Never heard of HIAS before. Must be some Reform group of Rabbis if a woman is a co leader. Reform Judaism always seems off to me, a strong hippy vibe (now globalist shill), which didn't use Hebrew for services. They also changed anytime a male pronoun was used with he or her in prayers. If patriarchs were mentioned they had to mention matriarchs as well.

(12-03-2015 01:06 AM)dreambig Wrote:  ^^ Why Muslim countries only though? Plenty of cheap Christian Filipinos, Chinese and Indians to go around. I suspect the instability caused by Muslims is part of the plan.

The international élite which is still partly Anglo knows very well how India was ungovernable because of how its Muslim population fared with all of the other religions.

Europe is being taken down by importing a highly incompatible group.

Remember, Islam is just the weapon (that has been modernised by the Anglo élites since the Soviet v Afghanistan proxy war in the 80s), multiculturalism is the assassin.

This might explain why the SJWs are defending Islam. They defend the scimitar that will enforce multiculturalism and the nihilist take down of the West.

(12-03-2015 03:44 PM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  + Germany is a large country of 82 million, in addition they have a very private society where everyone frequents their own places, works hard, often stays at home, uses cars - the contacts with most migrants are highly limited
+ along the migration routes you certainly have more opposition - also in Eastern Germany where the folk are well aware of cultural marxism when they see it - but mostly the people don't see the danger
+ even me - specifically trained to see it - did not perceive it as that dangerous so far

I'd agree with the cultural privacy / segregation. I didn't see anything but White People during my stay in Hamburg earlier this year, and nothing has really changed upon my return. If there's trouble, it must be confined to poorer areas.

I mentioned this in another thread, but It's a less stressful environment to move through than back in Australia, where I'd be death staring down Bogan Ice Addicts just daring them to try starting shit, whilst avoiding the equally-violent, drunk aboriginals asking for money just on a simple walk down to the supermarket.

Of course, things seem calm for now. I don't think such conspicuous class inequality can endure, particularly if the immigrant population is bored and poor, which is half the problem with the native population back in Oz.

Previous music commitments mean I'm leaving today for other, possibly far less peaceful, pastures. It'll be interesting to contrast with the countries where immigration / native integration is more forced.

I'm back in my hometown in Germany. And I seen some refugees on the streets. But as mention all quite at the western front. Friends tell me how the refugees try to integrate, search for jobs and so on. The only issues are the ones that are not refugees. Albania, Macedonia, from African countries.
Still you don't see a lot of them. Maybe it's also because it get cold. Most people stay inside. It really depends in which area you live to encounter some real issues.

Quote:German lawmakers on Friday overwhelming approved a broad non-combat mission to aid the coalition fight against the so-called Islamic State, including reconnaissance jets and a frigate, following a call from France for support following last months attacks in Paris.

The 134 million euro ($145 million) mission will see two Tornado reconnaissance planes sent to Turkeys Incirlik base as early as next week as part of a plan crafted by Chancellor Angela Merkels Cabinet earlier this week. The frigate is already en route to join French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle.

"The goal... is to fight and contain IS, and destroy their safe havens and their ability to lead worldwide terror operations," Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen told reporters in Berlin on Thursday before heading to Ankara for talks with her Turkish counterpart to talk over logistics and other details.

And she can use this tough action and rhetoric for the further acceptance of migrants who suffer as the result of this..... even though they aren't performing combat missions.

(12-04-2015 05:18 AM)Parzival Wrote:  I'm back in my hometown in Germany. And I seen some refugees on the streets. But as mention all quite at the western front. Friends tell me how the refugees try to integrate, search for jobs and so on. The only issues are the ones that are not refugees. Albania, Macedonia, from African countries.
Still you don't see a lot of them. Maybe it's also because it get cold. Most people stay inside. It really depends in which area you live to encounter some real issues.

Just wait a little. The cockroaches usually come out at night.



(yes, I know - I will roast in hell)

At this point, you still have to go to the tents and asylum centers to get an idea of how many there are. Most are still being contained in those places. Things will only start getting real funny when they let them out of the compound. I would laugh my ass off if Merkel would dam them up in those places and before she leaves office, she'll be like



And the lefties get flooded with their own soulmates.

Well, I can only dream...

