Twenty-first century right-wing movements

We live in interesting times, with multiple right-wing governments around the world. Among these are: the US, India, the UK, Brazil, Poland, Hungary, the Philippines, and Turkey.

Here are some characteristics that I have distilled from reading the news and watching events unfold. See if the right-wing movement you are thinking about has  these features. 

1. Majoritarianism
• Hatred of minorities, immigrants
• Depicting majority group as victim and decrying its weakness
• Claiming minorities are particularly favored or pampered
• Fear of being outnumbered by immigration or by rapid population growth of minorities
2. Intimidation of and violence against minorities and opponents. Usage of state machinery for these purposes.
3. Virulent nationalism, constant invocation of external enemy and local fifth column.
4. Repeated public exaltation of military strength.
5. Veneration of a glorious past.
6. Sexual anxiety: fears of miscegenation, of women of the majority being enticed by minorities, dislike of LGBTQ people.
7. Heavy use of Propaganda. Reliance on short slogans, repetition of blatant lies, coded phrases and dog whistles.
8. Intolerance of dissent. Opponents described as anti-national or labeled traitors.
9. Pronounced anti-intellectualism, disregard for facts and data.
10. Reverence for authority, personality cult.

Please use comments to provide examples, as well as to suggest additions and changes to the list.

Update (January 28, 2020): Two additions suggested by my friend Namit Arora:

1. The need to radically rewrite history and find new national heroes and sources of pride. Equating history of nation with the sanitized history of one community while denigrating the history of other communities.
2. Emphasis on patriotism and various public tests of patriotism (or lack thereof).