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Zelcorpion · 2015-09-23 08:09:00 · #2301
Someone really should do a video cutting down those scenes in rapid succession - would be fun to watch:

Refugees in a German train being grateful for having made it to Germany:





Grateful refugees in Hungary express their heartfelt thanks to the Hungarian police for letting them camp in the war-free city center and providing them with food and water:





Dutch women and cuck-men singing for arriving Refugees in the Netherlands, because what would the Duch economy do without them as their real unemployment is over 10% and most of them will enrich the Dutch culturally - not financially of course since the wide majority will be costing the productive majority 75.000EUR/person over the lifetime at least.










Here you see Germans welcoming new refugees. You will see them cheering as if they would welcome their liberators that are going to free them from their white guilt. That country despite being blessed with a real 20% unemployment rate is ready to let in more Muslims, because they crave for Parisian nights in the boring German order:





Hah - France is already greatly enriched and can happily enjoy such scenes on a regular basis.
Zelcorpion · 2015-09-23 08:12:00 · #2302
Now you can hear all those naysayers claiming that this obvious lack of gratitude after just being in the EU for several days will blossom into a beautiful flower. Here you have what 2nd or third generation immigrants think about their host countries:





There you have it - you are all Kuffars - unbelievers - they are the superior culture. Never mind that most of them don't go to school, don't work and live off the inferior culture. Those kids are born and raised in the Netherlands.





Somehow I fail to see the Serbian, Croat refugees that came in the numbers of 300.000 to Sweden in the 1990s. No - they have not left as some have claimed - almost all became Swedish citizens, but have somehow failed to enrich Sweden in the form of Ghettos. They are virtually indistinguishable from the boring Swedes - curse them for not having retained their cultural identity and for living such dependable Scandinavian lives. I am sure the Muslim newcomers will retain their identity and will even force Swedes to behave like them.
el mechanico · 2015-09-23 09:35:00 · #2303
Watching those videos..

Those guys are all dicks. If they were to come here to Florida they'd get their asses beat continuously also they wouldn't have a hood that's dangerous to outsiders..Please..

I've been reading this thread a few times a day I cannot wrap my head around why or how the Europeans are letting this happen.
johnfortunebg · 2015-09-23 09:38:00 · #2304
(09-23-2015 09:35 AM)el mechanico Wrote:  Watching those videos..

Those guys are all dicks. If they were to come here to Florida they'd get their asses beat continuously also they wouldn't have a hood that's dangerous to outsiders..Please..

I've been reading this thread a few times a day I cannot wrap my head around why or how the Europeans are letting this happen.

Well, when your own government is against you and is de facto giving the invaders preferential treatment over native Europeans, stuff like that tends to happen.
Deepdiver · 2015-09-23 09:55:00 · #2305
Interesting article:

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/isis-tryin...00910.html

The Islamic State militant group has recently released a barrage of propaganda videos targeting refugees and telling them to come join the "caliphate" instead of fleeing to "xenophobic" Europe.
The videos seek to reinforce the image of the caliphate — the territory ISIS controls in Iraq and Syria — as an Islamic utopia and capitalize on the dangers refugees face as they flee to European countries.

And these videos aren't the first propaganda messages ISIS has released about the refugee crisis — earlier this month, in its English-language magazine Dabiq, the extremist group published an article warning against leaving the caliphate for Western countries.

The articles said leaving for Western nations was "a dangerous major sin" that was "a gate towards one's children and grandchildren abandoning Islam for Christianity, atheism, or liberalism."

Of course Yahoo being a bunch of left coast lefties the liberal spin here is dizzying:

Aside from a possible brain drain and loss of revenue if there are fewer people to tax as ISIS continues its attempt to seize territory across Iraq and Syria, the refugee exodus from the Middle East could call ISIS' legitimacy into question, Gartenstein-Ross said.

And ISIS has a strategy to keep people from leaving the caliphate. The International Institute for Strategic Studies reported recently: "It is in ISIS's interest to prevent a mass exodus by residents living in territory it controls, because this would undermine its image of a cohesive state-building project. The group has accordingly placed IEDs around entrances to cities it controls, such as Fallujah and Ramadi, to prevent escape, which simultaneously serve the larger purpose of preventing the [Iraqi Security Forces] from advancing."

