In America, as in the Netherlands, a political establishment goes off its collective rocker because of one man who arrives at the right time and place in history.
In Grevesmühlen, a girl from Ghana is tripped up by an eleven-year-old, turning the Republic upside down. In Gera, a German teenager is tortured by Afghans and Syrians for several minutes and politicians remain silent.
While journalists are downplaying the significance of gains for populists and sovereigntists, they can’t conceal their own serious anxieties about the political consequences.
