(07-19-2016 01:13 PM)HD668B Wrote:  

(07-19-2016 05:00 AM)rotekz Wrote:  'They're getting ready for war' France on brink of bloody civil conflict, warns politician

“The new members are not all motivated by the love of shooting sports. Benoit, a local olive farmer who owns more than a dozen rifles, pistols and shotguns, as well as an AK-47 assault rifle, admitted to me this weekend something much darker.

“‘They're getting ready for a war,’ he said.”

Something much darker... like defending your country and culture?

I remember reading on another thread that you can poke and tease the white man a lot until he gets angry. But when it happens...

Its a phenomenon called:
THE WRATH OF THE AWAKENED SAXON
(by Rudyard Kipling)


It was not part of their blood,
It came to them very late,
With long arrears to make good,
When the Saxon began to hate.

They were not easily moved,
They were icy -- willing to wait
Till every count should be proved,
Ere the Saxon began to hate.

Their voices were even and low.
Their eyes were level and straight.
There was neither sign nor show
When the Saxon began to hate.

It was not preached to the crowd.
It was not taught by the state.
No man spoke it aloud
When the Saxon began to hate.

It was not suddently bred.
It will not swiftly abate.
Through the chilled years ahead,
When Time shall count from the date
That the Saxon began to hate.
http://www.europeanamericansunited.org/s...akened.htm


PS: How the hell did the guy got an AK47? Surely not legally.

dupe .

(07-19-2016 01:30 PM)Wreckingball Wrote:  

(07-19-2016 01:13 PM)HD668B Wrote:  

(07-19-2016 05:00 AM)rotekz Wrote:  'They're getting ready for war' France on brink of bloody civil conflict, warns politician

“The new members are not all motivated by the love of shooting sports. Benoit, a local olive farmer who owns more than a dozen rifles, pistols and shotguns, as well as an AK-47 assault rifle, admitted to me this weekend something much darker.

“‘They're getting ready for a war,’ he said.”

Something much darker... like defending your country and culture?

I remember reading on another thread that you can poke and tease the white man a lot until he gets angry. But when it happens...

Its a phenomenon called:
THE WRATH OF THE AWAKENED SAXON
(by Rudyard Kipling)


It was not part of their blood,
It came to them very late,
With long arrears to make good,
When the Saxon began to hate.

They were not easily moved,
They were icy -- willing to wait
Till every count should be proved,
Ere the Saxon began to hate.

Their voices were even and low.
Their eyes were level and straight.
There was neither sign nor show
When the Saxon began to hate.

It was not preached to the crowd.
It was not taught by the state.
No man spoke it aloud
When the Saxon began to hate.

It was not suddently bred.
It will not swiftly abate.
Through the chilled years ahead,
When Time shall count from the date
That the Saxon began to hate.
http://www.europeanamericansunited.org/s...akened.htm


PS: How the hell did the guy got an AK47? Surely not legally.

Why does everybody keep posting this poem? The Saxon of today is hardly like the Saxon of Kipling's day.

   

(07-19-2016 01:58 PM)rw95 Wrote:  Why does everybody keep posting this poem? The Saxon of today is hardly like the Saxon of Kipling's day.

Ah but that is the question isn't it.

Genetically, not much different.

(07-19-2016 08:23 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  A few memes I created:






This is fitting for all the men who think all this madness is a good idea.

Very good, you should write a dystopian sci-fi satire.

(07-19-2016 04:11 PM)nomadbrah Wrote:  

(07-19-2016 01:58 PM)rw95 Wrote:  Why does everybody keep posting this poem? The Saxon of today is hardly like the Saxon of Kipling's day.

Ah but that is the question isn't it.

Genetically, not much different.

Genetically, yes.

In terms of behavior, they couldn't be more different. The Saxon (or should I say western European) of Kipling's time wouldn't have let this situation in Europe get to this point. Hell, it wouldn't be happening at all.

(07-19-2016 08:13 AM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:  

(07-19-2016 05:00 AM)rotekz Wrote:  'They're getting ready for war' France on brink of bloody civil conflict, warns politician

I'd like to quote a small snippet of that article that gives me cause for hope.