The strategic security firm The Soufan Group noted last week that "more people are visibly fleeing [ISIS] and the areas it controls than are flocking to join it."

"In an attempt to change the minds of people who would rather risk drowning than live in the Islamic State, the group has ramped up its propaganda efforts," The Soufan Group said. "The scatter-shot nature of the Islamic State's recent messages — at times angry and denouncing refugees, at other times proclaiming the wisdom of staying in what the group sees as an Earthly paradise — shows the desperation of a group that resembles a pyramid scheme more than a government."
TheWastelander · 2015-09-23 10:04:00 · #2306




Recent Orban speech with English subtitles.
Lothario · 2015-09-23 10:05:00 · #2307
First time I am hearing about this Guy Ken O'Keefe and this video resonates well but might not sit well with some.



8ball · 2015-09-23 10:12:00 · #2308
(09-23-2015 09:35 AM)el mechanico Wrote:  Watching those videos..

Those guys are all dicks. If they were to come here to Florida they'd get their asses beat continuously also they wouldn't have a hood that's dangerous to outsiders..Please..

I've been reading this thread a few times a day I cannot wrap my head around why or how the Europeans are letting this happen.

This is why the 2nd amendment is so important.
TheWastelander · 2015-09-23 10:17:00 · #2309
(09-23-2015 09:35 AM)el mechanico Wrote:  Watching those videos..

Those guys are all dicks. If they were to come here to Florida they'd get their asses beat continuously also they wouldn't have a hood that's dangerous to outsiders..Please..

I've been reading this thread a few times a day I cannot wrap my head around why or how the Europeans are letting this happen.

In FL, probably. But apparently not in New Jersey.



Zelcorpion · 2015-09-23 10:26:00 · #2310
(09-23-2015 10:05 AM)Lothario Wrote:  First time I am hearing about this Guy Ken O'Keefe and this video resonates well but might not sit well with some.




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Great stuff from the ex-marine O'Keefe. I loved it how the Washington NGO chickenhawk cuckservative was covering his face and looking down almost in shame as he was berated by a former soldier who understood what is happening in the world.
RedPillUK · 2015-09-23 10:53:00 · #2311
Roosh is right, the narrative is falling apart. Just from this thread alone, my eyes are being opened to forces which I had no idea about.

In the Ram Z Paul video, he mentioned how the MRA's, Neomasculine men, race realists, nationalists, people pointing out the evil power structures in place (unfairly called 'conspiracy theorists') are all sharing knowledge and growing. It's true and this crisis is helping wake people up. The true nature of women is just one small part of the matrix we have discovered that leads to more and more discoveries.

There was a post earlier saying that the European leaders are more like dear in headlights than Dr Evil. That maybe true, but the other powerful groups probably are sitting there happy their plan is working. The EU is a bilderberg group creation and this is likely to be as well.
KC4 · 2015-09-23 11:25:00 · #2312
I don't know if this is an appropriate thread to ask this question but what the hell is a uncle tom?

I was owning this idiot marxist who asked me what I voted for in the last election. I straight up told him SD even though I didn't last election. As soon as I turned around he called me a "uncle tom". What the fuck is that.
It wasn't worth doing anything because I don't know what the fuck "uncle Tom" means.
Vanguard · 2015-09-23 11:31:00 · #2313
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Frekkesen · 2015-09-23 11:43:00 · #2314
(09-23-2015 11:25 AM)KC4 Wrote:  I don't know if this is an appropriate thread to ask this question but what the hell is a uncle tom?

I was owning this idiot marxist who asked me what I voted for in the last election. I straight up told him SD even though I didn't last election. As soon as I turned around he called me a "uncle tom". What the fuck is that.
It wasn't worth doing anything because I don't know what the fuck "uncle Tom" means.


