics where everyone agrees, (like supporting farming, or aiding Ukraine), it's always going to be "fighting causes" that's in the media and political campaigns are built around
@@frankhaugen yeah I am aware political discourse is essentially broken at the moment, however some things are politically divided when they shouldn't be like climate change and so on, I think it's fair to say media decides what gets to be a political argument
HARD right
racism always works. how much was in reality russian interference ?
lol 'hard right' these guys were already in Power and it was a huge nothingburger.
TLDR rly has to stop with calling everything right of cimmunists hard/far right
Its sad to see
Let's fucking GOOOOOOOOOO!!!
The left and right separation doesn't even make sense in Norwegian politics anymore. It's about globalism vs nationalism.
Globalism will win!
One will never win over the other so the best societies are those who can balance both concepts
There is no hard right party in Norway, but there 2 small hard left parties...Rest of the parties are all social democratic. Even Frp.
Frp may not be the standard right-wing European party, but it is the most right party out of all parties in Norway and it is definitely not soc. dem if it opposes same-sex marriage...
@@deounivers7663 Go educate yourself...
@@artugaradukin6119 @deounivers7663 is right ya know
Social democracy is an economic perspective@@deounivers7663
@@deounivers7663 How does FRP oppose same-sex marriage???? Don't they change their social media profile picture to a rainbow flag every pride month lol😂😂😂
Do you have to keep asking this question like once a month? Do you not know the answer yet? In case you don't, the answer is: you fucked up, and nothing is ever going back to the way it was. We are in the late 1920s, just waiting for our "Great Depression". Better get used to it.
The constant left wing bias is such a stain on this channel.
You mean extreme, radical, far left bias?
The swing to the far right in so many countries is disturbing...
Happens when the world goes through a crisis, it's a bit problematic since have the time they exacerbated crisis but their governments once they win are usually short lived, unless they manage to move the goalposts ant turn themselves into an apparent centre right with a lot of misinformation campaigns like georgia meloni, or just all the republican party. When in a crisis populism rises and far right wins votes since they have no qualms about inventing a public enemy whom to thrust on all problems, in this case it's immigrants and the welfare state, and since they can also lie without much worry since it seems we expect them to, then you can see how they can easily quickly gain support, the only thing we can hope is that while they govern the centre right doesn't bend backwards to give them everything they want and in that way people can see how useless and incompetent those parties usually are when actually dealing with problems since all the solutions will usually be overblown public stunts, like sending all immigrants on Rwanda, or giving the money from oil directly to the people, or building a giant wall, or any of the other ludicrous things that have been planned and said along the decades by this
...ly good for europeans.
@@shaebrown2872 Uhuh... unless you're trans, or gay, or disabled, or a woman, or poor, or, y'know, most people in society.
@@shaebrown2872Europeans and Americans will be a minority in their own countries in couple decades but that’s karma
YESSSS to the rights in Europe! YES to the rights of choosing what to do with your own land !!! yes to AfD! FN! Fpö! PVV! FdI!
Not news lol?
Hard Right? Just say it... Far-Right.
Or condense it to Fright. And for the Left? Fleft.
According to Norwegians here they are not hard right, nevermind far right.
@@soundscape26 Eyup, it's extremely disingenuous to call them far-right. Fringe parties like Alliansen are a lot closer to that distinction.
I spend a lot of time in Norway; most immigrants (not the British…) speak Norwegian well.
They also have an immigration deficit
Immigration is not the issue
Nobody much cares about immigration if things are going well.
People become vulnerable to the “those guys over there, it’s their fault” trick.
C’mon TLDR, this crap is everywhere because the arse has fallen out of Western Economics and everyone is losing money except the very wealthy, even in Norway.
The NOK is at an all time weakest value and with Norwegian citizens being tax-incentivised to be in debt (especially for housing and cars) they are one of the highest of not highest populations for personal debt in the world.
The traditional way to fight inflation/currency weakness is to raise interest rates but that will knacker the local population because they’re all in debt.
But they have to address the weak NOK because it’s making the many imported goods more expensive for everyone.
Catch-22
So in comes the far right with the usual unimaginative BS blaming immigrants/EU/whoever and pretending they have answers when they have NOTHING new to offer and no administrative or diplomatic experience either.
“It’s the economy, stupid”; it ALWAYS is.
Vote FRP
Immigration
Progress party left wing compared to Labour government in England London Britain Thomas. Norway get $171 billion oil industry yes each year. Awesome thanks. Told Truth. Minted Norway Olso it wealthy. Scrap voucher system for Disability benefits. They Retain DLA or PIP it cash real terms by British Labour government help disabled British people in Scotland England London Britain Thomas. People on benefits better off with Labour government in England London Britain with 412 Labour MP's
Seems that everyone is moving hard right wonder why
Because it's easier to blame minorities for everything than to actually self reflect.
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One noun: Islam
FRP has been around 10% since the beginning.
But, the war in Syria combined with the surge with immigrants helped them a LOT.
Soon they were among the 3 largest parties nationally.
They became so dominant, that they could affect the powerstructure.
Still it was a surprise that the original Right-party (Høyre, which means Right), did get into a coalition with them and a couple of others to form a government. Mostly because of their politics which is considered borderline racist. Still, it wasn't enough for some who formed a party which is pretty close to the current MAGA.
What the kinda Magic roundabout InFo is this Lol Norge / Norway Here ! NO no no ! this is just like what yall where telling everyone that vikings had horns on their helmets ! aka yall took dinking horns and added it to a helmet -Welp ! stop translating us wrong ! guri malla for dette var bare Tullball! stop please takk å hadde
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Stem FrP
Im norwegian and centre right and frp is not good
I'm Norwegian and fully support frp. Norway need to be more conservative and not go the political correctness route
If you like the current direction things are going, keep voting Labor.
@@Mosern1977 I dont like Labor I like Høyre and Venstre but Frp has just bad poltics for Norway and the world
@@ulrich7404 - really? What specifically is it that you like about Høyre and Venstre, but you don't like about FRP?
@@Mosern1977 "Vanlige folks tur" Labor? No thank you. They brought nothing but problems.
Perfect. 🇸🇪 ❤ 🇳🇴
I think yall forgot Romania exists as a country
Why? What do you mean
I did too
Eat 🍎
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stem frp
From the Urals to the sea, Europe should be muslim free
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or better even, racists-free
Islam really needs a reformation movement of sorts to westernize it, if islam is to have any place in Europe.
The Urals basically already neighbor the sea
@@Real_Tower_Pizza Islam isn’t a race it’s a set of beliefs that stone homosexuals and don’t let women leave the house alone and encourages violent against non Muslims , aswell as condoning forced marriages and relationships with minors
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