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Hotwheels · 2016-01-16 16:52:00 · #6651
(01-16-2016 04:30 PM)Parzival Wrote:  This world need walls and on those walls you need men with guns. The left wing cucks don't realise it.

Reminds me of this scene from A Few Good Men.





Start at 46 seconds if it doesn't automatically
Parzival · 2016-01-16 16:55:00 · #6652
Actually I stole that line from the movie...
Hotwheels · 2016-01-16 17:03:00 · #6653
(01-16-2016 04:55 PM)Parzival Wrote:  Actually I stole that line from the movie...

Colonel Jessup calls out soft as cheese libtards for what they are. Awesome scene.

You want Jessup on that wall when the RIF's® (Radical Islamic Fucks) come knocking.
Foolsgo1d · 2016-01-16 18:30:00 · #6654
(01-16-2016 01:52 PM)Samseau Wrote:  Saga: But the USA hasn't been the one pulling all the strings in Europe. Europe was given a democracy and they choose to ban guns, and ban free speech. The USA gave Europe tremendous amounts of freedom, and all they have done is shit on themselves with it.

There is a reason Europe is going to get buttfucked but America is going to survive. Our democracy was built with the fundamental assumption that governments always become corrupted and citizens must battle it to demolish and rebuild, while Europeans, despite thousands of years to the contrary, see absolutely nothing wrong with using their democratic powers to create super states lead by spinster dictators.

But isn't the federal government trying to revoke those rights to bear arms and defend yourself? Few of your states have stand your ground laws.

European countries and the UK never had a right to bear arms. We merely had private ownership through farming, shooting and hunting.

I don't think we can compare the two. Even then the only reason to bear arms would be to protect yourself from tyranny and invasion. Europe has not been on the receiving end of this type of thing for many decades.
redpillage · 2016-01-16 18:36:00 · #6655
(01-16-2016 04:30 PM)Parzival Wrote:  Nach Köln erlebten Linke einen Realitätsschock. Nun tun sie so, als seien die Vorkommnisse Teil des alltäglichen Sexismus wie beim Oktoberfest, um das Problem bloß nicht zu "islamisieren".

Dass man gegen Rassismus, Sexismus und Diskriminierung ist, versteht sich von selbst – die Inkarnation jenes guten Gewissens, das nur ein schlechtes Gewissen sein kann. Sein Leitmotiv: Der Westen ist an allem schuld. Also "wir". Wer sonst. So ist es nur logisch, dass das Bewusstsein dieses biedermeierlichen Weltbilds keine äußeren Feinde kennt. Das Böse hockt ja im eigenen Land.

Ebenso wie die wachsende islamistische Terrorgefahr macht es auf drastische Weise deutlich, dass es hierzulande etwas zu verteidigen gibt, und zwar mit aller Macht und Leidenschaft und, ja, auch mit Law and Order: nicht nur irgendwelche "Werte" samt "Leitkultur", sondern ganz handfest Freiheit und Demokratie, Toleranz und Respekt im Alltag.

Die gesamte Flüchtlingsdebatte hatte unter dem Zeichen einer buchstäblich grenzenlosen Moral stattgefunden, bei der jeder Zweifel in den Bereich des Amoralischen und Verwerflichen verwiesen wurde. Die Flüchtlinge wurden zur Projektionsfläche einer lutherisch-protestantischen und sehr deutschen Selbstprüfung, die keinen Raum ließ für Zwischentöne. Angela Merkels "Wir schaffen das" wurde zum Mantra dieser Moral, zur vermeintlich alternativlosen Durchhalteparole.

Erstaunlich, wie gerade junge Feministinnen die Realität ausblenden, von der Hunderte ihrer Altersgenossinnen leibhaftig berichten können. Dabei tun sie so, als seien die schrecklichen Vorkommnisse, die hohe Wellen in der ganzen Welt schlagen und einen Wendepunkt in der deutschen Flüchtlingspolitik einleiten, gar nichts Neues, sondern Teil des alltäglichen Sexismus wie auf dem Münchner Oktoberfest.

Im Übrigen gelte es nun, Rechtspopulisten, Nazis und Rassisten, die politischen Profiteure der Ereignisse, noch stärker zu bekämpfen.

Thanks for posting this Parzival but as it's a pretty brilliant write up and so I am taking the time to translate it properly for the benefit of this community. It will help you Anglo-Sachsons in particular to understand the mindset/mentality that has led to this train wreck.


