Wow, so nationalists won back Austria. That’s fantastic news! OVP won 37% + FPO’s 16%, now they finally get a clear majority of 53% Exit polls released following Austria’s parliamentary elections have shown a clear victory for Sebastian Kurz’s Austrian People’s Party (ÖVP), strong gains for the Greens, and significant losses for the right-wing populist Freedom Party. According to... 

Austria has officially announced that it will not accept any Third World invaders pretending to be refugees into its territory in terms of the European Union’s “migrant distribution quota” system. Speaking in an interview published in the Bild newspaper in Germany, Sebastian Kurz, Austria’s new chancellor, said that “refugees” should be helped in their own countries rather than being encouraged... 

While the German SPD and CSU parties are struggling to form a new grand coalition during tough negotiations, Austria has already successfully formed its new government despite the fact that Vienna held its parliamentary election three weeks after Berlin. Thirty-one-year-old Sebastian Kurz will be sworn in as chancellor on Monday after his People’s Party (OVP) reached a consensus with Heinz-Christian... 

The first full week of coalition talks between the anti-invasion Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ) and the Austrian Peoples’ Party (ÖVP) have resulted in an agreement to halt all illegal immigration, reduce benefits to “asylum seekers,” and to take “strict measures against political Islam.” According to a statement released by the FPÖ, the first week’s talks resulted in a comprehensive... 

Finally! Some good news in all of this darkness and horror where the world is going nuts with total leftism! Finally the right is making some progress. Even if its just a small insignificant country, its still better than nothing, at least nationalists now have a refuge where to go to if they are oppressed by leftists or sick of all the multicultural utopia with non-whites. Austria’s anti-invasion... 

Young conservative star Sebastian Kurz is on track to become Austria‘s next leader, projections of Sunday’s parliamentary election result showed, but his party is far short of a majority and likely to seek a coalition with the resurgent far right. By taking a hard line on immigration that left little daylight between him and the far-right Freedom Party (FPO), 31-year old Foreign Minister Kurz...