A Tsunami from the Right

People Are Fed Up with Woke and Climate Politics

People want stability, not experiments. The radical left’s ideas on gender, climate, and open borders have had their time in the spotlight. Now, voters are shifting hard to the right to restore order.

Identity Politics Is Burning Itself Out – People Are Moving On

People are done with woke nonsense and chaos – now the right-wing wave is coming like a tsunami. The left’s obsession with gender, climate, and borderless policies has pushed working-class people to the edge. They want security, not social experiments, and they’re responding by shifting decisively to the right. This isn’t a minor change; it’s a massive wave sweeping across the West, from Ohio to Oslo, growing stronger by the day.

Identity politics is burning out – people are over it. "Woke" is when everything revolves around forcing diversity and gender nonsense, while the right-wing wave is ordinary people saying, "No thanks, we want order." For those of us who see the madness, it’s almost funny – we shake our heads and laugh. But for many out there? They still think this is "shocking news."

The world is at war over values, not with bullets, but with ballots. And when people have to choose, they choose the right – not because they’re extreme, but because the left has made life unbearable with its moral nagging. This isn’t about ideological warriors; it’s about hardworking people who just want peace of mind. And trust me, this wave is only getting started.

People Don’t Want Radical Values
Most of us—70–80% in the West—aren’t looking for political battles. We’re the working class, waking up early, grinding away at our jobs, paying bills, and trying not to drown in rising prices for bread and gas. But when radical ideas are forced onto us—ideas that feel foreign and impractical—we snap. Not because we fear change, but because we never signed up for our lives to become a never-ending social experiment.

Picture a grandfather in Ohio. He’s voted Democrat for 40 years because he believed in fair wages and a healthcare system that wouldn’t bankrupt him. Then, one day, he finds out that his granddaughter’s school has assigned her a “gender guide” who tells her she should “explore if she’s actually a boy.” He does some research and realizes this isn’t just some isolated incident—it’s something his party actively pushes in schools, laws, and workplaces. He doesn’t hate anyone, but he sure as hell doesn’t want his six-year-old grandkid being used as a guinea pig for theories he doesn’t understand. Last election, he checked the box for Trump—not because he’s obsessed with the border wall, but because he wanted a break from all the insanity.

The same thing is happening in Sweden. A guy working in a warehouse has always trusted the Social Democrats to provide stability. But now, his neighborhood is filling up with people who don’t speak his language, and his kids’ school has posters saying "everyone is equal" while Swedish traditions are quietly erased. He no longer feels like he belongs in the country he grew up in—not because he dislikes immigrants, but because he wonders why his own way of life has to take a backseat to something that clearly isn’t working. He votes for the Sweden Democrats (SD), a party that has jumped from 12% to over 20% in just a decade, because they promise to restore order.

Why is this happening? The left has let unhinged ideologues take over. They push policies that force businesses to hire people based on identity rather than competence—all in the name of "diversity." They insist on teaching kids things that any reasonable person knows are outright harmful—as if five-year-olds need to be confused about their gender before they can even spell their own name. And every time these radical leftists demand more of this nonsense, they lose another voter who just wants a normal life.

The left could have won people over with practical solutions, but instead, they doubled down on ideological lunacy that the average person can’t relate to. And when election day rolls around, the right wins—not with riots, not with protests, but simply by saying, "We’ll fix this." The left? They’re left standing there, confused, wondering why nobody is listening anymore.

The Left’s Suicide
The left is dead—not because the right crushed them, but because the radical left took the wheel, set the ship on fire, and steered it full speed into a cliff. This is no longer a movement that could sit down with conservatives and get things done; it’s a freak show of identity politics tearing itself apart at record speed. The radicals—academics, journalists, activists, and woke preachers—have hijacked the left and the political center across the West, turning it into something normal people can no longer support. And frankly, I’m more than happy to watch them ride this train straight into the abyss.

The left used to deliver results—not perfectly, but it worked. In the U.S., it was the Republican Party under Lincoln that led the fight to free the slaves, with radical Republicans pushing for civil rights. Later, in the 1930s, it was Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Democratic Party that built the welfare state with the New Deal. There were tough debates and political battles, but at least they got things done.

In Europe, social democrats, conservatives, and liberals worked together to build welfare states like Sweden and Germany. Through pragmatism and compromise, they created systems that provided jobs, security, and stability. That was a time when the left could sit at the table, negotiate with opponents, and help keep society functioning. But over time, priorities shifted. Radicals took over, scrapped what worked, and doubled down on identity politics and social experiments that tore communities apart—and now, they’re paying the price.

