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I don't understand people who overprize Orban or Putin. They are bettern than other testosteroneless leaders but let's not forget that:
a) Putin banned Slavic Union and is an open enemy of actual russian nationalism when it does not fit his agenda.
b) Orban banned Richard Spencer's NPI conference in Budapest and deported him with a ban to enter Hungary.
They are just opportunists who happen to be on our side currently.
Is it true that there is pro-refugee/anti Islamophobia rally going on in London today ?
Seeing loads of footage and photos on Twitter, but surely it is a wind-up ?
Yep, looks like it's real. Fucking idiots.
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Refugee dick in European chick...
Glaucon · 2016-03-19 12:43:00 · #8529
(03-19-2016 10:03 AM)AManLikePutin Wrote: Is it true that there is pro-refugee/anti Islamophobia rally going on in London today ?
Seeing loads of footage and photos on Twitter, but surely it is a wind-up ?
Yep, looks like it's real. Fucking idiots.
well done ladies, it was worth giving you the right to vote, you used it wisely
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Requiem · 2016-03-19 13:22:00 · #8530
(03-19-2016 10:00 AM)johnfortunebg Wrote: I don't understand people who overprize Orban or Putin. They are bettern than other testosteroneless leaders but let's not forget that:
a) Putin banned Slavic Union and is an open enemy of actual russian nationalism when it does not fit his agenda.
b) Orban banned Richard Spencer's NPI conference in Budapest and deported him with a ban to enter Hungary.
They are just opportunists who happen to be on our side currently.
Dude this is not the time to be picky about your allies. As of now they're some of the few who are in a relevant position of power AND are with us on most policies. Their views are surprisingly much in line with our own and they can actually do something about it rather than just post on the internet about it. Both examples you named are deplorable but compare that to how much good they have done and I can easily forgive them. What are our other options? Wanna have Merkel to be in charge of Hungary also? You won't ever have your perfect candidate and these two are as good as it gets right now.
When the political spectrum shifts more to the right, there will be a broader variety of candidates to choose from but for now we're lucky to have these.
Quote:What are our other options?
Ditching democracy and parliamentary politics completely.
If you think that there is non-zero probability we can win via ballot, you are deluded. Every right-wing (nationalist or not) party that gets to actual political power becomes corrupt and betrays its voters. It's not an optional development, it's a feature of the system.
This applies to Europeans as well.
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Its part of the system. The Greens did become mainstream as well. When you are in power, you want to stay in power. You cant to be in charge. You adapt and fight the ones that try to take away the power from you. I'm not sure if there will be ever an system that can do it better. Its an eternal struggle. The raise and fall of power.
An open secret: The people-smugglers of Southern LIbya
Quote:The white Toyota Hilux truck speeds across the flat Saharan sands of southern Libya, crowned by the outline of sub-Saharan African migrants, their faces wrapped in scarves as protection against the sand and sun.
Spotting a Libyan army vehicle, the Toyota accellerates and veers further out into the desert, but the military do not give chase - lacking even the most basic equipment and with detention centres closed, they rarely intercept smugglers.
With the tough Saharan climate at its mildest, this is the busiest time of year for illegal immigration across the Niger-Libya border, and people-smugglers in Libya’s south say that every week 2,000 people - mostly sub-Saharan Africans - are crossing into Libya.
People-smuggling along this Saharan route is no longer a clandestine business. Every week, the Niger military escorts a convoy of vehicles heading to Libya for 600km through the desert, from Niger’s largest city of Agadez to its Saharan town of Dirkou.
“It’s an obligation to travel with the military escort to Dirkou, but the rest of the journey is made independently,” says people-smuggler Abdu. “There are usually 70-80 vehicles in the convoy and often it is only migrants. It could be 2,100 people at a time, which is more than 8,000 a month.”
The 37-year-old says the escorts started two years ago after repeated attacks on smugglers by armed bandits. But another smuggler Ali, 27, said that the convoy still did not make the route safe.
“The army don’t actually do anything if there is any trouble, and bandit vehicles weave in and out of the convoy while it is moving, trying to steal cars, food and migrants,” he said.
"The mandatory convoy is free, but the smugglers are lucrative for other Niger security forces who subsidise their paltry wages with bribes extorted from drivers and passengers - apart from migrants from Niger who are exempt.”
