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| − | '''Paleoconservatism''' is a movement that originated in the [[United States]], by Classical Conservatives of the Old Right, that opposed the [[neoconservative]] movement. The term has since then become popular worldwide, today used to describe classical conservatives throughout the Western world. | + | '''Paleoconservatism''' is a movement that originated in the [[United States]], by classical conservatives of the old right, that opposed the [[neoconservative]] movement. The term has since then become popular worldwide, today used to describe classical conservatives throughout the western world. |
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| | == Paleoconservatives by region == | | == Paleoconservatives by region == |
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| − | Paleoconservatives outside the United States generally agree on social and economic issues with their American counterparts, but paleoconservatism emphisize different political goals in the different regions of the world. | + | Paleoconservatives outside the United States generally agree on social and economic issues with their American counterparts, but emphasize different political goals in the different regions of the world. |
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| | === Canada === | | === Canada === |
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| − | Canadian paleoconservatives put strong emphisis on their opposition to British [[imperialism]] and desires Canada to become a [[republic]]. They also support the preservation of Quebec's [[French|French Culture]] as well as their right to seccede. | + | Canadian paleoconservatives put strong emphasis on their opposition to British [[imperialism]] and desire Canada to become a [[republic]]. They also support the preservation of Quebec's [[French|French Culture]] as well as their right to secede. |
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| | === Latin America === | | === Latin America === |
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| − | Paleos in Latin America are generally traditionalist [[Roman Catholic Church|Cathlics]] and stress their religious heritage. They strongly oppose the common corruption and the growth of [[socialism]] in Latin American politics. They also strongly oppose the intermarriage and [[miscegenation]] of their European culture with the Native Americans. Many have supported missionary projects to their homelands of [[Spain]] and [[Portugal]].
| + | Paleoconservatives in Latin America are generally traditionalist [[Roman Catholic Church|Catholics]] and stress their religious heritage. They strongly oppose the common corruption and the growth of [[socialism]] in Latin American politics. They also strongly oppose the intermarriage and [[miscegenation]] of their European culture with the Native Americans. Many have supported missionary projects to their homelands of [[Spain]] and [[Portugal]]. |
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| | === Europe === | | === Europe === |
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| − | European paleos desire the return of [[Europe]] to its Christian tradition and values. It strongly opposes the immigration and integration of non-Westerners, especially North [[African]] and [[Arab]] [[Muslims]], into Europe. Paleos generally oppose the existence [[European Union]] and especially the formation of one European Government, as they see it as a threat to the perserverence of the different [[ethnic group|ethnic cultures]] in Europe. | + | European paleoconservatives desire the return of [[Europe]] to its Christian tradition and values. It strongly opposes the immigration and integration of non-Westerners, especially North [[African]] and [[Arab]] [[Muslims]], into Europe. Paleoconservatives generally oppose the existence [[European Union]] and especially the formation of one European Government, as they see it as a threat to the perseverance of the different [[ethnic group|ethnic cultures]] in Europe. |
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| | === Australasia === | | === Australasia === |
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| − | Paleos in Australia and New Zealand generally oppose mass [[immigration]] from [[Asian]], and see Asians in Australia as a threat to their [[culture]], economic and political power. They also seek to preserve their own European heritage, along with that of the indegenous [[Maori]] and [[Aborigines]]. Simmilar to that of Canadian paleoconservatism, Australasian paleos also seek independence from [[Great Britain]].
| + | Paleoconservatives in Australia and New Zealand generally oppose mass [[immigration]] from [[Asian]], and see Asians in Australia as a threat to their [[culture]], economic and political power. They also seek to preserve their own European heritage, along with that of the indigenous [[Maori]] and [[Aborigines]]. Similar to that of Canadian paleoconservatism, Australasian paleoconservatives also seek independence from [[Great Britain]]. |
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| | === South Africa === | | === South Africa === |
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| − | The [[Boers]] of South Africa hold paleoconservative views. Boer paleoconservatism strongly emphisizes Ethnic [[Nationalism]], [[Republicanism]], [[Calvinism]] and a non-intervensionist [[foreign policy]], as well as strong opposition to British [[imperialism]], [[communism]] and all forms of [[liberalism]]. | + | The [[Boers]] of South Africa hold paleoconservative views. Boer paleoconservatism strongly emphasizes Ethnic [[Nationalism]], [[Republicanism]], [[Calvinism]] and a non-interventionist [[foreign policy]], as well as strong opposition to British [[imperialism]], [[communism]] and all forms of [[liberalism]]. |
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| | [[category:Political Movements]] | | [[category:Political Movements]] |