Quote:...members at a local hunting club, who are legally entitled to carry firearms, are preparing for a bloody conflict - with membership quadrupling in recent months.

Mr Miller revealed: “I wish I could say this was just hysterical exaggeration. But the evidence does not support complacency.

Jonathan Miller, a councillor in southern France, said France was a country on the edge

“Just down the road from me on the outskirts of Montpellier on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea, there's long been a gun club where enthusiastic game hunters can polish their skills during the off-season.

“The new members are not all motivated by the love of shooting sports. Benoit, a local olive farmer who owns more than a dozen rifles, pistols and shotguns, as well as an AK-47 assault rifle, admitted to me this weekend something much darker.

“‘They're getting ready for a war,’ he said.”

And well they should...

p.s. Benoit is quickly going to find that his membership renewal form goes missing if he keeps opening his big yap to the press.

I'm questioning the credibility of this article. First, its from express. Second, these types of articles are the only ones mainstream media is letting out concerning the current situation: warning of civil wars, breaking points etc... all to raise suspicions and fear and to get people to preemptively eliminate all the patriot groups.

Third, it is simply not possible. I have been looking in getting a gun for a long while now, talking to lots of people, saved for illegally. It is simply not possible to legally own an AK-47 and "several shotguns" here. I have a contact who works for security. Every firearm owned has to go through a mountain of paperwork, as well as each time you buy ammunition. And guns are crazily expensive here because the permit are in themselves very costly.

Unless the army, or part of it, support the revolution like back in those days, it looks grim.

To add more poetry : The Preußenlied

"Ich bin ein Preuße, kennt ihr meine Farben?
Die Fahne schwebt mir weiß und schwarz voran;
Dass für die Freiheit meine Väter starben,
Das deuten, merkt es, meine Farben an.
Nie werd ich bang verzagen,
Wie jene will ich’s wagen
|: Sei’s trüber Tag, sei’s heitrer Sonnenschein,
Ich bin ein Preuße, will ein Preuße sein. :|"

I am a Prussian, know ye my colours?
the flag floats white and black before me;
that for freedom's sake my fathers died,
to that, know it, hint my colours.
Never will I trembling quail,
as them will I dare.
|: Be it a rainy day, be it cheerful sunshine,
I am a Prussian, want nothing to be but a Prussian. :|

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preußenlied

Kipling is the goat European poet, which is why the entire literary world pretends he doesn't exist. If people read Kipling they might not hate literature as much and start reading, getting woken up.

Successful integration, motive always unclear with Jihadis - just the same as with BlackLivesMatter shooters - the motive is always a big puzzle for the media and the government:

(07-19-2016 05:07 PM)Dalaran1991 Wrote:  I have a contact who works for security. Every firearm owned has to go through a mountain of paperwork, as well as each time you buy ammunition. And guns are crazily expensive here because the permit are in themselves very costly.

Unless the army, or part of it, support the revolution like back in those days, it looks grim.

Or you are a criminal with a long record, a drug dealer and a now re born jihad warrior. Those criminals are the best tool for ISIS. They have contacts to get guns, they are violent and they are easy to use.

(07-19-2016 05:07 PM)Dalaran1991 Wrote:  ...
I'm questioning the credibility of this article. First, its from express. Second, these types of articles are the only ones mainstream media is letting out concerning the current situation: warning of civil wars, breaking points etc... all to raise suspicions and fear and to get people to preemptively eliminate all the patriot groups.

Third, it is simply not possible. I have been looking in getting a gun for a long while now, talking to lots of people, saved for illegally. It is simply not possible to legally own an AK-47 and "several shotguns" here. I have a contact who works for security. Every firearm owned has to go through a mountain of paperwork, as well as each time you buy ammunition. And guns are crazily expensive here because the permit are in themselves very costly.

Unless the army, or part of it, support the revolution like back in those days, it looks grim.

I don't doubt that there are exaggerations but the meat of it is believable. The roster at my gun club has doubled in the last year, even after many of the older members have retired or died, and I live in a relatively safe part of Australia. Many of the new guys are "nod/wink" members, which I have no problem with. I think every Australian in their right mind should become a "hunter" or a "sports shooter".