Quote:After Cologne the Left experienced a reality shock. For now they are still pretending as if the events were part of everyday sexism comparable to behavior one may encounter at the Oktoberfest. All that purportedly in order not "Islamize" the problem.

That one is against racism, sexism and discrimination goes without saying - the incarnation of a good conscience that can only be a bad conscience [comment: that sentence didn't really make a lot of sense to me in German]. The cardinal theme: The West is to blame for everything. That means "Us". Who else? So it is only logical that the conscience of such a provincial worldview inherently knows no external enemies. Evil after all is lurking right in our midst.

Meanwhile the growing Islamic terrorist threat has made it drastically clear that there is something to defend in our country, and that with intent and passion and, yes, absolutely in the realms of Law and Order. Not just arbitrary "values" or a perception of "culture", but our very freedoms and the pillars of our democracy, as well as the tolerance and respect we all enjoy in everyday life.

The entire refugee debate has taken place under the auspices of a literally boundless sense of morale, where any doubt or opposition is promptly relegated to the realms of the amoral and reprehensible. The refugee crisis in fact was turned into a stage for Lutheran-Protestant style (and very German) test of personal resolve, which leaves no room for nuances. Angela Merkel's "We can do it" has become the mantra of this morality, supposedly leaving no alternative for staying the course..

Amazing how in particular young feminists continue to hide from reality, despite the fact that hundreds of women reported what had transpired. They pretend that the terrible incidents, which by now have garnered international attention and may initiate a turning point in German refugee policy, are nothing new and part and parcel of everyday sexism one may experience at the Oktoberfest in Munich.

And once again it is taken as a license to fight right-wing populists, Nazis and racists, as they clearly are the political profiteers of the events."

I would do a better job but it's very late over here so this will have to do ;-)
Tex Pro · 2016-01-16 19:07:00 · #6656


Lucky · 2016-01-16 19:21:00 · #6657
(01-16-2016 07:07 PM)Tex Pro Wrote:  


Every time I read the comments section of these videos and articles the people are voicing grave concerns and sensible thinking.

No one is ever writing anonymously to defend these monsters.

They'll only defend them when their identity is attached to their opinion.

People selling out their countries and carving a path for civil war for nothing more than social status points.
Mike5055 · 2016-01-16 19:56:00 · #6658
Apparently, the German finance minister Schäuble wants to raise taxes to pay for the soulmates. Paying for your own destruction.
storm · 2016-01-16 20:01:00 · #6659
(01-16-2016 07:21 PM)Lucky Wrote:  Every time I read the comments section of these videos and articles the people are voicing grave concerns and sensible thinking.

No one is ever writing anonymously to defend these monsters.

They'll only defend them when their identity is attached to their opinion.

People selling out their countries and carving a path for civil war for nothing more than social status points.

We are watching attention whoring destroy the west.
aeroektar · 2016-01-16 20:08:00 · #6660
(01-16-2016 06:30 PM)Foolsgo1d Wrote:  
(01-16-2016 01:52 PM)Samseau Wrote:  Saga: But the USA hasn't been the one pulling all the strings in Europe. Europe was given a democracy and they choose to ban guns, and ban free speech. The USA gave Europe tremendous amounts of freedom, and all they have done is shit on themselves with it.

There is a reason Europe is going to get buttfucked but America is going to survive. Our democracy was built with the fundamental assumption that governments always become corrupted and citizens must battle it to demolish and rebuild, while Europeans, despite thousands of years to the contrary, see absolutely nothing wrong with using their democratic powers to create super states lead by spinster dictators.

But isn't the federal government trying to revoke those rights to bear arms and defend yourself? Few of your states have stand your ground laws.

European countries and the UK never had a right to bear arms. We merely had private ownership through farming, shooting and hunting.

I don't think we can compare the two. Even then the only reason to bear arms would be to protect yourself from tyranny and invasion. Europe has not been on the receiving end of this type of thing for many decades.

23 states have stand your ground laws, I'd call that more then a few. Also, any attempts to fuck with the 2A throughout the majority of the country is meet with basically "LOL go fuck yourselves" at this point. Heres a recent example http://www.ajc.com/news/news/ralston-house-wont-consider-assault-weapons-ban/np5tQ/ The left panders to their base, they know these proposals have no chance, as much as they get a hard on for this shit, they dont want a civil war.

