I thought I had seen it all, but this is so openly crazy, that it boggles the mind.

https://www.instagram.com/hijabuppropet/



Some kind of supposed attack on a woman with a Hijab happened and now countless women are posting their pics with a Hijab in solidarity.

When Rollo published his War Brides article http://therationalmale.com/2011/10/03/war-brides/ as well as his new War Brides of Europe one: http://therationalmale.com/2016/02/03/th...of-europe/ - when those articles came out, some or many accused him of overstressing the craziness of the female nature.

But it turns out that like open hypergamy women are going to prove it all themselves.

Muslim hordes could march in, kill all men and the women would just happily don a Hijab and then fuck the rapefugees who just killed their husbands, fathers, brothers and sons.

Within a few months and years it would be all forgotten and Sweden could return to nature lowering it's carbon footprint by returning to Viking-level of technology.





Now can anyone please tell me, why we men should defend those women like that feminist above says?

Civilizations come and go, the Western one will descend into 3rd world status & then WWIII. China, Korea and Japan will lead on humanity to the next levels of achievement, since they are not going to descend into that same level of idiocracy within the next decades at least.

By the way - that Hijab campaign first happened in 2013 before this massive invasion. Still - it proves again that women are the enemies of civilization itself.

If women were in charge, then an interstellar race could be conquered by club-wielding fur-wearing shoe-less Neanderthals. "What? Should they shoot Neanderthal babies?" It's more humane to let their men be slaughtered, discard the space ships and then fuck the Neanderthals while returning to live in the caves - that is much better.



Proof no. 19381293 that women cannot be put in charge of anything meaningful.

(By the way - disclaimer here for those who don't know me - I am not set negatively against Muslims automatically. Personally I believe in reincarnation, so over time as Soul you are born in different religions and cultures. But I do think that Islam is a highly negative anti-civilization religion and the sooner it is gone, the better mostly for the current Muslims, who are actually the first victims of that mental poison. And since the elite is certainly set against them, then I expect a final solution of theirs in the "Muslim question" and you can be sure it will not include reform or secularism, but will rather resemble THE PURGE.)

(03-25-2016 05:39 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  I thought I had seen it all, but this is so openly crazy, that it boggles the mind.

Women have no morality, they just adapt to the situation. It is what it is.

Real talk wise parts of Sweden are occupied territory to be honest, so the war-bride effect kicks in.

Either way. This is the perfect civilizational test. If Western Europe does not overcome I can only assume we did not deserve to prevail.

It will probably get to some extreme situation which will then be countered by extreme measures.

(03-25-2016 04:21 AM)Glaucon Wrote:  The Church is in need of great reforms as well...I refuse to identify this man as the Pope anymore.

^Just a Pope prepping the bull. Business as usual. Nothing special.

It's amazing that until 6 years ago, I used to think Sweden is this amazing safe haven with the most beautiful women on earth and a dream place to live.

After seeing it, and reading it's self-destructive policies, I don't think there is a country I hate more than them. Hell, I'd take Saudi Arabia (Whom I despise) over Sweden at the moment.

Swedish girls wearing Hijab to show solidarity with Islam following Brussels attacks.....Honestly, Swedes would just be better off if Russia took them over (Speaking of Russia, I've lost total respect for RT in the last 2 months from their smear article about Roosh, then consistently excusing Islam, saying Tintin is racist, and promoting SJW culture. Like wtf, is it RT or Salon ??). back to Swedes, They're UTTERLY hopeless. That's what you get when you let Feminists run the country. An irrecoverable destruction. Enjoy that, you pussified cunts !!

(03-24-2016 04:59 PM)Cosmonaut Wrote:  Holy Thursday Mass: Pope washes of feet refugees - also Muslim



i am actually speechless

Yes, pray our muslim overlords. Today victims of an intolerant, racist society. Tomorrow the rulers of the Kalifat.

(03-25-2016 05:50 AM)LEMONed IScream Wrote:  Either way. This is the perfect civilizational test. If Western Europe does not overcome I can only assume we did not deserve to prevail.

