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    “Watergate” Carl Bernstein pleasantly surprised me last May by agreeing that widespread use of the “anti-immigrant” mantra often reflected careless journalism. Since our brief exchange at Vienna’s Concordia Press Club coffee bar, news organizations have been applying the term promiscuously to characterize Austria’s newly elected coalition government, sworn in on December 18th. Bernstein, whose talk...
  • @mikael
    Hehe
    The reason for some of us to hammer the present Austrians, is this, and it baffles me that I have to explain it, to me, this little creep is an controlled opposition, period.
    Anything that is to good to be true, usually, is to good to be true.

    Islam, the moment he whines about Islam I knew instinctively that He is an ISISraeli bitch, is because of this stupid display of ignorance, witch I think is probably genuine but never the less, plays straight into the hands of our PC-infested MSM, He gives the Leftards the ammunition they need, just by focusing on Islam per-see and all the hasbaratnjiks witch have had the same narrative for decades, attack Islam and more hidden is the staggering hypocrisy they display on the attacks on Christians, witch is done by the same Hasbarah rats, flowing into everywhere where ISISrael is in the lime light.
    This Creep feeds the beast, this is what I warned you about, this is also the reason for some of the harsh attacks coming from the MSM, aka Islamaphobia, and I agrees, this reeks of propaganda war all over the place.

    I have been consistent all the time, throw the rats out, and do it now, kick em all out, because this invasion, is coming from the same Group that uses this events to highlight the Islamaphobia, and I can understand the Austics, no doubt about that, but to create this staggering amount of utter ignorance about Islam is what I am against, Islam is NOT the problem, Sore-ass associates, the MSM witch the scums own, etc, is the problem, our Gov, in Norway supports and helps Wahabbi scums, witch is an cult witch have nothing to do with Islam other than coming from the region, why is it that this isnt mentioned by the Austrics, do enlighten me.
    Because of Saudi-barbaria, and ISISrael, whom uses them as an weapon, god you are ignorant.

    Its the same as calling all Wankees for been Christians, nobody does that, why, but when it comes to Africans, Arabs, etc, they all are "Muslims".
    That is the problem, the entire debate, the screaming in the Commentary field, about Islam makes our case much, much more difficult, do you understand that, you may whine and complain, but I will never accuse Islam, never, because Islam is an peaceful religion, period.

    Again, I will remind you about Syriza styled psy-ops, if you get the picture, I dont count on it, that makes me sad, because the screaming isnt helping, at all.
    And this invasion is done by purpose, and its designed to crash our lands, but attack those that makes this happen, scums like MaCrony, the hideous Merkel thing, and so on, to our Norwegian Khazarian rat pack whom is on both sides of the left/right, there is no difference what so ever.
    They are the ones creating this, not Islam.
    But again, the lack of balls to have the guts to do something, and that is by elections, and finally why on earth do people care about the little pack of leftards whom is given MSM coverage, they are the "heroes", and as mentioned above, is an part of the same psy-op.

    peace

    “but I will never accuse Islam, never, because Islam is an peaceful religion, period.”

    I respond:

    Here’s hoping the “religion of peace” beheads you and yours.

    The worst anti White Ashkenazi all support the mass Islamic invasion of Europe/the West.

    The Chosen were expelled from Spain or put under the Spanish Inquisition in 1492 for taking the Arab Muslim side against White Catholics, for being tax collectors for the Muslims and for selling White girls in to sexual slavery to nasty Muslim men – the Chosen have always been heading up White slavery and the hard core porn business now.

    It’s 2 different enemies. Only a complete fool/liar like you doesn’t want to make the invading, raping, suiting bombing Islamists the #1 Enemy.

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  • I encourage Austria and all remaining “European” European countries and communities pass laws that restrict Islamists that are not explicitly anti Islam – things like:

    All signs have to be in the national language (German for Austria and Germany, German, Italian, French for Switzerland etc). English is prohibited in business.

    Find ten thousand ways to mess with Afghan, Algerian Sub Sahara Black Africans – not flushing a toilet is a 2 year prison sentence etc

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  • On the other hand. there is also another aspect to the emigration, that nobody cares to analyze it.
    The essence here is that the banks control the population through the mortgages.
    What would happen if population would decline?
    Demand for houses would decline.
    Prices for houses would decline.
    What effect it would have on banks?

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  • @Wizard of Oz
    "to determine what a man stands for you pnly need to see what a man stands against". While rolling this round in the cynical depths of my critical mind to see if some new homespun wisdom had emerged or only a modified cliché it crossed my mind that "Those who are not for (with) me are against me" harbours interesting logic. It really is a case of logic and facts being at odds. Thus I am not for you so I am against you. But I haven't heard of you so I can't be against you. And if I am not against you I can't be "not for" you. Thus I must be for you (= not not for you). All of which reminds us that such rhetoric is a dubious contribution to cerebration. George W's use of it meant "if you don't support us count yourself as an enemy".

    “to determine what a man stands for you pnly need to see what a man stands against”.

    here, I corrected the quote. (please in the future wiz, if you’re going to quote me, then don’t try to write it, and fuck up the spelling, but just copy / paste, [I'll provide sufficient errors in grammar, etc.. on my own])

    Rurik:

    perhaps in order to determine what a man stands for; (individual human dignity ; ) you only need to see what he stands against ;)

    wiz’s (apparent) interpretation of that adage:

    “Those who are not for (with) me are against me”

    It really is a case of logic and facts being at odds. Thus I am not for you so I am against you.

    no wiz

    if a man is for peace, that is not a mutually exclusive position to take, which implies that everyone who doesn’t get behind him is somehow for war, or against him. Someone else can be for war, and they’re welcome to make their augments.

    what Bush did, (and you’re erroneously equating), was to tell the world that they didn’t have a choice, or that it was a Hobbesian choice of joining the ‘collation of the “willing” for war, or find yourself on the losing side of that war.

    and when he said, ‘you’re either with us or against us’, what he did was demonstrate the exact kind of hegemonic belligerence that I repudiate when I wrote:

    “perhaps in order to determine what a man stands for; (individual human dignity ; ) you only need to see what he stands against”

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  • @Alden
    There are a lot of UFO documentaries on TV. Most focus on the testimony of Air Force, navy and commercial pilots who have seen strange things in the skies that appear to be some kind of space ships.

    I’m somewhat of a believer because of the testimonies of those experienced pilots.

    I’m somewhat of a believer because of the testimonies of those experienced pilots.

    the video of that satellite and the “coincidence” of that thing flying by just as it exploded has put chinks in my cynicism.

    I used to figure if there were intelligent beings capable of that kind of technology, what they hell would they want with us, except as a kind of curiosity of sort. Like a child with an ant farm.

    -but then that thing flies by-

    maybe it was ‘ours’, but if so, I’d still like to know what kind of weapon was being sent up.

    already Israel brags about assassinating people it doesn’t like regardless of nationality or threat, and no one seems to raise their head from their cud-chewing to denounce such things

    they do whatever they want to, and the rest of the world gapes in slacked-jawed, bovine wonder

    Perhaps it’s just wishful thinking on my part that at least aliens will protect humankind from their doomsday hatred

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  • @Rurik (from another location)
    Hello Wiz,

    Perhaps it is appropriate that I offer my sentiments as a reply to you on this day.

    Let me just say to you, and to all of the people here at Unz, with whom I've enjoyed so much banter, and from whom I've learned so much, my sincere wish for you all to have a very merry Christmas

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=14&v=bHy8xzqUmaw

    Merry Christmas to you all !

    (even you Wiz ; )

    And a happy Saturnalia to you!

    Your link was administered by a poltergeist and I was told that copyright restrictions prevented me seeing it in my country.

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  • @wayfarer
    Rurik, you asked about ET's.

    Well here's a transcript of a channeling session between a “human instrument” and an ET “principle” known as “Q'uo.”

    This particular transcript provides the ET principle's view of Jesus the Christ, at this time of our winter solstice and the Christmas holiday season.

    If nothing else it offers some insight for an individual like yourself who is seeking answers to questions, solutions to problems, and greater truths.

    Merry Christmas!

    source: http://www.llresearch.org/transcripts/issues/2010/2010_1218.aspx

    https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BEDg5o6CIAAZm__.jpg

    And a Merry Christmas to you as well Wayfarer!

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=31&v=gWqbv6NdqXs

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  • @Wizard of Oz
    "to determine what a man stands for you pnly need to see what a man stands against". While rolling this round in the cynical depths of my critical mind to see if some new homespun wisdom had emerged or only a modified cliché it crossed my mind that "Those who are not for (with) me are against me" harbours interesting logic. It really is a case of logic and facts being at odds. Thus I am not for you so I am against you. But I haven't heard of you so I can't be against you. And if I am not against you I can't be "not for" you. Thus I must be for you (= not not for you). All of which reminds us that such rhetoric is a dubious contribution to cerebration. George W's use of it meant "if you don't support us count yourself as an enemy".

    Hello Wiz,

    Perhaps it is appropriate that I offer my sentiments as a reply to you on this day.

    Let me just say to you, and to all of the people here at Unz, with whom I’ve enjoyed so much banter, and from whom I’ve learned so much, my sincere wish for you all to have a very merry Christmas

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=14&v=bHy8xzqUmaw

    Merry Christmas to you all !

    (even you Wiz ; )

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    And a happy Saturnalia to you!

    Your link was administered by a poltergeist and I was told that copyright restrictions prevented me seeing it in my country.
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  • @Rurik
    thanks Wayfarer,

    I look forward to our continuing correspondence.

    Hopefully I won’t be sited for breaking any of UR’s terms and conditions.
     
    I doubt that. Mr Unz gives us all a long leash, it seems. (thank you for that sir)

    also please check out his latest marvel:

    http://www.unz.com/video/

    and a very Merry Christmas to you Wayfarer!

    https://desertpeace.files.wordpress.com/2014/12/wrhchristmascardblank.jpg

    Rurik, you asked about ET’s.

    Well here’s a transcript of a channeling session between a “human instrument” and an ET “principle” known as “Q’uo.”

    This particular transcript provides the ET principle’s view of Jesus the Christ, at this time of our winter solstice and the Christmas holiday season.

    If nothing else it offers some insight for an individual like yourself who is seeking answers to questions, solutions to problems, and greater truths.

    Merry Christmas!

    source: http://www.llresearch.org/transcripts/issues/2010/2010_1218.aspx

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    And a Merry Christmas to you as well Wayfarer!

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=31&v=gWqbv6NdqXs
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  • @Rurik

    rapists and sadists. I stand in awe.
     
    you should kneel in awe

    there's a reason I'm here

    I do have other things I could (and should be doing ; ), but there's something in me, (and I suspect Wayfarer and others too) that needs to oppose the forces of darkness- that all too often envelope the world in suffering and misery for the profit and amusement of evil men.

    Rudyard Kipling knew what I'm talking about, when he wrote these words in memory of his son, killed in a sadistic war contrived by evil men for their personal profits and amusement

    "If any question why we died.. Tell them, because our fathers lied"

    he felt pain at the loss of his son, and the tragedy of so many sons who died so pointlessly, with mustard gas in their lungs or flesh ripped from their bodies, and frozen in the mud..

    all for the vainglory of evil and petty men

    it's true that I abhor cruelty and suffering, especially when it's gratuitous and even more so when it's deliberately dished out to innocents by fiends

    and I write in opposition to such things. I am, perhaps in a word, the anti-John McCain

    I stand in opposition to everything that man has represented his entire career, from treason to murder to corruption and crimes against humanity writ large.

    and yes, I also despise rapists. (not a deplorable who holds the door for a feminist. Not that kind of "rape"), but the kind of rapist that does not see or care about the humanity of the person who he violates- and imposes himself upon, always because he's a sub-human loser and pathetic dreg.

    if he's cruel too, then get out the marshmallows and hotdogs and let's have a party!

    I wish it was only in my imagination that men can be (and often are) sadistic rapists (and mass-murdering war criminals).

    sometimes, beyond comprehension

    perhaps in order to determine what a man stands for; (individual human dignity ; ) you only need to see what he stands against ;)

    “to determine what a man stands for you pnly need to see what a man stands against”. While rolling this round in the cynical depths of my critical mind to see if some new homespun wisdom had emerged or only a modified cliché it crossed my mind that “Those who are not for (with) me are against me” harbours interesting logic. It really is a case of logic and facts being at odds. Thus I am not for you so I am against you. But I haven’t heard of you so I can’t be against you. And if I am not against you I can’t be “not for” you. Thus I must be for you (= not not for you). All of which reminds us that such rhetoric is a dubious contribution to cerebration. George W’s use of it meant “if you don’t support us count yourself as an enemy”.

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    Hello Wiz,

    Perhaps it is appropriate that I offer my sentiments as a reply to you on this day.

    Let me just say to you, and to all of the people here at Unz, with whom I've enjoyed so much banter, and from whom I've learned so much, my sincere wish for you all to have a very merry Christmas

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=14&v=bHy8xzqUmaw

    Merry Christmas to you all !

    (even you Wiz ; )
    , @Rurik (from another location)
    “to determine what a man stands for you pnly need to see what a man stands against”.

    here, I corrected the quote. (please in the future wiz, if you're going to quote me, then don't try to write it, and fuck up the spelling, but just copy / paste, [I'll provide sufficient errors in grammar, etc.. on my own])

    Rurik:

    perhaps in order to determine what a man stands for; (individual human dignity ; ) you only need to see what he stands against ;)
     
    wiz's (apparent) interpretation of that adage:


    “Those who are not for (with) me are against me”

    It really is a case of logic and facts being at odds. Thus I am not for you so I am against you.
     
    no wiz

    if a man is for peace, that is not a mutually exclusive position to take, which implies that everyone who doesn't get behind him is somehow for war, or against him. Someone else can be for war, and they're welcome to make their augments.

    what Bush did, (and you're erroneously equating), was to tell the world that they didn't have a choice, or that it was a Hobbesian choice of joining the 'collation of the "willing" for war, or find yourself on the losing side of that war.

    and when he said, 'you're either with us or against us', what he did was demonstrate the exact kind of hegemonic belligerence that I repudiate when I wrote:

    "perhaps in order to determine what a man stands for; (individual human dignity ; ) you only need to see what he stands against"
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  • @Alden
    I wondered about that too. France is no more a Catholic country than is Sweden or the United States. The church was pretty much destroyed twice; once in the 1790s and again in 1905.

    France has had a public policy of laicisme for more than 200 years. Laicisme goes far beyond desperation of church and state, it is actively anti religious. Laicisme translates to anti clericalism in English.

    Every once in a while there is a story about some Italian neighborhood watch group drives some gypsies or immigrant thugs out of the neighborhood without being arrested and charged with hate crime.

    But I doubt that has anything to do with the majority religion of the country.

    And Germany is not a Protestant country. West Germany was always about half catholic half Lutheran. East Germany was Lutheran. But 50 years of communist Russian occupation turned the E Germans non religious.

    The only majority catholic country that is actively fighting Muslim African immigration is Poland. The rest of the E European countries fighting Muslim African immigration are a mix of orthodox, protest and and catholic.

    The E European resistance to African Muslim immigration has more to do with scarce resources than religion or culture.

    I can’t see how the different versions of Christianity has anything to do with a population’s reaction to African Muslim immigration.

    It’s 2017, not 1517.

    How do you explain the vigour of Catholicism in Poland relative to the waning of Christian belief in East Germany? A couple of factors I can think of… 1. The Poles treating Catholicism as a valuable defence, not only against Communism but against the Russisns; 2. The Germans in 1945 being more modern and advanced towards atheist or agnostic secularism?? And what about the Polish-Jewish relationship. There had been far more professional class and educated Jews in Poland at least proportionately and so, maybe, Catholicism was part of the defence however unnneeded after the Holicaust. What do you think?

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  • @Anon
    "That would create Third World ghettoes (first in a few large cities), and that would bring people directly from the Third World (with their family ‘reunification’ schemes)."
    -- Only if the governments will be foolish enough to provide generous welfare for the black newcomers; otherwise, East Europe will be safe. For instance, the migrants do not want to reside in the impoverished Baltic States.

    “Only if the governments will be foolish enough to provide generous welfare for the black newcomers”

    No, that is a fallacy. First of all, it is literally impossible not to provide minimal ‘welfare’ once the migrants are allowed in. They can’t live on the street, and society cannot let them starve, or not have minimal health care. In a modern society that is a given.

    Your fantasy about ‘cut welfare, they won’t come’ is an ideological dead-end. The uber-capitalist ‘self-reliance’ nonsense is how we got into this mess in the first place. It is easily manipulated. One more time: cutting welfare might slow it down, but it is not the solution. The solution is to not allow them in – to control the borders. And they will come, welfare, no welfare, they will come because anything is better than the Third World hell-holes they are trying to leave…

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  • @Rurik
    thank you for your thoughtful reply (as usual) Wayfarer,

    Both political and religious dogma seem to be the two weakest links within civilization’s recorded history.
     
    yes, and particularly when they are used as a proxy for thinking for oneself, imho.

    children are raised not to think for themselves. They're even discouraged from thinking period. They're given mental tasks to perform without explaining the purpose, 'just do it' and memorize all of this, or calculate all of that', and they learn to abhor 'thinking'. By design.

    Thinking requires we question everything, and doubt everything, and wonder at everything. It's at its best when we're focused on understanding something for ourselves. Not because we're told that 'this is what to think', which is, as you mention, what modern politics and religion do. They tell people 'this is what to think', and so for a public that's been programed not to think since childhood, and to accept and to parrot the dogmas of their elders, it's simply easier to learn the catechisms which negate the necessity of thinking and deciding for oneself what is true or not.

    I'm not denigrating religion per se, and certainly not religious people. We all are spiritual in our own way, even as the link you posted shows. It's just unfortunate that the big religions (and political parties) are so vulnerable to charlatans and scoundrels as a means of controlling what people 'think', and controlling their opinions and deeply-held beliefs and most of all, their purse strings and lives and welfare of their children.

    teaching your children to have a religious type of fealty to any dogma is weaponizing them as soldiers to whatever demagogue manages to wield the bullhorn on the pulpit.

    if they don't question everything, then they're potential victims to anyone who's charismatic or 'authoritative' or both.

    Political parties and religions serve an important purpose in society. In many ways they're necessary. People need to believe in something higher than themselves, (as your link shows), and religion fills many people with something beautiful and sublime, depending on that person's character and the message itself. Christ's message of love and forgiveness being high on that list, if you ask me.

    But when abused (all too often) by the dark side (power-crazed psychopaths), Christ's message can be twisted into a pretext to hate and murder. Or a weapon of your society's enemies in order to get you to let down your guard, and trust in the Lord, as your nation is ravaged by enemies. Too often Christians take the exhortation to 'turn the other cheek', literally, and allow their enemies to harm them, even to the point of invasion and wholesale rape. (Sweden)

    So yea, I'm not a big fan of organized religion or fealty to a political party. The closest I've ever got to a 'cult of personality' type of crusader was when Ron Paul was running for president, and I went to rallies and friends and family were rolling their eyes and saying 'enough already with the Ron Paul stuff!' But I did 'convert' a lot of people to what I saw was a small hope for this world to repudiate wars (and the war pigs who wage them), and return this powerful nation to a humble foreign policy and domestic sanity.

    and now here I am ranting again.. ;)

    transcripts will resonate with you
     
    I've perused it some, and will no doubt do so again..

    lots of beautiful stuff there

    one thing on skepticism.. (as I've been guilty of it all my life)

    I know a (very smart) guy, former military then commercial pilot. And he's quite clued into many rather esoteric and academic disciplines and knowledge. Chatting with him is a privilege of sorts, as he also has a great sense of humor. Anyways, one of the things he's always been on about, even if in a sort of dismissive way.. is aliens. (not Jose and Maria, but Area 51 types). He's said that he's seen things, even when he was a young pilot, for which there are no other explanations. I always used to put this down to a quirk of his convoluted mind, and how it wanders everywhere, to the distant stars and back to the mysterious inner soul. Never really being willing to 'go there' myself.

    then I saw a video

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=arIc1NlHvV0

    some sort of orb-like anomaly flies by and the Israeli satellite explodes on the launch pad.

    I've watched that video many, many times, and I don't think it's a fake, and I can not explain what that strange sphere is, unless it's a kind of technology we're simply not familiar with.

    what manner of ordnance was on that Israeli satellite?

    Now I'm wondering what really happened to the Challenger space shuttle, as it also had an Israeli scientist on board, going up to do experiments.

    anyways, my mind is more open than it's ever been, even with all my skepticism

    thanks Wayfarer for the links and for your insightful authenticity

    whatever else can be said of religion or spirituality, true forgiveness is perhaps as close to God as we'll ever experience. And not for those who've wronged us or ours, but for us who can forgive.. as it frees the heart of bitterness, and opens us up to more wonders and opportunities to fill our souls with grace.

    sorry if that sounds preachy, Didn't mean for it to.

    There are a lot of UFO documentaries on TV. Most focus on the testimony of Air Force, navy and commercial pilots who have seen strange things in the skies that appear to be some kind of space ships.

    I’m somewhat of a believer because of the testimonies of those experienced pilots.

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    I’m somewhat of a believer because of the testimonies of those experienced pilots.
     
    the video of that satellite and the "coincidence" of that thing flying by just as it exploded has put chinks in my cynicism.

    I used to figure if there were intelligent beings capable of that kind of technology, what they hell would they want with us, except as a kind of curiosity of sort. Like a child with an ant farm.