(12-04-2015 09:49 AM)redpillage Wrote:  

(12-04-2015 05:18 AM)Parzival Wrote:  I'm back in my hometown in Germany. And I seen some refugees on the streets. But as mention all quite at the western front. Friends tell me how the refugees try to integrate, search for jobs and so on. The only issues are the ones that are not refugees. Albania, Macedonia, from African countries.
Still you don't see a lot of them. Maybe it's also because it get cold. Most people stay inside. It really depends in which area you live to encounter some real issues.

Just wait a little. The cockroaches usually come out at night.



(yes, I know - I will roast in hell)

It's 3° C with rain. Small town, nowhere to run, nowhere to go. If they go out, they are alone. But I will keep an eye on the situation and share the information from the frontline.

(12-04-2015 10:00 AM)Requiem Wrote:  At this point, you still have to go to the tents and asylum centers to get an idea of how many there are. Most are still being contained in those places. Things will only start getting real funny when they let them out of the compound. I would laugh my ass off if Merkel would dam them up in those places and before she leaves office, she'll be like



And the lefties get flooded with their own soulmates.

Well, I can only dream...

Oh, it's already starting to happen. A number of teenage girls and young women have been 'culturally enriched' over the past few months. Just google rape epidemic Germany and you'll find a ton of links. I do feel horrible for the youngsters but I don't really give a hoot about any Germany woman over 18 as a large majority of them (at least 70%) have been voting left and are the ones pushing the leftist bandwagon. You make the bed you lie in .

Interesting times.

Sweden cracks !

U-turn on refugee policy. Deputy PM cries during annoucement :
http://www.theguardian.com/world/video/2...turn-video

Interesting news from Canada, our recently elected PM wanted to rush in 25,000 Syrians from refugee camps in Lebanon and Jordan but new data shows that only 6.3% of them want to come here:link

Quote:Did it feel like a slap in the face? When the federal government revealed this week that only 6.3 per cent of Syrian refugees living in Jordanian and Lebanese camps, when offered the chance, wanted to come to Canada, did we feel just a bit spurned? Like we had cooked a three-course dinner and vacuumed the house, only to learn that our friends would rather go out for pizza?

They must have Googled the current temperatures in Canada and decided that they'd rather stay in refugee camps than freeze their asses off in the Great White North.

So why is Canada that cold? It should be like Germany. Warm weather, streets of gold, a apartment for everyone, with a blond german virgin waiting inside. Every month regular money from the government and after some time a BMW oder a Mercedes for free.

http://www.thelocal.fr/20151202/why-we-h...onal-front

The French establishment is p-a-n-i-c-k-i-n-g.

Quote:In a piece for The Local, the managing editor of one of France's leading regional newspapers has defended his paper's unprecedented anti-National Front campaign which has infuriated Marine Le Pen, before Sunday's regional elections.

French regional newspapers, which outsell their national counterparts, rarely take a strong editorial line in the run-up to elections.

But that was until La Voix du Nord, which serves the Nord-Pas-de-Calais-Picardie region in the far north of France made its stance clear this week in the run up to next Sunday's first round of voting in the regional elections.

La Voix du Nord daily and its sister paper Nord Eclair ran an unprecedented campaign to stop the National Front's leader Marine Le Pen taking control of the region.

Articles headlined "Marine Le Pen and the Front are not who they say they are" and "Who are the members of the National Front really?" cast doubt on the party's ability to govern the depressed region, once a Socialist stronghold.

Le Pen, who looks set to win the region -- France's second biggest -- in the two-round vote which ends on December 13, reacted with fury to the "scandalous" attacks claiming they were little more than "tracts" in support of the ruling Socialist party.

The paper's editorial director Jean-Michel Bretonnier defended the newspaper's campaign to The Local France.

The region is threatened

“This is an unprecedented situation we are facing.

“We are used to the National Front doing well in elections. They won around ten towns in last year's local elections but they have never won a region as important as ours.

“They could win control of Nord-Pas-de-Calais-Picardie, a region of six million people. We felt we needed to explain to our readers the significance of that.

“This is a region at the heart of North West Europe, just across the English Channel from the UK and on the border with Belgium. We are half an hour from Brussels and Paris and not far from Amsterdam. Many foreigners work here.

