> The grand narrative being the ideology behind the EU's opposition to
> nationalist resistance in Austria. And no, thankfully we do not yet have a
> one-world government, but that's the direction we're going in if
> resistance such as that embodied by Haider in Austria, and Buchanan in
> this country, continues to be marginalized and repressed by those in
> power.
>
Because "marginalization" and "repression" really describe
mechanisms of power in this modern/postmodern world? Somehow I can't see
how Buchanan's voice has in any way been marginalized in US political
discourse. He makes the news just a teeny weeny bit too much.