One of the last Niger checkpoints is Madama, 100km south of the border, where the French military have established a base. Smugglers say the French soldiers observe all passing traffic but never interfere.
A Libyan soldier from the south, Hassan Suki, who posed as a civilian to monitor the migrant flow, said both the French and Niger governments were exacerbating the migrant problem.
“Many people in the EU don’t realise what’s happening here, and that France and Niger are behind it,” he said.
“We saw that the military base is metres away from the last Niger checkpoint and we watched commanders come out of the base and talk to the smugglers but they didn’t stop anybody.
"If these French troops are serious, they could stop anything from crossing that border because it’s a big military base with hundreds of military personnel, helicopters and warplanes.”
The French government did not respond to requests for comment from MEE before publication.
At the Tumo border crossing in Libya, offices for police, passport control and the immigration authority stand empty, deserted since Muammar Gaddafi’s security forces fled in 2011. Border security has since been provided by poorly trained militias from the Tebu tribe - a semi-nomadic Saharan people spread across Chad, Niger and Libya.
Many are former students, their studies interrupted by civil conflict or the state’s inability to pay their scholarships and their only training having been fighting in the 2011 uprising.
“We are here now just to protect and manage the border crossing. We have no support and no power but we try to do our best,” border post commander Salah Galmah Saleh told MEE.
“We are supposed to do patrols but we have no equipment, no petrol and no money to fix our vehicles, so how can we go out into the desert?”
Smuggler Abdu laughed when asked about effective future border control, saying: “They’ll never be able to control that border. Nothing will change. It will always be the same.”
But the Tebu military commanders in the south insist that, with support, they could completely secure the border.
“Controlling this border is the way to stop illegal immigration towards Europe because if this point is closed, they cannot reach the sea,” he said. “We know which day smugglers pass and where, so we could easily control it. We are from the desert and know this terrain and how to control it. If we had all the equipment we needed, we could start to secure the border within 48 hours.”
At the moment, transporting migrants across the Sahara has never been easier, according to Abdu, who has been in the business for seven years, despite four jail sentences for the crime.
“During the Gaddafi era, smugglers were captured and punished and vehicles seized but nowadays this doesn’t happen, and the Libya stretch has become less dangerous to work,” he said.
“Because of Gaddafi’s border security, at night we had to drive without lights and take complicated routes, which meant there were more accidents and, if vehicles broke down, people would just die in the desert.”
Smugglers now only need to avoid the Libyan border crossing point and checkpoints by weaving on and off the 600km road that leads to Libya’s smuggling hub - the lawless southern town of Sabha - where they drop the migrants or hand them over to another Arab tribe.
The people-smuggling trade on this route - the busiest due to instability in other areas of Libya’s south - is dominated by the Tebu.
Although Ali is a Tebu from Niger, he said the most smuggling between Dirkou and Sabha is done by Libyan Tebu.
Sitting cross-legged on the floor in a house in Qatrun - Libya’s southernmost town where every other vehicle is a Toyota Hilux - this slim-built young man has transported thousands of people into Libya over the last five years.
Ali dreams about one day having enough money to open a shop and start a new life. “I don’t like this job and it is terrible to always work in the desert, but you have to see the situation in Niger,” he said. There are literally no jobs and life is very tough.”
With few job prospects or career opportunities in the central Sahara, smuggling is one of very few lucrative prospects for young Tebu men.
Abdu said he saw smuggling as the only way to make money, after a lack of cash forced him to abandon a law degree.
“I don’t like smuggling and it’s a difficult and dangerous job,” he said. “I know this is a bad choice and I wouldn’t do it if there were other jobs available with good salaries.”
He says the harsh desert forces him to regularly buy new vehicles. Then there is the threat of bandits, or a remote break-down, the limited space into which he packs up to 31 migrants around barrels of water and oil, and replacement engine components.
But the financial rewards are high.
A trip with even 25 migrants generates nearly $10,000 - a sum almost impossible to make in other professions in Libya’s remote south. Return journeys to Niger are less popular and cost half the price, although most returning migrant workers pay extra to take goods bought in Libya back to their families.
Libya once offered lucrative working opportunities for migrant workers but now the country is high-risk and on the brink of economic collapse, few want to linger, preferring instead to return home or take the greater risk of making the dangerous Mediterranean crossing.
