Steve Bannon linked to a new far‑right European “Movement” think‑tank aiming for EU parliamentary influence

Steve Bannon linked to a new far‑right European “Movement” think‑tank aiming for EU parliamentary influence The passage identifies a concrete organization (the “Movement”) being set up with Bannon’s strategic guidance, a staff of ten, and a goal of capturing up to one‑third of the European Parliament. It names specific political figures (Orban, Le Pen, Farage, Lega, Five Star) and a U.S. fundraiser (Lou Barletta). While the claim is unverified, it provides actionable leads – names, dates (operational in 2019), and a potential funding conduit – that merit further investigation into cross‑Atlantic financing, lobbying, and coordination with extremist parties. Key insights: Bannon allegedly spearheading a European‑focused right‑wing think‑tank called “the Movement”.; Goal: build a populist alliance capable of winning up to one‑third of the European Parliament in the next election cycle.; Named contacts: Viktor Orbán, Marine Le Pen, Nigel Farage, Italy’s Lega and Five Star parties, U.S. Rep. Lou Barletta.