    -but then that thing flies by-

    maybe it was 'ours', but if so, I'd still like to know what kind of weapon was being sent up.

    already Israel brags about assassinating people it doesn't like regardless of nationality or threat, and no one seems to raise their head from their cud-chewing to denounce such things

    they do whatever they want to, and the rest of the world gapes in slacked-jawed, bovine wonder

    Perhaps it's just wishful thinking on my part that at least aliens will protect humankind from their doomsday hatred
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  • @RadicalCenter
    That assessment is not even arguably correct.

    How has "catholic" France won the immigration fight? It is sinking rapidly into a poor, chaotic, violent, ignorant Muslim and Arab and African morass with no safety and peace for whites, Christians, women, secularists, and anyone else disfavored by the invaders.

    How has "catholic" Italy won the immigration fight? It too is following France into Islamic/African/Arab Hell at a fairly rapid pace.

    And how are demographic, cultural, and crime trends in once-hyperCatholic Spain and Southern Ireland going?

    So, the only two decent-sized countries in Western Europe that were solidly catholic, are surrendering to the invaders and to Islamic oppression. Finally, Germany, with more professed Catholics than protestants, is surrendering as fast as it can.

    In sum, other than Poland, is there any majority or plurality catholic country of meaningful population in Europe - west, central, or anywhere - that MIGHT show signs of conclusively repelling the Muslim and African hordes?

    I wondered about that too. France is no more a Catholic country than is Sweden or the United States. The church was pretty much destroyed twice; once in the 1790s and again in 1905.

    France has had a public policy of laicisme for more than 200 years. Laicisme goes far beyond desperation of church and state, it is actively anti religious. Laicisme translates to anti clericalism in English.

    Every once in a while there is a story about some Italian neighborhood watch group drives some gypsies or immigrant thugs out of the neighborhood without being arrested and charged with hate crime.

    But I doubt that has anything to do with the majority religion of the country.

    And Germany is not a Protestant country. West Germany was always about half catholic half Lutheran. East Germany was Lutheran. But 50 years of communist Russian occupation turned the E Germans non religious.

    The only majority catholic country that is actively fighting Muslim African immigration is Poland. The rest of the E European countries fighting Muslim African immigration are a mix of orthodox, protest and and catholic.

    The E European resistance to African Muslim immigration has more to do with scarce resources than religion or culture.

    I can’t see how the different versions of Christianity has anything to do with a population’s reaction to African Muslim immigration.

    It’s 2017, not 1517.

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    How do you explain the vigour of Catholicism in Poland relative to the waning of Christian belief in East Germany? A couple of factors I can think of... 1. The Poles treating Catholicism as a valuable defence, not only against Communism but against the Russisns; 2. The Germans in 1945 being more modern and advanced towards atheist or agnostic secularism?? And what about the Polish-Jewish relationship. There had been far more professional class and educated Jews in Poland at least proportionately and so, maybe, Catholicism was part of the defence however unnneeded after the Holicaust. What do you think?
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  • @wayfarer
    Enjoyed your thought provoking reply, Rurik.

    I'm on the same frequency with many of your points.

    I intend to followup in more detail. My response/s will be arriving, piecemeal and in small bytes. Either within this article or within another, where you are engaged.

    In that case, the replies may appear to be somewhat out-of-context. As there are some things I'd like to share with you, but unfortunately don't have the time to go into detail at this moment.

    Expect some off-the-wall and out-of-context replies. Hopefully I won't be sited for breaking any of UR's terms and conditions.

    Happy Holidays, Rurik.

    https://data.whicdn.com/images/75789500/large.jpg

    thanks Wayfarer,

    I look forward to our continuing correspondence.

    Hopefully I won’t be sited for breaking any of UR’s terms and conditions.

    I doubt that. Mr Unz gives us all a long leash, it seems. (thank you for that sir)

    also please check out his latest marvel:

    http://www.unz.com/video/

    and a very Merry Christmas to you Wayfarer!

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    Rurik, you asked about ET's.

    Well here's a transcript of a channeling session between a “human instrument” and an ET “principle” known as “Q'uo.”

    This particular transcript provides the ET principle's view of Jesus the Christ, at this time of our winter solstice and the Christmas holiday season.

    If nothing else it offers some insight for an individual like yourself who is seeking answers to questions, solutions to problems, and greater truths.

    Merry Christmas!

    source: http://www.llresearch.org/transcripts/issues/2010/2010_1218.aspx

    https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BEDg5o6CIAAZm__.jpg
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  • @Anon
    You seem to know a lot about rapists and sadists. I stand in awe. I hope it is merely that you have a greatly superior imagination to mine.

    rapists and sadists. I stand in awe.

    you should kneel in awe

    there’s a reason I’m here

    I do have other things I could (and should be doing ; ), but there’s something in me, (and I suspect Wayfarer and others too) that needs to oppose the forces of darkness- that all too often envelope the world in suffering and misery for the profit and amusement of evil men.

    Rudyard Kipling knew what I’m talking about, when he wrote these words in memory of his son, killed in a sadistic war contrived by evil men for their personal profits and amusement

    “If any question why we died.. Tell them, because our fathers lied”

    he felt pain at the loss of his son, and the tragedy of so many sons who died so pointlessly, with mustard gas in their lungs or flesh ripped from their bodies, and frozen in the mud..

    all for the vainglory of evil and petty men

    it’s true that I abhor cruelty and suffering, especially when it’s gratuitous and even more so when it’s deliberately dished out to innocents by fiends

    and I write in opposition to such things. I am, perhaps in a word, the anti-John McCain

    I stand in opposition to everything that man has represented his entire career, from treason to murder to corruption and crimes against humanity writ large.

    and yes, I also despise rapists. (not a deplorable who holds the door for a feminist. Not that kind of “rape”), but the kind of rapist that does not see or care about the humanity of the person who he violates- and imposes himself upon, always because he’s a sub-human loser and pathetic dreg.

    if he’s cruel too, then get out the marshmallows and hotdogs and let’s have a party!

    I wish it was only in my imagination that men can be (and often are) sadistic rapists (and mass-murdering war criminals).

    sometimes, beyond comprehension

    perhaps in order to determine what a man stands for; (individual human dignity ; ) you only need to see what he stands against ;)

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    "to determine what a man stands for you pnly need to see what a man stands against". While rolling this round in the cynical depths of my critical mind to see if some new homespun wisdom had emerged or only a modified cliché it crossed my mind that "Those who are not for (with) me are against me" harbours interesting logic. It really is a case of logic and facts being at odds. Thus I am not for you so I am against you. But I haven't heard of you so I can't be against you. And if I am not against you I can't be "not for" you. Thus I must be for you (= not not for you). All of which reminds us that such rhetoric is a dubious contribution to cerebration. George W's use of it meant "if you don't support us count yourself as an enemy".
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  • @Anon
    You seem to know a lot about rapists and sadists. I stand in awe. I hope it is merely that you have a greatly superior imagination to mine.

    Here’s your daily ration, of truth.

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  • @Rurik
    thank you for your thoughtful reply (as usual) Wayfarer,

    Both political and religious dogma seem to be the two weakest links within civilization’s recorded history.
     
    yes, and particularly when they are used as a proxy for thinking for oneself, imho.

    children are raised not to think for themselves. They're even discouraged from thinking period. They're given mental tasks to perform without explaining the purpose, 'just do it' and memorize all of this, or calculate all of that', and they learn to abhor 'thinking'. By design.

    Thinking requires we question everything, and doubt everything, and wonder at everything. It's at its best when we're focused on understanding something for ourselves. Not because we're told that 'this is what to think', which is, as you mention, what modern politics and religion do. They tell people 'this is what to think', and so for a public that's been programed not to think since childhood, and to accept and to parrot the dogmas of their elders, it's simply easier to learn the catechisms which negate the necessity of thinking and deciding for oneself what is true or not.

    I'm not denigrating religion per se, and certainly not religious people. We all are spiritual in our own way, even as the link you posted shows. It's just unfortunate that the big religions (and political parties) are so vulnerable to charlatans and scoundrels as a means of controlling what people 'think', and controlling their opinions and deeply-held beliefs and most of all, their purse strings and lives and welfare of their children.

    teaching your children to have a religious type of fealty to any dogma is weaponizing them as soldiers to whatever demagogue manages to wield the bullhorn on the pulpit.

    if they don't question everything, then they're potential victims to anyone who's charismatic or 'authoritative' or both.

    Political parties and religions serve an important purpose in society. In many ways they're necessary. People need to believe in something higher than themselves, (as your link shows), and religion fills many people with something beautiful and sublime, depending on that person's character and the message itself. Christ's message of love and forgiveness being high on that list, if you ask me.

    But when abused (all too often) by the dark side (power-crazed psychopaths), Christ's message can be twisted into a pretext to hate and murder. Or a weapon of your society's enemies in order to get you to let down your guard, and trust in the Lord, as your nation is ravaged by enemies. Too often Christians take the exhortation to 'turn the other cheek', literally, and allow their enemies to harm them, even to the point of invasion and wholesale rape. (Sweden)

    So yea, I'm not a big fan of organized religion or fealty to a political party. The closest I've ever got to a 'cult of personality' type of crusader was when Ron Paul was running for president, and I went to rallies and friends and family were rolling their eyes and saying 'enough already with the Ron Paul stuff!' But I did 'convert' a lot of people to what I saw was a small hope for this world to repudiate wars (and the war pigs who wage them), and return this powerful nation to a humble foreign policy and domestic sanity.

    and now here I am ranting again.. ;)

    transcripts will resonate with you
     
    I've perused it some, and will no doubt do so again..

    lots of beautiful stuff there

    one thing on skepticism.. (as I've been guilty of it all my life)

    I know a (very smart) guy, former military then commercial pilot. And he's quite clued into many rather esoteric and academic disciplines and knowledge. Chatting with him is a privilege of sorts, as he also has a great sense of humor. Anyways, one of the things he's always been on about, even if in a sort of dismissive way.. is aliens. (not Jose and Maria, but Area 51 types). He's said that he's seen things, even when he was a young pilot, for which there are no other explanations. I always used to put this down to a quirk of his convoluted mind, and how it wanders everywhere, to the distant stars and back to the mysterious inner soul. Never really being willing to 'go there' myself.

    then I saw a video

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=arIc1NlHvV0

    some sort of orb-like anomaly flies by and the Israeli satellite explodes on the launch pad.

    I've watched that video many, many times, and I don't think it's a fake, and I can not explain what that strange sphere is, unless it's a kind of technology we're simply not familiar with.

    what manner of ordnance was on that Israeli satellite?

    Now I'm wondering what really happened to the Challenger space shuttle, as it also had an Israeli scientist on board, going up to do experiments.

    anyways, my mind is more open than it's ever been, even with all my skepticism

    thanks Wayfarer for the links and for your insightful authenticity

    whatever else can be said of religion or spirituality, true forgiveness is perhaps as close to God as we'll ever experience. And not for those who've wronged us or ours, but for us who can forgive.. as it frees the heart of bitterness, and opens us up to more wonders and opportunities to fill our souls with grace.

    sorry if that sounds preachy, Didn't mean for it to.

    Enjoyed your thought provoking reply, Rurik.

    I’m on the same frequency with many of your points.

    I intend to followup in more detail. My response/s will be arriving, piecemeal and in small bytes. Either within this article or within another, where you are engaged.

    In that case, the replies may appear to be somewhat out-of-context. As there are some things I’d like to share with you, but unfortunately don’t have the time to go into detail at this moment.

    Expect some off-the-wall and out-of-context replies. Hopefully I won’t be sited for breaking any of UR’s terms and conditions.

    Happy Holidays, Rurik.

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    thanks Wayfarer,

    I look forward to our continuing correspondence.

    Hopefully I won’t be sited for breaking any of UR’s terms and conditions.
     
    I doubt that. Mr Unz gives us all a long leash, it seems. (thank you for that sir)

    also please check out his latest marvel:

    http://www.unz.com/video/

    and a very Merry Christmas to you Wayfarer!

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  • @Rurik
    great post wayfarer

    (love the puppy ; )

    You see how I spend my time on UR, calling out the Zionist tormentors. To me they have a face, and it’s the face of an abuser. I have no sympathy for abusers. None, zero
     
    perhaps I too am motivated by something deep in my psyche to right wrongs, or as I'm inclined to hope... prevent more of them.

    I've studied the events that have shaped our world, and I've seen some really sinister villains and netherworld scum in action.

    Human nature at its most demonic.. John Gacy or Ted Bundy have nothing on these guys and gals. Whatever horrors they committed, (and they did commit horrors), it was a Sunday picnic compared to what Churchill, Stalin, FDR and Hitler managed to accomplish. And even these boys were teddy bears compared to the hidden hand behind them all ~ The Rothschild banking cabal and International Zionists, about whom not one in a hundred are even aware.

    So I learned about Dresden, (after being pumped with the ubiquitous propaganda that WWII was "The Good War"), and I learned about the Holodomor, (after being berated with the catechism that only Jews really suffered, and that they were always 100% innocent, whereas their persecutors were always 100% evil), and blah, blah, blah.

    And I realized that everything they were teaching me was agenda-driven lies to mask the crimes and true nature of the fiends who perpetrated that European/Russian catastrophe.

    Then I watched what they did at Waco. And this was further proof that these human fiends really do enjoy burning people, (including [especially Christian] children) alive, if they don't properly submit to their power.

    Orwell was right!

    The psychopaths who seek power (always for its own sake), lose, (if they ever had it) all semblance of simple human decency. They become cruel and sadistic and monomaniacal. They MUST see their victims submit. They MUST feel that surge of exhilaration at seeing their opponents suffer, and be able to lord it over them.

    let's be honest, we all know that is how Hillary feels about Donald. And for some of us, just watching her (and her ilk) gnashing in excruciating torment in their infinite frustration - is more than just amusing.

    It's as if David Koresh was able to walk out of that Texas church, with children in tow, and be hailed by a thunderous applause for humiliating the Clinton regime- with his refusal to submit. And his triumph over her will.

    But alas, David did not walk out, and those children were deliberately burned alive, (to sate an insatiable NEED for petty psychopaths [quintessential bullies] to impose themselves on others).

    I believe that is what motivates most rapists. A NEED to finally, in their otherwise pathetic lives of meaningless daily humiliations, (being abjectly mediocre individuals), to have *their* way [FINALLY!] over somebody.

    Anyways, I'm all over the place with this. But the point is that yes, when you've glimmered the nature of the psychopaths that seek power over others, and see what they have wrought in the world to sate their appetites.. at places like Dresden and Waco, Palestine and Fallujah, the Ukraine and the forests of Poland, Libya and Syria and so many myriad crime scenes of unimaginable suffering of innocent (often children) at the hands of demonic human animals drunk on power- (fiends), there's something I guess that motivates us to wake people up to their intentions and the very real threat that they represent.

    We don't want to see any more Dresdens or Wacos or Gazas. We know what they'd like to do to us, ;) and ours.. and we'd simply like to prevent such horrors from being realized on the faces of children, often starved to death slowly, as they're doing in Yemen right now - in order for some power-crazed fiends to impose their will - in absolute terms- on weaker people.

    nothing new under the sun..

    You seem to know a lot about rapists and sadists. I stand in awe. I hope it is merely that you have a greatly superior imagination to mine.

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    Here's your daily ration, of truth.

    Sweden Now Rape Capital of Europe Thanks to Muslim Migrants!
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-qDcPneLM4
    , @Rurik

    rapists and sadists. I stand in awe.
     
    you should kneel in awe

    there's a reason I'm here

    I do have other things I could (and should be doing ; ), but there's something in me, (and I suspect Wayfarer and others too) that needs to oppose the forces of darkness- that all too often envelope the world in suffering and misery for the profit and amusement of evil men.

    Rudyard Kipling knew what I'm talking about, when he wrote these words in memory of his son, killed in a sadistic war contrived by evil men for their personal profits and amusement

    "If any question why we died.. Tell them, because our fathers lied"

    he felt pain at the loss of his son, and the tragedy of so many sons who died so pointlessly, with mustard gas in their lungs or flesh ripped from their bodies, and frozen in the mud..

    all for the vainglory of evil and petty men

    it's true that I abhor cruelty and suffering, especially when it's gratuitous and even more so when it's deliberately dished out to innocents by fiends

    and I write in opposition to such things. I am, perhaps in a word, the anti-John McCain

    I stand in opposition to everything that man has represented his entire career, from treason to murder to corruption and crimes against humanity writ large.

    and yes, I also despise rapists. (not a deplorable who holds the door for a feminist. Not that kind of "rape"), but the kind of rapist that does not see or care about the humanity of the person who he violates- and imposes himself upon, always because he's a sub-human loser and pathetic dreg.

    if he's cruel too, then get out the marshmallows and hotdogs and let's have a party!

    I wish it was only in my imagination that men can be (and often are) sadistic rapists (and mass-murdering war criminals).

    sometimes, beyond comprehension

    perhaps in order to determine what a man stands for; (individual human dignity ; ) you only need to see what he stands against ;)

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  • @denk
    WMM/ISIS
    MADE IN USA


    https://www.sott.net/article/359163-The-Truth-Perspective-Weapons-of-Mass-Migration-Interview-with-Michael-Springmann-on-Europes-Migrant-Crisis

    Ron! Ron! Are you listening? You should consider getting Michael Springmann to contribute to UR. Never reached the same heights in government as the mad P C Roberts did but sounds sane and his fitting together of unlikely pieces (George Soros and the destruction of many countries by migration e.g.) is delivered calmly and reasonably. He can even sound reasonable when speculating on the sponsorship of 9/11 unlike the obsessors about WTC7 and whether a plane hit the Pentagon. But….. but….. No mention of Israel. It is hard to see America being as focused and Machievellian as Israel might be in keeping Europe weak and unfocused. May I suggest that you invite him to write an article as a notional response to someone who suggests that his views in “Goodbye Europe! Hello Chaos! Merkel’s Migrant Bomb” and maybe “Visas for Al Qaeda” don’t fully cohere without examining Israel’s perceived interests and policies and how these might have influenced American actions and policy.

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  • @Beckow
    Together the old Czech R and Slovakia have over 15 million people - on a day to day basis they are still very integrated. Languages are very similar - by Western standards they would be dialects, but Slavic grammars are more pervasive.

    That is in my view 'decent-sized', or even an optimal size. Once a country goes over 15-20 million, all kinds of pathologies pop up. I think a relatively homogeneous country of 5 to 20 million people is a good place to be. E.g., until its bizarre recent self-destruction Sweden'd 9 million were almost ideal. Or Austria.

    Birth rates are an issue, although the good news is that they have stabilised. It is likely that Central-Eastern populations will remain roughly about the same for the next 1-2 generations, or have very small declines of 5-10%. Given that there was a dramatic, rapid growth in the 20th century (between 1945-90 Czechoslovakia went up by almost a third), that could be ok. What matters is that there are no Third World populations - and will not be unless EU militarily occupies those countries. Romas are a problem, but they have been around for hundreds of years. Their numbers are exaggerated by Western meddlers for political reasons, they are 3-4% of the population with about half fully integrated. Many of the least viable have also moved to UK, Canada or Belgium for welfare.

    Stable populations assure a healthy labor market. A healthy labor market is one where demand and supply are in balance - not the neo-liberal 'Western' version of a huge over-supply that forces competition on every level and eventually leads to lower incomes and a downward spiral. That is historically the Asian labor market model that Western neo-liberal overlords imported to the West (and are laughing all the way to the bank together with their tens of millions of imported Third World allies). Having a huge population, or a mass over-supply of labor is terrible. Only crazy globalists have somehow convinced people that it is the only way. EU could be a paradise on earth - for its native people - with about 400 million happy Europeans. I prefer smaller, more manageable societies.

    Regarding fertility rates all of Europe has a problem.
    The average rate is 1.5 only for white Europeans.

    In Central and East Europe the fertility rates are 1.3 or 1.4.
    It will take a lot of work to fix this. Improving by economic means, less contraceptives, some kind of tests on chemicals and then removing them, etc.

    Really it needs to be raised to 2 child minimum for Europe. In countries like Poland and Ukraine they can go for 2.5 children. and Russia with its massive land area can go for 3.
    Its unlikely but it would give power.

    Check the UN and/or EU projections for population 2030, 2050.
    Our population will go down heavily. From Czechia to Russia to Serbia and Bulgaria. While the Western and North Europe import
    tons just to keep their population slightly rising.

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  • @wayfarer
    I'm on the same page with you Rurik, with all of your points.

    Both political and religious dogma seem to be the two weakest links within civilization's recorded history.

    But from the depths of humanity's darkness, light emerges.

    The “channeled” transcripts within this site's library ( http://www.llresearch.org/ ), have kept me grounded through many dark nights of the soul, and functioned as a guiding light that's kept me optimistic as I seek truth, in the darkest of times.

    Hopefully these transcripts will resonate with you as well, Rurik.

    To find a transcript on the topic of “good and evil” simply enter, [ good evil site:www.llresearch.org ] into a search engine. Or you can manually search the site's library.

    Here's an example transcript as it applies to your previous post. It may or may not “resonate” with you. I'm hoping that it does.

    source: http://www.llresearch.org/transcripts/issues/1992/1992_0614.aspx

    Peace, on Earth!

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    thank you for your thoughtful reply (as usual) Wayfarer,

    Both political and religious dogma seem to be the two weakest links within civilization’s recorded history.

    yes, and particularly when they are used as a proxy for thinking for oneself, imho.

    children are raised not to think for themselves. They’re even discouraged from thinking period. They’re given mental tasks to perform without explaining the purpose, ‘just do it’ and memorize all of this, or calculate all of that’, and they learn to abhor ‘thinking’. By design.