“The Nord-Pas-de-Calais-Picardie region is the second in the country after Ile-de-France in the terms the amount of foreign investment it attracts.

“But the National Front’s policies are anti-Europe and anti-immigration. Marine Le Pen is against free trade and any kind of globalisation. She wants to close the borders. All these policies would break the commercial and economic activity of the region.

“To put it simply if Marine Le Pen’s party wins, it will be bad for the region.

“If that happened it would not only be significant for this region but it would have a huge impact on the 2017 presidential elections, which are a little over a year away.

“Winning the region would give Marine Le Pen far greater credibility and a much stronger platform to campaign for the presidential election. It would have huge knock-on effect.

Why we had to act

“We are a newspaper of information, not one of opinion. We examine the left and right and we don’t support any political party.

“But we do have convictions and certain values which have been in place since our creation during the French Resistance. We are attached to the values of the Republic, to liberty and to pluralism.

“Our values are just not compatible with the ideology of the National Front and their constant distortions, exaggerations and obsessions.

“We haven't told readers who to vote for but tried to explain exactly who the National Front are. We are reminding them of the difference in values and at the same time doing our work as journalists to inform our readers of the programme of the National Front, as we do for all parties.

“It is our job to go beyond the appearances. The National Front play a game of duplicity and ambiguity, trying to show the voters that the party has been de-demonised, but behind that visage they are still radical.

“In their programme we found a phrase that mentioned the need “to wipe out bacterial immigration”. The party has since claimed it was an error, but it was there.

“They say they are not like other parties, who are “all rubbish”. They claim that they have all the virtue and the moral high ground and anyone who is against them has none.

"It’s dangerous and we as a newspaper have tried to show the reality. That is our job as journalists even if it really doesn’t please the National Front.

“We have complicated relations with all political parties but the National Front really don’t accept criticism from others and they aggressively reject people who disagree with them. It quickly descends into intimidation.

“In the run up to the elections we saw that the National Front support was rising. We didn’t have a referendum in the newsroom about coming out against the party, but most journalists were saying “we have to do something”. The shareholders and the board agreed.

“We have had a huge reaction from readers. In my 35-years at this paper I have not seen anything like it. We have had some very hostile comments, some saying we shouldn’t take a position and others saying “bravo, now we can have a much needed debate”.

“We will have to wait and see if there’s any impact on the elections, but what is important for us is that people can finally openly talk about this issue."

Oh, the humanity! You mean Marine actually cares about her people instead of globalist plutocrats and their little schemes and pawns?

Comments are overwhelmingly negative and calling the collaborators out.

Meanwhile, I think this has been posted before, but cucks are panicking too:

http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/e7b61eae-...z3tOiFrYsx



They think this image is ominous? I like it so much I saved it, would wear as sig.

Cameron seems to be evolving, developing the ability to think. Even if crudely.

http://sofiaglobe.com/2015/12/04/david-c...al-border/

Quote:European countries facing increased flows of migration should learn from Bulgaria how to improve their controls, British prime minister David Cameron said on December 4 during a tour of some of Bulgaria’s border checkpoints and an inspection of its fence at the Turkish frontier, according to a Bulgarian government media statement.

Considering how hilarious some of the antics of Bulgaria police have been towards migrants (I mean problematic, sorry), it is interesting for him to use them as an example.

Needs Orban.

(12-04-2015 06:24 PM)Libertas Wrote:  Meanwhile, I think this has been posted before, but cucks are panicking too:

http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/e7b61eae-...z3tOiFrYsx

Quote:The rise of the political extremes is not confined to the US and France. Ultra-nationalist parties are in power in Hungary and Poland, both members of the EU. Nationalist parties are on the rise in Scotland and Catalonia, threatening the survival of the UK and Spain as nation states.

Note the code from the article:
Ultra-nationalist parties = right-wing
Nationalist parties = left-wing

(12-05-2015 12:38 AM)Benoit Wrote:  

(12-04-2015 06:24 PM)Libertas Wrote:  Meanwhile, I think this has been posted before, but cucks are panicking too:

http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/e7b61eae-...z3tOiFrYsx

Quote:The rise of the political extremes is not confined to the US and France. Ultra-nationalist parties are in power in Hungary and Poland, both members of the EU. Nationalist parties are on the rise in Scotland and Catalonia, threatening the survival of the UK and Spain as nation states.

