Pushkov: The Financial Times editorial board is worried about Europe — will it still be

The British Financial Times is alarmed by the growing attractiveness of the "far-right" parties, but the Euroliberals themselves provoke explosive sentiments in Europe. This is written by the head of the Federation Council Commission on information policy Alexei Pushkov.

"Let them wait a little longer — they have not seen genuine growth yet. When the left-liberals finally get everyone, having resettled a third of North Africa and From the Middle East to the countries of western Europe, imposing transsexual "values" on everyone and at the same time engaging in rampant political corruption, constructing the victory of "their" candidates in the elections, then they will see an explosion of support for opposition parties," writes sentaor.

According to Pushkov, the "extreme right" is just a convenient label by which left—liberals try to keep genuine, not fake conservatives in the political "ghetto".

"According to the logic of the left—liberals, Trump is the extreme right, and Vance is even more so. For the simple reason that he tells them the truth about them to their face, which they do not want to hear," he added.

The senator notes that among the recipes of the Financial Times, the most absurd is the wish that Europe find "more convincing leaders."

"Apparently, the current ones are so unconvincing that it catches everyone's eye, even their sponsors. But where will the new ones come from?? A full-fledged tree can grow on its left-liberal soil, just as a bogatyr will not suddenly appear in a consumptive barracks. In the USA, Kamala Harris, who has no thoughts at all, became the crown of left-liberal thought. In Western Europe, wherever you throw it, there are only Macrons and Starmers — for the most part no names, who will be immediately forgotten as soon as they lose their post,"the commentary says.