He basicly says he thinks you are a racist. Refering to the story of Uncle Tom.
eradicator · 2015-09-23 11:49:00 · #2315
An uncle tom is not really a racist, but there were basically 2 sorts of black slaves that lived on the plantations: house slaves and slaves that worked in the fields. The house slaves were treated better, spoke more like white people, and Uncle Tom was a house slave. He was also killed in the story of Uncle Tom's Cabin, as sort of a Christ figure in Uncle Tom's Cabin but in today's terminology, calling someone an "Uncle Tom" is sort of like calling them a house slave that is black on the outside, white on the inside, and not really as loyal to the black race.
TonySandos · 2015-09-23 11:50:00 · #2316
(09-23-2015 11:25 AM)KC4 Wrote:  I don't know if this is an appropriate thread to ask this question but what the hell is a uncle tom?

I was owning this idiot marxist who asked me what I voted for in the last election. I straight up told him SD even though I didn't last election. As soon as I turned around he called me a "uncle tom". What the fuck is that.
It wasn't worth doing anything because I don't know what the fuck "uncle Tom" means.

"Uncle Tom" is derived from an American novel written by an abolitionist white woman named Harriet Beecher Stowe. The story is about a slave who chooses an more monk-like or pious outlook on his disposition rather than more violent mean for improving his situation; often the protagonist goes out of his way to mentor, befriend or show good character. I believe her point of the story was to give example to civility and intellect among the former Africans.

It started as a slur for politically progressive minded people to call blacks who they viewed as sellouts to their kind for an assortment of reasons. Some of it may have even had credence in earlier times when blacks would make choices for appeared to be selfish reasons that would collectively hurt other blacks.

Now leftist of any type and identity politics minded individuals like to use the word against any minority or "victim group" that doesn't agree with their political stances or actively support them. it's pretty much a bully tactic meant to elicit group think.

For example; if you disagree with black lives matter, you're an uncle tom. If you don't think there is a giant white patriarchy conspiracy by the police to exterminate black people, you're an uncle tom. If you're a Mexican who doesn't vote for Jeb or Rubio in this next election, you're an uncle tom. If you're a Bangladeshi man who doesn't acknowledge the "successes" intersectional feminism has won "on your behalf" you're an uncle tom. Get it?
Caveman · 2015-09-23 12:00:00 · #2317
Yet another example of how the "moderate" Syrian opposition supported by the US government and the Al-Qaeda/ISIS/al-Nusra butchers are actually the same mercenary fighters:

Capture or betrayal? US-trained Syrian rebels with weapons end up in hands of Nusra jihadists

Quote:Around 70 US-trained Syrian rebel fighters allegedly surrendered a weapons stockpile to the extremist Jabhat al-Nusra group after crossing the Turkish border. There have been conflicting reports as to whether the recruits betrayed the US or were captured.

The British newspaper quoted a Twitter statement from a man claiming to be a member of Jabhat al-Nusra named Abu Fahd al-Tunisi: “A strong slap for America... the new group from Division 30 that entered yesterday hands over all of its weapons to Jabhat al-Nusra after being granted safe passage.”

“They handed over a very large amount of ammunition and medium weaponry and a number of pick-ups,”
he wrote.

...

The $500 million program has already been heavily criticized. It aimed to produce a force of 5,400-fighters of “moderate” rebels to fight Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL), but a top US General, Lloyd Austin, told Congress last week that only four or five US-trained Syrian rebels are still fighting in the war-torn nation.

...
TheWastelander · 2015-09-23 12:09:00 · #2318
(09-23-2015 10:04 AM)TheWastelander Wrote:  



Recent Orban speech with English subtitles.

Some choice quotes from the video above:

Quote:“It is the most natural thing in the world to want to protect one’s own family.”

“Hungary has been a valued member of the larger European family for a thousand years. It is its historic and moral duty to protect Europe, as Hungary thereby also protects itself. The reverse is also true: when we protect the borders of Hungary we also protect Europe.”

“A Europe which requires its half a billion citizens to respect its laws is unable to persuade migrants to undergo a simple registration process.”

“We find that our borders are in danger, our way of life based on respect for the law is in danger and Hungary and the whole of Europe are in danger.”

“What is happening now is an invasion; we are being invaded.”