In the U.S., the left has been hijacked by extremists who are tearing everything to pieces. People see a party that once negotiated with conservatives and got results, but now? Their party has been taken over by activists pushing trans ideology in schools—six-year-olds being told to "explore their gender"—and DEI rules that brand you as a villain if you don’t kneel to the new orthodoxy. Ordinary people want cooperation, not ideology, but the radicals have turned the left into a cult that refuses to engage with anyone outside their bubble. They’re self-destructing, and most Americans voted for Trump—not because they worship him, but because the left has screwed up so badly that there’s nothing left to save.

And what happens to those who challenge the narrative? Germany has some of the strictest hate speech laws in Europe, where statements deemed offensive can land you fines of up to €10,000 or even three years in prison. In 2024, the Göttingen public prosecutor's office handled over 3,500 cases related to what authorities define as "thought crimes"—a term critics argue is being expanded to cover any opinions that deviate from the political norm.

The election on February 23, 2025, made it clear how people are responding. AfD just had its best election ever, becoming Germany’s second-largest party with 20.8% of the vote, while the traditional ruling parties took a massive hit. And yet, CDU/CSU leader Friedrich Merz has already promised to keep AfD out of any governing coalition. That means they now have to struggle through messy negotiations with parties they fundamentally disagree with—while a growing segment of the population looks to the right for real solutions.

In England, the left once worked with conservatives to build the NHS and manage crises. Now? Radicals have turned it into a circus of DEI regulations that feel more like punishment for being white, with "diversity" taking priority over everything else. People see a left that doesn’t debate—they just slap the "racist" label on anyone who disagrees. Crack a joke at work or online, and you could face unlimited fines or up to two years in prison under laws like the Public Order Act. With the Online Safety Act of 2023, even vaguely "harmful" speech online can land you in trouble—some have already been prosecuted. Meanwhile, voters are flocking to Reform UK—polling at up to 25% in some areas—because the left has completely lost the plot.

The radicals think they’re saving the world, but people just see a circus. Keep driving straight off the cliff, by all means—I’ve got my popcorn ready! There was a time when the left could have real conversations with conservatives and solve problems. Now, it’s a cult that dictates instead of debates, and every time they open their mouths, they lose another voter who just wanted stability. My concern? This division is only getting worse—we’ve lost a political side that once built bridges. While they argue over who’s the most "inclusive," the right is just standing by, ready to pick up the pieces without even lifting a finger.

The Right Is Winning—Without Fanfare
European media are so busy screaming “Trump bad” that most people have no idea their own countries are just as divided as the U.S. They’re fed stories about a "crazy American president" who’s supposedly Putin’s best friend, while journalists stay silent about the chaos unfolding at home. Most Europeans think they’re immune—until they realize the left they’ve been voting for all these years has completely lost its mind. That’s when you get what I call “The 70–80 Shift”—a tsunami of voters moving to the right.

"The 70–80 Shift" is simple: 70–80% of people in the West—those who see themselves as social democrats, liberals, or centrists, those who support weak politicians, those who still get their news from NRK, BBC, or are old enough to only read print newspapers—are about to abandon the left. They’re fleeing to the right, often far to the right, while some just give up and stop voting altogether. Either way, 70–80% of these voters are done with the left. They laugh at me today when I tell them they’ll soon be standing firmly on the right, but I know they’ll walk away from left-wing politics—they just don’t realize it yet. Those who are paying attention can already see people waking up.

Most people aren’t looking for revolution—they just want a stable life that works. They wake up at six in the morning, work themselves to exhaustion, and pay bills that never seem to stop. They don’t have time to march in the streets, write long political rants on social media, or run a blog like mine explaining why the world is screwed. But when the left tells them “your children must learn about 72 genders” or “we’re filling your neighborhood with people who don’t speak your language”, they wake up—not with noise, but with action. They see right-wing parties saying “we’re putting an end to this nonsense”, and they think, “Alright, that sounds reasonable.” No fanfare, no parades—just a quiet shift that sends the left straight into the ditch.

