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Regarding point 1, I was saying that a fascist movement currently does not have the necessary (?) support of the elite.
Gloabalization would survive fascism in Southern Europe. But that was not my point.
The right loves Brussels/Berlin/Troika/IMF. At least in Portugal it allows them (or the most rabid part of them) to have a free hand at doing what they always wanted. Thus my point: a fascist movement will not have the support of the elite. It would be a mostly popular thingy.
Unless, of course, the current alignment of interests change and the interests of the elite of each country becomes out of phase...
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