It will probably get to some extreme situation which will then be countered by extreme measures.

Exactly. This is why I have been seeing this as a good thing.

As the situation escalates this will help wipe out the weak, the meek and the useless, which even without this crisis, are a blight upon Europe anyway.

This is gonna be a purge of titanical proportion, like what God did with the Earth before, and this time the patriotic Europeans are the modern Noah. Scratch that, this is more like the Black Plague / Great Locust Swarm since it fits better with the migrants.

If Europe doesn't survive, then that's for the better, because that means that the corrupted are way more powerful than the faithful, in which case that civilization needs to end. Goodbye foie gras and Saint Emilion.

@Samseau: do you think attacks and aggresssion would keep escalating or would they stop and lay low for a while (worst case scenario since it means people will quickly forget everything)?

Belgians are having a "Free Hugs" day for peace:





When I see that I am actually watching it with ever greater amazement and disgust. It's like a fucked up horror movie where you see the victim's death a mile ahead and she still goes down to the basement alone to check out the cool edgy cellar.

Personally I follow the lives of saints like St. Francis and others and try to emulate them on certain things, but even they had the common sense to understand where self-defense begins and where peace ends.

Needless to say - this won't stop the hostile ideology. This generation of idiots will have a chance to hug it out with a terrorist in their lifetime as the battles will reach their streets one day. We will see whether they can appease ISIS fighters with a free-hug cardboard sign as their kids play with heads of the infidels.

RIP Western civilization.

The poor strategic vision of our leaders is cringeworthy. The entire middle east is in shambles and their social order is collapsing, only the Arabian Peninsula has remained relatively stable, but what better time to take over the rest?! Imagine a Christianized middle east. Not hard to imagine, really. It's an amazing region of the world with some attractive women. I say the West takes that region around Israel and then leaves Saudi for dessert, the others like Qatar, Kuwait, UAE would quickly fold.

And eliminating Saudi would be cutting the head of the snake.

(03-24-2016 04:59 PM)Cosmonaut Wrote:  Holy Thursday Mass: Pope washes of feet refugees - also Muslim



i am actually speechless

^This is EXACTLY why I've quit browsing/posting on this thread. I'm certain 1 year of participating in this thread is more detrimental to ones health than 5 years of smoking. The pope deserves to be hanged for this treason. Luckily I'm Orthodox & non-European. Can't imagine how betrayed practicing European Catholics are feeling right now.

If you value about your health & sanity, I recommend 2 minutes in the Trump thread for every minute you spend on this one. There is no other solution!

(03-25-2016 09:03 AM)Libertas Wrote:  

Stop posting that image.

I'd rather watch the Trump happening gif in repeat.

People often say that Islamic extremism thrives because Muslims are not denouncing it, but the reality is actually the opposite: if they denounce it, Islamic extremists murder them!

The Sun Wrote:Peace-loving Muslim shopkeeper brutally murdered hours after wishing Christian friends Happy Easter

He was tragically attacked outside his shop on Minard Road in Shawlands by two men, according to locals.

One of the thugs allegedly stamped on the dying 40-year-old as he lay bleeding.

Locals said Asad was left kneeling in his own blood at the side of the road after the cruel attackers ran off.

An ambulance crew gave Asad CPR at the scene, but he sadly died later at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital.

A neighbour said this morning: "This is disgusting. Mr Shah was the most peace-loving man you could meet.

"He was proud of his Pakistani heritage but he loved Britain. He loved Scotland too and really wanted to reach out to Christians.

"This is such a terrible thing to happen."

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/new...aster.html

When Muslims trickle into a society in tiny numbers and are forced to assimilate and disperse within it, there are no problems. But when they arrive in huge numbers and form large settlements, they snuff out their moderate members like a candle. If this poor man had been one of just a few thousand immigrants arriving into Britain (instead of millions), no one would have murdered him.

