"Time Magazine": Short introduces right-wing extremists into the mainstream

Quote from Sobotka

However, it would not be easier for Kurz to "moderate his right-wing partners" or "at least to control their dark instincts". It was never his intention, badyzed the "Time Magazine" after discussions in the Chancellor's environment. "You can not have a coalition to change your partners", becomes president of the National Council

Wolfgang Sobotka (ÖVP) cited. PS: "We are not educators".

In short, the Time Magazine report, which sums up in detail its political development, also presents the following phrase: "Whether you like it or not, in the end, it's the people who decide." The objection of the American journalists that even the Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler legitimately brought to power by the people, "darkens" Kurz's mood during the interview: "We must pay attention to such comparisons.What we had then was not a democracy that works. "

In October had with "

NewsweekAnother news magazine influential in the USA Soon raised to the title of hero. "Austria Rising "("Austria gets up ") was at that time next to the head of the ÖVP.

Also Hofer and Strache on the cover

Cover photos with Austrians have appeared several times on the cover of "Time" over the past decades: in September 2016, the former FPÖ presidential candidate, Norbert, was present Hofer and FPÖ President of the Federal Party Heinz-Christian Strache displayed. Under the title "The new faces of the right", the two members of the Freedom Party were seen during an election appearance in the presidential election.

Inside the sheet "Time" was dedicated Europe right-wing populist movements. Austria is an example of the right-wing drift of the continent as a result of refugee movements and nationalist currents. The homeland of Adolf Hitler was the first country in Western Europe since the fall of Nazi Germany It was time to vote for a president of the far right.

Already in the 1990s and early 2000s, we spoke several times of "Time". Austria on the right "cant". This is how the former FPÖ leader and governor of Carinthia was congratulated Jörg Haider on the title page. But the ski ace Leonhard Stock was once on the podium of "Time". His victory in the Olympic downhill of Lake Placid the magazine was worth a cover in February 1980. It was called completely apolitical "daredevil on skis" …