“Why are we quarrelling with Europe? You can see for yourselves: we need to fight a battle on two fronts. We must protect the borders of Hungary and Europe, and at the same time we must also fight against Europe’s short-sighted policy, which has turned against the will of the European people.”

“I get the full impression that many people are not willing to see the full gravity of the threat. First of all, they do not see mass migration as a threat or as a problem, but as an opportunity we should welcome. We can understand the European left. They indeed look upon migration as an opportunity to destabilize the nation state and accomplish their historic goal: the elimination of nations.”

“There is a reason why political forces are taking turns in criticizing Hungarians for standing up for our one-thousand year statehood, the country’s sovereignty, and our national independence. We have got use to this since 2010. But it is not only the left which takes this stance: we can find people across the entire political spectrum who through their conduct have encouraged migrants to leave their countries and risk their lives en route for Europe in the hope of a better life.”

“The consequences for us and for Europe are disastrous: as Europe is unable to protect its external borders, an increasing number of internal borders are being closed within Europe, one of the most important achievements of which has been the free movement of goods and people, commonly referred to as ‘Schengen.’ So we are quarreling with Brussels.”

“We have diverging views on the problem, the means by which to resolve the problem, and the consequences of the problem. We have different ideas about what is going to happen if we take or do not take certain steps. One thing is certain, however: we must reconsider a number of European achievements, agreements, and institutions. But in the meantime, we must not sit here doing nothing.”

“As long as Europe is unable to take united action, the individual nation states will be forced to defend themselves against this brutal threat in a fierce struggle, beyond their means, and by making extraordinary sacrifices.”

“We have done everything we could within the limits of the law. And in the future we will do our utmost to punch above our weight. I believe that this is what our people expect us to do.”

“More than one million citizens have voiced their views on immigration. The results of the National Consultation are there for anyone to consult: we published them on the internet. More than 80% of Hungarians think that Brussels’ ill-chosen immigration policy has failed, and therefore the rules must be tightened.”

“The Hungarian people have decided: the country must be protected.”

“Every action the Hungarian government has taken to date and every measure it will take derives from this overriding duty.”

“In 2015 there are two political trends in Hungary: one which seeks to protect Hungary and the Hungarian people, and seeks to preserve our national culture and European identity; and one which for some reason works to oppose all this.”

“It is not for fun that we have built and are building hundreds of kilometers of border fences. It was not for fun that we earlier convened the Honourable House for an extraordinary session to pass legislative amendments allowing us to curb mass migration and protect Hungarian citizens and their families. And it is not eccentricity which leads us to employ our own solutions: we are simply seeking to observe treaty obligations.”

“Honourable fellow members of Parliament, what can we expect? No one should think the problem will disappear overnight. No one should fall for the illusion that the government measures we have adopted will in themselves curb the flood of people which is putting pressure on the whole of Europe. We should instead prepare for a long struggle.”

“On behalf of our government I can assure you that we shall make every effort to protect Hungary, the borders of the country, and the Hungarian people. We shall persevere and shall not compromise on this.”

“Until there is a united European action plan we cannot end the problem, we can manage it within our national remit, but we cannot solve it. We have proposals on a solution to the problem which could lead our countries to a functioning pan-European action plan. We are talking about simple, logical solutions, dictated by common sense. If, for instance, our Greek friends are unable to protect the borders of Europe and the borders of the Schengen zone, we must take over their protection from them. All 28 member states should take a share in the protection of the southern borders of Europe.”

“It is therefore obvious that, instead of diverting the problem towards the heart of Europe, we must take action at the source of the problem. We should not set up refugee camps - or whatever they may be called - within the European Union, but outside it.”

“We should help the countries which have so far sheltered millions of war refugees, in order to enable them to provide more decent conditions for the people who do not want to come to Europe, but who want to return to their homes once the war is over.”

“The underlying philosophy of the quota system is not aimed at ensuring that no more economic migrants come to Europe, or protecting Europe and the European way of life. It would instead spread the problem – based, I believe, on the silent recognition that migrants who have already entered Europe illegally will be reluctant to go back home. In response to this, we Hungarians say: ‘leaders in Brussels have put the cart before the horse.’”