    Thinking requires we question everything, and doubt everything, and wonder at everything. It’s at its best when we’re focused on understanding something for ourselves. Not because we’re told that ‘this is what to think’, which is, as you mention, what modern politics and religion do. They tell people ‘this is what to think’, and so for a public that’s been programed not to think since childhood, and to accept and to parrot the dogmas of their elders, it’s simply easier to learn the catechisms which negate the necessity of thinking and deciding for oneself what is true or not.

    I’m not denigrating religion per se, and certainly not religious people. We all are spiritual in our own way, even as the link you posted shows. It’s just unfortunate that the big religions (and political parties) are so vulnerable to charlatans and scoundrels as a means of controlling what people ‘think’, and controlling their opinions and deeply-held beliefs and most of all, their purse strings and lives and welfare of their children.

    teaching your children to have a religious type of fealty to any dogma is weaponizing them as soldiers to whatever demagogue manages to wield the bullhorn on the pulpit.

    if they don’t question everything, then they’re potential victims to anyone who’s charismatic or ‘authoritative’ or both.

    Political parties and religions serve an important purpose in society. In many ways they’re necessary. People need to believe in something higher than themselves, (as your link shows), and religion fills many people with something beautiful and sublime, depending on that person’s character and the message itself. Christ’s message of love and forgiveness being high on that list, if you ask me.

    But when abused (all too often) by the dark side (power-crazed psychopaths), Christ’s message can be twisted into a pretext to hate and murder. Or a weapon of your society’s enemies in order to get you to let down your guard, and trust in the Lord, as your nation is ravaged by enemies. Too often Christians take the exhortation to ‘turn the other cheek’, literally, and allow their enemies to harm them, even to the point of invasion and wholesale rape. (Sweden)

    So yea, I’m not a big fan of organized religion or fealty to a political party. The closest I’ve ever got to a ‘cult of personality’ type of crusader was when Ron Paul was running for president, and I went to rallies and friends and family were rolling their eyes and saying ‘enough already with the Ron Paul stuff!’ But I did ‘convert’ a lot of people to what I saw was a small hope for this world to repudiate wars (and the war pigs who wage them), and return this powerful nation to a humble foreign policy and domestic sanity.

    and now here I am ranting again.. ;)

    transcripts will resonate with you

    I’ve perused it some, and will no doubt do so again..

    lots of beautiful stuff there

    one thing on skepticism.. (as I’ve been guilty of it all my life)

    I know a (very smart) guy, former military then commercial pilot. And he’s quite clued into many rather esoteric and academic disciplines and knowledge. Chatting with him is a privilege of sorts, as he also has a great sense of humor. Anyways, one of the things he’s always been on about, even if in a sort of dismissive way.. is aliens. (not Jose and Maria, but Area 51 types). He’s said that he’s seen things, even when he was a young pilot, for which there are no other explanations. I always used to put this down to a quirk of his convoluted mind, and how it wanders everywhere, to the distant stars and back to the mysterious inner soul. Never really being willing to ‘go there’ myself.

    then I saw a video

    some sort of orb-like anomaly flies by and the Israeli satellite explodes on the launch pad.

    I’ve watched that video many, many times, and I don’t think it’s a fake, and I can not explain what that strange sphere is, unless it’s a kind of technology we’re simply not familiar with.

    what manner of ordnance was on that Israeli satellite?

    Now I’m wondering what really happened to the Challenger space shuttle, as it also had an Israeli scientist on board, going up to do experiments.

    anyways, my mind is more open than it’s ever been, even with all my skepticism

    thanks Wayfarer for the links and for your insightful authenticity

    whatever else can be said of religion or spirituality, true forgiveness is perhaps as close to God as we’ll ever experience. And not for those who’ve wronged us or ours, but for us who can forgive.. as it frees the heart of bitterness, and opens us up to more wonders and opportunities to fill our souls with grace.

    sorry if that sounds preachy, Didn’t mean for it to.

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    Enjoyed your thought provoking reply, Rurik.

    I'm on the same frequency with many of your points.

    I intend to followup in more detail. My response/s will be arriving, piecemeal and in small bytes. Either within this article or within another, where you are engaged.

    In that case, the replies may appear to be somewhat out-of-context. As there are some things I'd like to share with you, but unfortunately don't have the time to go into detail at this moment.

    Expect some off-the-wall and out-of-context replies. Hopefully I won't be sited for breaking any of UR's terms and conditions.

    Happy Holidays, Rurik.

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    , @Alden
    There are a lot of UFO documentaries on TV. Most focus on the testimony of Air Force, navy and commercial pilots who have seen strange things in the skies that appear to be some kind of space ships.

    I’m somewhat of a believer because of the testimonies of those experienced pilots.
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  • @Anon
    Forgive me for inserting myself in this conversation, but your post made me remember this bit of wisdom, taught to me by an old man experienced in helping suffering souls:

    @ I wrestle with forgiveness

    Forgiveness is not a feeling or something that happens to you. Forgiving is a conscious act of the will. (You can first do a long letter and burn it, as therapists say). The feelings will come back, will recur, like waves. But you and your feelings are not the same thing. When this happens, you remind yourself "Wayfarer, remember that this, this you have already forgiven."

    We are all pilgrims in this life, yet our goal is transcendent.

    Forgive me for inserting myself in this conversation, but your post made me remember this bit of wisdom, taught to me by an old man experienced in helping suffering souls:

    @ I wrestle with forgiveness

    Forgiveness is not a feeling or something that happens to you. Forgiving is a conscious act of the will. (You can first do a long letter and burn it, as therapists say). The feelings will come back, will recur, like waves. But you and your feelings are not the same thing. When this happens, you remind yourself “wayfarer, remember that this, this you have already forgiven.”

    We are all pilgrims in this life, yet our goal is transcendent.

    Damn, that was helpful.

    I immediately experimented with it.

    I choose to consciously/willfully forgive my father, a very brutal man.

    Memories of him began surfacing, as a broken soul who’d suffered a massive stroke, living out the last chapter of his life, as a cripple. Struggling for the next ten years until the day he died, alone and among society’s destitute.

    He was born destitute, and died destitute.

    Tears began flowing. I finally forgive the poor man. I’ve found a part of me, deep inside, that loved him. After all these years.

    Whoever you are, thank you so much.

    There’s going to be lots of tears, in the days and years to come.

    I’m sending my father this song. For no other reason than it’s a peaceful song.

    As I hope he’s now resting somewhere, in peace.

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  • @RadicalCenter
    As unlikely as it seems at the moment, it may be that the only way to escape the EU’s surrender to Islamic and African takeover is for Bavaria to leave Germany and the EU.

    Bavaria and Austria could band together with Poland, Hungary, and Czech Republic for common border security and diplomatic unity. Perhaps trade agreements and greatly increased cultural exchange and tourism, as well. (Not having a common currency or otherwise surrendering sovereignty as with the EU.)

    As unlikely as it seems at the moment, it may be that the only way to escape the EU’s surrender to Islamic and African takeover is for Bavaria to leave Germany and the EU.

    Bavaria and Austria could band together with Poland, Hungary, and Czech Republic for common border security and diplomatic unity. Perhaps trade agreements and greatly increased cultural exchange and tourism, as well. (Not having a common currency or otherwise surrendering sovereignty as with the EU.)

    There’s something in this. It’s an imaginable Central European entity possibly including Northern Italy, Slovakia, Croatia and Western Ukraine.

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  • Anon • Disclaimer says:
    @wayfarer
    This “dude” was raised by a step-father, an NCO in the marine corps. Who regularly abused him while at the same time, trained him how to fight to the death.

    The dude looked like a choir-boy, but he was lethal like a pitbull. He was eventually convicted of some felony assault, and sent to a maximum security prison, where he did his time.

    A few days into his sentence, he was ridiculed by another prisoner in front of the general prison population. He now had a target, on his back.

    Within the week he stole some canned food from the kitchen where he was working, and acquired several extra pairs of socks. He fashioned a blackjack weapon, and with it ambushed the mouthy prisoner. Who was severely beaten and critically injured. He gave him no quarter.

    From that point on in prison, no one messed with him.

    I'm a survivor of sustained violent child abuse, but at the hands of a psychopathic father. In my case, I simply withdrew from the world, finding it difficult to hold down jobs or interact socially, simply following the path of least resistance as a loner.

    You see how I spend my time on UR, calling out the Zionist tormentors. To me they have a face, and it's the face of an abuser. I have no sympathy for abusers. None, zero.

    To answer your question. This is how I'd pursue justice in a rape case, if it were personal.

    Initially and anonymously, search for and publish any public, private, or identifying information regarding the crime, the criminal, and the “justice” system. I would do this the old-fashioned way by printing and distributing thousands and thousands of paper flyers. In short, I would dox the mother fu#kers, publically.

    I'd continue this process, for several years if necessary, with the hopes that some form of justice would eventually be served.

    If after several years, the rapist had still not answered for the brutal crime/s. Well then like they say, “revenge is a dish, best served cold.”

    I wrestle with forgiveness, but its probably going to take me many more lifetimes to master the art.

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    Forgive me for inserting myself in this conversation, but your post made me remember this bit of wisdom, taught to me by an old man experienced in helping suffering souls:

    @ I wrestle with forgiveness

    Forgiveness is not a feeling or something that happens to you. Forgiving is a conscious act of the will. (You can first do a long letter and burn it, as therapists say). The feelings will come back, will recur, like waves. But you and your feelings are not the same thing. When this happens, you remind yourself “Wayfarer, remember that this, this you have already forgiven.”

    We are all pilgrims in this life, yet our goal is transcendent.

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    Forgive me for inserting myself in this conversation, but your post made me remember this bit of wisdom, taught to me by an old man experienced in helping suffering souls:

    @ I wrestle with forgiveness

    Forgiveness is not a feeling or something that happens to you. Forgiving is a conscious act of the will. (You can first do a long letter and burn it, as therapists say). The feelings will come back, will recur, like waves. But you and your feelings are not the same thing. When this happens, you remind yourself “wayfarer, remember that this, this you have already forgiven.”

    We are all pilgrims in this life, yet our goal is transcendent.
     
    Damn, that was helpful.

    I immediately experimented with it.

    I choose to consciously/willfully forgive my father, a very brutal man.

    Memories of him began surfacing, as a broken soul who'd suffered a massive stroke, living out the last chapter of his life, as a cripple. Struggling for the next ten years until the day he died, alone and among society's destitute.

    He was born destitute, and died destitute.

    Tears began flowing. I finally forgive the poor man. I've found a part of me, deep inside, that loved him. After all these years.

    Whoever you are, thank you so much.

    There's going to be lots of tears, in the days and years to come.

    I'm sending my father this song. For no other reason than it's a peaceful song.

    As I hope he's now resting somewhere, in peace.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-uJ61jgFCMM

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  • @RadicalCenter
    Wally, this is tiresome.

    I am part German, speak some German, and love Germany. Whatever the exact number of people killed in camps by the Nazis, perhaps many fewer than claimed, torture and terror are wrong and were unnecessary.

    Like you, I wish the germans and Austrians would get over the notion that they’re uniquely evil, when most other peoples in the world acquired and/or kept their land by being brutal to other peoples (including the Russians, the Chinese, the Arab Muslims, Africans, the “noble peaceful” Indian tribes in USA and Canada, etc.).

    But there is nothing to be gained by this obsessive focus. Argue that Jews have disproportionate influence in western governments and media and use that influence often to lie, exaggerate, and manipulate us into foolish wars and suicidal immigration policies, for sure. But you lose credibility instantly with almost everyone when you keep hammering on the alleged falsity of the whole nazi program to exterminate Jews. It happened to some degree, and it was evil.

    There was no need to degrade or torture or experiment on people, and no excuse for however much of it occurred. Deportation would have worked for their purposes.

    Addendum.

    Deportation…………………………

    Actually Hitler before started to put Jews into cams called the conference of leaders and did notify them that he want the Jews to emigrate. All countries were willing to help.
    When Jews were collected conference was called again. US agreed to take 20000. All others did not want to take one.

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  • http://v4report.com/index.php/2017/07/13/migrants-leaving-baltic-states-sugar-daddy-germany/

    “The migrants are leaving Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania. Of course, the BBC says the migrants are “frustrated and trapped in chilly Baltic states”. In other words, Germany is offering more money.”

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  • Anon • Disclaimer says:
    @Beckow
    With modern weapons it takes a relatively small number of people to defend a country (men and women of all ages can do it). What is required is will power - a simple willingness to use force to protect one's borders. I also think that both Turkey and Russia are geographically too removed to be a real danger. Turks might eventually become a threat, as they were in the past (1400-1900 - 500 years of Turkish attack on Europe). Russians already controlled the area (1945-90) and during their height of glory never attempted to change the demographics of East-Central Europe. It is hard to imagine that with their own issues, they would try to do it again.

    In Slovakia there are 5.5 million people, Czech R has 10.4 million. The demographics are 97-98% (plus) white Christian. Even worse case scenario would over the next 50 years drop that population to around 14 million, still 97% white Christian. That to me is stability. Good enough.

    The biggest danger that we see are Third World settlers from the Western Europe moving here as EU citizens. There are 50-60 million of them, and they have a legal right to move here. That would create Third World ghettoes (first in a few large cities), and that would bring people directly from the Third World (with their family 'reunification' schemes). This is the scenario that happened in UK, France, later in Austria, Germany. This is the real danger and if EU collapses that will be the reason.

    “That would create Third World ghettoes (first in a few large cities), and that would bring people directly from the Third World (with their family ‘reunification’ schemes).”
    – Only if the governments will be foolish enough to provide generous welfare for the black newcomers; otherwise, East Europe will be safe. For instance, the migrants do not want to reside in the impoverished Baltic States.

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    "Only if the governments will be foolish enough to provide generous welfare for the black newcomers"
     
    No, that is a fallacy. First of all, it is literally impossible not to provide minimal 'welfare' once the migrants are allowed in. They can't live on the street, and society cannot let them starve, or not have minimal health care. In a modern society that is a given.

    Your fantasy about 'cut welfare, they won't come' is an ideological dead-end. The uber-capitalist 'self-reliance' nonsense is how we got into this mess in the first place. It is easily manipulated. One more time: cutting welfare might slow it down, but it is not the solution. The solution is to not allow them in - to control the borders. And they will come, welfare, no welfare, they will come because anything is better than the Third World hell-holes they are trying to leave...
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  • @RadicalCenter
    Many reasonable points here, as usual, Beckow. But it doesn’t seem like eastern and Central European populations are stabilizing.

    Austria’s population of actual Austrians is declining and set to decline more drastically soon as their number of women of childbearing age declines.

    Same for Slovakia.

    Same for Ukraine, even worse.

    Moreover, smaller societies may be advantageous in some important respects, BUT: the sad fact is that these peoples must have enough of a surplus of youngish men to fight and die — in large numbers, if need be — defending their people, whether against Muslims (someday the Turks, given their location and Turkey’s increasing population and Islamization), Russians, or an as-yet unforeseen enemy.

    Maybe the best is a number of smaller nations, relatively homogeneous genetically and culturally, banded together for defensive purposes but not forcibly united or centrally ruled. Bringing me partly back to your position ;)

    With modern weapons it takes a relatively small number of people to defend a country (men and women of all ages can do it). What is required is will power – a simple willingness to use force to protect one’s borders. I also think that both Turkey and Russia are geographically too removed to be a real danger. Turks might eventually become a threat, as they were in the past (1400-1900 – 500 years of Turkish attack on Europe). Russians already controlled the area (1945-90) and during their height of glory never attempted to change the demographics of East-Central Europe. It is hard to imagine that with their own issues, they would try to do it again.

    In Slovakia there are 5.5 million people, Czech R has 10.4 million. The demographics are 97-98% (plus) white Christian. Even worse case scenario would over the next 50 years drop that population to around 14 million, still 97% white Christian. That to me is stability. Good enough.

    The biggest danger that we see are Third World settlers from the Western Europe moving here as EU citizens. There are 50-60 million of them, and they have a legal right to move here. That would create Third World ghettoes (first in a few large cities), and that would bring people directly from the Third World (with their family ‘reunification’ schemes). This is the scenario that happened in UK, France, later in Austria, Germany. This is the real danger and if EU collapses that will be the reason.

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    "That would create Third World ghettoes (first in a few large cities), and that would bring people directly from the Third World (with their family ‘reunification’ schemes)."
    -- Only if the governments will be foolish enough to provide generous welfare for the black newcomers; otherwise, East Europe will be safe. For instance, the migrants do not want to reside in the impoverished Baltic States.
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  • @RadicalCenter
    As unlikely as it seems at the moment, it may be that the only way to escape the EU’s surrender to Islamic and African takeover is for Bavaria to leave Germany and the EU.

    Bavaria and Austria could band together with Poland, Hungary, and Czech Republic for common border security and diplomatic unity. Perhaps trade agreements and greatly increased cultural exchange and tourism, as well. (Not having a common currency or otherwise surrendering sovereignty as with the EU.)

    Bavaria to leave Germany and the EU.

    You could also add East German states like Thuringia and Saxony to that; I’d be in favour of such secession, the sick parts of Germany in the west and north should be left to rot alone.

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  • @wayfarer
    I'm on the same page with you Rurik, with all of your points.

    Both political and religious dogma seem to be the two weakest links within civilization's recorded history.

    But from the depths of humanity's darkness, light emerges.

    The “channeled” transcripts within this site's library ( http://www.llresearch.org/ ), have kept me grounded through many dark nights of the soul, and functioned as a guiding light that's kept me optimistic as I seek truth, in the darkest of times.

    Hopefully these transcripts will resonate with you as well, Rurik.

    To find a transcript on the topic of “good and evil” simply enter, [ good evil site:www.llresearch.org ] into a search engine. Or you can manually search the site's library.

    Here's an example transcript as it applies to your previous post. It may or may not “resonate” with you. I'm hoping that it does.

    source: http://www.llresearch.org/transcripts/issues/1992/1992_0614.aspx

    Peace, on Earth!

    https://i.pinimg.com/originals/4f/c2/c0/4fc2c0e5863aaaa5402e80aa7fa8ea0a.jpg

    A beautiful post, Wayfarer, and I’m now “following” you.

    Critical qualifier to your concluding sentiment, though, from the original text: peace on earth TO MEN OF GOODWILL. To other men, not so much — we use any means necessary to defend our people and lands, without compunction.

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  • @Beckow
    Together the old Czech R and Slovakia have over 15 million people - on a day to day basis they are still very integrated. Languages are very similar - by Western standards they would be dialects, but Slavic grammars are more pervasive.

    That is in my view 'decent-sized', or even an optimal size. Once a country goes over 15-20 million, all kinds of pathologies pop up. I think a relatively homogeneous country of 5 to 20 million people is a good place to be. E.g., until its bizarre recent self-destruction Sweden'd 9 million were almost ideal. Or Austria.

    Birth rates are an issue, although the good news is that they have stabilised. It is likely that Central-Eastern populations will remain roughly about the same for the next 1-2 generations, or have very small declines of 5-10%. Given that there was a dramatic, rapid growth in the 20th century (between 1945-90 Czechoslovakia went up by almost a third), that could be ok. What matters is that there are no Third World populations - and will not be unless EU militarily occupies those countries. Romas are a problem, but they have been around for hundreds of years. Their numbers are exaggerated by Western meddlers for political reasons, they are 3-4% of the population with about half fully integrated. Many of the least viable have also moved to UK, Canada or Belgium for welfare.

    Stable populations assure a healthy labor market. A healthy labor market is one where demand and supply are in balance - not the neo-liberal 'Western' version of a huge over-supply that forces competition on every level and eventually leads to lower incomes and a downward spiral. That is historically the Asian labor market model that Western neo-liberal overlords imported to the West (and are laughing all the way to the bank together with their tens of millions of imported Third World allies). Having a huge population, or a mass over-supply of labor is terrible. Only crazy globalists have somehow convinced people that it is the only way. EU could be a paradise on earth - for its native people - with about 400 million happy Europeans. I prefer smaller, more manageable societies.

    Many reasonable points here, as usual, Beckow. But it doesn’t seem like eastern and Central European populations are stabilizing.

    Austria’s population of actual Austrians is declining and set to decline more drastically soon as their number of women of childbearing age declines.

    Same for Slovakia.

    Same for Ukraine, even worse.

    Moreover, smaller societies may be advantageous in some important respects, BUT: the sad fact is that these peoples must have enough of a surplus of youngish men to fight and die — in large numbers, if need be — defending their people, whether against Muslims (someday the Turks, given their location and Turkey’s increasing population and Islamization), Russians, or an as-yet unforeseen enemy.

    Maybe the best is a number of smaller nations, relatively homogeneous genetically and culturally, banded together for defensive purposes but not forcibly united or centrally ruled. Bringing me partly back to your position ;)

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    With modern weapons it takes a relatively small number of people to defend a country (men and women of all ages can do it). What is required is will power - a simple willingness to use force to protect one's borders. I also think that both Turkey and Russia are geographically too removed to be a real danger. Turks might eventually become a threat, as they were in the past (1400-1900 - 500 years of Turkish attack on Europe). Russians already controlled the area (1945-90) and during their height of glory never attempted to change the demographics of East-Central Europe. It is hard to imagine that with their own issues, they would try to do it again.

    In Slovakia there are 5.5 million people, Czech R has 10.4 million. The demographics are 97-98% (plus) white Christian. Even worse case scenario would over the next 50 years drop that population to around 14 million, still 97% white Christian. That to me is stability. Good enough.

