Lauren Southern Quotes

Our definition of the alt-right is younger people who are anti-globalists, very nationalist, terribly anti-establishment.

Are there some people that are white nationalists that are attracted to some of the philosophies of the alt-right? Maybe.

I am proud to wear the name Le Pen.

I do not believe that Donald Trump is a member of the Alt- right.

I've been a National Front member since I was 17, and active supporter for a long time.

In Europe the right wing is bogged down in Nationalism in most cases and still fighting so called Reds.

I'm fighting for Marine Le Pen to become president.

The reactionary percentage of the electorate in these United States has been relatively constant since McCarthy's day; I'd estimate it as hovering around 30 percent. A minority, but one never all that enamored of the niceties of democracy - they see themselves as fighting for the survival of civilization, after all.

It's not those punks in the street [left wing radicals] that worry me, it's the right wing. That's the real beast if it ever gets unleashed.

This country is going so far right you are not even going to recognize it.

European right-wing parties are in fact surprisingly fragmented, disagreeing over almost everything except ultranationalist sentiments and xenophobic opposition to non-European immigrants.

I don't really like labels in politics, but I will gladly accept the label of conservatism.

Terrorism and the refugee crisis have changed the political mood in the West and brought the extreme right to prominence there.

Trump is a product of a seething populism and nationalism that is the driving political force.

Donald Trump is about the rise of right-wing extremism, not only in this country, but in Europe.

When the National Front was created, its main goal was against communism.

My view of the alt-right was that it was a big tent.

Perhaps the biggest boost to the LePenization of French politics came from Nicolas Sarkozy. As president of France between 2007 and 2012, he actively courted FN voters and helped dismantle the 'Republican pact,' under which the two main parties had pledged to work together to defeat the FN at a national and local level.

In many respects, David Duke was the playbook. He established the playbook by which Donald Trump ran and ultimately became - I won't even use the term - let's just say he became the occupant of the White House.

I can't take UKIP seriously. I should, I must, it's our duty to take them seriously, because they're coming out with some really heinous old crap about immigration.

The new conservative movement has to take on Trump's sense of boldness.

I mean UKIP, I mean it's just a sort of, you know, bunch of fruitcakes and loonies and closet racists, basically.

What is the appeal of Trump, really? It's nostalgic: "Make America great again." Like European nationalists, he has a vision of a "real" America, one which predates globalization, immigration, feminism, the civil rights movement and technological change, an imaginary 1950s to which we can now return. That is actually not very different from the kind of language that Marine Le Pen uses, or parts of the Brexit movement.

Most of my promos are straight out of Pat Buchanan's run for election.

The future of the Republican Party should be tapping into... the feeling of belonging and meaning and pride that comes with being part of this whole 'America First' movement.