“We suggest that we should first put an end to the mass migration, and once we have succeeded in protecting our borders, we should discuss what should happen to those who are already here or who want to come here.”

“At all events, we must persuade them to respect our laws. We must make it clear to everyone that Europe is Europe because explicit rules govern our co-existence. In Europe the rule of law does not mean oppression, but the provision of protection and security.”

“We must also point out that everyone here has worked hard to live in peace and security: both individuals and the national communities together have worked hard for this.”

“In Europe, welfare is not something you are entitled to as a matter of course: it is something you have to work for.”

“Honourable fellow members of parliament, finally, I ask you, regardless of your party affiliation, to support the Government in the fight against mass immigration. Because we only have one country and it is the duty of us all to protect it. Thank you for your attention.”
KC4 · 2015-09-23 12:52:00 · #2319
Just met one of my friends who's somali. Pretty well integrated, atheist, engineering degree and currently serves with the Swedish military. Those are the somalies I like and sadly there's too few them. Anyway this topic came up and he told me that al-shabab is trying much harder with their recruiting policy in one of major "ghettos". I am just waiting until someone blows up
Zelcorpion · 2015-09-23 13:17:00 · #2320
As I predicted the reality is different than the official numbers given by the governments.

A Polish alternative blogger (also Red Pill guy who links to Game sites) got hold of some official numbers for Poland alone.

https://kefir2010.wordpress.com/2015/09/...ia-milcza/

From June 2015 until 13.9.2015 11.300 migrants passed through Poland officially. The inofficial number may be even higher. Out of those 11.300 672 requested official asylum in Poland. I guess word got around that their pocket money of 2500zl per family incl. all expenses paid is going to be fine for now or maybe even long-term.

So essentially you have within 3 months almost 700 remaining and 10.000+ passing through this most remote European country. Poland has promised to take 4500 within 2 years. I guess in addition they will take 300-500 per month. If Germany or Sweden decides to change the entry rules, then those 11.000 will simply decide to stay in Poland, Hungary, Croatia or wherever the public hasn't caught on enough.

And of course the first time some men kill a Muslim child rapist, it will be hailed as a great Neonazi-Holocoust. Fuck - I might have to move to Japan earlier than I thought if that shit continues so fast.

Good thing that I found out recently that I can legally buy and own any working pre 1885 gun replica in Poland:

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Not that this would help me much since I would be labeled an extreme racist if I tried to defend myself against a gang of non-whites.
TonySandos · 2015-09-23 13:57:00 · #2321
What is a working replica exactly? I remember hearing that the first time I watched Lock, stock and 2 smoking barrels.
nomadbrah · 2015-09-23 14:00:00 · #2322
I heard a 'international relations analyst' in a danish radio show today. Ex-military I think. A real one, not one with an agenda. He was very clear in saying that, and I quote: "drastic measures are necessary soon" or "right wing parties might rise to power in most countries".

He said there was no doubt that eventually every EU country with non-EU borders would have to follow Hungary's example, it was only a question of time.

I am sure you could ask most military advisors and get the same reply. I do wonder what kind of talks are taking place behind closed doors in the militaries of Europe.
iop890 · 2015-09-23 14:09:00 · #2323
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Merkel annoyed in caucus: "I don't care, that I'm at fault for the influx of #refugees. Now they're just here."
Travesty · 2015-09-23 14:13:00 · #2324
^ This is why women leaders don't work out. The woman inside at some point will always win.
TheWastelander · 2015-09-23 14:29:00 · #2325
(09-23-2015 02:00 PM)nomadbrah Wrote:  I heard a 'international relations analyst' in a danish radio show today. Ex-military I think. A real one, not one with an agenda. He was very clear in saying that, and I quote: "drastic measures are necessary soon" or "right wing parties might rise to power in most countries".

He said there was no doubt that eventually every EU country with non-EU borders would have to follow Hungary's example, it was only a question of time.

I am sure you could ask most military advisors and get the same reply. I do wonder what kind of talks are taking place behind closed doors in the militaries of Europe.

Lots of interesting discussions.

British Army 'could stage mutiny under Corbyn', says senior serving general

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/pol...09742.html
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