    The biggest danger that we see are Third World settlers from the Western Europe moving here as EU citizens. There are 50-60 million of them, and they have a legal right to move here. That would create Third World ghettoes (first in a few large cities), and that would bring people directly from the Third World (with their family 'reunification' schemes). This is the scenario that happened in UK, France, later in Austria, Germany. This is the real danger and if EU collapses that will be the reason.

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  • @wayfarer
    This “dude” was raised by a step-father, an NCO in the marine corps. Who regularly abused him while at the same time, trained him how to fight to the death.

    The dude looked like a choir-boy, but he was lethal like a pitbull. He was eventually convicted of some felony assault, and sent to a maximum security prison, where he did his time.

    A few days into his sentence, he was ridiculed by another prisoner in front of the general prison population. He now had a target, on his back.

    Within the week he stole some canned food from the kitchen where he was working, and acquired several extra pairs of socks. He fashioned a blackjack weapon, and with it ambushed the mouthy prisoner. Who was severely beaten and critically injured. He gave him no quarter.

    From that point on in prison, no one messed with him.

    I'm a survivor of sustained violent child abuse, but at the hands of a psychopathic father. In my case, I simply withdrew from the world, finding it difficult to hold down jobs or interact socially, simply following the path of least resistance as a loner.

    You see how I spend my time on UR, calling out the Zionist tormentors. To me they have a face, and it's the face of an abuser. I have no sympathy for abusers. None, zero.

    To answer your question. This is how I'd pursue justice in a rape case, if it were personal.

    Initially and anonymously, search for and publish any public, private, or identifying information regarding the crime, the criminal, and the “justice” system. I would do this the old-fashioned way by printing and distributing thousands and thousands of paper flyers. In short, I would dox the mother fu#kers, publically.

    I'd continue this process, for several years if necessary, with the hopes that some form of justice would eventually be served.

    If after several years, the rapist had still not answered for the brutal crime/s. Well then like they say, “revenge is a dish, best served cold.”

    I wrestle with forgiveness, but its probably going to take me many more lifetimes to master the art.

    http://shaynathemiracledog.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/Harper-running.jpg

    Very sorry to hear what was inflicted on you. Your effort to recover and not to be cruel to others in turn is inspiring.

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  • @Priss Factor
    Self-righteousness via Self-loathing is the Identity of many whites.

    But what kind of identity is self-loathing-righteousness?

    German, apparently.

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  • @German_reader

    but I would never say that CSU politicians or supporters “should die”
     
    I meant they should die as parties, like the DC in Italy (though frankly I wouldn't be sorry about the death of CDU politicians).
    You're exactly right, Seehofer's "upper limit" on refugees of 200 000 a year is a pathetic joke, much too high anyway, and it's merely for show imo, a "good cop, bad cop" routine to keep voters from defecting to the AfD (Seehofer is a really disgusting character anyway, he committed adultery and was even dumb enough to impregnate his young mistress).
    And during the failed coalition talks the CSU delegation was just as enthusiastic about entering a coalition with the Greens as the CDU...haha, some nice "conservatives". I hope they'll be punished at the Bavarian elections next year.

    As unlikely as it seems at the moment, it may be that the only way to escape the EU’s surrender to Islamic and African takeover is for Bavaria to leave Germany and the EU.

    Bavaria and Austria could band together with Poland, Hungary, and Czech Republic for common border security and diplomatic unity. Perhaps trade agreements and greatly increased cultural exchange and tourism, as well. (Not having a common currency or otherwise surrendering sovereignty as with the EU.)

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    Bavaria to leave Germany and the EU.
     
    You could also add East German states like Thuringia and Saxony to that; I'd be in favour of such secession, the sick parts of Germany in the west and north should be left to rot alone.
    , @Miro23

    As unlikely as it seems at the moment, it may be that the only way to escape the EU’s surrender to Islamic and African takeover is for Bavaria to leave Germany and the EU.

    Bavaria and Austria could band together with Poland, Hungary, and Czech Republic for common border security and diplomatic unity. Perhaps trade agreements and greatly increased cultural exchange and tourism, as well. (Not having a common currency or otherwise surrendering sovereignty as with the EU.)
     
    There's something in this. It's an imaginable Central European entity possibly including Northern Italy, Slovakia, Croatia and Western Ukraine.
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  • @truthman
    Wonder what all the Southern European, Polish, Russian, and for that matter even Turkish residents of Germany feel about the most recent arrivals. If you were a reasonably successful second generation Croat, Greek or even a Turk, you can hardly be excited about your neighborhood or city now welcoming in a random grab bag of Afghans, Somalis and Moroccans.

    Good point that I haven’t heard before.

    As for the Turks, though, I wonder if a fair number of the Turks in Germany would still welcome non-Turkish muslims, to a point, because it moves Germany further and faster towards Islamic control.

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  • @Wally
    Ultimately the truth about the fake 'holocau$t' will be addressed. It's religious narrative is infantile.
    Until the alleged & absurdly impossible ’6M Jews, 5M others, & gas chambers’ are openly debated, and it is happening, there will be no real change in Austria or elsewhere. I mean none. I know it, you know it.
    Zionism is obviously evil. Exposing the fact that the essential basis for it's escaping punishment for it's massive crimes & twisted influence is based upon easily debunked lies will do wonders. Ultimately there is no other way but to meet The Big Lie head-on.
    As is said:
    There were the ‘Nazis’ with the mythological ’6M Jews, 5M others, & gas chambers’ and there were the ‘Nazis’ without the mythological ’6M Jews, 5M others, & gas chambers’.
    http://www.codoh.com
    Probing the Holocaust, pt. 1
    https://codoh.com/library/document/4056/?lang=en

    Wally, this is tiresome.

    I am part German, speak some German, and love Germany. Whatever the exact number of people killed in camps by the Nazis, perhaps many fewer than claimed, torture and terror are wrong and were unnecessary.

    Like you, I wish the germans and Austrians would get over the notion that they’re uniquely evil, when most other peoples in the world acquired and/or kept their land by being brutal to other peoples (including the Russians, the Chinese, the Arab Muslims, Africans, the “noble peaceful” Indian tribes in USA and Canada, etc.).

    But there is nothing to be gained by this obsessive focus. Argue that Jews have disproportionate influence in western governments and media and use that influence often to lie, exaggerate, and manipulate us into foolish wars and suicidal immigration policies, for sure. But you lose credibility instantly with almost everyone when you keep hammering on the alleged falsity of the whole nazi program to exterminate Jews. It happened to some degree, and it was evil.

    There was no need to degrade or torture or experiment on people, and no excuse for however much of it occurred. Deportation would have worked for their purposes.

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    Addendum.

    Deportation..............................

    Actually Hitler before started to put Jews into cams called the conference of leaders and did notify them that he want the Jews to emigrate. All countries were willing to help.
    When Jews were collected conference was called again. US agreed to take 20000. All others did not want to take one.
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  • @Priss Factor
    Self-righteousness via Self-loathing is the Identity of many whites.

    But what kind of identity is self-loathing-righteousness?

    Self-righteousness via Self-loathing is the Identity of many whites.

    But what kind of identity is self-loathing-righteousness.

    We’ve been there before: European Medieval Christian. The more they castigated themselves, the more self-righteous they were. They were born sinners after all, and faced a life of repentance.

    Welcome to the world of hair shirts, vows of silence, celibacy, walking unshod, self flagellation and general zero self worth.

    They did receive dispensation to hunt down heretics, and maybe had some fun with that.

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  • @Rurik
    great post wayfarer

    (love the puppy ; )

    You see how I spend my time on UR, calling out the Zionist tormentors. To me they have a face, and it’s the face of an abuser. I have no sympathy for abusers. None, zero
     
    perhaps I too am motivated by something deep in my psyche to right wrongs, or as I'm inclined to hope... prevent more of them.

    I've studied the events that have shaped our world, and I've seen some really sinister villains and netherworld scum in action.

    Human nature at its most demonic.. John Gacy or Ted Bundy have nothing on these guys and gals. Whatever horrors they committed, (and they did commit horrors), it was a Sunday picnic compared to what Churchill, Stalin, FDR and Hitler managed to accomplish. And even these boys were teddy bears compared to the hidden hand behind them all ~ The Rothschild banking cabal and International Zionists, about whom not one in a hundred are even aware.

    So I learned about Dresden, (after being pumped with the ubiquitous propaganda that WWII was "The Good War"), and I learned about the Holodomor, (after being berated with the catechism that only Jews really suffered, and that they were always 100% innocent, whereas their persecutors were always 100% evil), and blah, blah, blah.

    And I realized that everything they were teaching me was agenda-driven lies to mask the crimes and true nature of the fiends who perpetrated that European/Russian catastrophe.

    Then I watched what they did at Waco. And this was further proof that these human fiends really do enjoy burning people, (including [especially Christian] children) alive, if they don't properly submit to their power.

    Orwell was right!

    The psychopaths who seek power (always for its own sake), lose, (if they ever had it) all semblance of simple human decency. They become cruel and sadistic and monomaniacal. They MUST see their victims submit. They MUST feel that surge of exhilaration at seeing their opponents suffer, and be able to lord it over them.

    let's be honest, we all know that is how Hillary feels about Donald. And for some of us, just watching her (and her ilk) gnashing in excruciating torment in their infinite frustration - is more than just amusing.

    It's as if David Koresh was able to walk out of that Texas church, with children in tow, and be hailed by a thunderous applause for humiliating the Clinton regime- with his refusal to submit. And his triumph over her will.

    But alas, David did not walk out, and those children were deliberately burned alive, (to sate an insatiable NEED for petty psychopaths [quintessential bullies] to impose themselves on others).

    I believe that is what motivates most rapists. A NEED to finally, in their otherwise pathetic lives of meaningless daily humiliations, (being abjectly mediocre individuals), to have *their* way [FINALLY!] over somebody.

    Anyways, I'm all over the place with this. But the point is that yes, when you've glimmered the nature of the psychopaths that seek power over others, and see what they have wrought in the world to sate their appetites.. at places like Dresden and Waco, Palestine and Fallujah, the Ukraine and the forests of Poland, Libya and Syria and so many myriad crime scenes of unimaginable suffering of innocent (often children) at the hands of demonic human animals drunk on power- (fiends), there's something I guess that motivates us to wake people up to their intentions and the very real threat that they represent.

    We don't want to see any more Dresdens or Wacos or Gazas. We know what they'd like to do to us, ;) and ours.. and we'd simply like to prevent such horrors from being realized on the faces of children, often starved to death slowly, as they're doing in Yemen right now - in order for some power-crazed fiends to impose their will - in absolute terms- on weaker people.

    nothing new under the sun..

    I’m on the same page with you Rurik, with all of your points.

    Both political and religious dogma seem to be the two weakest links within civilization’s recorded history.

    But from the depths of humanity’s darkness, light emerges.

    The “channeled” transcripts within this site’s library ( http://www.llresearch.org/ ), have kept me grounded through many dark nights of the soul, and functioned as a guiding light that’s kept me optimistic as I seek truth, in the darkest of times.

    Hopefully these transcripts will resonate with you as well, Rurik.

    To find a transcript on the topic of “good and evil” simply enter, [ good evil site:www.llresearch.org ] into a search engine. Or you can manually search the site’s library.

    Here’s an example transcript as it applies to your previous post. It may or may not “resonate” with you. I’m hoping that it does.

    source: http://www.llresearch.org/transcripts/issues/1992/1992_0614.aspx

    Peace, on Earth!

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    A beautiful post, Wayfarer, and I’m now “following” you.

    Critical qualifier to your concluding sentiment, though, from the original text: peace on earth TO MEN OF GOODWILL. To other men, not so much — we use any means necessary to defend our people and lands, without compunction.

    , @Rurik
    thank you for your thoughtful reply (as usual) Wayfarer,

    Both political and religious dogma seem to be the two weakest links within civilization’s recorded history.
     
    yes, and particularly when they are used as a proxy for thinking for oneself, imho.

    children are raised not to think for themselves. They're even discouraged from thinking period. They're given mental tasks to perform without explaining the purpose, 'just do it' and memorize all of this, or calculate all of that', and they learn to abhor 'thinking'. By design.

    Thinking requires we question everything, and doubt everything, and wonder at everything. It's at its best when we're focused on understanding something for ourselves. Not because we're told that 'this is what to think', which is, as you mention, what modern politics and religion do. They tell people 'this is what to think', and so for a public that's been programed not to think since childhood, and to accept and to parrot the dogmas of their elders, it's simply easier to learn the catechisms which negate the necessity of thinking and deciding for oneself what is true or not.

    I'm not denigrating religion per se, and certainly not religious people. We all are spiritual in our own way, even as the link you posted shows. It's just unfortunate that the big religions (and political parties) are so vulnerable to charlatans and scoundrels as a means of controlling what people 'think', and controlling their opinions and deeply-held beliefs and most of all, their purse strings and lives and welfare of their children.

    teaching your children to have a religious type of fealty to any dogma is weaponizing them as soldiers to whatever demagogue manages to wield the bullhorn on the pulpit.

    if they don't question everything, then they're potential victims to anyone who's charismatic or 'authoritative' or both.

    Political parties and religions serve an important purpose in society. In many ways they're necessary. People need to believe in something higher than themselves, (as your link shows), and religion fills many people with something beautiful and sublime, depending on that person's character and the message itself. Christ's message of love and forgiveness being high on that list, if you ask me.

    But when abused (all too often) by the dark side (power-crazed psychopaths), Christ's message can be twisted into a pretext to hate and murder. Or a weapon of your society's enemies in order to get you to let down your guard, and trust in the Lord, as your nation is ravaged by enemies. Too often Christians take the exhortation to 'turn the other cheek', literally, and allow their enemies to harm them, even to the point of invasion and wholesale rape. (Sweden)

    So yea, I'm not a big fan of organized religion or fealty to a political party. The closest I've ever got to a 'cult of personality' type of crusader was when Ron Paul was running for president, and I went to rallies and friends and family were rolling their eyes and saying 'enough already with the Ron Paul stuff!' But I did 'convert' a lot of people to what I saw was a small hope for this world to repudiate wars (and the war pigs who wage them), and return this powerful nation to a humble foreign policy and domestic sanity.

    and now here I am ranting again.. ;)

    transcripts will resonate with you
     
    I've perused it some, and will no doubt do so again..

    lots of beautiful stuff there

    one thing on skepticism.. (as I've been guilty of it all my life)

    I know a (very smart) guy, former military then commercial pilot. And he's quite clued into many rather esoteric and academic disciplines and knowledge. Chatting with him is a privilege of sorts, as he also has a great sense of humor. Anyways, one of the things he's always been on about, even if in a sort of dismissive way.. is aliens. (not Jose and Maria, but Area 51 types). He's said that he's seen things, even when he was a young pilot, for which there are no other explanations. I always used to put this down to a quirk of his convoluted mind, and how it wanders everywhere, to the distant stars and back to the mysterious inner soul. Never really being willing to 'go there' myself.

    then I saw a video

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=arIc1NlHvV0

    some sort of orb-like anomaly flies by and the Israeli satellite explodes on the launch pad.

    I've watched that video many, many times, and I don't think it's a fake, and I can not explain what that strange sphere is, unless it's a kind of technology we're simply not familiar with.

    what manner of ordnance was on that Israeli satellite?

    Now I'm wondering what really happened to the Challenger space shuttle, as it also had an Israeli scientist on board, going up to do experiments.

    anyways, my mind is more open than it's ever been, even with all my skepticism

    thanks Wayfarer for the links and for your insightful authenticity

    whatever else can be said of religion or spirituality, true forgiveness is perhaps as close to God as we'll ever experience. And not for those who've wronged us or ours, but for us who can forgive.. as it frees the heart of bitterness, and opens us up to more wonders and opportunities to fill our souls with grace.

    sorry if that sounds preachy, Didn't mean for it to.
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  • The reason why Western Globalists side with ‘migrants’ on some instinctive level is due to European Imperialist Legacy. European ‘migrant’ colonists arrived on other lands and gradually and then dramatically took over. It’s like the Pilgrims first arrived as ‘refugees’. And British convicts arrived as migrants in Australia and took over. So, newspapers like the Guardian are left-imperialist. They believe any people have the human RIGHT to barge into other nations and colonize it. It is a retro-justification for European imperialism, just like Diversity Cult justifies past imperialism that forced Diversity on the world.

    Using Guardian Left-Imperialist Logic, No people have a right to defend and preserve their nation and culture. All nations must be Tibetanized or Hawaiianized, i.e. invaded and transformed by migrant colonists. (But Israel gets Pass Over privileges.)

    Globalism is Left-Imperialism.

    Australia passes ‘gay marriage’ and welcomes Muslims.

    UK celebrates Jungle(African sexual-savagery) and invites Jihad(of Muslims).

    Diver-psychosis results in strange symptoms.

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  • @RadicalCenter
    Thank you for your comment. You're right about this current "pope." Jorge Bergoglio and his ilk were "the last straw" for my lifelong affiliation with the RC church.

    Only minor quibble is that I said that no "decent-sized" Catholic European country shows signs of resisting Islamic/African/Arab colonization. Slovakia and Czech Republic are Catholic but, sadly, have insignificant populations.

    Slovakia (one of the lands of my ancestors) has 5.4 million people and a total fertility rate -- between 1.34 and 1.48 in the past decade -- that indicates a coming death spiral for Slovaks as a people. The number of Slovaks and Hungarians in Slovakia has already started to decline, with only Gypsies apparently increasing (God help Slovakia).

    Czech Repub has 10.6 million people, with TFR increasing in the past decade but only from 1.44 to 1.64.

    Together the old Czech R and Slovakia have over 15 million people – on a day to day basis they are still very integrated. Languages are very similar – by Western standards they would be dialects, but Slavic grammars are more pervasive.

    That is in my view ‘decent-sized’, or even an optimal size. Once a country goes over 15-20 million, all kinds of pathologies pop up. I think a relatively homogeneous country of 5 to 20 million people is a good place to be. E.g., until its bizarre recent self-destruction Sweden’d 9 million were almost ideal. Or Austria.

    Birth rates are an issue, although the good news is that they have stabilised. It is likely that Central-Eastern populations will remain roughly about the same for the next 1-2 generations, or have very small declines of 5-10%. Given that there was a dramatic, rapid growth in the 20th century (between 1945-90 Czechoslovakia went up by almost a third), that could be ok. What matters is that there are no Third World populations – and will not be unless EU militarily occupies those countries. Romas are a problem, but they have been around for hundreds of years. Their numbers are exaggerated by Western meddlers for political reasons, they are 3-4% of the population with about half fully integrated. Many of the least viable have also moved to UK, Canada or Belgium for welfare.

    Stable populations assure a healthy labor market. A healthy labor market is one where demand and supply are in balance – not the neo-liberal ‘Western’ version of a huge over-supply that forces competition on every level and eventually leads to lower incomes and a downward spiral. That is historically the Asian labor market model that Western neo-liberal overlords imported to the West (and are laughing all the way to the bank together with their tens of millions of imported Third World allies). Having a huge population, or a mass over-supply of labor is terrible. Only crazy globalists have somehow convinced people that it is the only way. EU could be a paradise on earth – for its native people – with about 400 million happy Europeans. I prefer smaller, more manageable societies.

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    • Replies: @RadicalCenter
    Many reasonable points here, as usual, Beckow. But it doesn’t seem like eastern and Central European populations are stabilizing.

    Austria’s population of actual Austrians is declining and set to decline more drastically soon as their number of women of childbearing age declines.

    Same for Slovakia.

    Same for Ukraine, even worse.

    Moreover, smaller societies may be advantageous in some important respects, BUT: the sad fact is that these peoples must have enough of a surplus of youngish men to fight and die — in large numbers, if need be — defending their people, whether against Muslims (someday the Turks, given their location and Turkey’s increasing population and Islamization), Russians, or an as-yet unforeseen enemy.

    Maybe the best is a number of smaller nations, relatively homogeneous genetically and culturally, banded together for defensive purposes but not forcibly united or centrally ruled. Bringing me partly back to your position ;)
    , @polskijoe
    Regarding fertility rates all of Europe has a problem.
    The average rate is 1.5 only for white Europeans.

    In Central and East Europe the fertility rates are 1.3 or 1.4.
    It will take a lot of work to fix this. Improving by economic means, less contraceptives, some kind of tests on chemicals and then removing them, etc.

    Really it needs to be raised to 2 child minimum for Europe. In countries like Poland and Ukraine they can go for 2.5 children. and Russia with its massive land area can go for 3.
    Its unlikely but it would give power.


    Check the UN and/or EU projections for population 2030, 2050.
    Our population will go down heavily. From Czechia to Russia to Serbia and Bulgaria. While the Western and North Europe import
    tons just to keep their population slightly rising.

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  • @Astuteobservor II
    oh look the retarded israeli bunched his panties.

    For iffen’s reacton to “this migrant crisis was engineered for as long as usa has been at war in the middle east since the retarded bush jr.”
    This a the truth. And iffen is a troll who project on others.

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  • @wayfarer
    This “dude” was raised by a step-father, an NCO in the marine corps. Who regularly abused him while at the same time, trained him how to fight to the death.

    The dude looked like a choir-boy, but he was lethal like a pitbull. He was eventually convicted of some felony assault, and sent to a maximum security prison, where he did his time.

    A few days into his sentence, he was ridiculed by another prisoner in front of the general prison population. He now had a target, on his back.