And europe is currently on the receiving end of a tyrannical assrape, as well as facing invasion, I hope your not downplaying the importance of the right to bear arms, because I can almost promise things would be different if you had that right.
pants · 2016-01-16 22:25:00 · #6661
Not sure how many have seen this, it's basically more gasoline on the fire
El Chinito loco · 2016-01-16 22:29:00 · #6662
50 years from now people will be studying the policies of Merkel and the people in the current German administration. Not for how great their policies were but what sort of psychological issues and cultural malaise led Germany down a dark path once again.
Tytalus · 2016-01-17 00:13:00 · #6663
So general question about the migrant crisis here - can we get a decent summary going for those of us trying to explain it to other people IRL (who want to know and don't have their head in the sand) and give a concise but un-sanitized view of what's going on and how all the pieces connect together.

1.) Bush invades Iraq and topples Saddam
2.) The Iraq mess which ended up causing more destabilization in the region
3.) Obama pulls out of Iraq
4.) Arab Spring - Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, Syria further destabilized
5.) This causes migrants to start coming to Europe
6.) Some European Cabal gets the bright idea to import even more migrants
7.) That german minister of immigration announces that everyone can come
8.) The european cabal sets up NGO's to help the migrants make it to Europe
9.) Somehow this is connected to ISIS and Turkey??

Ah yeah, that's my start on all this. Some other poster's chiming in would be awesome.
El Chinito loco · 2016-01-17 00:51:00 · #6664
(01-17-2016 12:13 AM)Tytalus Wrote:  So general question about the migrant crisis here - can we get a decent summary going for those of us trying to explain it to other people IRL (who want to know and don't have their head in the sand) and give a concise but un-sanitized view of what's going on and how all the pieces connect together.

1.) Bush invades Iraq and topples Saddam
2.) The Iraq mess which ended up causing more destabilization in the region
3.) Obama pulls out of Iraq
4.) Arab Spring - Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, Syria further destabilized
5.) This causes migrants to start coming to Europe
6.) Some European Cabal gets the bright idea to import even more migrants
7.) That german minister of immigration announces that everyone can come
8.) The european cabal sets up NGO's to help the migrants make it to Europe
9.) Somehow this is connected to ISIS and Turkey??

Ah yeah, that's my start on all this. Some other poster's chiming in would be awesome.


I don't think Arab Spring itself was the big impetus for the refugee exodus. There's a lot of credibility to the theories that Arab Spring was agitated by western intel forces who wanted to overthrow anti-Israel secular regimes and supplant them with weaker theocratic and backwards regimes.


I'd say the war in Syria is what triggered the massive influx into Europe.

The "war" in Syria was enabled through western intel intervention (combination of U.S. and Israel) through Turkey by training and equipping "moderate" islamists who turned out to be outright extremists. This chaos is what drove the civilian population out of the main urban areas and devastated Syria.

To be honest though immigration from north africa and the middle east has also been a strong trickle into European nations. Modern europeans have always had a strange apologetic view when it comes to muslim subversion of their own culture and people. This is a form of historical apologism that has deep roots and there's not enough research done into why this is such a widespread phenomenon throughout the E.U.
Latinopan · 2016-01-17 04:12:00 · #6665
Germans’ Google Searches for “Gun License” up 250% in One Week



Quote:We could have filed this under our feature This Is What Happens to A Disarmed Populace. I agree that the surge in German Google searches for the term “gun license” rose 250 percent “thanks” to the coordinated rape attacks by Muslim immigrants (yes, Muslim immigrants) against women throughout the republic. The video doesn’t tell you . . .

that a Google search by a German civilian is just the first step on a long and likely fruitless road towards owning a firearm in a country where the right to keep and bear arms isn’t codified by law.

As wikipedia.org informs us,

Carry permits are usually only issued to persons with a particular need for carrying a firearm. This includes some private security personnel and persons living under a raised threat-level like celebrities and politicians . . . carrying at public events is prohibited.

Click here for a TTAG correspondent’s closer look at German gun laws. It doesn’t fill one with optimism about Germans’ natural right to armed self-defense.

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Khan · 2016-01-17 04:41:00 · #6666
(01-16-2016 10:29 PM)El Chinito loco Wrote:  50 years from now people will be studying the policies of Merkel and the people in the current German administration. Not for how great their policies were but what sort of psychological issues and cultural malaise led Germany down a dark path once again.