“Because of the bad situation in Libya, people don’t want to stay and work here anymore,” Abdu said. “But this hasn’t changed the number of people entering Libya because many people are hoping to reach Europe.”
Requiem · 2016-03-19 15:14:00 · #8535
(03-19-2016 01:59 PM)johnfortunebg Wrote: Quote:What are our other options?
Ditching democracy and parliamentary politics completely.
If you think that there is non-zero probability we can win via ballot, you are deluded. Every right-wing (nationalist or not) party that gets to actual political power becomes corrupt and betrays its voters. It's not an optional development, it's a feature of the system.
I'm talking within the realms of the given situation. Ditching parliamentary politics may be something to aim at as a future goal but right now we need immediate results or it's over for good (probably already is). This is what I mean with them having power compared to us shitpositng on the net. "Ditching democracy" is a nice phrase to throw out there into the abyss of an online forum without consequences but actually doing it is something else entirely. Have you thought through what it would take to do that? Have you thought through what you're gonna replace it with that's better? Have you considered that amongst all the men who are with you on ditching parliamentary politics there is a wide variety of ideas about which systems should be implemented instead? Once the current enemies are vanquished, the movement will start fighting against itself because the right-wing movement encompasses ideas from NatSoc/Fascist to Libertarian. How could a society decide which system is best for the maximum number of people? Maybe voting? Welcome back to democracy and the shitshow starts anew. Life will always continue to be a struggle. I've also started to wonder whether democracy is all that good but the best we can hope for at the moment is to reform the current system to change to a more direct form of democracy. Then maybe it could be tweaked additionally to not let every imbecile cast a ballot, women especially. But how do you want to go about it? Either way, it would take a lot of time which we don't have at the moment. Right now we have to use whatever we have and Orban is a very good option. He might be involved with some corrupt business but I'd still joyfully vote for him to rule over me instead of Mama Angela. He can take some illegal money if at the same time he secures the traditional ethnicity of my country and preserves the heritage of my people.
Get real. You have to choose your enemies wisely. Orban is definitely not at the top of your priority list if you're serious about your efforts.
(03-19-2016 10:03 AM)AManLikePutin Wrote: ![[Image: Cd6ZRM0VIAAWA_J.jpg]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Cd6ZRM0VIAAWA_J.jpg)
From left to right:
-Whale with bad hair, looks greasy. Wearing a lot of concealer, seems miserable. Her shoes are a ghastly "Look at my unique sense of style" cry for attention, while her dark blue coat is a meagre attempt to hide her terrible physique.
-Second girl looks foreign, possibly a Polish immigrant who has been lost to Westernisation. Maybe she has sympathies for the migrants as she is one herself, while being ignorant of how much their culture differs from her native Catholicism. You can't really blame her however, the UK media has kept this disparity well under wraps. A darn shame, because she has a wonderful face. WB.
-Blue scarf, look at that horrid fringe cut and those hoop earrings. No doubt spends most of her free time reading celebrity magazines which convinced her to have such an image and also wear the bright clothing she accompanies with them. However it's an amalgamation of contradictions, rather than a compliment. These same magazines have also convinced her of the "refugee plight".
-Her face is turned away, but the short hair, her wide frame and the signage she carries says it all.
-Fat simp. Maybe one point he tried to argue with his wife about attending the rally, but she blackmailed him using his sex once a month quota. Maybe she's even fucking her secret lover right now, while he's attending in her place due to her being too "busy" with work.
-Wall victim about 20 years ago, now ties her hair back and therefore completely ditching any effort to look feminine. Is approaching obesity, like her many other middle aged female compatriots in the UK. Also looks miserable. Probably wants to invite the Islam horde in order to feel like she still has impact in the world.
-Just your average neckbeard cuck, nothing else need be said here.
-One need only glance at the hair and the facial structure to see a textbook feminist who has completely given up on integrity and protests for protest's sake.
If they listened to their guts this madness would not go on. Unfortunately they bow down to the establishment, media and politicians teaching them how to think. Totally spineless, censoring eachother from having a fact-based debate (you racist!). Especially regarding problems with this specific wave of migrants.
quino_16's post highlights exactly why I laugh at any attempt to deport people from Africa or the ME or have them absorbed into our society.
Take in the fact where they come from, how they get to the point of crossing and then get into Europe. They go through violent countries, bandits, smugglers, burning heat in deserts, the relentless and dangerous sea on shitty boats and rafts AND then break through our borders.