    Within the week he stole some canned food from the kitchen where he was working, and acquired several extra pairs of socks. He fashioned a blackjack weapon, and with it ambushed the mouthy prisoner. Who was severely beaten and critically injured. He gave him no quarter.

    From that point on in prison, no one messed with him.

    I'm a survivor of sustained violent child abuse, but at the hands of a psychopathic father. In my case, I simply withdrew from the world, finding it difficult to hold down jobs or interact socially, simply following the path of least resistance as a loner.

    You see how I spend my time on UR, calling out the Zionist tormentors. To me they have a face, and it's the face of an abuser. I have no sympathy for abusers. None, zero.

    To answer your question. This is how I'd pursue justice in a rape case, if it were personal.

    Initially and anonymously, search for and publish any public, private, or identifying information regarding the crime, the criminal, and the “justice” system. I would do this the old-fashioned way by printing and distributing thousands and thousands of paper flyers. In short, I would dox the mother fu#kers, publically.

    I'd continue this process, for several years if necessary, with the hopes that some form of justice would eventually be served.

    If after several years, the rapist had still not answered for the brutal crime/s. Well then like they say, “revenge is a dish, best served cold.”

    I wrestle with forgiveness, but its probably going to take me many more lifetimes to master the art.

    http://shaynathemiracledog.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/Harper-running.jpg

    great post wayfarer

    (love the puppy ; )

    You see how I spend my time on UR, calling out the Zionist tormentors. To me they have a face, and it’s the face of an abuser. I have no sympathy for abusers. None, zero

    perhaps I too am motivated by something deep in my psyche to right wrongs, or as I’m inclined to hope… prevent more of them.

    I’ve studied the events that have shaped our world, and I’ve seen some really sinister villains and netherworld scum in action.

    Human nature at its most demonic.. John Gacy or Ted Bundy have nothing on these guys and gals. Whatever horrors they committed, (and they did commit horrors), it was a Sunday picnic compared to what Churchill, Stalin, FDR and Hitler managed to accomplish. And even these boys were teddy bears compared to the hidden hand behind them all ~ The Rothschild banking cabal and International Zionists, about whom not one in a hundred are even aware.

    So I learned about Dresden, (after being pumped with the ubiquitous propaganda that WWII was “The Good War”), and I learned about the Holodomor, (after being berated with the catechism that only Jews really suffered, and that they were always 100% innocent, whereas their persecutors were always 100% evil), and blah, blah, blah.

    And I realized that everything they were teaching me was agenda-driven lies to mask the crimes and true nature of the fiends who perpetrated that European/Russian catastrophe.

    Then I watched what they did at Waco. And this was further proof that these human fiends really do enjoy burning people, (including [especially Christian] children) alive, if they don’t properly submit to their power.

    Orwell was right!

    The psychopaths who seek power (always for its own sake), lose, (if they ever had it) all semblance of simple human decency. They become cruel and sadistic and monomaniacal. They MUST see their victims submit. They MUST feel that surge of exhilaration at seeing their opponents suffer, and be able to lord it over them.

    let’s be honest, we all know that is how Hillary feels about Donald. And for some of us, just watching her (and her ilk) gnashing in excruciating torment in their infinite frustration – is more than just amusing.

    It’s as if David Koresh was able to walk out of that Texas church, with children in tow, and be hailed by a thunderous applause for humiliating the Clinton regime- with his refusal to submit. And his triumph over her will.

    But alas, David did not walk out, and those children were deliberately burned alive, (to sate an insatiable NEED for petty psychopaths [quintessential bullies] to impose themselves on others).

    I believe that is what motivates most rapists. A NEED to finally, in their otherwise pathetic lives of meaningless daily humiliations, (being abjectly mediocre individuals), to have *their* way [FINALLY!] over somebody.

    Anyways, I’m all over the place with this. But the point is that yes, when you’ve glimmered the nature of the psychopaths that seek power over others, and see what they have wrought in the world to sate their appetites.. at places like Dresden and Waco, Palestine and Fallujah, the Ukraine and the forests of Poland, Libya and Syria and so many myriad crime scenes of unimaginable suffering of innocent (often children) at the hands of demonic human animals drunk on power- (fiends), there’s something I guess that motivates us to wake people up to their intentions and the very real threat that they represent.

    We don’t want to see any more Dresdens or Wacos or Gazas. We know what they’d like to do to us, ;) and ours.. and we’d simply like to prevent such horrors from being realized on the faces of children, often starved to death slowly, as they’re doing in Yemen right now – in order for some power-crazed fiends to impose their will – in absolute terms- on weaker people.

    nothing new under the sun..

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    I'm on the same page with you Rurik, with all of your points.

    Both political and religious dogma seem to be the two weakest links within civilization's recorded history.

    But from the depths of humanity's darkness, light emerges.

    The “channeled” transcripts within this site's library ( http://www.llresearch.org/ ), have kept me grounded through many dark nights of the soul, and functioned as a guiding light that's kept me optimistic as I seek truth, in the darkest of times.

    Hopefully these transcripts will resonate with you as well, Rurik.

    To find a transcript on the topic of “good and evil” simply enter, [ good evil site:www.llresearch.org ] into a search engine. Or you can manually search the site's library.

    Here's an example transcript as it applies to your previous post. It may or may not “resonate” with you. I'm hoping that it does.

    source: http://www.llresearch.org/transcripts/issues/1992/1992_0614.aspx

    Peace, on Earth!

    https://i.pinimg.com/originals/4f/c2/c0/4fc2c0e5863aaaa5402e80aa7fa8ea0a.jpg
    , @Anon
    You seem to know a lot about rapists and sadists. I stand in awe. I hope it is merely that you have a greatly superior imagination to mine.
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    • Replies: @Wizard of Oz
    Ron! Ron! Are you listening? You should consider getting Michael Springmann to contribute to UR. Never reached the same heights in government as the mad P C Roberts did but sounds sane and his fitting together of unlikely pieces (George Soros and the destruction of many countries by migration e.g.) is delivered calmly and reasonably. He can even sound reasonable when speculating on the sponsorship of 9/11 unlike the obsessors about WTC7 and whether a plane hit the Pentagon. But..... but..... No mention of Israel. It is hard to see America being as focused and Machievellian as Israel might be in keeping Europe weak and unfocused. May I suggest that you invite him to write an article as a notional response to someone who suggests that his views in "Goodbye Europe! Hello Chaos! Merkel's Migrant Bomb" and maybe "Visas for Al Qaeda" don't fully cohere without examining Israel's perceived interests and policies and how these might have influenced American actions and policy.
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  • @Rurik
    I'm all about that wayfarer, the problem is who gets the treatment?

    http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/iraqi-refugee-raped-10-year-old-boy-swimming-pool-vienna-austria-sentence-conviction-overturned-a7377491.html

    does the father of this boy go after the rapist, or the judges who overturned the conviction?

    if you could only pick one, who gets the hammer???

    This “dude” was raised by a step-father, an NCO in the marine corps. Who regularly abused him while at the same time, trained him how to fight to the death.

    The dude looked like a choir-boy, but he was lethal like a pitbull. He was eventually convicted of some felony assault, and sent to a maximum security prison, where he did his time.

    A few days into his sentence, he was ridiculed by another prisoner in front of the general prison population. He now had a target, on his back.

    Within the week he stole some canned food from the kitchen where he was working, and acquired several extra pairs of socks. He fashioned a blackjack weapon, and with it ambushed the mouthy prisoner. Who was severely beaten and critically injured. He gave him no quarter.

    From that point on in prison, no one messed with him.

    I’m a survivor of sustained violent child abuse, but at the hands of a psychopathic father. In my case, I simply withdrew from the world, finding it difficult to hold down jobs or interact socially, simply following the path of least resistance as a loner.

    You see how I spend my time on UR, calling out the Zionist tormentors. To me they have a face, and it’s the face of an abuser. I have no sympathy for abusers. None, zero.

    To answer your question. This is how I’d pursue justice in a rape case, if it were personal.

    Initially and anonymously, search for and publish any public, private, or identifying information regarding the crime, the criminal, and the “justice” system. I would do this the old-fashioned way by printing and distributing thousands and thousands of paper flyers. In short, I would dox the mother fu#kers, publically.

    I’d continue this process, for several years if necessary, with the hopes that some form of justice would eventually be served.

    If after several years, the rapist had still not answered for the brutal crime/s. Well then like they say, “revenge is a dish, best served cold.”

    I wrestle with forgiveness, but its probably going to take me many more lifetimes to master the art.

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    great post wayfarer

    (love the puppy ; )

    You see how I spend my time on UR, calling out the Zionist tormentors. To me they have a face, and it’s the face of an abuser. I have no sympathy for abusers. None, zero
     
    perhaps I too am motivated by something deep in my psyche to right wrongs, or as I'm inclined to hope... prevent more of them.

    I've studied the events that have shaped our world, and I've seen some really sinister villains and netherworld scum in action.

    Human nature at its most demonic.. John Gacy or Ted Bundy have nothing on these guys and gals. Whatever horrors they committed, (and they did commit horrors), it was a Sunday picnic compared to what Churchill, Stalin, FDR and Hitler managed to accomplish. And even these boys were teddy bears compared to the hidden hand behind them all ~ The Rothschild banking cabal and International Zionists, about whom not one in a hundred are even aware.

    So I learned about Dresden, (after being pumped with the ubiquitous propaganda that WWII was "The Good War"), and I learned about the Holodomor, (after being berated with the catechism that only Jews really suffered, and that they were always 100% innocent, whereas their persecutors were always 100% evil), and blah, blah, blah.

    And I realized that everything they were teaching me was agenda-driven lies to mask the crimes and true nature of the fiends who perpetrated that European/Russian catastrophe.

    Then I watched what they did at Waco. And this was further proof that these human fiends really do enjoy burning people, (including [especially Christian] children) alive, if they don't properly submit to their power.

    Orwell was right!

    The psychopaths who seek power (always for its own sake), lose, (if they ever had it) all semblance of simple human decency. They become cruel and sadistic and monomaniacal. They MUST see their victims submit. They MUST feel that surge of exhilaration at seeing their opponents suffer, and be able to lord it over them.

    let's be honest, we all know that is how Hillary feels about Donald. And for some of us, just watching her (and her ilk) gnashing in excruciating torment in their infinite frustration - is more than just amusing.

    It's as if David Koresh was able to walk out of that Texas church, with children in tow, and be hailed by a thunderous applause for humiliating the Clinton regime- with his refusal to submit. And his triumph over her will.

    But alas, David did not walk out, and those children were deliberately burned alive, (to sate an insatiable NEED for petty psychopaths [quintessential bullies] to impose themselves on others).

    I believe that is what motivates most rapists. A NEED to finally, in their otherwise pathetic lives of meaningless daily humiliations, (being abjectly mediocre individuals), to have *their* way [FINALLY!] over somebody.

    Anyways, I'm all over the place with this. But the point is that yes, when you've glimmered the nature of the psychopaths that seek power over others, and see what they have wrought in the world to sate their appetites.. at places like Dresden and Waco, Palestine and Fallujah, the Ukraine and the forests of Poland, Libya and Syria and so many myriad crime scenes of unimaginable suffering of innocent (often children) at the hands of demonic human animals drunk on power- (fiends), there's something I guess that motivates us to wake people up to their intentions and the very real threat that they represent.

    We don't want to see any more Dresdens or Wacos or Gazas. We know what they'd like to do to us, ;) and ours.. and we'd simply like to prevent such horrors from being realized on the faces of children, often starved to death slowly, as they're doing in Yemen right now - in order for some power-crazed fiends to impose their will - in absolute terms- on weaker people.

    nothing new under the sun..
    , @RadicalCenter
    Very sorry to hear what was inflicted on you. Your effort to recover and not to be cruel to others in turn is inspiring.
    , @Anon
    Forgive me for inserting myself in this conversation, but your post made me remember this bit of wisdom, taught to me by an old man experienced in helping suffering souls:

    @ I wrestle with forgiveness

    Forgiveness is not a feeling or something that happens to you. Forgiving is a conscious act of the will. (You can first do a long letter and burn it, as therapists say). The feelings will come back, will recur, like waves. But you and your feelings are not the same thing. When this happens, you remind yourself "Wayfarer, remember that this, this you have already forgiven."

    We are all pilgrims in this life, yet our goal is transcendent.

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  • @Astuteobservor II
    politicians can say and promise alot of things, but what will they do?

    nothing will change. this migrant crisis was engineered for as long as usa has been at war in the middle east since the retarded bush jr.

    oh look the retarded israeli bunched his panties.

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    • Troll: iffen
    • Replies: @Anon
    For iffen's reacton to "this migrant crisis was engineered for as long as usa has been at war in the middle east since the retarded bush jr."
    This a the truth. And iffen is a troll who project on others.
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  • @wayfarer
    Knew a dude. He'd throw a football with this kid, of a single mother. The mom had a cruel boyfriend, who pushed the kid down a flight of stairs one day. Kid broke his arm.

    Won't go into too many details, but one night the dude wearing a mask, visited the boyfriend. He busted up the boyfriend's hands, elbows, feet, and knees with a framing hammer. Then quietly walked away, never to be caught.

    Although he did pay the boyfriend a second visit, this time without a mask, and in a hospital while the boyfriend was recovering from his traumatic injuries.

    A bit extreme, but sometimes frontier justice is required.

    source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frontier_justice

    I’m all about that wayfarer, the problem is who gets the treatment?

    http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/iraqi-refugee-raped-10-year-old-boy-swimming-pool-vienna-austria-sentence-conviction-overturned-a7377491.html

    does the father of this boy go after the rapist, or the judges who overturned the conviction?

    if you could only pick one, who gets the hammer???

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    This “dude” was raised by a step-father, an NCO in the marine corps. Who regularly abused him while at the same time, trained him how to fight to the death.

    The dude looked like a choir-boy, but he was lethal like a pitbull. He was eventually convicted of some felony assault, and sent to a maximum security prison, where he did his time.

    A few days into his sentence, he was ridiculed by another prisoner in front of the general prison population. He now had a target, on his back.

    Within the week he stole some canned food from the kitchen where he was working, and acquired several extra pairs of socks. He fashioned a blackjack weapon, and with it ambushed the mouthy prisoner. Who was severely beaten and critically injured. He gave him no quarter.

    From that point on in prison, no one messed with him.

    I'm a survivor of sustained violent child abuse, but at the hands of a psychopathic father. In my case, I simply withdrew from the world, finding it difficult to hold down jobs or interact socially, simply following the path of least resistance as a loner.

    You see how I spend my time on UR, calling out the Zionist tormentors. To me they have a face, and it's the face of an abuser. I have no sympathy for abusers. None, zero.

    To answer your question. This is how I'd pursue justice in a rape case, if it were personal.

    Initially and anonymously, search for and publish any public, private, or identifying information regarding the crime, the criminal, and the “justice” system. I would do this the old-fashioned way by printing and distributing thousands and thousands of paper flyers. In short, I would dox the mother fu#kers, publically.

    I'd continue this process, for several years if necessary, with the hopes that some form of justice would eventually be served.

    If after several years, the rapist had still not answered for the brutal crime/s. Well then like they say, “revenge is a dish, best served cold.”

    I wrestle with forgiveness, but its probably going to take me many more lifetimes to master the art.

    http://shaynathemiracledog.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/Harper-running.jpg
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  • Self-righteousness via Self-loathing is the Identity of many whites.

    But what kind of identity is self-loathing-righteousness?

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    Self-righteousness via Self-loathing is the Identity of many whites.

    But what kind of identity is self-loathing-righteousness.
     

    We've been there before: European Medieval Christian. The more they castigated themselves, the more self-righteous they were. They were born sinners after all, and faced a life of repentance.

    Welcome to the world of hair shirts, vows of silence, celibacy, walking unshod, self flagellation and general zero self worth.

    They did receive dispensation to hunt down heretics, and maybe had some fun with that.

    , @RadicalCenter
    German, apparently.
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  • @Rurik
    https://sputniknews.com/viral/201712201060155898-sweden-gang-rape-protests/

    Knew a dude. He’d throw a football with this kid, of a single mother. The mom had a cruel boyfriend, who pushed the kid down a flight of stairs one day. Kid broke his arm.

    Won’t go into too many details, but one night the dude wearing a mask, visited the boyfriend. He busted up the boyfriend’s hands, elbows, feet, and knees with a framing hammer. Then quietly walked away, never to be caught.

    Although he did pay the boyfriend a second visit, this time without a mask, and in a hospital while the boyfriend was recovering from his traumatic injuries.

    A bit extreme, but sometimes frontier justice is required.

    source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frontier_justice

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    • Replies: @Rurik
    I'm all about that wayfarer, the problem is who gets the treatment?

    http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/iraqi-refugee-raped-10-year-old-boy-swimming-pool-vienna-austria-sentence-conviction-overturned-a7377491.html

    does the father of this boy go after the rapist, or the judges who overturned the conviction?

    if you could only pick one, who gets the hammer???
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  • politicians can say and promise alot of things, but what will they do?

    nothing will change. this migrant crisis was engineered for as long as usa has been at war in the middle east since the retarded bush jr.

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    • Troll: iffen
    • Replies: @Astuteobservor II
    oh look the retarded israeli bunched his panties.
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    • Replies: @wayfarer
    Knew a dude. He'd throw a football with this kid, of a single mother. The mom had a cruel boyfriend, who pushed the kid down a flight of stairs one day. Kid broke his arm.

    Won't go into too many details, but one night the dude wearing a mask, visited the boyfriend. He busted up the boyfriend's hands, elbows, feet, and knees with a framing hammer. Then quietly walked away, never to be caught.

    Although he did pay the boyfriend a second visit, this time without a mask, and in a hospital while the boyfriend was recovering from his traumatic injuries.

    A bit extreme, but sometimes frontier justice is required.

    source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frontier_justice

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  • @RadicalCenter
    Recent events prove you right about the treachery of the CSU. (but I would never say that CSU politicians or supporters "should die" -- please be careful)

    While the CSU is the allegedly "more nationalist" and "more right-wing" partner of Merkel's CDU, it nonetheless agreed to a cap of TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND MORE MIGRANTS EVERY YEAR. That includes family reunification (which should be largely abolished there, as in all our Western countries), but does not include "highly skilled workers."

    http://www.dw.com/en/germany-refugee-limit-legally-sound-ethically-questionable/a-40878066

    Thus, even if that cap is enacted and actually strictly enforced (ha), the CSU's "more conservative" plan would see Germany importing at least another two million more migrants, presumably again overwhelmingly Muslim and/or African/Arab, over the next decade alone.

    Add in natural increase of Muslims already living in Germany, and the CSU plan would allow Germany to become fairly rapidly colonized by Islam.

    Any German who wants his people and country to exist in recognizable civilized form in even 20 years, had better get on board with the AfD, at a minimum.

    but I would never say that CSU politicians or supporters “should die”

    I meant they should die as parties, like the DC in Italy (though frankly I wouldn’t be sorry about the death of CDU politicians).
    You’re exactly right, Seehofer’s “upper limit” on refugees of 200 000 a year is a pathetic joke, much too high anyway, and it’s merely for show imo, a “good cop, bad cop” routine to keep voters from defecting to the AfD (Seehofer is a really disgusting character anyway, he committed adultery and was even dumb enough to impregnate his young mistress).
    And during the failed coalition talks the CSU delegation was just as enthusiastic about entering a coalition with the Greens as the CDU…haha, some nice “conservatives”. I hope they’ll be punished at the Bavarian elections next year.

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    As unlikely as it seems at the moment, it may be that the only way to escape the EU’s surrender to Islamic and African takeover is for Bavaria to leave Germany and the EU.

    Bavaria and Austria could band together with Poland, Hungary, and Czech Republic for common border security and diplomatic unity. Perhaps trade agreements and greatly increased cultural exchange and tourism, as well. (Not having a common currency or otherwise surrendering sovereignty as with the EU.)
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  • Wonder what all the Southern European, Polish, Russian, and for that matter even Turkish residents of Germany feel about the most recent arrivals. If you were a reasonably successful second generation Croat, Greek or even a Turk, you can hardly be excited about your neighborhood or city now welcoming in a random grab bag of Afghans, Somalis and Moroccans.

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    • Replies: @RadicalCenter
    Good point that I haven’t heard before.

    As for the Turks, though, I wonder if a fair number of the Turks in Germany would still welcome non-Turkish muslims, to a point, because it moves Germany further and faster towards Islamic control.

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  • @German_reader

    A CSU led CDU/CSU is maybe a better hope for Germany.
     
    No, CDU/CSU is irredeemable, they're traitors and just need to die. And yes, that includes the CSU which is just a giant fraud.

    Recent events prove you right about the treachery of the CSU. (but I would never say that CSU politicians or supporters “should die” — please be careful)

    While the CSU is the allegedly “more nationalist” and “more right-wing” partner of Merkel’s CDU, it nonetheless agreed to a cap of TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND MORE MIGRANTS EVERY YEAR. That includes family reunification (which should be largely abolished there, as in all our Western countries), but does not include “highly skilled workers.”

    http://www.dw.com/en/germany-refugee-limit-legally-sound-ethically-questionable/a-40878066

    Thus, even if that cap is enacted and actually strictly enforced (ha), the CSU’s “more conservative” plan would see Germany importing at least another two million more migrants, presumably again overwhelmingly Muslim and/or African/Arab, over the next decade alone.

    Add in natural increase of Muslims already living in Germany, and the CSU plan would allow Germany to become fairly rapidly colonized by Islam.

    Any German who wants his people and country to exist in recognizable civilized form in even 20 years, had better get on board with the AfD, at a minimum.