As for the availability of weapons, that's no big deal. One truck can bring in hundreds of AKs and hundreds of thousands of 7.62 rounds from any number of places. Where do you think all those weapons they find in the mosques come from? When things get sporty weapons can be sourced more quickly and cheaply than you'd think.

What can't be rustled up on the spot is weapons handling proficiency, which is why everyone should learn to shoot effectively, even if they can't yet get access to military grade firearms (hell, even airsoft or paintball is infinitely better than nothing).

http://www.germanjoys.eu/2016/06/he-beli...syria.html

Quote:First-Person Testimonial from a Former Refugee Volunteer
June 23, 2016




(It's in German, but a rundown of the gist is below.)

This is a young German guy who, by his own information, studies computer science. Let's call him Udo. When huge numbers of migrants began arriving in 2015, he decided to volunteer to help some of them learn German and navigate German society. After negative experiences with the first two migrants he was assigned to help, he was then assigned to a young Syrian man in his early 20s. Let's call the Syrian guy Halil.

Udo's task was to spend time one-on-one with Halil, teaching him about Germany, helping him with bureaucratic stuff, and generally hanging out. Udo went to restaurants and the movies with Halil, helped him with German, and talked to him for hours about his legal case and his background.

In the video, starting at abour 12:00, Udo describes the experiences with Halil that left him fully disillusioned and led him to stop volunteer work. Here's my summary of the main points in English.

Halil was first registered as a refugee in Italy, and was supposed to be deported back there under existing EU law. Halil hired a lawyer, who won the case and got him a permit to stay in Germany. He then sent Halil a bill for €600. Halil was "outraged" that he was expected to pay for the lawyers' services, because after all, he had won the case.
When Udo told Halil that he, Udo, was an atheist, Halil was stunned, and his reaction was somewhat menacing. He said of course there was only one God, Allah, and everyone should believe in him. Halil thought it was a miracle Udo was "still alive" because God would not protect atheists.

(Obviously the German did not hear about the trending hashtag - #killallatheists)

Halil drinks and smokes.
Halil said he believes nobody in Germany has to work, they get free money from the government. He said this is a common belief in Syria, and that is why many people are coming.
(Many seem to believe that Europeans are like indigenous Saudis or original Qataris - getting money for nothing or at least very little output.)
When Udo explained this is not the case, Halil refused to believe him. Udo found it remarkable that in the age of the Internet, Halili had never bothered to try to find out whether this bizarre rumor was true or not.
Back in Syria, Halil was was the 'ass' of the family, his father bossed him around and forced him to run errands. They sent him to get the free money in Germany because he didn't seem to have much of a promising life ahead of him. When asked directly by Udo, Halil said his family had no problems in Syria, and that they were not going to try to follow him because "they're doing OK" there.
Halil claimed that he had studied, computer science. Udo was thrilled to hear this, and said "That's great news! Germany needs people like you, with skills. You could have a great future here." But when Udo, who studies computer science himself, actually questioned Halil, it turned out he was completely ignorant on the subject. Either standards in Syria are incredibly low, Udo decided, or Halil had simply told him a bare-faced lie ("knallhart gelogen"). Udo tends to think the latter.
Halil said there was drug dealing in the migrant shelter every night. Nobody has ever been arrested for it, and Halil assumed it was either not against the law, or tolerated.
When Udo told him it was against the law, Halil became frightened of being arrested. The migrant shelter is right next to a middle school. Udo said it made him angry to learn that there was an active drug market in the migrant shelter right next to a middle school, and that the police were had done nothing. Udo thought the "rumors" about migrant selling drugs were "right-wing propaganda", but no longer believes this.
The straw that broke the camel's back, according to Udo, was when Halil reacted with rage to an official letter saying that he should begin looking for an apartment, which would be funded by the state, but that he should limit himself to under 50 square meters (538 square feet). He protested: "How can I live in a place that small?" Udo, being a student, lives in a 23-square-meter apartment, and must pay for it himself. Udo said he fould Halil's demanding attitude so frustrating that he called up the volunteer service and withdrew from the program.
(Hehe - so leftie finally stops believing in the crap when migrant gets upset for having to live under better conditions than the local German. 50% of Germans live for roughly 1200 Euro/month or less. But that little tidbit is not known. There are well-earning Germans, but they are diminishing each year.)