We can build cities, roads and educate our younger generations and bomb people we don;t like through superior technology but when it comes down to it, on a pure animalistic level, they have us beat.
They come into our house, rough us up and we have no collective integrity to remove them. The Belgium terorists for example, where the hell were they hiding? Same for Paris, Same for London and anywhere else with no-go zones. We have allowed them to create areas where our enemies become invisible because you cannot tell whose-who.
Go ahead, try and get an answer out of the community they come from and not be seen as some hostile invader. Yes thats right, you as a natural born person of the UK, Belgium, Germany or France are seen as an invader who does not belong.
Think I'm bullshitting you? Go onto the police websites or talk to politicians and see how many outreach programs there are or better yet, watch how your local police interact with these communities.
Right now our land mass is our only advantage. They are out numbered but already we are pandering to them, seeing crime and violence rise and the welfare state becoming an even bigger problem. What happens when more of them stay here? We can't kick them out and there is no political will to do so.
How do you stop young men trekking to Europe from the third world with absolutely no will to do so?
storm · 2016-03-19 21:32:00 · #8539
Quote:“During the Gaddafi era, smugglers were captured and punished and vehicles seized but nowadays this doesn’t happen, and the Libya stretch has become less dangerous to work,”
Who was calling for Gaddafi to go? With whom did the call for him to go originate? Those people are the enemies of Europe.
(03-19-2016 09:32 PM)storm Wrote: Quote:“During the Gaddafi era, smugglers were captured and punished and vehicles seized but nowadays this doesn’t happen, and the Libya stretch has become less dangerous to work,”
Who was calling for Gaddafi to go? With whom did the call for him to go originate? Those people are the enemies of Europe.
Why the French ofcourse. Thy went in first and demanded we back them up.
(03-19-2016 01:59 PM)johnfortunebg Wrote: What are our other options?
I don't personally see democratic options being viable at this late stage. Nationalist patriots would have to overcome complete media domination, rigged electoral processes and rigged vote counting.
If they won their respective parliaments they would have to overcome decades of centralised treaties with the EU/UN overseen by international judges hostile to nationalism.
This is assuming that the globalists don't flip the table at the last second with a false flag terror attack of large magnitude and declare martial law from now until forever.
In my humble opinion nationalist patriots are best off creating conservative enclaves and mafia-esque non-political organisations. In essence, they must do what muslims in the west have been doing for decades, because now
they are the outsiders, regardless of whether they were born there.
The Soldiers of Odin are an example. If they made a point of occupying all the real-estate in a certain suburb then that suburb, at least, would be some kind of safe haven from which to expand.
Though it's a bit wishful, the people involved ought to abide by the law to the extent possible, and any breach of law should fall of the umbrella of disobeying orders that infringe on basic human rights such as those listed in the Bill Of Rights. In other words, the moral high ground should be protected in order to maintain the sympathies of the population at large.
(03-19-2016 02:04 PM)quino_16 Wrote: This applies to Europeans as well.
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Luckily places like New Zealand and Australia are beginning to take in the Boers with open arms.
I hope that in my lifetime we will see the Britain, Australia, New Zealand, or whoever open up a program to save the rest of the Boers from South Africa.
When the Boers finish emigrating, the RNC will have nothing and no-one to blame their epic failure of a government on.
Requiem · 2016-03-20 04:04:00 · #8543
Paris terrorist from Brussels has been living protected within his community ever since the attacks
Quote:The nonwhite-colonized suburb of Molenbeek in Brussels actively protected fugitive terrorist Salah Abdeslam, and the “whole neighborhood knew where [he] stayed,” it has emerged.
In addition, one of four other nonwhites arrested with Abdeslam was “fingerprinted” in Ulm, Germany, on October 3—an indication that he too may have been another of the fake refugees swamping Europe.
Quote:A report in the Belgian De Morgen newspaper revealed that the immigrant-terrorist had been sheltered in Brussels all the time, while terrorism “experts” thought he had fled Europe for Syria.
In reality, De Morgen reveals, Abdeslam was “hiding in his own district in Brussels,” within “walking distance of his parents, surrounded by a very different type of network than anyone thought.”
The report shows that “Europe’s most wanted terrorist” was living in a house just 1,000 feet away from his parents’ house, and right next to the shop which he used to run along with his brother.
