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originally posted by: misskat1
a reply to: crazyewok
Come to think of it, they dont seem to be spreading freedom and prosperity either.
originally posted by: anxiouswens
I find it disgusting that Governments in European Countries and UK aren't listening to the majority of their people. I find it disgusting here in the UK that the Government won't tell British people how many Syrian refugees are already here and where they have been placed. It is these sort of tactics that are making people distrustful and concerned when it comes to immigration, why are the facts being hidden from the general public?a reply to: TrueBrit
originally posted by: awareness10
a reply to: Drinking
I think half the population of Earth breathes methane. Makes one wonder if they're empty shells
imitating life giving the other half the impression that they're human.
originally posted by: Glinda
Just my two cents...
I find it fascinating that the "troubles" are originating in Europe.
Post WWII the "west" saw the greatest period of prosperity in human history. SINGLE family homes became common; the middle class (on both sides of the Atlantic) grew. Their off spring were even more upwardly mobile with college/university becoming the norm. For the middle class (and for those working their way into the middle class) this was a standard of living never before encountered. This prosperity tho, causes profound problems for the "ruling class" the elites who govern us ALL either by ballot or bank account.
Power of the ruling class is threatened when a stable, prosperous middle class economy exists. In order to "rule" you NEED a dependent, struggling low/poverty class. After financial assaults on manufacturing (those jobs the backbone of the post WWII upwardly mobile); manipulations on world markets via housing, tech, securities markets debacles (destabilizing the middle earners most severely) the final, IMO New World Orderist "plan" is destabilize the Middle classes last secure bastion. Their homes, villages, towns and cities.
All politics is LOCAL and there is nothing more local than bringing "the world" en masse (with their language, cultural differences; and diseases) to EVERY street.
Infrastructure will be overwhelmed. Property values will plummet. In a "new world" where paper money (stocks, retirement funds) are fiat, the great equalizer is taking away the value of the "home." Anyone think your once $200,000 lifetime of mortgage paying home is going to retain its resale value, when the "empty one" down the street now houses a dozen or so "immigrants?" The native's net worth is now that of the immigrants (in less than a few years). They BOTH own nothing of real value, and now BOTH NEED government largesse.
Lather, rinse and repeat, ALL over the western world. A great way to establish a NWO quickly.
Just my thoughts.
Rights groups have criticized Orban for building a razor-wire fence on the border, tightening asylum laws and boosting his support among voters with anti-immigrant rhetoric. Soros, who was born in Hungary and is one of the biggest philanthropists in eastern Europe via his foundations and university, gives grants to organizations that provide legal assistance to asylum seekers.
Soros said in an e-mailed statement that a six-point plan published by his foundation helps “uphold European values” while Orban’s actions “undermine those values.”
“His plan treats the protection of national borders as the objective and the refugees as an obstacle,” he said in the statement. “Our plan treats the protection of refugees as the objective and national borders as the obstacle.”
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Leftist Billionaire admits national borders are the “obstacle” he is fighting against
originally posted by: Drinking
originally posted by: awareness10
a reply to: Drinking
I think half the population of Earth breathes methane. Makes one wonder if they're empty shells
imitating life giving the other half the impression that they're human.
Sad isn't it?
I was a " the gov serves us and our best interests " type long ago.
Then I served, I saw the Katrina stuff first hand.
Real eye opener for me.
All the rich white neighborhoods got evacs really fast.
originally posted by: kaylaluv
a reply to: Drinking
Cultural problems, not Islamic problems.
I know some American Muslims who would be appalled at all the things you listed. These are multi-generational American citizens and college educated. But they are also devout Muslims.
originally posted by: NightSkyeB4Dawn
a reply to: Bluesma
Didn't matter. They said they couldn't take the chance of the guys crying racism, even for a moment, it would create chaos. My boss was obligated to give them the gas.
It is clear the squeaky wheel gets the grease. People have to start squeaking a lot louder.
If the local government and the police are afraid of a little chaos, then call in the local news teams, everybody set their phones to instant upload video sites, and create the chaos needed to bring law and order back to your community.
Get them on video around the world explaining why they are not protecting the citizens of their community, and not holding immigrants to the same laws and standards as the native citizens of their country. Get law students in the country to file lawsuits against them. Become a bigger embarrassment than a charge of racism.
originally posted by: anxiouswens
Looks like Austrians have had enough as well www.onenewspage.com...
They said you can go to Austria really easily. But they closed the border and it is very hard for us because it is cold and it is getting dark and at night time it is very cold here." Tension rise with Austrian police saying an average of five to six thousand people are crossing into the country a day. Some have little left but hope.
originally posted by: Caver78
"'Aversion anxiety' halting Swedish refugee debates"
Norwegian writer Karl Ove Knausgård has been increasingly vocal about what he sees as the refusal of the educated middle classes in his adopted home of Sweden to face up to the realities of immigration.
“In Sweden, my impression is that the desire to be decent, which is in itself laudable, has given people an aversion anxiety against discussing many problems concerning integration and immigration,” he told Norwegian newspaper Aftenposten during a book tour.
“If you talk about the issues, it means you are somehow automatically critical of immigration.”
www.thelocal.se...