Of course, no one will ever acknowledge that or reduce the immigration.

(03-25-2016 12:39 PM)nomadbrah Wrote:  Stop posting that image.

I'd rather watch the Trump happening gif in repeat.

Ask and ye shall receive:

(03-24-2016 04:59 PM)Cosmonaut Wrote:  Holy Thursday Mass: Pope washes of feet refugees - also Muslim



i am actually speechless

Oh for the love of God!!!!

I've never thought that I would one day experience the feeling of being #Triggered , but that picture has finally done it.



Fuck this "Pope" and everyone that elected him!

I have not seen too much on this, but wasn't sure if it justified it's own thread.

But there is a possible bad event on the horizon which is Turkey joining the EU.

I cannot imagine Europe being flooded with people from Turkey.

Why can't we just send them all back to Syria and just beef up the borders? I know I am being way too simple about this but...damn that is a lot more people that are more similar to Syria than to Europe (no offense just my observations).

AND I BET IT IS EASIER TO GET A FAKE TURKISH PASSPORT, thus, more terrorists slip through.

http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-eu-r...m-35832035

I really hope Europe buckles down.

Quote:Right now, the European Union and Turkey need each other. Officials in Brussels (crucially backed by Germany's Angela Merkel) argue that Ankara holds the key to solving the migration crisis.

More than a million people arrived on Europe's shores illegally last year, most travelling by boat from Turkey to Greece. Turkey needs EU money to deal with nearly three million, mainly Syrian, refugees already in the country.

But Turkey also sees this moment as a crucial step on its road to a long-term prize: membership of the European Union. That has opened a new front in Britain's referendum debate.

Campaigners for Brexit claim the brake on Turkey's tortuous EU accession talks will now be lifted and 75 million Turks will soon be free to live and work in the EU. But the government says that is nonsense. So who is right?
What's the plan?

First, let's look at the proposals discussed by EU leaders earlier this month and likely to be agreed in some form in Brussels this week.

Under the plan, all migrants arriving in Greece would be sent back to Turkey. For each Syrian sent back, a Syrian already in Turkey would be resettled in the EU, but only in countries that voluntarily take part in the resettlement scheme.
In return, the EU would aim to lift visa requirements for Turkish citizens by June 2016 (but this would not apply to the UK). The payment of €3bn (£2.4bn) to Turkey would be sped up, and preparations would be made for opening the next stage of talks on EU membership for Turkey.

All of this is complicated. For visa liberalisation to happen, Turkey has to meet 72 benchmarks on everything from biometric passports to judicial cooperation. Several EU leaders - Francois Hollande among them - have also insisted that there can be no short-cuts for Turkey; it has to fulfil all the criteria before visa-free travel to countries in the Schengen area can begin.


"What is the alternative?" asked an exasperated Franz Timmermans, vice president of the EU Commission on the eve of this summit. "Irregular migration flows across the Aegean must stop," he told reporters.

But despite the inducements on the table, Mr Timmermans insisted, "we are not giving Turkey a free ride." That is the concern in much of the EU. In a European Parliament debate to discuss the plans, MEPs from left to right and north to south, criticised the EU's latest entanglement with Turkey.

"Stop Turkish accession", demanded a Dutch MEP. The head of the largest group in the European Parliament, the EPP's Manfred Weber, said: "my group is very sceptical as regards full membership of Turkey. We don't think that's a good idea for either side."

Ukip's leader Nigel Farage said the EU was being "blackmailed" by Turkey. Bringing the argument right back to the UK referendum, he said a vote for remaining in the EU, was "a vote for Turkey... for massively increased migration to Britain".

Knowing its resonance in the referendum campaign, Chancellor George Osborne sought to quash the idea Turkey could soon join the club. "I don't frankly think Turkish accession is on the cards any time soon," Mr Osborne said on 13 March. "We could, if we wanted to, veto it as other countries could", he said.