Note the code from the article:
Ultra-nationalist parties = right-wing
Nationalist parties = left-wing

True but the Left-Right paradigm of the post-68 era does not explain this fully. Most nationalist economic policies are 'left-wing' ie protectionist and fiscally conservative with the tax burden being on import tariffs and sales taxes as opposed to income tax and VAT.

The Scottish Nationalist Party and the Catalans (as are the Irish Nationalists of Sinn Féin) express the accredited 'nationalism' of the New Left era now entering its 'Leftbehind' phase.

All these parties are nationalist simply within the confines of the UK and Spain - they are not true nationalists in the sense that they oppose internationalism/ globalism. The Catalans probably still have some Trotskyite elements within it from the end of the Spanish Civil War when it was defeated by the Monarchist/ Fascist/ Nationalist coalition of Franco.

The SNP and Sinn Féin are aligned to Nordic and German 'Green' movements.


What is the source of the Putin, Trump and Le Pen cartoon?

(12-04-2015 11:52 PM)Eskhander Wrote:  Cameron seems to be evolving, developing the ability to think. Even if crudely.

http://sofiaglobe.com/2015/12/04/david-c...al-border/

Quote:European countries facing increased flows of migration should learn from Bulgaria how to improve their controls, British prime minister David Cameron said on December 4 during a tour of some of Bulgaria’s border checkpoints and an inspection of its fence at the Turkish frontier, according to a Bulgarian government media statement.

Considering how hilarious some of the antics of Bulgaria police have been towards migrants (I mean problematic, sorry), it is interesting for him to use them as an example.

Needs Orban.

Needs Farage too.

Cameron knows that the migrant invasion of Europe is a top concern for the UK electorate. He wants to stay in power and get lots of votes and he knows he could do this buy stealing some UKIP policies and clamping down on migration in to the UK, but Merkel and Junckers won't let him, and I suspect that there are elements within the UK establishment that want to follow German/EU policy.

From January 2015:
http://www.breitbart.com/london/2015/01/...e-germany/

Quote:Cameron’s plans to cap the number of migrants from the EU coming to Britain were dropped from a key speech after protests by Angela Merkel, Government sources say.

The German Chancellor, who is meeting with the Prime Minister in London today ostensibly to discuss the global and European economic situation, was strongly opposed to Cameron’s idea of an ‘emergency brake’ on numbers,

From August 2015:
http://www.breitbart.com/london/2015/08/...itain-out/

Quote:He has opted to make restricting access to in-work benefits the cornerstone of his renegotiation because it seems achievable.

Unlike the much more important issue of restoring control over our borders, restricting benefits is a low hanging fruit. It would mean EU arrivals would have to wait 4 years before they could claim benefits – a modest proposal to say the least – far short of what our campaign Get Britain Out wants to see. But this was one of the few proposed reforms emblazoned in May in the Tory Party manifesto, and Cameron hoped it might stem the tide of EU migrants.

Despite some encouraging signals from EU grandees and German Chancellor Angela Merkel, it has now emerged the EU will not even accept this 4-year residency test – unless it will also apply to British citizens!

It seems like he is trying hard to give the British what they want(less EU), but being coerced not to by prominent EU leaders.

(12-04-2015 03:10 PM)N°6 Wrote:  

Interesting times.

Personally, I will not vote FN tomorrow because:

- Marine Le Pen publicly humiliated her father to further her own interests
- they are led by a feminist lawyer and a faggot
- their economic policy is on the far-left end of the spectrum
- the FN activists I've been talking to repeatedly showed a critical lack of appreciation for our traditional values and culture

I will only consider voting for them when it's Marion at the head of the party.

Their victory might usher in an interesting turn of events, though.

(12-05-2015 05:27 AM)Tresor Wrote:  

(12-04-2015 03:10 PM)N°6 Wrote:  

Interesting times.

Personally, I will not vote FN tomorrow because:

- Marine Le Pen publicly humiliated her father to further her own interests
- they are led by a feminist lawyer and a faggot
- their economic policy is on the far-left end of the spectrum
- the FN activists I've been talking to repeatedly showed a critical lack of appreciation for our traditional values and culture

I will only consider voting for them when it's Marion at the head of the party.