“Here in the district, everybody has always known that Salah was still here,” a woman told De Morgen. “And not only him, but Mohamed Abrini [the last of the Paris attack fugitives still on free foot] was in that house next to the pharmacy. They walked around openly," she said.
In addition, the two immigrant-fugitives even walked over to the local police station “just for fun,” the locals told De Morgen, adding that it was clear that they had “a lot of support.”
Quote:De Morgen also revealed—to no one’s surprise—that the apartment where the arrested “immigrants” were sheltering Abdeslam was “social housing”—in other words, they were being subsidized by the white Belgian taxpayers to live in the city.
Quote:According to De Morgen, news of Abdeslam’s arrest spread like “wildfire through the streets,” and soon the area was “filled with young people who harassed the police and media.”
Bottles and other missiles were hurled at the police by the Abdeslam-supporting crowd, and media vehicles were smashed up, with a BBC van bearing the brunt of the nonwhite violence.
“It’s our neighborhood,” one of the young nonwhites shouted at the De Morgen journalist, who then wrote, “And it is right. It is their neighborhood.”
http://newobserveronline.com/molenbeek-n...-abdeslam/ Yurtley · 2016-03-20 05:14:00 · #8545
Quote:The nonwhite-colonized suburb of Molenbeek in Brussels actively protected fugitive terrorist Salah Abdeslam, and the “whole neighborhood knew where [he] stayed,” it has emerged.
No way.
You mean "moderate" muslims harbor the guys that go out and do the killing?
That's absurd!
Clearly this is the work of "Far-right wing Nazi's" in an attempt to spread hatred and bigotry towards the innocent refugees.
(03-20-2016 02:41 AM)All or Nothing Wrote: (03-19-2016 02:04 PM)quino_16 Wrote: This applies to Europeans as well.
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Luckily places like New Zealand and Australia are beginning to take in the Boers with open arms.
I hope that in my lifetime we will see the Britain, Australia, New Zealand, or whoever open up a program to save the rest of the Boers from South Africa.
When the Boers finish emigrating, the RNC will have nothing and no-one to blame their epic failure of a government on.
There's something very dystopian about South Africa. It's essentially a multicultural country in the late stages of degradation and maybe eventual collapse. Comparing the state of South Africa now with the U.S. is indeed a good warning sign of how things could turn out. The ruling hierarchy favors the incompetent and corrupt. All the good will showered upon South Africa after the end of apartheid has been wasted on redirecting racism from the now black ruling class onto the whites and other assorted races who live in that cesspool. From what i've heard if you're not black you're considered a 2nd or 3rd class citizen there.
Crime and especially rape has skyrocketed to beyond epidemic proportions. All the competent and educated people will bleed out of there and it will end up as just another backwards African nation once the economy goes too.
Requiem · 2016-03-20 07:12:00 · #8547
^No man. That cannot be. We're all just one big family. Racial segregation is bad, mmkay? We just have to learn to see beyond melanin. Just give it enough time and with the help of just a LITTLE BIT of brainwashing, those Africans of darker skin color will understand how beautiful and enriching it is for their communities to embrace the Africans of lighter skin color.
To the (white) Americans on this forum who think I'm a hateful or misguided person for advocating separatism and ethnic nationalism: take a good long look at South Africa and be prepared for the future you're creating for yourselves.
Khan · 2016-03-20 08:59:00 · #8549
(03-19-2016 10:03 AM)AManLikePutin Wrote: Is it true that there is pro-refugee/anti Islamophobia rally going on in London today ?
Seeing loads of footage and photos on Twitter, but surely it is a wind-up ?
Yep, looks like it's real. Fucking idiots.
![[Image: Cd6ZRM0VIAAWA_J.jpg]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Cd6ZRM0VIAAWA_J.jpg)
Yuck. Over here, Croatian NGOs have recorded a heartbreaking propaganda video that's supposed to raise awareness about refugees. It features carefully selected footage of women and children, whiny dramatic music, and some fat whale reciting in Arabic how she's supposedly helped a lot of people.
https://www.facebook.com/CentarzaMirovne...=2&theaterDon't believe the media lies with women and children. They did the same in Germany as well. 70 % are men below 30! The German media even confess after the Cologne attacks that they did manipulate the pictures by select them not like the reality is.