Udo concludes by noting that he continues to be sympathetic to refugees and to treat each case on its own merits. However, the media "have not shown" many of the less-appealing sides of the issue. From his own personal experience, he now believes many of the things that he used to consider right-wing lies and propaganda are true.
On his YouTube page Udo has turned off comments, because there was so much nastiness from all sides. I have to say I think what he did takes courage, and I appreciate it. Udo mockery will not be tolerated in the comments here, either.

I have one comment about Halil being the "ass" of the family. I get the strong impression that this is extremely common among migrants. The stories of migrants who appear to have mental problems (low cognitive ability and non-existent impulse control) are legion. Some have burned down their own shelters, many commit crimes on impulse and don't even bother to flee, they get blind drunk on alcohol and engage in all sorts of antisocial behavior. And this doesn't even count the tens of thousands of career petty criminals. There are, by now, thousands, of reports of sexual assaults by migrants. The same goes for migrants on trains or buses who begin staring at a female, then expose their penises and masturbate.

In a crowded train car.

That sort of behavior is not normal anywhere. Which leads me to believe that when families are deciding which young male to send off at to get a job -- or free money -- in Germany, they are likely to send the young men who are "touched in the head". After all, if you have four sons, and three of them are gainfully employed or already fathers, but one has never fit in and causes you constant trouble, who are you going to send off to the West to cast an anchor on the shores of paradise? You send off the Halils. After all, there are no special education classes or government programs for the mentally challenged in most Arab countries. If Halil leaves, your family gets rid of a troublemaker who costs money and constantly threatens the family honor, and in return you get a chance to relocate to Germany. From their perspective, it's win-win.

Essentially you see the transformation of a former refugees welcome leftie into a conservative just by the mere contact with the future soulmates.

Also - I doubt it if only the Halils come to Europe. I have read reports about Pakistani middle managers quitting their jobs just in order to come to Germany for a life of milk and honey.

(07-18-2016 07:12 PM)RaccoonFace Wrote:  Is this a terrifying everyday reality that Merkel will
impose on Germany, because "refugees quotas are the most important"?:

Here is one of those questions that is almost too obvious to ask. WHY? Why is it necessary to meet a certain, arbitrary quote? It is almost like she is following an order.

(07-20-2016 06:56 AM)Easy_C Wrote:  

(07-18-2016 07:12 PM)RaccoonFace Wrote:  Is this a terrifying everyday reality that Merkel will
impose on Germany, because "refugees quotas are the most important"?:

Here is one of those questions that is almost too obvious to ask. WHY? Why is it necessary to meet a certain, arbitrary quote? It is almost like she is following an order.

Frankly the quotas or official numbers barely matter.

I have made the statement some time ago that for example Austria lets in roughly the same number of people as Sweden - 80.000 to 100.000+.

The housing market is more robust (since the state and semi-public agencies build many appartments that are rented out for cheap to the people) and they can stomach that for now.

Still - I visited Vienna recently and was there during the Turkish uprising. Some districts I visited reminded me of little Mogadishu. Hijab wearing black and Arab women were everywhere. The situation changed even massively from 2 years ago. The only good thing was that Turkish local supermarkets were able to compete with globalist corporations. But that is literally the only positive thing.

I saw many conservative Muslim couples and one tiny Arab (literally under 5ft) tried to pick a fight with me in a train station. Another one tried to give me a blowjob as I was taking a piss in a park. I saw many Arabs lounging around and dealing drugs right in the vicinity of Vienna's central locations like the opera.

When the problem with Turkey happened I saw hundreds of nationalistic Turks with Turkey flags shouting "Erdogen .... Allahu Akbar". So yeah - probably second or third generation 'Austrians' would rather die for Turkey than ever fight for Europe. I don't mind their nationalism, but they are standing behind a more radical Islamist against a secular establishment.