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    but I would never say that CSU politicians or supporters “should die”
     
    I meant they should die as parties, like the DC in Italy (though frankly I wouldn't be sorry about the death of CDU politicians).
    You're exactly right, Seehofer's "upper limit" on refugees of 200 000 a year is a pathetic joke, much too high anyway, and it's merely for show imo, a "good cop, bad cop" routine to keep voters from defecting to the AfD (Seehofer is a really disgusting character anyway, he committed adultery and was even dumb enough to impregnate his young mistress).
    And during the failed coalition talks the CSU delegation was just as enthusiastic about entering a coalition with the Greens as the CDU...haha, some nice "conservatives". I hope they'll be punished at the Bavarian elections next year.
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  • @Beckow
    ...Czech R, Slovakia and Hungary are holding their own. Although Czech 'catholicism' is of a very mild variety.

    Among fallen catholic demographies, there is also Belgium - very catholic.

    The 'Kenny' guy writes a lot of incoherent nonsense. He doesn't understand much.

    It is superficially true that Protestant countries have been worse in the migrant crisis - more submissive, more openly self-destructive. There is an end-of-era quality to Protestant Europe, as if they were busily packing it in and just wanted it all to end. With Catholics there is less absurdity, but an equal amount of obsessive 'charity' and self-hatred - check out the latest Pope.

    We are also entering a phase where resistance to open borders and mass migration into Europe is slowly being criminalised. There have always been career and social consequences to those views, but with losing the ideas struggle, the open border fanatics are escalating. They need to remove any resistance from public discourse. When all else fails, there is always the 'Putin would like that, wouldn't he?' argument to shut down any opposition.

    I think East-Central Europe is being pushed out of EU with the migrant crisis. It is quite ironic, given that those were the most enthusiastic pro-Europeans.

    Thank you for your comment. You’re right about this current “pope.” Jorge Bergoglio and his ilk were “the last straw” for my lifelong affiliation with the RC church.

    Only minor quibble is that I said that no “decent-sized” Catholic European country shows signs of resisting Islamic/African/Arab colonization. Slovakia and Czech Republic are Catholic but, sadly, have insignificant populations.

    Slovakia (one of the lands of my ancestors) has 5.4 million people and a total fertility rate — between 1.34 and 1.48 in the past decade — that indicates a coming death spiral for Slovaks as a people. The number of Slovaks and Hungarians in Slovakia has already started to decline, with only Gypsies apparently increasing (God help Slovakia).

    Czech Repub has 10.6 million people, with TFR increasing in the past decade but only from 1.44 to 1.64.

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    Together the old Czech R and Slovakia have over 15 million people - on a day to day basis they are still very integrated. Languages are very similar - by Western standards they would be dialects, but Slavic grammars are more pervasive.

    That is in my view 'decent-sized', or even an optimal size. Once a country goes over 15-20 million, all kinds of pathologies pop up. I think a relatively homogeneous country of 5 to 20 million people is a good place to be. E.g., until its bizarre recent self-destruction Sweden'd 9 million were almost ideal. Or Austria.

    Birth rates are an issue, although the good news is that they have stabilised. It is likely that Central-Eastern populations will remain roughly about the same for the next 1-2 generations, or have very small declines of 5-10%. Given that there was a dramatic, rapid growth in the 20th century (between 1945-90 Czechoslovakia went up by almost a third), that could be ok. What matters is that there are no Third World populations - and will not be unless EU militarily occupies those countries. Romas are a problem, but they have been around for hundreds of years. Their numbers are exaggerated by Western meddlers for political reasons, they are 3-4% of the population with about half fully integrated. Many of the least viable have also moved to UK, Canada or Belgium for welfare.

    Stable populations assure a healthy labor market. A healthy labor market is one where demand and supply are in balance - not the neo-liberal 'Western' version of a huge over-supply that forces competition on every level and eventually leads to lower incomes and a downward spiral. That is historically the Asian labor market model that Western neo-liberal overlords imported to the West (and are laughing all the way to the bank together with their tens of millions of imported Third World allies). Having a huge population, or a mass over-supply of labor is terrible. Only crazy globalists have somehow convinced people that it is the only way. EU could be a paradise on earth - for its native people - with about 400 million happy Europeans. I prefer smaller, more manageable societies.

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  • @Peter Akuleyev
    The FPÖ has a huge advantage over the AfD in that it is more an organic part of the national fabric. FPÖ members have been in elite Austrian business circles for years, and have perennially been the elite in Kärnten. FPÖ politicians tend to radiate strength, wholesomeness and health. The AfD was started by a nerdy economics professor, grew in strength among East Germans and was run until recently by a prickly mannish female. A sort of pinched crabby outsider status seems to run deep in the AfD DNA which makes them very offputting to female voters. A CSU led CDU/CSU is maybe a better hope for Germany.

    A CSU led CDU/CSU is maybe a better hope for Germany.

    No, CDU/CSU is irredeemable, they’re traitors and just need to die. And yes, that includes the CSU which is just a giant fraud.

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    Recent events prove you right about the treachery of the CSU. (but I would never say that CSU politicians or supporters "should die" -- please be careful)

    While the CSU is the allegedly "more nationalist" and "more right-wing" partner of Merkel's CDU, it nonetheless agreed to a cap of TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND MORE MIGRANTS EVERY YEAR. That includes family reunification (which should be largely abolished there, as in all our Western countries), but does not include "highly skilled workers."

    http://www.dw.com/en/germany-refugee-limit-legally-sound-ethically-questionable/a-40878066

    Thus, even if that cap is enacted and actually strictly enforced (ha), the CSU's "more conservative" plan would see Germany importing at least another two million more migrants, presumably again overwhelmingly Muslim and/or African/Arab, over the next decade alone.

    Add in natural increase of Muslims already living in Germany, and the CSU plan would allow Germany to become fairly rapidly colonized by Islam.

    Any German who wants his people and country to exist in recognizable civilized form in even 20 years, had better get on board with the AfD, at a minimum.

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  • @Peter Akuleyev
    The FPÖ has a huge advantage over the AfD in that it is more an organic part of the national fabric. FPÖ members have been in elite Austrian business circles for years, and have perennially been the elite in Kärnten. FPÖ politicians tend to radiate strength, wholesomeness and health. The AfD was started by a nerdy economics professor, grew in strength among East Germans and was run until recently by a prickly mannish female. A sort of pinched crabby outsider status seems to run deep in the AfD DNA which makes them very offputting to female voters. A CSU led CDU/CSU is maybe a better hope for Germany.

    No. 10 Peter Akuleyev says that the “FPÖ … is more an organic part of the national fabric “ of Austria. This is not quite true. The party was founded in 1949 by Herbert Kraus under the name of VdU (Verband der Unabhängigen). According to his memoirs (“Untragbare Objektivität“. Politische Erinnerungen 1917 bis 1987. Wien, München 1988) the foundation of the party was an idea of the CIA and the money to found it had been given to Kraus by this service. The program of the new party came also from the US and was to a large extent a translation of the program of the US Republican Party. By creating this new party, the US service wanted to put an end the absolute majority in parliament which the conservative ÖVP had obtained in the 1945 elections. The ÖVP-politicians were considered a bit too independent minded by the US occupation forces in Austria. In the 1945 elections Nazi party members had not been allowed to vote. The VdU was created to represent the interests of the former more than 500.000 Austrian members of the Nazi party and of the approximately 600.000 German speaking refugees who had in 1948 been forced to leave Czechoslovakia and who had just arrived in Austria. In the 1949 elections, the ÖVP, as it had been planned by the US-services , lost their absolute majority. In 1953 Kraus left the VdU which then changed its name to “Freiheitliche Partei Österreichs – FPÖ”, but kept most of the program it had received from the US in 1949. In order to continue to obtain votes from former Nazi party members the FPÖ for many years refused to recognize the existence of an Austrian nation and never showed the Austrian flag during party events. It was only Jörg Haider as chairman of the party after 1986 who started to accept the Austrian flag and stopped the endless discussions about an Austrian nation within the FPÖ.

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  • @RadicalCenter
    That assessment is not even arguably correct.

    How has "catholic" France won the immigration fight? It is sinking rapidly into a poor, chaotic, violent, ignorant Muslim and Arab and African morass with no safety and peace for whites, Christians, women, secularists, and anyone else disfavored by the invaders.

    How has "catholic" Italy won the immigration fight? It too is following France into Islamic/African/Arab Hell at a fairly rapid pace.

    And how are demographic, cultural, and crime trends in once-hyperCatholic Spain and Southern Ireland going?

    So, the only two decent-sized countries in Western Europe that were solidly catholic, are surrendering to the invaders and to Islamic oppression. Finally, Germany, with more professed Catholics than protestants, is surrendering as fast as it can.

    In sum, other than Poland, is there any majority or plurality catholic country of meaningful population in Europe - west, central, or anywhere - that MIGHT show signs of conclusively repelling the Muslim and African hordes?

    …Czech R, Slovakia and Hungary are holding their own. Although Czech ‘catholicism’ is of a very mild variety.

    Among fallen catholic demographies, there is also Belgium – very catholic.

    The ‘Kenny’ guy writes a lot of incoherent nonsense. He doesn’t understand much.

    It is superficially true that Protestant countries have been worse in the migrant crisis – more submissive, more openly self-destructive. There is an end-of-era quality to Protestant Europe, as if they were busily packing it in and just wanted it all to end. With Catholics there is less absurdity, but an equal amount of obsessive ‘charity’ and self-hatred – check out the latest Pope.

    We are also entering a phase where resistance to open borders and mass migration into Europe is slowly being criminalised. There have always been career and social consequences to those views, but with losing the ideas struggle, the open border fanatics are escalating. They need to remove any resistance from public discourse. When all else fails, there is always the ‘Putin would like that, wouldn’t he?‘ argument to shut down any opposition.

    I think East-Central Europe is being pushed out of EU with the migrant crisis. It is quite ironic, given that those were the most enthusiastic pro-Europeans.

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    Thank you for your comment. You're right about this current "pope." Jorge Bergoglio and his ilk were "the last straw" for my lifelong affiliation with the RC church.

    Only minor quibble is that I said that no "decent-sized" Catholic European country shows signs of resisting Islamic/African/Arab colonization. Slovakia and Czech Republic are Catholic but, sadly, have insignificant populations.

    Slovakia (one of the lands of my ancestors) has 5.4 million people and a total fertility rate -- between 1.34 and 1.48 in the past decade -- that indicates a coming death spiral for Slovaks as a people. The number of Slovaks and Hungarians in Slovakia has already started to decline, with only Gypsies apparently increasing (God help Slovakia).

    Czech Repub has 10.6 million people, with TFR increasing in the past decade but only from 1.44 to 1.64.
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  • Anonymous • Disclaimer says:

    We know Germany will stock up on the F-35. The appointment of a leftist, stealth right winger, such as our man Kurz, implies more generosity for NATO – virtuous acts of wealth transfer for death hardware or more eloquently: defense. Now at CATO (not to be confused with NATO) and at the twitter and official orifice of Trump the President, the rote chant has been for the European and their obliging ministers to “to pay up” for protection.

    The Eurofighter kerfluffle of the past year suggests the fight for supremacy boils more furiously underneath of the usual foreign service patsies and their two-bit analysis of the fake shit pile of electoral politics. The wedge of immigration here is added for flavor, it is intended to drive the larger goal, i.e generosity. Guten appetite.

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  • @Heros
    They already purged the party of "holocaust deniers", and Kurz has already gone groveling before the jew.

    He is just another shabbez goy politician who will never dare to tell the real truth or go after the real problem.

    Ultimately the truth about the fake ‘holocau$t’ will be addressed. It’s religious narrative is infantile.
    Until the alleged & absurdly impossible ’6M Jews, 5M others, & gas chambers’ are openly debated, and it is happening, there will be no real change in Austria or elsewhere. I mean none. I know it, you know it.
    Zionism is obviously evil. Exposing the fact that the essential basis for it’s escaping punishment for it’s massive crimes & twisted influence is based upon easily debunked lies will do wonders. Ultimately there is no other way but to meet The Big Lie head-on.
    As is said:
    There were the ‘Nazis’ with the mythological ’6M Jews, 5M others, & gas chambers’ and there were the ‘Nazis’ without the mythological ’6M Jews, 5M others, & gas chambers’.

    http://www.codoh.com

    Probing the Holocaust, pt. 1

    https://codoh.com/library/document/4056/?lang=en

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    Wally, this is tiresome.

    I am part German, speak some German, and love Germany. Whatever the exact number of people killed in camps by the Nazis, perhaps many fewer than claimed, torture and terror are wrong and were unnecessary.

    Like you, I wish the germans and Austrians would get over the notion that they’re uniquely evil, when most other peoples in the world acquired and/or kept their land by being brutal to other peoples (including the Russians, the Chinese, the Arab Muslims, Africans, the “noble peaceful” Indian tribes in USA and Canada, etc.).

    But there is nothing to be gained by this obsessive focus. Argue that Jews have disproportionate influence in western governments and media and use that influence often to lie, exaggerate, and manipulate us into foolish wars and suicidal immigration policies, for sure. But you lose credibility instantly with almost everyone when you keep hammering on the alleged falsity of the whole nazi program to exterminate Jews. It happened to some degree, and it was evil.

    There was no need to degrade or torture or experiment on people, and no excuse for however much of it occurred. Deportation would have worked for their purposes.
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  • @Andrei Martyanov

    Reaction is always more powerful than action.
     
    I agree, I got a medium level concussion at the tender age of 8, the wall which I ran into (head first) remained unimpressed and sustained no injuries.

    He He. Good one. Like your way of thinking.
    There are many people on this site who should adopt your way to approach the subject

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  • @RadicalCenter
    Exactly right.

    Moreover, where are the leaders with the balls to call for government policies incentivizing native white citizens to have more children? (Leaving aside the question of why normal, healthy, decent people would need incentives to simply have and raise their own children)

    Unless Austrians and other Europeans boost their TFR from extinction levels like 1.5 to at least the low 2's, the descendants of Muslims and Africans already in western and central Europe will inevitably take over their countries in the fairly near future anyway.

    Glad this guy won in Austria and hope he achieves much more than the relatively little he has promised. Because not enough Austrians grasp the severity of their plight and the pace of change quite yet.

    Contrary to this author, Western countries need precisely a government opposed to any new nonwhite immigration, especially Muslim or African immigration, not just "mass immigration." I don't want my children subjugated to sharia later, or killed, raped, or driven out by Africans later, I don't want it happening EVER.

    Good move by Austria, but it's not much so far.

    Money is the incentive.

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  • @Heros
    They already purged the party of "holocaust deniers", and Kurz has already gone groveling before the jew.

    He is just another shabbez goy politician who will never dare to tell the real truth or go after the real problem.

    I don’t care whether people with different views on the past are in the party. I care whether the new government excludes nonwhite, especially Muslim and African and Arab migrants / “refugees” / invaders; whether they deport those already in Austria, and whether Austrians starts having children and caring about the survival and safety of their people damn quick.

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  • @Peter Akuleyev
    The FPÖ has a huge advantage over the AfD in that it is more an organic part of the national fabric. FPÖ members have been in elite Austrian business circles for years, and have perennially been the elite in Kärnten. FPÖ politicians tend to radiate strength, wholesomeness and health. The AfD was started by a nerdy economics professor, grew in strength among East Germans and was run until recently by a prickly mannish female. A sort of pinched crabby outsider status seems to run deep in the AfD DNA which makes them very offputting to female voters. A CSU led CDU/CSU is maybe a better hope for Germany.

    You are right about the FPO – AFD differences, but:

    CSU led CDU/CSU is maybe a better hope for Germany

    I don’t think so. When you have a coalition that includes ‘open border’ Merkelistas in CDU, it will always descend to its lowest common denominator – and that is to keep the mass migration going. Maybe say a few more sensible things, maybe change a few parameters and policies on the margins, but the basic policy would go on. Unless CDU itself reinvents itself – and that means getting rid of the Merkelites – any hope for changed policies is in vain. Even then the unwillingness to be self-critical of what they did would keep any actual changes from happening. Remember that 90%+ of CDU supported Merkel and her team.

    Politically, this is a lot worse than even worst scenarios would predict. Then there is the shrinking left ‘socialist’ spectrum (20% or so) that can always be used to prolong the policies just long enough for them to be truly irreversible. And the ‘liberals’ that can always be turned. It is almost hopeless for Germany – it will be a different country in 10-20 years. The globalists won this one.

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  • @Michael Kenny
    In simple terms, Protestant Europe has lost the immigration fight, Catholic Europe has won it. Indeed, having now discovered just how unwelcome they actually are, many refugees are now going home. A few face-saving gestures may well be made in Merkel's direction but she has effectively committed political suicide. Interesting though is that European politicians have realised that you can't both anti-immigrant and anti-EU, as witness the immediate profession of support for EU membership by the new government. That topredoes yet another American-funded anti-EU scam. The other point is that we see once again the power of the small EU Member States. In their different ways and in pursuit of their different interests, they all punch above their weight (although it should not be forgotten that the whole point of the EU is to stop Europeans from punching each other at all!). Even Germany, unquestionably the most powerful Member State, cannot simply impose its will on the EU. The problem with AfD is that it isn't just an "anti-immigrant" party, it's a far right party and that, for obvious historical reasons, sets off alarm bells in Germany and elsewhere.

    That assessment is not even arguably correct.

    How has “catholic” France won the immigration fight? It is sinking rapidly into a poor, chaotic, violent, ignorant Muslim and Arab and African morass with no safety and peace for whites, Christians, women, secularists, and anyone else disfavored by the invaders.

    How has “catholic” Italy won the immigration fight? It too is following France into Islamic/African/Arab Hell at a fairly rapid pace.

    And how are demographic, cultural, and crime trends in once-hyperCatholic Spain and Southern Ireland going?

    So, the only two decent-sized countries in Western Europe that were solidly catholic, are surrendering to the invaders and to Islamic oppression. Finally, Germany, with more professed Catholics than protestants, is surrendering as fast as it can.

    In sum, other than Poland, is there any majority or plurality catholic country of meaningful population in Europe – west, central, or anywhere – that MIGHT show signs of conclusively repelling the Muslim and African hordes?

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    ...Czech R, Slovakia and Hungary are holding their own. Although Czech 'catholicism' is of a very mild variety.

    Among fallen catholic demographies, there is also Belgium - very catholic.

    The 'Kenny' guy writes a lot of incoherent nonsense. He doesn't understand much.

    It is superficially true that Protestant countries have been worse in the migrant crisis - more submissive, more openly self-destructive. There is an end-of-era quality to Protestant Europe, as if they were busily packing it in and just wanted it all to end. With Catholics there is less absurdity, but an equal amount of obsessive 'charity' and self-hatred - check out the latest Pope.

    We are also entering a phase where resistance to open borders and mass migration into Europe is slowly being criminalised. There have always been career and social consequences to those views, but with losing the ideas struggle, the open border fanatics are escalating. They need to remove any resistance from public discourse. When all else fails, there is always the 'Putin would like that, wouldn't he?' argument to shut down any opposition.

    I think East-Central Europe is being pushed out of EU with the migrant crisis. It is quite ironic, given that those were the most enthusiastic pro-Europeans.

    , @Alden
    I wondered about that too. France is no more a Catholic country than is Sweden or the United States. The church was pretty much destroyed twice; once in the 1790s and again in 1905.

    France has had a public policy of laicisme for more than 200 years. Laicisme goes far beyond desperation of church and state, it is actively anti religious. Laicisme translates to anti clericalism in English.

    Every once in a while there is a story about some Italian neighborhood watch group drives some gypsies or immigrant thugs out of the neighborhood without being arrested and charged with hate crime.

    But I doubt that has anything to do with the majority religion of the country.

    And Germany is not a Protestant country. West Germany was always about half catholic half Lutheran. East Germany was Lutheran. But 50 years of communist Russian occupation turned the E Germans non religious.

    The only majority catholic country that is actively fighting Muslim African immigration is Poland. The rest of the E European countries fighting Muslim African immigration are a mix of orthodox, protest and and catholic.

    The E European resistance to African Muslim immigration has more to do with scarce resources than religion or culture.

    I can’t see how the different versions of Christianity has anything to do with a population’s reaction to African Muslim immigration.

    It’s 2017, not 1517.
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  • @Ilyana_Rozumova
    Going , going, gone!
    What Newton law said about action and reaction is false.
    Reaction is always more powerful than action.

    Reaction is always more powerful than action.

    I agree, I got a medium level concussion at the tender age of 8, the wall which I ran into (head first) remained unimpressed and sustained no injuries.

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    He He. Good one. Like your way of thinking.
    There are many people on this site who should adopt your way to approach the subject
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  • @Swedish reader
    Words are cheap. Remember Merkel's infamous "multiculturalism has failed" speech in 2010? What happened five years later?

    Kurz knows where the wind is blowing and he is ambitious. Whether he has any real core convictions other than to get re-elected remains to be seen. Western electorates have shown themselves to be passified extremely easily and the establishment has noticed. Throw a few token bones and most people will calm down and let the colonisation continue apace, if at somewhat slightly slower speed than before.

    This is also a test for the FPÖ, the so-called 'far right'. In most instances where the so-called 'far right' has come into coalition(Denmark is a notable example) they have done precious little to stem the flood other than to merely delay it slightly a few years. It remains to be seen whether Austria is any different.

    Exactly right.

    Moreover, where are the leaders with the balls to call for government policies incentivizing native white citizens to have more children? (Leaving aside the question of why normal, healthy, decent people would need incentives to simply have and raise their own children)

    Unless Austrians and other Europeans boost their TFR from extinction levels like 1.5 to at least the low 2′s, the descendants of Muslims and Africans already in western and central Europe will inevitably take over their countries in the fairly near future anyway.

    Glad this guy won in Austria and hope he achieves much more than the relatively little he has promised. Because not enough Austrians grasp the severity of their plight and the pace of change quite yet.

    Contrary to this author, Western countries need precisely a government opposed to any new nonwhite immigration, especially Muslim or African immigration, not just “mass immigration.” I don’t want my children subjugated to sharia later, or killed, raped, or driven out by Africans later, I don’t want it happening EVER.

    Good move by Austria, but it’s not much so far.

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    Money is the incentive.
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  • In simple terms, Protestant Europe has lost the immigration fight, Catholic Europe has won it. Indeed, having now discovered just how unwelcome they actually are, many refugees are now going home. A few face-saving gestures may well be made in Merkel’s direction but she has effectively committed political suicide. Interesting though is that European politicians have realised that you can’t both anti-immigrant and anti-EU, as witness the immediate profession of support for EU membership by the new government. That topredoes yet another American-funded anti-EU scam. The other point is that we see once again the power of the small EU Member States. In their different ways and in pursuit of their different interests, they all punch above their weight (although it should not be forgotten that the whole point of the EU is to stop Europeans from punching each other at all!). Even Germany, unquestionably the most powerful Member State, cannot simply impose its will on the EU. The problem with AfD is that it isn’t just an “anti-immigrant” party, it’s a far right party and that, for obvious historical reasons, sets off alarm bells in Germany and elsewhere.

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    That assessment is not even arguably correct.

    How has "catholic" France won the immigration fight? It is sinking rapidly into a poor, chaotic, violent, ignorant Muslim and Arab and African morass with no safety and peace for whites, Christians, women, secularists, and anyone else disfavored by the invaders.

    How has "catholic" Italy won the immigration fight? It too is following France into Islamic/African/Arab Hell at a fairly rapid pace.

    And how are demographic, cultural, and crime trends in once-hyperCatholic Spain and Southern Ireland going?

    So, the only two decent-sized countries in Western Europe that were solidly catholic, are surrendering to the invaders and to Islamic oppression. Finally, Germany, with more professed Catholics than protestants, is surrendering as fast as it can.

    In sum, other than Poland, is there any majority or plurality catholic country of meaningful population in Europe - west, central, or anywhere - that MIGHT show signs of conclusively repelling the Muslim and African hordes?

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  • Austria is absolutely essential to the mass-migration issue. It is a primary transit point geographically connecting Europe. Part of the larger Germanic world and also of the central-east and Balkans. Vienna is the main gateway to Europe and has been for 1,000 years. Austrian policies and attitudes are crucial.

    I am not optimistic that the new government can do more than slow down the demographic collapse. There is a mathematical logic to chain migration – and even under the best of circumstances it is very hard to prevent large Third World clans from following and joining their members who were allowed to stay in Austria as ‘migrants’, ‘refugees’, ‘students’, whatever they call themselves.

    Austria already has close to 1 million of them, tens of thousands are still coming. In Vienna they have taken over whole districts and constitute 1/4 of the population. The migrants relentlessly work on bringing in additional family members – through marriages, visits, sponsorships, student visas, or simply by smuggling them in. More restrictive policies mostly just slow it down.

    What Sebastian Kurz and his merry band of enthusiasts are doing is trying to shut the gate after the cattle escaped. The time for Sebastian to do something was in 2015 (or much earlier); he didn’t, he was part of the problem then. He didn’t resign as Austrian socialist premier darkly spoke of ‘Hungarian fascism’ and promoted ‘refugees welcome’ all over media.

    At this point, Austria can go down fast, or go down slowly. But given the numbers involved, and unwillingness to take retroactive tough measures, there will not be much change. A short time-out. But look at the Austrian school population, look at the streets of Vienna, do some basic math, and future is rather clear.

    I wish – I really do – that I am wrong. But I just don’t see it.

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  • Tuttle or Buttle?

    If you are nnt knowing the reference, Brazil by Giliam, the better take on Orwell’s 1984 in that year.

    The other, literal one, not bad, Richard Burton’s last great performance, John Hurt’s also very good.

    Gilliam’s Brazil, except for the annoying U.S.A woman truck driver and related scenes, easily the better take on the novel at the time, and still very relevant now.

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  • “maybe, like Carl Bernstein, the MSM will come to acknowledge the difference between anti-immigration and anti-mass immigration. Hope springs eternal!”

    Yes the more nuanced, objective and accurate term would be “anti mass immigration” but instead we constantly get “far-right” (just the other day from CNN -where else- we got “Trump fully embraces far right immigration playbook”) from the media. So being the main propaganda arm of the Left I wouldn’t bank on the MSM changing their tune anytime soon.

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  • They already purged the party of “holocaust deniers”, and Kurz has already gone groveling before the jew.

    He is just another shabbez goy politician who will never dare to tell the real truth or go after the real problem.

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    I don't care whether people with different views on the past are in the party. I care whether the new government excludes nonwhite, especially Muslim and African and Arab migrants / "refugees" / invaders; whether they deport those already in Austria, and whether Austrians starts having children and caring about the survival and safety of their people damn quick.
    , @Wally
    Ultimately the truth about the fake 'holocau$t' will be addressed. It's religious narrative is infantile.
    Until the alleged & absurdly impossible ’6M Jews, 5M others, & gas chambers’ are openly debated, and it is happening, there will be no real change in Austria or elsewhere. I mean none. I know it, you know it.
    Zionism is obviously evil. Exposing the fact that the essential basis for it's escaping punishment for it's massive crimes & twisted influence is based upon easily debunked lies will do wonders. Ultimately there is no other way but to meet The Big Lie head-on.
    As is said:
    There were the ‘Nazis’ with the mythological ’6M Jews, 5M others, & gas chambers’ and there were the ‘Nazis’ without the mythological ’6M Jews, 5M others, & gas chambers’.
    http://www.codoh.com
    Probing the Holocaust, pt. 1
    https://codoh.com/library/document/4056/?lang=en
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  • @Andy osnard
    Schon früh schickte ich einen Glückwunschbrief an Präsident Kurtz und wünschte ihm und seiner schönen Frau viel Erfolg. Meine Frau und ich werden bald nach Kitzbühel Österreich reisen, um unsere Jahre zu leben. Das deutsche Volk wird bald einen solchen wie Herrn Kurtz finden, der den Verräter Merkel ersetzt.

    Dein Wort in Gottes Ohr!

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  • I didn’t get very far, though this article may be very informative. It’s this cuck-out line in the 2nd paragraph that got me to stop reading:

    Those concerned about the large, rapid increase in immigration levels are thrown into the same pot as a small minority of xenophobes who dislike foreigners per se.

    Who cares about your different “pots”? Those xenophobes * have every right to not like people of any sort, and when the amount of said people goes up by an order of magnitude or two, they have 10x or 100x the reason to be pissed.

    See, Mr. Tuttle, I can’t read every damn thing on the internet, maybe not even 10% of it during my morning coffee. When I run across lines that make me just think the writer is full of it, I stop right there, for that reason – there are other things to read. This may be a very good article, as I said, but I’ll just comment here, and move on. Just don’t cuck-out, and this sort of thing won’t happen.

    * PLEASE NOTE: I am not a Xenophobe!

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  • The FPÖ has a huge advantage over the AfD in that it is more an organic part of the national fabric. FPÖ members have been in elite Austrian business circles for years, and have perennially been the elite in Kärnten. FPÖ politicians tend to radiate strength, wholesomeness and health. The AfD was started by a nerdy economics professor, grew in strength among East Germans and was run until recently by a prickly mannish female. A sort of pinched crabby outsider status seems to run deep in the AfD DNA which makes them very offputting to female voters. A CSU led CDU/CSU is maybe a better hope for Germany.

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    You are right about the FPO - AFD differences, but:

    CSU led CDU/CSU is maybe a better hope for Germany
     
    I don't think so. When you have a coalition that includes 'open border' Merkelistas in CDU, it will always descend to its lowest common denominator - and that is to keep the mass migration going. Maybe say a few more sensible things, maybe change a few parameters and policies on the margins, but the basic policy would go on. Unless CDU itself reinvents itself - and that means getting rid of the Merkelites - any hope for changed policies is in vain. Even then the unwillingness to be self-critical of what they did would keep any actual changes from happening. Remember that 90%+ of CDU supported Merkel and her team.

    Politically, this is a lot worse than even worst scenarios would predict. Then there is the shrinking left 'socialist' spectrum (20% or so) that can always be used to prolong the policies just long enough for them to be truly irreversible. And the 'liberals' that can always be turned. It is almost hopeless for Germany - it will be a different country in 10-20 years. The globalists won this one.

    , @Gruben
    No. 10 Peter Akuleyev says that the “FPÖ … is more an organic part of the national fabric “ of Austria. This is not quite true. The party was founded in 1949 by Herbert Kraus under the name of VdU (Verband der Unabhängigen). According to his memoirs (“Untragbare Objektivität“. Politische Erinnerungen 1917 bis 1987. Wien, München 1988) the foundation of the party was an idea of the CIA and the money to found it had been given to Kraus by this service. The program of the new party came also from the US and was to a large extent a translation of the program of the US Republican Party. By creating this new party, the US service wanted to put an end the absolute majority in parliament which the conservative ÖVP had obtained in the 1945 elections. The ÖVP-politicians were considered a bit too independent minded by the US occupation forces in Austria. In the 1945 elections Nazi party members had not been allowed to vote. The VdU was created to represent the interests of the former more than 500.000 Austrian members of the Nazi party and of the approximately 600.000 German speaking refugees who had in 1948 been forced to leave Czechoslovakia and who had just arrived in Austria. In the 1949 elections, the ÖVP, as it had been planned by the US-services , lost their absolute majority. In 1953 Kraus left the VdU which then changed its name to “Freiheitliche Partei Österreichs - FPÖ”, but kept most of the program it had received from the US in 1949. In order to continue to obtain votes from former Nazi party members the FPÖ for many years refused to recognize the existence of an Austrian nation and never showed the Austrian flag during party events. It was only Jörg Haider as chairman of the party after 1986 who started to accept the Austrian flag and stopped the endless discussions about an Austrian nation within the FPÖ.
    , @German_reader

    A CSU led CDU/CSU is maybe a better hope for Germany.
     
    No, CDU/CSU is irredeemable, they're traitors and just need to die. And yes, that includes the CSU which is just a giant fraud.
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  • Anonymous • Disclaimer says:

    Tuttle’s hapless attempt to obscure militarism depends upon tossing about our two favorite key words for the desired Pavlovian response – right and left.

    It’s better for the children you see, something an old whore like Bernstein would confirm, to present an understanding of world events in the simplest of terms – us vs them or right vs left – which makes for the best propaganda.

    Nearly as soon as the ruling order decides that the inflow of cannon fodder has outlived its usefullness the appearance of a revolutionary change appears through the fraudulent referendum system to build walls, shut the gates, or throw them out. Meanwhile, the key problems remain out of sight and out of mind.

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  • Everybody hates the Muslims, it’s pretty simple, what’s to like?

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  • The strategy is a safe way of implying that lost voters are misguided sissies whose reasonableness can be restored and fears relieved through increased government largesse.

    Not quite. What’s happening is that resources are being diverted away from indigenous Europeans towards refugees. People have noticed.

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  • Words are cheap. Remember Merkel’s infamous “multiculturalism has failed” speech in 2010? What happened five years later?

    Kurz knows where the wind is blowing and he is ambitious. Whether he has any real core convictions other than to get re-elected remains to be seen. Western electorates have shown themselves to be passified extremely easily and the establishment has noticed. Throw a few token bones and most people will calm down and let the colonisation continue apace, if at somewhat slightly slower speed than before.

    This is also a test for the FPÖ, the so-called ‘far right’. In most instances where the so-called ‘far right’ has come into coalition(Denmark is a notable example) they have done precious little to stem the flood other than to merely delay it slightly a few years. It remains to be seen whether Austria is any different.

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    Exactly right.

    Moreover, where are the leaders with the balls to call for government policies incentivizing native white citizens to have more children? (Leaving aside the question of why normal, healthy, decent people would need incentives to simply have and raise their own children)

    Unless Austrians and other Europeans boost their TFR from extinction levels like 1.5 to at least the low 2's, the descendants of Muslims and Africans already in western and central Europe will inevitably take over their countries in the fairly near future anyway.

    Glad this guy won in Austria and hope he achieves much more than the relatively little he has promised. Because not enough Austrians grasp the severity of their plight and the pace of change quite yet.

    Contrary to this author, Western countries need precisely a government opposed to any new nonwhite immigration, especially Muslim or African immigration, not just "mass immigration." I don't want my children subjugated to sharia later, or killed, raped, or driven out by Africans later, I don't want it happening EVER.

    Good move by Austria, but it's not much so far.

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  • @Andy osnard
    Schon früh schickte ich einen Glückwunschbrief an Präsident Kurtz und wünschte ihm und seiner schönen Frau viel Erfolg. Meine Frau und ich werden bald nach Kitzbühel Österreich reisen, um unsere Jahre zu leben. Das deutsche Volk wird bald einen solchen wie Herrn Kurtz finden, der den Verräter Merkel ersetzt.

    möge es so sein

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  • Hehe
    The reason for some of us to hammer the present Austrians, is this, and it baffles me that I have to explain it, to me, this little creep is an controlled opposition, period.
    Anything that is to good to be true, usually, is to good to be true.

    Islam, the moment he whines about Islam I knew instinctively that He is an ISISraeli bitch, is because of this stupid display of ignorance, witch I think is probably genuine but never the less, plays straight into the hands of our PC-infested MSM, He gives the Leftards the ammunition they need, just by focusing on Islam per-see and all the hasbaratnjiks witch have had the same narrative for decades, attack Islam and more hidden is the staggering hypocrisy they display on the attacks on Christians, witch is done by the same Hasbarah rats, flowing into everywhere where ISISrael is in the lime light.
    This Creep feeds the beast, this is what I warned you about, this is also the reason for some of the harsh attacks coming from the MSM, aka Islamaphobia, and I agrees, this reeks of propaganda war all over the place.

    I have been consistent all the time, throw the rats out, and do it now, kick em all out, because this invasion, is coming from the same Group that uses this events to highlight the Islamaphobia, and I can understand the Austics, no doubt about that, but to create this staggering amount of utter ignorance about Islam is what I am against, Islam is NOT the problem, Sore-ass associates, the MSM witch the scums own, etc, is the problem, our Gov, in Norway supports and helps Wahabbi scums, witch is an cult witch have nothing to do with Islam other than coming from the region, why is it that this isnt mentioned by the Austrics, do enlighten me.
    Because of Saudi-barbaria, and ISISrael, whom uses them as an weapon, god you are ignorant.

    Its the same as calling all Wankees for been Christians, nobody does that, why, but when it comes to Africans, Arabs, etc, they all are “Muslims”.
    That is the problem, the entire debate, the screaming in the Commentary field, about Islam makes our case much, much more difficult, do you understand that, you may whine and complain, but I will never accuse Islam, never, because Islam is an peaceful religion, period.

    Again, I will remind you about Syriza styled psy-ops, if you get the picture, I dont count on it, that makes me sad, because the screaming isnt helping, at all.
    And this invasion is done by purpose, and its designed to crash our lands, but attack those that makes this happen, scums like MaCrony, the hideous Merkel thing, and so on, to our Norwegian Khazarian rat pack whom is on both sides of the left/right, there is no difference what so ever.
    They are the ones creating this, not Islam.
    But again, the lack of balls to have the guts to do something, and that is by elections, and finally why on earth do people care about the little pack of leftards whom is given MSM coverage, they are the “heroes”, and as mentioned above, is an part of the same psy-op.

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    "but I will never accuse Islam, never, because Islam is an peaceful religion, period."

    I respond:

    Here's hoping the "religion of peace" beheads you and yours.

    The worst anti White Ashkenazi all support the mass Islamic invasion of Europe/the West.

    The Chosen were expelled from Spain or put under the Spanish Inquisition in 1492 for taking the Arab Muslim side against White Catholics, for being tax collectors for the Muslims and for selling White girls in to sexual slavery to nasty Muslim men - the Chosen have always been heading up White slavery and the hard core porn business now.

    It's 2 different enemies. Only a complete fool/liar like you doesn't want to make the invading, raping, suiting bombing Islamists the #1 Enemy.
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  • Schon früh schickte ich einen Glückwunschbrief an Präsident Kurtz und wünschte ihm und seiner schönen Frau viel Erfolg. Meine Frau und ich werden bald nach Kitzbühel Österreich reisen, um unsere Jahre zu leben. Das deutsche Volk wird bald einen solchen wie Herrn Kurtz finden, der den Verräter Merkel ersetzt.

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    möge es so sein
    , @Hu Mi Yu
    Dein Wort in Gottes Ohr!
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  • Going , going, gone!
    What Newton law said about action and reaction is false.
    Reaction is always more powerful than action.

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    Reaction is always more powerful than action.
     
    I agree, I got a medium level concussion at the tender age of 8, the wall which I ran into (head first) remained unimpressed and sustained no injuries.
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  • The New Austria Will Change Europe

    Hey guys, I will try to give you the key points of the coalition contract of the new Austrian government under the new chancellor Sebastian Kurz.

    Austria is the canary in the coal mine.

    http://www.unz.com/jderbyshire/austrians-vote-against-muslim-anschluss-get-called-nazis/#comment-2051877

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  • A demonstrator singing Bob Dylan’s “times they are a changing” was warming up the crowd when I arrived at Vienna’s Stadtpark with an invitation from Democrats Abroad to protest against the new US president. One of the few reminders that I was not back on campus in the late 60s was the Johann Strauss statue...
  • @ Hibernian,

    The Point that I was trying to make was that the (four star) general actually made this statement. This betrays an ignorance that is breathtaking. To be a brain cramp he could have said is it Adenauer? Schmidt? or even is it Zhukov?. The comment he made betrayed an ignorance of WW2, its result and the post war world.

    He made his comment as I had explained in an offhand way. Hastings was just a journalist so no real deference was required. Added to which he also made a comment if memory serves that the cab ride was taking too long and added “Guderian made it to Paris quicker”. Now even to Hastings or the man on the street this might have been just an innocent quip. But to someone who might consider himself somewhat informed on WW2 this was another idiotic comment. Guderian never went to Paris during the Blitzkrieg stage. He rushed to the channel. The point being again that this was a general who was being groomed toward the highest perch, in charge of the Nato contingent in Afghanistan and having a West Point pedigree which was/is supposed to be a prestigious military institution.

    Think about this for a moment. He recalls Guderian, he recalls the French campaign and secure in his powers of recollection assumes his own conclusions. This is what rote learning does. Back to the Fuherer example. He recalls that Hitler was the enemy. He recalls that the DDR was the enemy, ergo it is feasible that the statue could have been of Hitler.

    This is what is referred to as in the category of being a functional retard. How much smarter were the functionaries who steered his career?

    Of course McChrystal imploded on his own steam only to fall upward in business life as is the good old American way.

    Explain it away as you wish but there is a profound level stupidity among the turds in the American hierarchy that always seem to float to the top of the bowl.

    Cheers-

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  • “US Domestic Politics” is a misidentification.

    What you’re seeing is a global war between the left and right and every society is a battleground.

    I would not be surprised if many westerners hated their domestic political enemies far more than they do foreign enemies. It is wrong to frame this conflict as white vs non-white, Europe vs Muslims, or anything like that. Those are just small battles in a larger war.

    Instead, take a note from Russian political analysts. To them, it is a conflict between postmodernism, pluralism, and egalitarianism against realism, hierarchy, and nationalism. This conflict needs to be fought in all countries. The left seems to know this better than the right, and are willing to support socialists/anarchists or whatever in countries they’ve never heard of.

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  • A little over a decade after East German writer Bertolt Brecht suggested his government dissolve the people and elect another, US politicians followed his advice, contributing to the ethnic cleansing of my old Brooklyn neighborhood. German Chancellor Angela Merkel, raised in the same “workers’ paradise” that Brecht once championed, seems to be following along similar...
  • […] to airdrop hordes of welfare-dependent, Left-wing third-worlders into cities across America. Whole neighborhoods in NYC such as Bushwick became minority-majority in record time, as Whites fled the crime and corruption the newcomers brought. White flight subsequently turned […]

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  • A demonstrator singing Bob Dylan’s “times they are a changing” was warming up the crowd when I arrived at Vienna’s Stadtpark with an invitation from Democrats Abroad to protest against the new US president. One of the few reminders that I was not back on campus in the late 60s was the Johann Strauss statue...
  • @Timur The Lame
    @ Alden,

    Thank you for your reply. However I do think that you missed my point. Recognizing the name Bismarck as per your example does not mean that a person knows of the treaty deals, military alliances , specific brilliance in negotiations, geopolitical considerations, having old Fred's go ahead on everything and then being tragically cashiered by Billy boy. In other words, this is not a game of Trivial Pursuit.

    To have a historical consciousness one would have to be very well read, have the ability to relate to all factors in a given era, compare takes by serious historians who disagree on major events and arrive at a personal conclusion by virtue of critical thinking and so on. It would also be helpful to take a vacation in the areas where the historical events took place. One would be amazed at the correlations that occur. I have done this and it is difficult to explain the emotions that emerge after experiencing this. The American version would be taking a one day trip to the Epcot Center. Talk about schmaltz.

