EVERYTHING IS FAR-RIGHT: Austrian ‘Fashion Researcher’ Wastes Taxpayer Money in ‘Study’ To Warn that Trad-Wives and Even Polo Shirts Are ‘Extreme-Rightwing’

It would be funny what passes for ‘science’ these days – if it wasn’t so sad and dangerous.

All around the world, Globalist-Liberals have lost the culture war, and their ruinous policies have been repeatedly exposed as the catastrophe that they are.

But in academia, insanity continues unabated, and biased individuals continue to churn out ‘studies’ and ‘papers’ that are headed straight to the trash can of history.

In Austria, one such aberration has come to light.

A Viennese ‘fashion researcher’ (you already know it’s going to be bad) wasted almost half a million dollars of taxpayers’ money to investigate polo shirts, the “Old Money” look, or the “tradwife” trend in connection with ‘right-wing tendencies.’

Freilich Magazine reported (translated from the German):

“What used to be associated with bomber jackets and combat boots is said to be much more difficult to recognize today. According to the Viennese fashion researcher Elke Gaugele, the spectrum of clothing styles she studied now ranges from streetwear to the so-called ‘old money’ look to polo shirts or the ‘tradwife’ style.

This means that her research focuses on garments and fashion trends that are worn by millions of people, regardless of political attitudes. As part of a three-year research project at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, the scientist says she is investigating the development of clothing styles and fashion brands since 1989, which she sees in connection with right-wing extremist milieus. The project is funded by the Austrian Science Fund (FWF) with around 400,000 euros in public funds.”

Apparently, Gaugele sees the feared ‘far-right’ wherever she looks.

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High-End Fashion Brand Ads Show Young Kids Holding Sex Bondage Teddy Bears With Child Porn Court Papers In Background

A keen Twitter user going by “Shoe” posted screenshots of an advertising campaign for the luxury fashion brand Balenciaga showing disturbing images of young children holding stuffed animals wearing bondage gear.

Perhaps the most unusual part of the ad campaign was that a paper document on a table in one of the images talks about a child pornography court case.

In a Twitter thread posted Monday, Shoe wrote, “the brand ‘Balenciaga’ just did a uh….. interesting… photoshoot for their new products recently which included a very purposely poorly hidden court document about ‘virtual child porn’ normal stuff.”

The thread also pointed out the fashion brand left Twitter less than a week ago, with Shoe writing, “interesting timing.”

In another odd move, the company deleted every single one of their Instagram posts.

Their Instagram page has over 14 million followers.

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Fashion Brand That Vehemently Supported Black Lives Matter Faces Slave Labor Scandal

Fashion brand Boohoo, which vehemently expressed its support for Black Lives Matter in the aftermath of the death of George Floyd, is now embroiled in a slave labor scandal.

US Customs and Border Protection has seen enough enough to launch an investigation into the company after campaign group Liberty Shared exposed how the company “is not doing enough to stop forced labour in the Leicester factories which make many of its clothes,” reports Sky News.

“The evidence of Boohoo and forced labour is quite compelling. I think it will be a wake-up call for British institutions about how they’re handling modern slavery enforced labour, particularly in a community like Leicester East,” said Duncan Jepson.

A report last year by lawyer Alison Levitt QC found that the allegations against the company, which centered around illegally low wages and poor working conditions, were “substantially true.” Employees were also made to work through lockdown, potentially exposing them to COVID-19.

Any potential US ban would cost the company more than a fifth of the company’s total revenue.

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