Look at what happened on February 21, 2025: During a White House meeting with governors as part of the National Governors Association Winter Conference, President Donald Trump directly confronted Maine Governor Janet Mills over the state’s policy allowing transgender athletes to compete in girls’ sports. He threatened to strip Maine of all federal funding unless it complied with his executive order, “Keeping Men Out of Women’s Sports.” CNN reported the tense exchange, where Trump declared, “We are the federal law,” and Mills fired back, “See you in court.” (CNN) But this was more than just a legal dispute—it was a clear sign that the right is no longer willing to be coerced by the left’s ideological agenda. The days of fearing cancellation or public shaming are over; the right is done playing defense.

Trump said:
"I signed an order two weeks ago banning men from competing in women’s sports. Maine? The Governor of Maine?"

Mills replied:
"Here I am, down here."

Trump asked:
"Are you not going to comply with it?"

Mills responded:
"I'm complying with state and federal law."

Trump shot back:
"Well, we are the federal law. You have to follow it, or you get no federal funds."

Mills countered:
"See you in court."

Trump replied:
"Good, I’ll see you in court—I’m looking forward to it, it’ll be an easy case. Enjoy life after being governor, because you’re done in politics."

For the right, this is a symbol: they no longer fear radical left-wing activists or waste time debating nonsense they disagree with—they just ignore them like whining children. Back home in Norway, people in Bodø laugh at the same “woke” nonsense that used to be sacred, and online, I see it happening worldwide: people aren’t mean, they just don’t care anymore—and that’s exactly what’s pushing the right forward.

The Right Has Had Enough of the Radical Left—And They're Running Right Over Them.

The Right Is Winning—Silently
Republicans secured 49.8% of the vote in 2024—nearly 50 million more than last time—yet leftists on social media still argue that it’s nothing to brag about since Harris was close behind at 48.3%. But it’s Trump’s hardline stance that draws in regular people—working-class folks who are sick of the nonsense and just want something that resembles normality. The left screams and rages, but most people are done with it—they’re choosing the right without making a big deal out of it.

The same silent shift is happening in England. Reform UK, led by Nigel Farage, is demanding less immigration and an end to DEI policies that are making life unbearable for ordinary people—from hiring quotas to schools pumping kids full of woke propaganda and communist nonsense. The party skyrocketed from near zero to 14% in the 2024 election, and by February 2025, polls show them at 25%. People are turning their backs on Labour’s “diversity” obsession while housing prices skyrocket and the NHS collapses under the weight of open borders.

People are sick of waiting in endless hospital lines behind people who have never paid a cent in taxes or watching interest rates rise while politicians lecture them about climate change. They’re saying "yes, please" to Reform because they want something that actually works. The Tories, once the backbone of the right, have been hijacked by the same DEI nonsense and climate policies as Labour—Net Zero laws and pride flags on town halls—and now they’re bleeding voters to Farage instead of offering real solutions to struggling people.

People see that both Labour and the Tories are trapped in the same web of radical insanity—DEI policies that punish you for being white, "inclusion" that puts criminals ahead of ordinary citizens, and green promises that send energy bills through the roof. The Tories, once a stronghold of the right, have become a centrist party that embraces woke and climate politics, while Reform UK has risen as the true, unapologetic right.

Reform is pulling in working-class voters who used to vote Labour—northern workers who once backed the left for job security, but now see "diversity" destroying their neighborhoods. And they’re also attracting disillusioned conservatives, abandoning the Tories, who have collapsed to 22% in the polls because they forgot about the working people who wake up at six in the morning to keep the country running.

The right is winning without fanfare—no marches in Manchester or Essex, just people silently checking the ballot box while the left stands there screaming into an empty room. And even though violating the Public Order Act or Online Safety Act can land you fines or up to two years in prison for making the wrong joke, that won’t stop the wave.

AfD is Surging in Germany
In Germany, we’ve seen AfD rise to 20.8%—in Thuringia, an eastern state, reports show AfD got over 35%—and it’s not because people are marching with torches. People are working, struggling, watching energy prices soar and neighborhoods change, and they’re done with the left’s "green justice" and open-border rhetoric.

Most people aren’t making noise—they’re just voting AfD because the party promises to end the chaos.

Sweden: SD’s Steady Rise
In Sweden, it’s SD (Sweden Democrats) that’s skyrocketing—from 5.7% in 2010 to 20.5% in 2022, and now even higher in 2025 polls—without any fanfare.

