PNR- /ourguys/?

>>129877390
They stole the FN's flame

>>129877604
They took inspiration from the FN, yes.

>>129877390
>last election
>0.5% of votes
Yeah good luck with that.

>>129877773
It may not be the biggest of parties but it is slowly growing, kinda like the AFD.

>>129877773
In a few years, it may be a strong political force.

>PNR
If they were okay with fags I'd vote for them. No dice.

>>129878055
well, it's either them or muslims, in one you can't marry, in the other, you get stoned to death.

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>>129877390
even if they are our guys they have no chance of winning

>>129877390
nigga there is a bigger chance of restoring the monarchy than the PNR actually winning anything relevant in 2019

And the chances of restoring the monarchy is less than 10%

Besides the current government decreased the IRS and IMI taxes which is pretty much the only thing the average Portuguese cares about so I'm afraid this cunt is gonna be sucking socialist cock for quite some time still

>>129877889
afd polls around 9% because of rapefugee crisis, they hitted 16% after terror attack in berlin but slowly declined because of internal factions rivalry

>>129879787
I AM not talking about 2019, that is impossible, but maybe in 2023 or 27

GOOD LUCK FROM SPAIN

>>129880167
Thanks iberian bro

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>>129877604
>>129877750
And FN took it from MSI. What's your point?

>>129879953
Yeh but they are still way more popular than before the crisis

Haha.

That's cool. I don't see how Portugal could realistically expect to exit, but that's pretty cool such a party exists. Good luck portubros!

>>129880508
In a few years, in a few years

>>129880439
Nothing, just a common symbol

>>129880774
Do you think you'll be able to have a seat in any preliminary discussions about the future of the EU?

I think that's probably the most important thing after demonstrating popular support these days, since whatever reforms might take place have to be in the name of getting a better deal for all participants.

>>129881574
We are in an important strategic position, so yes.

>>129881801
What do you think some of Portugal's best strategic playing cards are?

>>129877390

Ok first of all, no one cares about Portugal.
It lost any kind of political relevance since the early 19th century. So don't expect for people to care about this elections.

Second of all, this party is a meme.

Third - Militants are a bunch of drunk taxi drivers, racist coffee shop owners, etc. Even the skinheads don't want anything with them.

Fourth - Positive point: They hate gypsies, like, true hate, but it's the only reasonable form of racism they have. But guess what. Everyone hates gypsies here, even black people, so it doesn't matter.

Fifth - Their ultimate plot is to go to war with Spain. May I even state how ridiculous that is? Our army is capable, but not ready in resources for a war. This is because Spain has a very small portuguese clay, that they promised to return, but they never did.

Sixth - Portugal's right has been killed.

Seventh - Portugal's right has been "killed" by (((them))).

Eighth - People are riding leftist parties cocks now, even though only right policies work in this country. This holds true since the Medieval times.

Ninth - People are not likely at all to return back to right policies. Since 74', any assumed right party is seen as a reincarnation of Salazar.

Tenth - As a consequence of #9, the media is leftist and it will try to shame at max power any right wing party. Only five parties are known by the majority of the population. All five are shit, some shittier than the others. 2 are far left, one is leftist, one is centrist, and the other is a shy right that cosplays as left.

Eleventh - PNR is small, and has no chance in this system.

Twelfth - Even if it was a big party, it would be killed, and the contenders assassinated. Portugal is worse than Italy.

Thirteenth - Left are the good guys again, because economic miracles happen in an instant, and are totally not a product of years of another parties.