    No one expects a president to be erudite on all subjects ( or given the example of GWB, erudite at all). The point is that he (sorry, he/she) should have competent advice normally coming from experts in the institutions of higher learning from said nation.

    My point, ad naseum , is that first rate institutions in the US turn out third rate minds. These third rate minds climb the ladder by virtue of many factors but none defined by natural intellect. To give you examples would exhaust the bandwidth of this site and also my energy. However I will leave you with a random vignette. Journalist Michael Hastings (RIP via Mercedes) wrote a book about his experience with General Stanley McChrystal. At one not especially important part of the book he was in a taxi with the good general and his chief of staff when they veered off into what used to be East Germany. Seeing a statue the general remarked to the cab driver " is that Adolf Hitler?" This was not a joke. We are talking about two West Pointers asking if a statue in the former GDR was of the beloved fuehrer!

    It is hard to be more stupid than that. Did I mention general and chief of staff and West Point?

    Alden, as you admitted you are in the diaper age and I believe well educated and patriotic. That is very admirable and I mean that sincerely. I hope that you take our exchange in good spirit.

    Cheers-

    “We are talking about two West Pointers asking if a statue in the former GDR was of the beloved fuehrer!”

    The Chief of Staff, if he realized his boss was in error, would be highly unlikely to correct him. This was a cab ride, not a sensitive negotiation (where the correction would have to be made very delicately, if at all, depending on various circumstances.) General Chrystal may have simply had a case of “brain cramp.” Also I don’t think I place a lot of credibility on a story told by a diplomat/academic about military unintelligence. (Which is a real thing, I know; I’m a veteran.)

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  • The drainage has started: https://www.rt.com/usa/375479-trump-lobby-restriction-order/
    “Trump imposes lifetime ban on foreign govt lobbying for appointees”

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  • @ Alden,

    Thank you for your reply. However I do think that you missed my point. Recognizing the name Bismarck as per your example does not mean that a person knows of the treaty deals, military alliances , specific brilliance in negotiations, geopolitical considerations, having old Fred’s go ahead on everything and then being tragically cashiered by Billy boy. In other words, this is not a game of Trivial Pursuit.

    To have a historical consciousness one would have to be very well read, have the ability to relate to all factors in a given era, compare takes by serious historians who disagree on major events and arrive at a personal conclusion by virtue of critical thinking and so on. It would also be helpful to take a vacation in the areas where the historical events took place. One would be amazed at the correlations that occur. I have done this and it is difficult to explain the emotions that emerge after experiencing this. The American version would be taking a one day trip to the Epcot Center. Talk about schmaltz.

    No one expects a president to be erudite on all subjects ( or given the example of GWB, erudite at all). The point is that he (sorry, he/she) should have competent advice normally coming from experts in the institutions of higher learning from said nation.

    My point, ad naseum , is that first rate institutions in the US turn out third rate minds. These third rate minds climb the ladder by virtue of many factors but none defined by natural intellect. To give you examples would exhaust the bandwidth of this site and also my energy. However I will leave you with a random vignette. Journalist Michael Hastings (RIP via Mercedes) wrote a book about his experience with General Stanley McChrystal. At one not especially important part of the book he was in a taxi with the good general and his chief of staff when they veered off into what used to be East Germany. Seeing a statue the general remarked to the cab driver ” is that Adolf Hitler?” This was not a joke. We are talking about two West Pointers asking if a statue in the former GDR was of the beloved fuehrer!

    It is hard to be more stupid than that. Did I mention general and chief of staff and West Point?

    Alden, as you admitted you are in the diaper age and I believe well educated and patriotic. That is very admirable and I mean that sincerely. I hope that you take our exchange in good spirit.

    Cheers-

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    "We are talking about two West Pointers asking if a statue in the former GDR was of the beloved fuehrer!"

    The Chief of Staff, if he realized his boss was in error, would be highly unlikely to correct him. This was a cab ride, not a sensitive negotiation (where the correction would have to be made very delicately, if at all, depending on various circumstances.) General Chrystal may have simply had a case of "brain cramp." Also I don't think I place a lot of credibility on a story told by a diplomat/academic about military unintelligence. (Which is a real thing, I know; I'm a veteran.)

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  • @Timur The Lame
    @ Alden,

    You are obviously a reasoned and intelligent person but perhaps a little too enamored by what is generally known as 'higher education'. To refer to Trump's so called education as a rebuttal to my opinion that he and most (educated) Americans are historically and geographically 'challenged' does not to me pass muster.

    I too went to a prestigious university and matriculated in a degree that involved economics, history and political science (yeah, I know). As a red blooded physically imposing buck in my late teens and early twenties I was more interested fillies and beer. To be otherwise at that age would be in my opinion abnormal. Papers and exams were completed only due to some innate intelligence, certainly not to study or interest in the subject matter.

    I have not read up on Trump's early years but I strongly suspect that he was more like me than some studious misfit. Your contention that because he was in a class that taught some forms of European history therefore he must have a grasp of it to the point of formulating foreign policy is beyond polite comment.

    Remember that genius Kissinger? Well, there is my point personified. According to the media he was not only brilliant but with his fourth stooge looks also a lady killer! Read the history. Le Doc Tho, who to my knowledge had no formal education, made a complete fool out of the highly educated statesman who held many degrees and many B-52's.

    I came across a DVD that was to my recollection titled 'Lord of War'. It was a documentary featuring another famous hi IQ idiot Robert Strange McNamara rationalizing his contribution to the Vietnam war. What stuck in my mind was his reasoning that he feared a co-ordination of North Vietnam and Communist China. The DVD then cut to a Vietnamese spokesman who said flat out " if you had taken the time to read up on our history, you would see that this was not possible".

    Face the facts. Maybe because of hubris or maybe by design Americans who gravitate to the highest positions as leaders or advisers to such have very little understanding of how the world works outside their continental borders and it is the septuagenarians that I am referring to. It gets much worse with with any subsequent cohort.

    Cheers-

    I didn’t say Trump has a “grasp” of European history. I replied to someone who assumed Trump had never heard of Metternich and Bismark.

    But since Trump and I are the same age and both attended private high schools and both attended colleges that had the same standard Historyvof Western Civilization Trump would be aware of European history over the last 500 years

    That Western Civ course was required at Fordham when Trump was there. Trump got good enough grades to transfer to top tier Wharton so one must assume that Trump he learned enough to know who Bismark was.

    People who went to public high school have no idea about the depth and breadth of knowledge taught in private schools.

    I paid little attention in college classes and just skimmed through the books but remember the modern European history portion of Western Civ very well.

    It’s amazing the assumptions and projections everyone makes about Presidents. Some regard him as a buffoon and clown who will wreak havoc and ruin the country. Others assume he is the Messiah who will do everything they want.
    For instance although he is surrounded by Israeli Hawks some claim it is a deep dark plan to free the US from subservience to Israel. I doubt it.

    And I repeat, Trump was elected President of the United States, not CEO of a World Wide Medical Missionary and Meddling Charity.

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  • @ Alden,

    You are obviously a reasoned and intelligent person but perhaps a little too enamored by what is generally known as ‘higher education’. To refer to Trump’s so called education as a rebuttal to my opinion that he and most (educated) Americans are historically and geographically ‘challenged’ does not to me pass muster.

    I too went to a prestigious university and matriculated in a degree that involved economics, history and political science (yeah, I know). As a red blooded physically imposing buck in my late teens and early twenties I was more interested fillies and beer. To be otherwise at that age would be in my opinion abnormal. Papers and exams were completed only due to some innate intelligence, certainly not to study or interest in the subject matter.

    I have not read up on Trump’s early years but I strongly suspect that he was more like me than some studious misfit. Your contention that because he was in a class that taught some forms of European history therefore he must have a grasp of it to the point of formulating foreign policy is beyond polite comment.

    Remember that genius Kissinger? Well, there is my point personified. According to the media he was not only brilliant but with his fourth stooge looks also a lady killer! Read the history. Le Doc Tho, who to my knowledge had no formal education, made a complete fool out of the highly educated statesman who held many degrees and many B-52′s.

    I came across a DVD that was to my recollection titled ‘Lord of War’. It was a documentary featuring another famous hi IQ idiot Robert Strange McNamara rationalizing his contribution to the Vietnam war. What stuck in my mind was his reasoning that he feared a co-ordination of North Vietnam and Communist China. The DVD then cut to a Vietnamese spokesman who said flat out ” if you had taken the time to read up on our history, you would see that this was not possible”.

    Face the facts. Maybe because of hubris or maybe by design Americans who gravitate to the highest positions as leaders or advisers to such have very little understanding of how the world works outside their continental borders and it is the septuagenarians that I am referring to. It gets much worse with with any subsequent cohort.

    Cheers-

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    I didn't say Trump has a "grasp" of European history. I replied to someone who assumed Trump had never heard of Metternich and Bismark.

    But since Trump and I are the same age and both attended private high schools and both attended colleges that had the same standard Historyvof Western Civilization Trump would be aware of European history over the last 500 years

    That Western Civ course was required at Fordham when Trump was there. Trump got good enough grades to transfer to top tier Wharton so one must assume that Trump he learned enough to know who Bismark was.

    People who went to public high school have no idea about the depth and breadth of knowledge taught in private schools.

    I paid little attention in college classes and just skimmed through the books but remember the modern European history portion of Western Civ very well.

    It's amazing the assumptions and projections everyone makes about Presidents. Some regard him as a buffoon and clown who will wreak havoc and ruin the country. Others assume he is the Messiah who will do everything they want.
    For instance although he is surrounded by Israeli Hawks some claim it is a deep dark plan to free the US from subservience to Israel. I doubt it.

    And I repeat, Trump was elected President of the United States, not CEO of a World Wide Medical Missionary and Meddling Charity.
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  • @anon
    -- had no history in HS; teachers were just a few years older than students --

    -- college Western Civ -- changed schools 3 times, took the same course twice, most memorable was a Chinese instructor who spoke of "dewine wite of kings."
    In short, it was a hash.

    -- so I don't know for sure if some other leader might have saved his state from a nosedive like USA is in, but I think Hitler did for Germany, for six years, anyway, and a better job than FDR.

    someone said Trump has some Hitler writing on his nightstand. that would not be a bad thing.

    Have you ever noticed that whenever we conduct regime change, the offending removed leader has Hitler memorabilia in his possession? Noriega and Saddam had pictures, others had books, etc. After a while it all starts to look like the same sort of disinformation smear, like that the Tudors used on Richard III.

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  • anon • Disclaimer says:
    @Alden
    Trunp is the President of the United States and not the CEO of the World Wide Medical Missionary Society.

    Since 1938 America has devoted blood, trillions of dollars and and effort to saving the rest of the world.
    Let's look at the results:
    WW2 gave China and Eastern and Central Europe to communism.

    We did keep the communists out of S Korea. It's cost us trillions both in the military occupation and the trade deficit. Instead of guarding our border with Mexico we guard the Korean border.
    That is the greatest example of pathological altruism I've ever heard.

    We lost in Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia. We have lost in Afghanistan and all over the ME.
    Japan buys nothing from us, we buy everything from then. As early as the first month of the Korean War our military was directed to buy jeeps, small trucks, medical and kitchen supplies, furniture etc from Japanese factories, not American.

    We have sent trillions to 3rd, 4th and 5th world dictators. These trillions were extorted from middle class Americans through the with holding system

    Q. What is foreign aid?
    A. Direct Deposit for Dictators.

    Q. What is Foreign Aid?
    A. Mass transfer of funds from the 1st world working class to 3rd, 4,th and 5th world aristocrats.

    I believe the last President who did anything for Americans instead of functioning as head of a global charity was FDR in the first 2 years. Of course by the end of 1934 he spent his time "saving" the world from Germany and Japan.

    If neither you nor your parents were not affected by affirmative action job and business discrimination you can afford to sneer at the 95 percent of Whites who have been affected and voted for Trump.

    If you are happy your taxes go to save, invade and invite the world be happy but don't sneer at those of us who don't want to pay those taxes.

    Before he announced his candidacy Trump was asked about affirmative action. He replied that he is fine with affirmative action. Until affirmative action is ended Whites will never recover what we had under the merit system. But affirmative action will never be ended.

    Everyone is projecting what they want on Trump. Everyone has an opinion about what Trump should do. But he wasn't elected to keep blundering about all over the globe trying and failing to save the world.
    He was elected to do what he can to stop the decline of America and Americans.

    – had no history in HS; teachers were just a few years older than students —

    – college Western Civ — changed schools 3 times, took the same course twice, most memorable was a Chinese instructor who spoke of “dewine wite of kings.”
    In short, it was a hash.

    – so I don’t know for sure if some other leader might have saved his state from a nosedive like USA is in, but I think Hitler did for Germany, for six years, anyway, and a better job than FDR.

    someone said Trump has some Hitler writing on his nightstand. that would not be a bad thing.

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    Have you ever noticed that whenever we conduct regime change, the offending removed leader has Hitler memorabilia in his possession? Noriega and Saddam had pictures, others had books, etc. After a while it all starts to look like the same sort of disinformation smear, like that the Tudors used on Richard III.
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  • @SolontoCroesus
    marching on the Mall did/does nothing to change the situation Timur noted @ 20:

    A salient point possible missed by the author is the astounding ignorance of things both historical and geographical by Americans both those supposedly educated and those in positions of power.
     
    In fact, (or maybe just in my opinion), the march on the Mall was Exhibit #1 of the "astounding ignorance of things . . ."

    If I had access to the god of fantasy fulfillment (or Soros's money), I'd have read-ins, or salons, all over the country.
    I'd create a syllabus, and have groups read out loud to each other, from significant books, then discuss. Different groups would invite diverse authors to speak in their salon. Over a period of weeks -- months, a year -- groups would then produce a book of their own, and go as a delegation to Congress and educate those dolts.

    I'd have an America First tour -- like the C Span bus, only visit controversial sites, like the birthplace of James MacReynolds and the other Supremes who opposed FDR; Lindbergh's home town; etc.
    The (fantasy) America First bus would visit (what I call) retrograde colleges -- places like Hillsdale, where students are brainwashed with the heroism of Churchill; I'd offer the students an alternative perspective, shall we say.

    Salons were the precursor of the French Revolution. They are the next evolutionary step from samizdat/Unz Forum.
    And whistle-stop tours were one of the methods by which Jabotinsky & others rallied US to go to war.

    Sounds interesting, Chuck.

    You can invite your fantasy friends on your fantasy tour.

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  • Trunp is the President of the United States and not the CEO of the World Wide Medical Missionary Society.

    Since 1938 America has devoted blood, trillions of dollars and and effort to saving the rest of the world.
    Let’s look at the results:
    WW2 gave China and Eastern and Central Europe to communism.

    We did keep the communists out of S Korea. It’s cost us trillions both in the military occupation and the trade deficit. Instead of guarding our border with Mexico we guard the Korean border.
    That is the greatest example of pathological altruism I’ve ever heard.

    We lost in Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia. We have lost in Afghanistan and all over the ME.
    Japan buys nothing from us, we buy everything from then. As early as the first month of the Korean War our military was directed to buy jeeps, small trucks, medical and kitchen supplies, furniture etc from Japanese factories, not American.

    We have sent trillions to 3rd, 4th and 5th world dictators. These trillions were extorted from middle class Americans through the with holding system

    Q. What is foreign aid?
    A. Direct Deposit for Dictators.

    Q. What is Foreign Aid?
    A. Mass transfer of funds from the 1st world working class to 3rd, 4,th and 5th world aristocrats.

    I believe the last President who did anything for Americans instead of functioning as head of a global charity was FDR in the first 2 years. Of course by the end of 1934 he spent his time “saving” the world from Germany and Japan.

    If neither you nor your parents were not affected by affirmative action job and business discrimination you can afford to sneer at the 95 percent of Whites who have been affected and voted for Trump.

    If you are happy your taxes go to save, invade and invite the world be happy but don’t sneer at those of us who don’t want to pay those taxes.

    Before he announced his candidacy Trump was asked about affirmative action. He replied that he is fine with affirmative action. Until affirmative action is ended Whites will never recover what we had under the merit system. But affirmative action will never be ended.

    Everyone is projecting what they want on Trump. Everyone has an opinion about what Trump should do. But he wasn’t elected to keep blundering about all over the globe trying and failing to save the world.
    He was elected to do what he can to stop the decline of America and Americans.

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    • Replies: @anon
    -- had no history in HS; teachers were just a few years older than students --

    -- college Western Civ -- changed schools 3 times, took the same course twice, most memorable was a Chinese instructor who spoke of "dewine wite of kings."
    In short, it was a hash.

    -- so I don't know for sure if some other leader might have saved his state from a nosedive like USA is in, but I think Hitler did for Germany, for six years, anyway, and a better job than FDR.

    someone said Trump has some Hitler writing on his nightstand. that would not be a bad thing.
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  • @Timur The Lame
    A salient point possible missed by the author is the astounding ignorance of things both historical and geographical by Americans both those supposedly educated and those in positions of power.

    Trump may be a master of business and negotiation and all such things but do you think he has the slightest clue about European history which includes Russia as a participant at least since Peter The Great?

    These things matter. His knee jerk actions might solve some issues but it would be only by being serendipitous due to the confusion of the times.

    I would bet that if Trump was asked about the Hundred Years War, Metternich, Bismack, and Stalin's border adjustments just to use simple examples his response would be " Whaaa/ you're Fired!"

    Americans from Harvard to the Mississippi shrimp boat are basically dumb as posts, knowing little that didn't occur in the land mass between NY and LA. Esteem and progress is built by financial success, unless of course they get into that minor branch of harlotry called politics.

    I have spent time in Eastern Europe and was amazed ( and refreshed) by the historical conscious that the everyman has. Political correctness of the kind that we have shoved down our throats is still considered lunacy there.

    My point is that the only foreign area that Trump will have consistency will be the Middle East. That is because he will have the best of (kosher) advisers.

    In European issues he will be like a monkey with a machine gun unless Putin finds a way to "grab him by the pussy".

    Cheers-

    You forget that Trump is 70 years old and attended a private high school and 2 years at Fordham taking what was then the 2 year Western Civilizatiin course

    Ever heard of Jesse Jackson leading a riot at Stanford U screeching “ho ho, western civilization has got to go.

    I’m Trump’s age. I took the same required western civ course he took those 2 years at Fordham. I also attended a private high school. In the same era and took the standard high school curriculum

    In those days everyone who attended a private it even decent public school took a basic modern, (post 1,500AD) European history course
    And virtually every college freshman and sophomore took the universal required Western Civ course which covered 19th century European history and of course the 1815 peace conference in Vienna and the Unification of Germany and Bismark.

    The required 2 yr Western Civ course was dropped from most curriculums decades ago.

    I have had tenants who were liberal arts graduate students at UCLA who were convinced that the Republicans were the Confederate States who fought to preserve slavery and that the union side in the civil war were Democrats. Also that the Abolitionist party were Democrats not the precursors of the Republicans.
    They are in their mid 40s now. The younger ones don’t know the difference between the civil war, the revolution or WWs 1&2.
    So, if you are under 50, don’t assume that 70 yr old Trump didn’t learn the basics of European history in high school and college.

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  • @Sean
    It might have been a nice idea a few years ago, but Pres Trump could not offer any such deal,because the Europeans would not accept it without increased US military spending on Europe. Putin has got his country in a fine mess by confronting the West.

    “Putin has got his country in a fine mess by confronting the West.”
    The evidence stand for the facts that it was the West that has aggressively confronted Russian federation. There was a cause and there is the effect.

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  • @Jonathan Revusky

    Make your American voice heard on the Mall where it might be picked up on Ameican media broadcast to other Americans
     
    I know that I could come off as very cynical in saying this, but uhh, do you think that there is any possibility of changing anything this way?

    Not that marching in Vienna does any good either, but it just seems about equally futile to me.

    ...but the average American voter back home will likely think you are just anther Eurotrash douche protesting the American way of life rather than...
     
    Well, I suppose, but I still don't really see what difference it makes either way.

    March in Vienna, London or Paris. Or march in Washington or New York. I see little practical difference. It is not going to change anything, as far as I can see.

    marching on the Mall did/does nothing to change the situation Timur noted @ 20:

    A salient point possible missed by the author is the astounding ignorance of things both historical and geographical by Americans both those supposedly educated and those in positions of power.

    In fact, (or maybe just in my opinion), the march on the Mall was Exhibit #1 of the “astounding ignorance of things . . .”

    If I had access to the god of fantasy fulfillment (or Soros’s money), I’d have read-ins, or salons, all over the country.
    I’d create a syllabus, and have groups read out loud to each other, from significant books, then discuss. Different groups would invite diverse authors to speak in their salon. Over a period of weeks — months, a year — groups would then produce a book of their own, and go as a delegation to Congress and educate those dolts.

    I’d have an America First tour — like the C Span bus, only visit controversial sites, like the birthplace of James MacReynolds and the other Supremes who opposed FDR; Lindbergh’s home town; etc.
    The (fantasy) America First bus would visit (what I call) retrograde colleges — places like Hillsdale, where students are brainwashed with the heroism of Churchill; I’d offer the students an alternative perspective, shall we say.

    Salons were the precursor of the French Revolution. They are the next evolutionary step from samizdat/Unz Forum.
    And whistle-stop tours were one of the methods by which Jabotinsky & others rallied US to go to war.

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    • Replies: @Sherman
    Sounds interesting, Chuck.

    You can invite your fantasy friends on your fantasy tour.
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