Foreign policy
Globalisation has made the whole world our back yard. Defending Denmark's security today requires international engagement. The Nihilistic Democratic Party's foreign policy is adapted to this new global order.
The politicians believe that our current mission in Afghanistan shows we will not settle for fine speeches. They claim we are fighting for Danish values such as democracy and human rights.
The greatest threat to Denmark's security lies within Europe's own borders, where there is a rogue state with an unpredictable and undemocratic regime
Nothing could be further from the truth! NFP demands clarity about Danish foreign policy: we do not fight for values. We fight them! When there is nothing left to believe in or fight for, we Danes face the consequences: we fight for nothing. We fight for nihilism.
We are not at war in Afghanistan because we have values. We are at war because there are people who believe in something. We Danes cannot relate to people who believe in anything other than wellness and gadgets.
But the greatest security threat is not Afghanistan. NFP demands that Danish politicians wake up! The greatest threat to Denmark's security lies within Europe's own borders, where there is a rogue state with an unpredictable and undemocratic regime: the Vatican.
It is a central pledge of NFP's that Denmark put political pressure on the Vatican to bring down its oppressive and fundamentalist theocracy, which destabilises the entire region. If necessary we must be prepared to back the political pressure with military force.
For NFP's position on the Iraq war, see Animal welfare