Most countries will go that way in the West. Next time I go to a Western country I will arm myself. I have been traveling a lot in the past, but now live mostly in Eastern Europe and only move around Poland, Latvia, Czech Republic, Hungary. As I cross to the West I should be ready to expect trouble like an American who goes into a bad neighborhood. (I had experiences with that there as well - US is safe in some areas and very unsafe in others.) The West is turning to a shithole where you have to have your eyes open all the time.

Never thought that Poland would become a safe space relative to a civilized country like Austria or Germany.

(07-20-2016 07:13 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  I saw many conservative Muslim couples and one tiny Arab (literally under 5ft) tried to pick a fight with me in a train station. Another one tried to give me a blowjob as I was taking a piss in a park. I saw many Arabs lounging around and dealing drugs right in the vicinity of Vienna's central locations like the opera.

Haha what the fuck? You can't just leave that story untold.

(07-20-2016 07:16 AM)El Chinito loco Wrote:  

(07-20-2016 07:13 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  I saw many conservative Muslim couples and one tiny Arab (literally under 5ft) tried to pick a fight with me in a train station. Another one tried to give me a blowjob as I was taking a piss in a park. I saw many Arabs lounging around and dealing drugs right in the vicinity of Vienna's central locations like the opera.

Haha what the fuck? You can't just leave that story untold.

I saw the little creep before and thought that he either deals drugs or gives ass in order to make a living. When I was taking a piss, he suddenly approached through the bushes deliberately towards me. I shouted: "Piss off!" Then I moved away having added another experience to my Vienna stay. I am sure that if I had done nothing, then he would have been accomodating. Too bad women don't distribute blowjobs on the mere possibility of getting paid. I had a date lined up later, but this was not improving my mood.

Fuck - the city will go to dog-turd soon.

I am coming back armed next time.

(07-20-2016 07:13 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  

(07-20-2016 06:56 AM)Easy_C Wrote:  

(07-18-2016 07:12 PM)RaccoonFace Wrote:  Is this a terrifying everyday reality that Merkel will
impose on Germany, because "refugees quotas are the most important"?:

Here is one of those questions that is almost too obvious to ask. WHY? Why is it necessary to meet a certain, arbitrary quote? It is almost like she is following an order.

Still - I visited Vienna recently and was there during the Turkish uprising. Some districts I visited reminded me of little Mogadishu.

Yeah some places in Vienna is quite bad, I think the 10th district jokingly called "little Istanbul". I live in one of the outside districts north and its normal, no diversity. When I bike in the weekends to the nearby small city Tulln its like another world, its amazing. I probably have to move outside of Vienna in a few years but so far you can manage it if you check out the neighborhood before renting.

Outside of Vienna Austria is very different. Even Austrians I spoken with described Vienna as "not Austria only in name". I still have faith in them because they strike me more of a "pragmatic conservative" type. We will see...

(07-20-2016 07:29 AM)Glaucon Wrote:  Yeah some places in Vienna is quite bad, I think the 10th district jokingly called "little Istanbul". I live in one of the outside districts north and its normal, no diversity. When I bike in the weekends to the nearby small city Tulln its like another world, its amazing. I probably have to move outside of Vienna in a few years but so far you can manage it if you check out the neighborhood before renting.

Outside of Vienna Austria is very different. Even Austrians I spoken with described Vienna as "not Austria only in name". I still have in faith in them because they strike me more of a "pragmatic conservative" type. We will see...

Yeah - Austrians outside of Vienna are still largely indigenous. And they voted for the FPO 'far right' liberal party. The country might vote in an anti-immigration party soon. It is far off from Germany where the AfD might at best get 15-20% of the votes.

There are some districts that are diversity free since you need money to live in them. My family for now lives in a diversity free zone, where you see only successful Sikhs.

(07-20-2016 07:34 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  

(07-20-2016 07:29 AM)Glaucon Wrote:  Yeah some places in Vienna is quite bad, I think the 10th district jokingly called "little Istanbul". I live in one of the outside districts north and its normal, no diversity. When I bike in the weekends to the nearby small city Tulln its like another world, its amazing. I probably have to move outside of Vienna in a few years but so far you can manage it if you check out the neighborhood before renting.