I was thinking about the same thing recently - it's fascinating how the Germans have brainwashed themselves into silently accepting Merkel's policies. They are following her blindly with the same indifference they had when they were following Hitler. And unfortunately for us, it seems they are once again about to lead Europe to the brink of destruction.
thedarkknight · 2016-01-17 04:57:00 · #6667
(01-17-2016 04:12 AM)Latinopan Wrote:  Germans’ Google Searches for “Gun License” up 250% in One Week



Quote:We could have filed this under our feature This Is What Happens to A Disarmed Populace. I agree that the surge in German Google searches for the term “gun license” rose 250 percent “thanks” to the coordinated rape attacks by Muslim immigrants (yes, Muslim immigrants) against women throughout the republic. The video doesn’t tell you . . .

that a Google search by a German civilian is just the first step on a long and likely fruitless road towards owning a firearm in a country where the right to keep and bear arms isn’t codified by law.

As wikipedia.org informs us,

Carry permits are usually only issued to persons with a particular need for carrying a firearm. This includes some private security personnel and persons living under a raised threat-level like celebrities and politicians . . . carrying at public events is prohibited.

Click here for a TTAG correspondent’s closer look at German gun laws. It doesn’t fill one with optimism about Germans’ natural right to armed self-defense.

[Image: f53c753e1d7db3c69257b3e683245f25.gif]

That's one hell of a GIF.
Glaucon · 2016-01-17 05:08:00 · #6668
Austria had enough of diversity it seems

Beginning next week, Austria will deploy its army on their southern border to stop all refugees who don’t intend to settle in Germany, after Germany started enforcing the same policy. Roughly 200 migrants are being sent back to Austria every day, either because they want to travel through Germany to settle in countries that no longer want them, or because they have fake ID’s.


http://www.thedailysheeple.com/austria-d...der_012016
Daddy Chains · 2016-01-17 05:47:00 · #6669
(01-17-2016 04:41 AM)Khan Wrote:  I was thinking about the same thing recently - it's fascinating how the Germans have brainwashed themselves into silently accepting Merkel's policies. They are following her blindly with the same indifference they had when they were following Hitler.

The most significant political (UN, abolition of colonialism, mass immigration from poor countries, EU) and postmodern cultural aspects (liberalism, sexual revolution, popular culture, nihilism, consumerism, selfish individual identity) of the 2nd part of the 20th century were invented, driven, and/or permeated by the Jewish visionary elites precisely to ensure the downfall of strong nation states (and their leaders) who could possibly do them harm on the scale that Nazis did. "Holocaust can't be repeated" became conscious and unconscious excuse (of every Jew in the world) in their explicit or implicit destruction of the old world order. The brilliance of this highly sophisticated long con can be seen now, where populations of entire nations are marching in a lockstep with their own downfall due to their pre-programmed inability to see (through) structural/ideological scaffolding their own brainwashed ignorance is built on.
Parzival · 2016-01-17 06:06:00 · #6670
(01-17-2016 04:41 AM)Khan Wrote:  
(01-16-2016 10:29 PM)El Chinito loco Wrote:  50 years from now people will be studying the policies of Merkel and the people in the current German administration. Not for how great their policies were but what sort of psychological issues and cultural malaise led Germany down a dark path once again.

I was thinking about the same thing recently - it's fascinating how the Germans have brainwashed themselves into silently accepting Merkel's policies. They are following her blindly with the same indifference they had when they were following Hitler. And unfortunately for us, it seems they are once again about to lead Europe to the brink of destruction.

That's true to some point. Unlike Hitler you can have a different opinion then Merkel, Germans, Media, Politicians are out there that blame Merkel. There are former judges from the constitution court, high rank politicians and high rank military guys that disagree with Merkel. None of them get shoot.
But that's the difference in a democratic system. In the past a dictator killed all his critics, today they just don't care.
Citizens can do protest, Merkel can brake the law, gamble with the future of Germany and Europe but no one takes action and stop her.

For me as ordinary citizen, what can I do? I just can watch it and do my private preparation. I can not close border nor can I send them home or track the criminals down.
Some citizens take action by attack refugee camps or beat them up. Other create vigilante groups. This is in some cases a destructive reaction in an other the only one that the people at the base can do. Elections are just in 2017.
The only hope would be the CSU, the political party in the state of Bavaria that gets hit the most by the invasion because its borders are at the frontier. The CSU could leave the coalition of Merkel and went to the constitution court. Then there can be new elections. Its our only solution.

