@hans-de-lunéville 
 On va traduire :

The far right is highly diverse. Its strict definition is debated among historians and political scientists, but its ideological foundations rest primarily on these three points : the rejection of immigration, justified by an organicist vision of society, closed and homogeneous, defined by nationality, ethnicity, or race ; an authoritarian project that values ​​obedience to authorities, traditions, and social hierarchies, contrary to the values ​​of liberal democracy and the rule of law ; and finally, an anti-establishment rhetoric driven by a rejection of elites, deemed corrupt, decadent, or alienated from the people.

Consider simply the elites or the proletaires because you don’t want to be assed ?

Is the extreme left behind the same confusions ?
The rest are from elucubrations.

Est-ce plus compréhensible ?