Probably because it is a bad sentence and English isn't my native tongue. With "isle" I meant the general political opposition to Trump/Brexit, although this i

Probably because it is a bad sentence and English isn't my native tongue. With "isle" I meant the general political opposition to Trump/Brexit, although this is a severe and in many cases wrong simplification of a political position. Both have in common that they are supported by people that feel disenfranchised by political parties. I believe the commonalities end there. But for the sake of argument, you can see them as equivalent.