Because we have no back up plan when the democratic elected government and all opposition agree with her migrant invasion views. They have taken over and it seems like nobody can stop them. They are breaking the law and set Germany at a risk.
Mekorig · 2016-01-17 08:25:00 · #6671
Journalist visit the invaders in calais and get mugged on vide, leftards do not want the video to be made public:





Breibart link to the article

Quote:Two Dutch film makers have been attacked in the infamous Calais Jungle camp by migrants wielding pepper spray and a knife. Members of the Calais Migrant Solidarity group have urged them to remove the clip from the Internet, stating menacingly: “You are not doing yourself a favour by putting it online as I think this is not what you came for to Calais…”
Libertas · 2016-01-17 08:43:00 · #6672
Speaking of the Jungle, the French have begun to bulldoze the camp and evict the invaders. Some of them are trying to avoid it at any costs because going into the French camp means they'll likely need to claim asylum in France meaning they can't go to the UK for muh free shit.

The UK NGOs are probably trying their best to help the invaders, but the French in Calais now seem to be saying that they want those NGOs out. That in itself would be significant.

Good news from Austria, but they really just need to keep everyone out.
Going strong · 2016-01-17 09:08:00 · #6673
(01-17-2016 12:51 AM)El Chinito loco Wrote:  
(01-17-2016 12:13 AM)Tytalus Wrote:  So general question about the migrant crisis here - can we get a decent summary going for those of us trying to explain it to other people IRL (who want to know and don't have their head in the sand) and give a concise but un-sanitized view of what's going on and how all the pieces connect together.

1.) Bush invades Iraq and topples Saddam
2.) The Iraq mess which ended up causing more destabilization in the region
3.) Obama pulls out of Iraq
4.) Arab Spring - Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, Syria further destabilized
5.) This causes migrants to start coming to Europe
6.) Some European Cabal gets the bright idea to import even more migrants
7.) That german minister of immigration announces that everyone can come
8.) The european cabal sets up NGO's to help the migrants make it to Europe
9.) Somehow this is connected to ISIS and Turkey??

Ah yeah, that's my start on all this. Some other poster's chiming in would be awesome.


I don't think Arab Spring itself was the big impetus for the refugee exodus. There's a lot of credibility to the theories that Arab Spring was agitated by western intel forces who wanted to overthrow anti-Israel secular regimes and supplant them with weaker theocratic and backwards regimes.


I'd say the war in Syria is what triggered the massive influx into Europe.

The "war" in Syria was enabled through western intel intervention (combination of U.S. and Israel) through Turkey by training and equipping "moderate" islamists who turned out to be outright extremists. This chaos is what drove the civilian population out of the main urban areas and devastated Syria.

To be honest though immigration from north africa and the middle east has also been a strong trickle into European nations. Modern europeans have always had a strange apologetic view when it comes to muslim subversion of their own culture and people. This is a form of historical apologism that has deep roots and there's not enough research done into why this is such a widespread phenomenon throughout the E.U.

The most disturbing and catastrophic event of them all, was the removal of al-Gaddafi from Libya...

For Gaddafi was blocking the path of millions of sub-saharan migrants. Now, all of Africa has a freeway to Europe, through Libya...

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...ombed.html

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

"Italian press today published claims that ISIS has threatened to release the huge wave of migrants to cause chaos in Europe if they are attacked
And letters from jihadists show plans to hide terrorists among refugees
In 2011, Muammar Gaddafi ominously predicted war would come to Libya

"

A good question thus would be, who ordered the French and British to attack, bomb and kill Gaddafi...? Who would gladly (as a personal family revenge) open the way for sub-saharan Africa to invade Europe?
LEMONed IScream · 2016-01-17 10:22:00 · #6674
Precisely Wink

Now we are making some good reasoning. It's foolish to assume this migration is some sort of spontaneous and isolated result. There are some previous foreign policy decisions which facilitate the occurence of such migration.

Which makes one wonder, rightfully, about the coincidental (or not) nature of it all.
Jaydublin · 2016-01-17 10:31:00 · #6675
(01-17-2016 10:22 AM)LEMONed IScream Wrote:  Precisely Wink

Now we are making some good reasoning. It's foolish to assume this migration is some sort of spontaneous and isolated result. There are some previous foreign policy decisions which facilitate the occurence of such migration.

Which makes one wonder, rightfully, about the coincidental (or not) nature of it all.

Distract the people while robbing them blind.
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