Czechs re-elect their Trump

"Europe’s populist movement was given a shot in the arm on Saturday when Czech Republic President Miloš Zeman, running primarily on an anti-migration platform, fended off a challenge from political neophyte Jiri Drahos," Fox News reported.

But the Czech Republic is not alone in this battle between good and the New World Order.

Miloš Zeman and the Trumps.

Let us see if there is a pattern to this Trumpian Revolution, which predates his rise to the presidency.

"Poland’s President Andrzej Duda thanked U.S. counterpart Donald Trump for fighting fake news, saying that his country’s leaders are also the victim of false reports accusing them of undermining democracy and the rule of law," Yahoo News reported.

In July, Trump began a European tour in Poland where Duda arranged for Trump to give an outdoor speech to thousands of Poles in Warsaw. When CNN wrongly said Duda's wife refused to shake Trump's hand, President Duda became outraged and lashed out at the Counterfeit News Network.

Then there is Viktor Orbán, prime minister of Hungary.

"Orbán has hailed the inauguration of Donald Trump as the “end of multilateralism”, suggesting his country and others around the world will now feel unabashed about putting their own interests before those of their neighbours and the wider good," the Independent reported a year ago.

"The Eurosceptic nationalist, who was a vocal supporter of Mr Trump throughout his campaign, said the populist US President’s move to the White House gave the green light for countries to prioritize narrow self-interests."

These three countries share in common a history of Soviet domination. Unlike France, England, and half of Germany, these nations spent 45 years under Soviet control.

The New World Order was a creation of Mikhail Gorbachev and the first President Bush in the fall of 1991. Within months, Gorbachev lost his country as the Soviet Union dissolved itself on December 25, 1991. A year later, Bush was on his way out, defeated for re-election by Bill Clinton.

But their vision of peace through globalism has failed the people. Jobs moved from the Western world to China and the underdeveloped world through free trade agreements weighted toward the underdeveloped nations.

Meanwhile, radical Muslim terrorists wreaked havoc in the world.

Failure has consequences, as the globalists are discovering.

Zeman's re-election shows that nationalism is here to stay.

"He was one of very few European leader to endorse President Donald Trump’s bid for the White House and by calling for a referendum on the Republic’s membership of the European Union, has taken a page from the British Brexit vote," Fox News reported.

His campaign theme was "This is our land! Vote Zeman!"

We gave globalism a chance.

Now it is time to go back to what works.

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