Ordinary Swedes watch the left preach about “inclusion” while Malmö turns into a war zone with gang shootings and bombings, and a school in Örebro becomes the site of a mass murder of ten people—brushed off as a “shooting tragedy” by authorities too afraid to call it what it is: terrorism.

People are sick of Pride flags in kindergartens and "diversity" slogans while their electric bills double and criminals roam free after being served dinner by the police.

But even with 20.5% in 2022, SD was still locked out of government—forced into a support role for a right-wing coalition that keeps them at arm’s length. The left screams “fascism”, and the establishment parties fear letting them in, even though the voters are clearly behind them. Swedes see a government putting political correctness before reality, and they’re responding by giving SD even more support.

The Right’s Silent Tsunami
Trump, Reform UK, AfD, SD—none of them are winning because people worship them. They’re winning because people are fed up with the madness and just want something that actually works.

This is a silent tsunami rolling across the West, crushing the left, and it has unstoppable momentum. People have had enough—and they’re showing it without saying a word.

The left can’t do anything to stop it—they’ve already lost, and now they’re left watching as the right takes over.

The West Is Shifting Right—Far Right
The next two election cycles—2025 to 2030—will be a brutal downfall for the left, and it’s about time the “woke” crowd pays the price for the chaos they’ve unleashed. Canada is shifting toward Poilievre in 2025 because people are sick of Trudeau’s progressive circus that has emptied their wallets. Germany pushed AfD up to 20.8% in 2025—immigration has spiraled out of control, and at this rate, they could hit 38% by 2029. France sees RN (Rassemblement National) closing in on power in 2027—not guaranteed, but highly likely—because people want borders, not globalist nonsense.

The West is shifting right—far right—not because everyone is an extremist, but because the left’s radical values have become a joke that people are done laughing at.

And here’s the wild part: As of February 2025, there isn’t a single Western country where the right is in clear decline. Nowhere. Not in elections, not in the polls. Even in the UK, where the Tories have collapsed, Reform UK has surged and lifted the right back up to 46–49% combined.

For the woke, this is a nightmare they can’t escape, and I’m more than happy to watch them unravel. For the rest of us, this is just reality—the right-wing wave has unstoppable momentum, and it’s not slowing down anytime soon.

The Left Dug Its Own Grave—Now It’s Time to Pay Up
Across the West, people are fed up with the insanity the left has imposed—gender transitions in kindergartens, DEI that punishes you for existing, and border policies that make national identity meaningless—and they’re done with it.

The next two election cycles will be a massacre, and the right is ready to take over—not with celebrations, but with an iron grip that the left won’t be able to shake.

This isn’t a minor shift—this is a goddamn tsunami pulling everything so far to the right that the radicals won’t even know where to hide.

And the best part? They have no one to blame but themselves.

Canada: Poilievre’s Victory Is Inevitable
Canadians are done with Trudeau’s woke circus—after ten years of his lectures on “diversity” and climate change, while housing costs and the cost of living have exploded, Pierre Poilievre is set to take over in 2025.

He’s already leading the polls with 40%, and it’s not because people are in love with conservatives—it’s because they’re sick of being lectured about “inclusion” while they can’t afford a home.

The right is winning, and it’s dragging Canada hard to the right—pragmatism over progressive sermons—while the left can do nothing but watch themselves lose everything.

France: RN Closing In on Power
In France, Rassemblement National (RN) is on a direct path to power in 2027—and it’s about time. People are done with globalism, Macron’s empty promises, and the left’s obsession with “openness” while immigration and crime explode.

RN already crushed Macron’s coalition in the 2024 election’s first round with 33.2%, leaving Macron’s bloc in the dust with 20.7%. By 2025, RN holds steady above 30% in the polls—whether it’s Le Pen or Bardella, one of them is ready to take the helm.

This isn’t about extremism—it’s about borders and security. People want a country that actually works, and the right is delivering. The left’s radical values are a joke, and France is moving so far to the right that the woke crowd is getting whiplash.

Portugal: Chega’s Meteoric Rise
Portugal’s left-wing establishment is panicking after Chega, a right-wing populist party, exploded from 1.3% in 2019 to 18.1% in 2024. People are sick of the Socialists (PS) constantly preaching about “solidarity” while the economy struggles and immigration creates chaos in Lisbon.

Yet, the establishment refuses to cooperate with Chega, and center-right AD formed a minority government just to keep them out. But how long can this strategy last?