Outside of Vienna Austria is very different. Even Austrians I spoken with described Vienna as "not Austria only in name". I still have in faith in them because they strike me more of a "pragmatic conservative" type. We will see...

Yeah - Austrians outside of Vienna are still largely indigenous. And they voted for the FPO 'far right' liberal party. The country might vote in an anti-immigration party soon. It is far off from Germany where the AfD might at best get 15-20% of the votes.

There are some districts that are diversity free since you need money to live in them. My family for now lives in a diversity free zone, where you see only successful Sikhs.

While we are on the topic I have a question that is relevant to my future planning. Do you know anywhere I could live that is low-migrant, yet will allow me to easily commute to the University of Economics and Business?

(07-20-2016 07:13 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  Another one tried to give me a blowjob as I was taking a piss in a park.

That is exactly the reason why we should have enforced FEMALE ONLY Muslim immigration ;-)

(07-20-2016 07:57 AM)Easy_C Wrote:  

(07-20-2016 07:34 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  

(07-20-2016 07:29 AM)Glaucon Wrote:  Yeah some places in Vienna is quite bad, I think the 10th district jokingly called "little Istanbul". I live in one of the outside districts north and its normal, no diversity. When I bike in the weekends to the nearby small city Tulln its like another world, its amazing. I probably have to move outside of Vienna in a few years but so far you can manage it if you check out the neighborhood before renting.

Outside of Vienna Austria is very different. Even Austrians I spoken with described Vienna as "not Austria only in name". I still have in faith in them because they strike me more of a "pragmatic conservative" type. We will see...

Yeah - Austrians outside of Vienna are still largely indigenous. And they voted for the FPO 'far right' liberal party. The country might vote in an anti-immigration party soon. It is far off from Germany where the AfD might at best get 15-20% of the votes.

There are some districts that are diversity free since you need money to live in them. My family for now lives in a diversity free zone, where you see only successful Sikhs.

While we are on the topic I have a question that is relevant to my future planning. Do you know anywhere I could live that is low-migrant, yet will allow me to easily commute to the University of Economics and Business?

19th district - the farther away from the U6 subway line the better. Communication is good. You could also take a bike from there (bike is even faster than tramway). Usually whenever there is an area of upper middle class or higher folk, then it gets migrant free. The worst areas are the social security level flats and the houses created for budget rental (which is a good business by the way, but I wouldn't want to live close).

https://www.immowelt.at/expose/2AFX749

That flat is closer to the woods where Jan Sobieski ran through with his Husars against the Ottomans. Also I brought plenty of girls up on the Kahlenberg hill making out and fucking them overlooking the city. It's a good date location - living close to the place is good logistics despite being farther away from the centre.

https://www.immowelt.at/liste/wien-19-do...sort=price

(07-20-2016 06:56 AM)Easy_C Wrote:  

(07-18-2016 07:12 PM)RaccoonFace Wrote:  Is this a terrifying everyday reality that Merkel will
impose on Germany, because "refugees quotas are the most important"?:

Here is one of those questions that is almost too obvious to ask. WHY? Why is it necessary to meet a certain, arbitrary quote? It is almost like she is following an order.

THAT is actually what scares me the most about the Germans. NOBODY really ever questioned her decision. There was a bit of a murmur from the token 'opposition' (cough cough) but then everyone just fell in line and marched in formation. Just like back in the 1930s. Once their Führer decides a policy the Germans simply obey and any real opposition is quickly muffled. What's happening right now in Germany is the exact mirror image of what transpired back in 1933. Actually considering that National Socialism is not exactly 'right wing' (the political spectrum is 2-dimensional) it may just be an exact repeat. Either way it's scary as fuck and once again the country is going to wind up with its cities in rubble, their men and children killed, and their women raped.

Parzival and everyone else whose moving to Austria - good move! Anywhere outside of Graz and Vienna is good. When in doubt let this be your guide: