Thread: European Nationalist Parties

The three largest alliances of nationalist parties in Europe are the Europe of Freedom and Democracy (EFD), the European Conservatives and Reformists (ECR) and the Alliance of European National Movements (AENM).

Emblem Country Party Leader Last national elections Affiliation Government participation Armenia Republican Party Serzh Sargsyan 33.9%
yes Austria Freedom Party Heinz Strache 17.5%

Belgium (Flanders) Flemish Interest Bruno Valkeniers 12.3%

Belgium (Wallonia) National Front Daniel Huygens 1.4% AENM
Bulgaria Attack Volen Siderov 9.4%

Croatia Party of Croatian Rights Anto Djapic 3.4%


Czech Republic Sovereignty Jana Bobosikova 3.7%

Cyprus European Party Dimitris Syllouris 5.8%

Denmark People's Party Pia Kjaersgaard 13.8% EFD yes Finland The True Finns Timo Soini 4.1% EFD
France National Front Jean-Marie Le Pen 4.3% AENM
Germany The Republicans Rolf Schlierer 0.6%

Great Britain British National Party Nick Griffin 1.9% AENM
Greece People's Orthodox Rally Georgios Karatzaferis 5.6% EFD
Hungary Movement for a better Hungary Gabor Vona 16.7% AENM
Italy Northern League Umberto Bossi 8.3% EFD yes Latvia Fatherland and Freedom Roberts Zile 7.7% ECR yes Lithuania Order and Justice Rolandas Paksas 12.7% EFD
Montenegro New Serbian Democracy Andrija Mandic 9.2%

Netherlands Freedom Party Geert Wilders 15.5%
yes Poland Law and Justice Jaroslaw Kaczynski 32.1%

Portugal National Renewal Party Jose Pinto-Coelho 0.2%

Romania Great Romania Corneliu Tudor 3.2%

Russia United Russia Vladimir Putin 64.3%
yes Serbia Radical Party Vojislav Seselj 29.5%

Serb Bosnia Serb Democratic Party Mladen Bosic 19.0%

Slovakia Slovak National Party Jan Slota 5.1% EFD yes Slovenia Slovenian National Party Zmago Jelincic 5.4%

Spain National Democracy Manuel Canduela 0.1%

Sweden Sweden Democrats Jimmie Ekesson 5.7%

Switzerland People's Party Toni Brunner 29.0%

Canada (Quebec) Action democratique du Quebec Mario Dumont 16.3%

May I bring to your attention that The Front National in Belgium (Wallonia) feels more sympathy for the immigrants in Belgium than for their Flemish White brothers...
They are Nationalist only for the Flemish money... and they like the fact that Brussels is more and more resembling Northern Africa qua demography, because these legal and illegal immigrants speak French rather than Dutch.

Originally Posted by BelgieBarst

May I bring to your attention that The Front National in Belgium (Wallonia) feels more sympathy for the immigrants in Belgium than for their Flemish White brothers...
They are Nationalist only for the Flemish money... and they like the fact that Brussels is more and more resembling Northern Africa qua demography, because these legal and illegal immigrants speak French rather than Dutch.

That's really pathetic. I'm not familiar with Belgium too much, so forgive me for my ignorance. Is there another party you feel is more nationalist there?

My excuses, after some research I found that I mistook the FN for The FDF

The reason I didn't really know there ever was a FN in Belgium, is that they never really ever mattered in politics here... as I live here and follow Flemish and Walloon news I think I should have heard from them sooner

Somewhat different from the FN in France, which I know well...

The strange thing is that the biggest nationalist parties here, are the separatist parties, who want to split up Belgium...

I'll give a snapshot of Belgian Parties

Flemish parties
· Christian Democratic and Flemish (CD&V)
· Flemish Interest (VB)
· Flemish Liberals and Democrats (VLD)
· Green! (GROEN)
· Libertarian, Direct, Democratic (LDD)
· New Flemish Alliance (NVA)
· Socialist Party – Differently (SPA)
· VLOTT

nationalist party: Vlaams Belang (VB)
semi nationalist party's: NVA, VLOTT and LDD

Francophone parties:
· Ecolo
· Humanist Democratic Centre (CDH)
· National Front (FN)
· Reformist Movement (MR)
component parties: Citizens' Movement for Change · Francophone Democratic_Federalists (FDF)
· Socialist Party (PS)
· Walloon Rally (Rassemblement Wallon)

Nationalist parties: FN, Rassemblement Wallon

German parties:
· Christian Social Party
· Party for Freedom and Progress (component party of the francophone MR)
· ProDG · Socialist Party (component party of the francophone PS)

Nationalist party's: none

Pan-Belgian:
· People's Party
· Vivant
· Belgian Union (royalist)

Nationalist parties: none

So I appologise to the friends of the Belgian FN for comparing them to the FDF
Maybe I should make the name Front National more known in Belgium...

I hope you don't mind me asking another question.

With regard to all of those parties, which one(s) do you prefer? Which one(s) do you believe could help Belgium, in one way or another? I think it's great that there are different parties, though I'm not sure which one is the "best."

For me, as I live in the Flemish part of Belgium, I choose Vlaams Belang.
However I Am looking at the FN site as we speak, and I like what i read, only problem is that they are too small...
Where as the Vlaams Belang, in the years it was named Vlaams Blok, before that party was deemed illegal in a charade trial was at that time the biggest Flemish party, even if it was prohibited from power due to a "cordon sanitaire"

Originally Posted by BelgieBarst

For me, as I live in the Flemish part of Belgium, I choose Vlaams Belang.
However I Am looking at the FN site as we speak, and I like what i read, only problem is that they are too small...
Where as the Vlaams Belang, in the years it was named Vlaams Blok, before that party was deemed illegal in a charade trial was at that time the biggest Flemish party, even if it was prohibited from power due to a "cordon sanitaire"

The party rejects multiculturalism, but accepts a multiethnic society as long as people of non-Flemish backgrounds assimilate into Flemish culture.

https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikiped.../Vlaams_Belang

If it accepts a multi-ethnic society, do you think that would be fellow White people? Otherwise, it doesn't look too bad.

In Belgium one can not say out loud that multi-ethnic does not mean multi-racial
You must know that in Belgium they are very strict about racism towards colored people... You can, and most probably will go to jail...
They "officially" look at the word "ethnic" the "official way", but every supporter knows that there are multiple white ethnic groups:

• Finno Ugric
• Greek
  
• Celtic Europe
  
• Germanic Europe
  
• Latin Europe
  
• Slavic Europe

These are all white ethnic groups...

The truth is in the mind of the reader if you read Belgian politics

All I know is that in any café filled with Vlaams Belang voters, there never enters an african rose seller to annoy you