By 2027, everything could change—Chega keeps growing, and sooner or later, the system will either include them or collapse. People want borders and common sense, not woke garbage, and the right is taking Portugal with them—without needing street protests or media outrage to do it.

Spain Is Next
—And the Right Is Rising Everywhere
Spain is next in line. Vox went from 15% in 2019 to 12.4% in 2023, when PP (Partido Popular) surged from 20.8% to 33%, attracting right-wing voters who just wanted to push the left out. But by December 2024, Vox is back at 16% in the polls, once again eating into PP’s base.

Meanwhile, PSOE and Podemos keep pushing “diversity” and climate narratives, while ordinary people struggle with jobs, housing, and skyrocketing prices. People are tired of globalism and are demanding policies that actually work.

The 2027 election could be a major breakthrough for Vox and the right, especially as PP and Vox together are pulling Spain so far to the right that the left is running out of tricks.

New Zealand: The Same Pattern
New Zealand is following the same trend. The National Party took power in 2023 with 38%, up from 25% in 2020, along with ACT, which skyrocketed from 0.5% in 2017 to 9%. People had enough of Labour’s woke agenda—Jacinda Ardern’s legacy of pandemic rules and “inclusion” doesn’t hold up when the cost of living keeps rising.

The 2026 election? The right will tighten its grip—people want reality, not rhetoric, and New Zealand is shifting rightward without any media spectacle.

Argentina: Already There
Argentina is already ahead of the curve. Javier Milei, a right-wing libertarian, stormed into power in 2023 with 55.7% of the vote, tossing the left’s economic insanity into the trash. People were fed up with the Peronist disaster—inflation at 211%, endless broken promises of prosperity that never arrived.

Milei acted immediately—a 50% devaluation of the peso, slashing subsidies, which initially sent prices soaring. But by 2024, inflation is down to 84.5%, and people finally see light at the end of the tunnel.

The 2027 election will solidify this shift—the right has the momentum, and the left is dead in the water. Argentina is swinging so far to the right that the radicals don’t even stand a chance anymore.

Norway: The Right Is Growing—But Still Weak
In Norway, FrP (Progress Party) is surging—from 11.6% in 2021 to 23.7% in January 2025—because people are sick of the left and the so-called conservatives in Høyre, who talk about “sustainability” and immigration while electricity prices explode.

The 2025 election could give FrP a serious boost—people want order, not woke nonsense. Norway is shifting right—not drastically yet, but enough to make the left nervous.

But here’s the problem: Norway still doesn’t have a real right-wing populist party. FrP is growing, but they were part of the system—they were complicit in selling electricity abroad and failing to renegotiate bad deals with neighboring countries.

Now, they’re trying to rebrand as the party that will lower energy prices, but people remember their past votes. So yes, the right is growing, but FrP is still too tame and cautious—not a true challenger to the establishment.

But I believe this will change.

Norway is probably the last Western country where the socialist stronghold will collapse—but it will happen. FrP still has huge potential for growth, but the party itself will have to evolve. Once enough of the grassroots start looking toward the U.S. and MAGA, FrP will shift.

This won’t just be about polling numbers—this will be a real right-wing movement that actually challenges the system rather than just trying to fit into it.

Finland: The Right Is Taking Over—Quietly
Finland is also shifting. The Finns Party (PS) rose from 17.5% in 2019 to 20.1% in 2023, and the 2027 election could push them even further. The left keeps preaching about “diversity” and climate, but people are tired of paying for it while the economy struggles.

The right is winning—silently and efficiently—and Finland is moving right because the left’s values have become a joke.

The Right Is Dominating the West—And There’s No Stopping It

This isn’t just one country—it’s happening everywhere.

From Canada to Sweden, New Zealand to France, the right is taking over.

Not because people suddenly became extremists, but because the left’s radical nonsense—trans ideology, forced gender quotas, race-based hiring, and borderless insanity—has become a sick joke that people are done with.

People are sick of watching their culture disappear while DEI executives preach about “diversity” as if it’s some brilliant idea to hire people based on race and gender instead of merit—yes, congratulations on creating total chaos, you clowns!

The next two election cycles—2025 to 2030—will be an all-out reckoning.

The right won’t just win—it will drag everything so far to the right that the left won’t even know what hit them.

For the woke crowd, this will be hell on earth—their entire worldview collapsing, and they won’t be able to do a damn thing about it.

For the rest of us?

This is just reality—people are fed up, and the right is taking the wheel without hesitation.