Slideshow: The 10 Foreign Countries Getting Their Very Own Tea Parties

Founded in September 2010, the Australian T.E.A. Party (Taxed Enou

Though Germany has yet to organize a real Tea Party—for obvious reasons, fear of far-right organizations persists throughout the country—a growing number of conservatives have called for an "American style" movement against gover

Italian Tea Party founder David Mazerrelli believes "the European socialist system is dying," so he hopes to replace it with a Tea Party-like version of democracy, which he heard about on television and found "very impressive." &qu

Michael Graham is an American but he frequently appears as a guest on Irish radio program The Right Hook, where he shares his ultra-conservative viewpoints with the show's ultra-conservative host, George Hook. But besides being just a rad

Sponsored by activists from Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party, Israel's first Tea Party event went down in October 2010 at the Zionist Organization of America house in Tel Aviv. Unlike other international Tea Party movement's, however, Isra

Called the Zaitokukai and boasting about 9,000 members, Japan's version of the Tea Party has made it

Russian Tea Party leader Max Kronos says he was spurred into conservative

Launched in late November 2010, Spain's Tea Party movement is a conglomeration of several existing political organizations and has been