Their victory might usher in an interesting turn of events, though.

(12-04-2015 01:55 PM)redpillage Wrote:  I do feel horrible for the youngsters but I don't really give a hoot about any Germany woman over 18 as a large majority of them (at least 70%) have been voting left and are the ones pushing the leftist bandwagon. You make the bed you lie in .

An old boy I see every now and then had a beautiful anology about this last week. "We shouldn't take a single one" he said, "Fuck Merkel, she invited them in. They threw the bread on the ground, let them deal with the rats"

(12-05-2015 05:27 AM)Tresor Wrote:  Personally, I will not vote FN tomorrow because:

- Marine Le Pen publicly humiliated her father to further her own interests
- they are led by a feminist lawyer and a faggot
- their economic policy is on the far-left end of the spectrum
- the FN activists I've been talking to repeatedly showed a critical lack of appreciation for our traditional values and culture

I will only consider voting for them when it's Marion at the head of the party.

Their victory might usher in an interesting turn of events, though.

So you have chosen the path of death..

(12-05-2015 05:27 AM)Tresor Wrote:  Personally, I will not vote FN tomorrow because:

- Marine Le Pen publicly humiliated her father to further her own interests
- they are led by a feminist lawyer and a faggot
- their economic policy is on the far-left end of the spectrum
- the FN activists I've been talking to repeatedly showed a critical lack of appreciation for our traditional values and culture

I will only consider voting for them when it's Marion at the head of the party.

Their victory might usher in an interesting turn of events, though.

Clearly it is not my place to tell you how to vote, Tresor. What I would like to remind everyone of however is that this may be the last election cycle capable of thwarting the plans of the Globalists/Marxists. Four more years of unmitigated influx of Muslims would invariably seal the fate of Europe and without doubt derail the legacy of Western civilization. It may again take hundreds of years to recover from an Islamist take-over of Europe. So you have to ask yourself this: do the reasons you listed above outweigh the implications of four more years of the left ruling France and actively suppressing a large percentage of the French voting public? Ask yourself how you will feel a decade from now if you may be forced to leave your own country to protect yourself and your children.

My no means is Marine a spring chicken but had she not done what she did then FN would not be in the position to threaten the complacent French status quo right now. Sometimes you have to do things that are in the interest of the greater good. Marine had to choose between her senile father and the future of France. In my opinion she made not only the right but only choice. Per the feminist lawyer and the economic policies: Granted but these are things more easily addressed further down the line. This is a war, Tresor - you win one battle at the time and if you prevail you end up winning the war. Given the alternatives tomorrow the choice is clear for any French citizen. A vote other than for Le Pen means you are voting for Muslim control of France by 2030.

Vive la France!

(12-05-2015 05:27 AM)Tresor Wrote:  

(12-04-2015 03:10 PM)N°6 Wrote:  

Interesting times.

Personally, I will not vote FN tomorrow because:

- Marine Le Pen publicly humiliated her father to further her own interests
- they are led by a feminist lawyer and a faggot
- their economic policy is on the far-left end of the spectrum
- the FN activists I've been talking to repeatedly showed a critical lack of appreciation for our traditional values and culture

I will only consider voting for them when it's Marion at the head of the party.

Their victory might usher in an interesting turn of events, though.

I wish White men weren't so much into abstract reason and purity. Taking this world as its global form and France within it like a city without walls, you have probably 95% in common with the very worst of the FN.

(12-05-2015 05:27 AM)Tresor Wrote:  Personally, I will not vote FN tomorrow because:

- Marine Le Pen publicly humiliated her father to further her own interests
- they are led by a feminist lawyer and a faggot
- their economic policy is on the far-left end of the spectrum
- the FN activists I've been talking to repeatedly showed a critical lack of appreciation for our traditional values and culture

I will only consider voting for them when it's Marion at the head of the party.

Their victory might usher in an interesting turn of events, though.

It's the only party which has a chance of slowing down the islamisation of your country. France, with all it's colonial ties to Africa and suicidal immigration has got to be one of the most muslim countries in Europe already.

You obviously don't give a fuck about that if you're not gonna vote because of lefty economic policies or feminists. Or you're too much of a coward to do the right thing because of the 'racist, xenophobic' labels.

Enjoy your new Islamic Caliphate of France.