But the UK government's formal position is to support Turkey joining the EU and over the years it has sounded enthusiastic. In July 2010, on a visit to Turkey, David Cameron warned France and Germany not to shut Turkey "out of the club". In reality, however, Turkey's membership of the EU still feels far off.
Why?
For a start, it is very difficult for would-be members to clear all the hurdles required. A country has to adopt and enforce all the current EU rules before it can be admitted to the bloc. EU rules are divided into 35 policy areas and in 10 years Turkey only managed to adopt the rules on one: science and research. In most other areas it has not even made a start.
The European Commission has said it is prepared to look at further areas of talks with Turkey (on economic and monetary policy and the rule of law, among others) but that would need the agreement of EU member states to happen.

A 2015 Commission report on Turkey highlighted many areas of difficulty. These include concerns about Turkey's human rights record, new limits to freedom of expression and its state of public administration.

Perhaps most importantly, the Commission said there had been "no progress on normalising bilateral relations with the Republic of Cyprus". Turkey is the only country that recognises the self-declared Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus. The EU and the United Nations only recognise the Greek Cypriot government as the legitimate government of the whole island.

'Not on the agenda'
After a candidate country and the EU complete their negotiations, all member states have to sign an accession treaty. It must then be approved by the European Parliament and be ratified by the parliaments of all existing EU states. Only then can a new country join the EU.

It took Croatia, Poland and Hungary 10 years to complete the process and Turkey is a far more controversial would-be member. Turkey applied to join what was then the European Economic Community in 1987. It then waited 10 years to be declared "eligible" for accession talks, which finally started in October 2005.

Progress on the technical talks has been demonstrably slow, but more significantly there is no sign of momentum within the EU to bring Turkey in. With populist parties doing well in several countries and fears about migration dominating politics across the EU, leaders are not trumpeting Turkey's case for membership. On 16 March, Chancellor Angela Merkel said Turkey's bid to join the EU was "really not on the agenda now".

Nigel Farage is right to say Turkey is lined up to join the EU one day. But the European Commission has said no new country will join within the next five years. And despite the EU's need for Ankara's help now and the sweeteners on offer, Turkey's membership of the EU could be at least another decade away.
Furthermore, support within Turkey for joining the EU has fallen significantly in recent years. Even if in the long term it agreed to all the EU's demands and adopted all its standards and policies, Turkey could still decide not to join the club.

Hey guys, starting a new hashtag, I think's it's really going to gain traction.



#ISupportMyMasters

laughing man,

That hashtag makes me think these woman are the captors.

Maybe if you make it #Isupportmycaptors.

But I think there are more edgy and memorable words than captors.

#ISupportMyMasters

#ISupportIslamicSubjagation (the letters ISIS capitalized for that reason)

(03-25-2016 01:28 PM)Samseau Wrote:  #ISupportMyMasters

This will work.

#IAmATraitor

#ISupportISlamicSubjugation

These girls are more like #IJustWantAttention #IJustWantLikes

(03-25-2016 12:56 PM)Handsome Creepy Eel Wrote:  When Muslims trickle into a society in tiny numbers and are forced to assimilate and disperse within it, there are no problems. But when they arrive in huge numbers and form large settlements, they snuff out their moderate members like a candle. If this poor man had been one of just a few thousand immigrants arriving into Britain (instead of millions), no one would have murdered him.

It's also interesting to note that the Quran is very clear about behavior rules for Muslims when they are a minority in a foreign country. Basically, it teaches Muslims to lie low, play nice with their heathen neighbors and silently await for the day Allah decides it is time to exact revenge on the heretics, blast them to hell and establish the rule of Islam over these heathen lands. Or something like that. I forgot the exact lines from the Quran, but they are very graphic indeed.

For Muslims, lying about their beliefs and denouncing Allah and his commandments is a mortal sin. However, just like everything else in Islam (which has no universal moral code), this is open to interpretation depending on the context. In this situation, lying and denouncing Allah would not be considered a sin. It would be twisted and rehashed as courage in difficult times, something necessary to survive among infidels.