The appeal of the far right, as with the far left is that they're not the "Establishment" The so called "centre" has moved away from trying to craft balanced p

The appeal of the far right, as with the far left is that they're not the "Establishment" The so called "centre" has moved away from trying to craft balanced policy without leaning too far one way or the other and have instead chosen simply to serve the hopes and dreams of the political and business elite. They do not represent the left, or the right. They represent a new point on the political spectrum that I see as the new aristocracy. The racists and facists have always been there. But now that both sides of the political spectrum are rejecting the centre by backing new political movements, they've found a new voice and we can hear them again.