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(10-02-2016 02:11 AM)Pride male Wrote: Is there any chance the Middle East can become a peaceful region first so the Muslims can be encouraged to go home? I dont know, put a Saddam 2.0 in place? A strong dictator to keep the radicals at bay.
(10-04-2016 03:21 AM)Irenicus Wrote:(10-02-2016 02:11 AM)Pride male Wrote: Is there any chance the Middle East can become a peaceful region first so the Muslims can be encouraged to go home? I dont know, put a Saddam 2.0 in place? A strong dictator to keep the radicals at bay.
Good question.
Unfortunately, the Middle East will never, ever experience true peace. I know, it is unfortunate, but...nothing can be done. We can spend trillions of dollars, or drops trillions of bombs to bring "Democracy", but one thing is certain.
People want to live either under a theocracy of some sort (Iran, Saudi Arabia...) or under a strongman (Syria, Jordan...). If you somehow manage to "persuade" a country to do elections...guess who will ALWAYS (!!!) win? Some Islamist figure who will make a country Islamist (and that means heavily policed elections, or none at all), or some "reformer" who will, after elections, issue an "Emergency Law" (thus becoming a strongman) - which means no elections (seen in Egypt and Syria). And what happens to the opposition? They simply...disappear.
Want examples?
Elections in Gaza (2006/7 I think). Who won? Hamas (Islamists). What happened to many Fatah members? Nothing...they suddenly started jumping of the buildings. For the lulz. Were they any further elections? Yes, heavily policed. You can vote for either Hamas, Hamas or Hamas. Which Pokemon you will chose?
Egypt in 2012? Muslim Brotherhood won under Morsi. What happened to the opposition? Nothing, they got bored and decided to disappear. Thankfully, the Army saw that Morsi was insane (he wanted to cancel Camp David accords, which means goodbye Sinai peninsula), and took him out. Now, a former General is in charge (who rigged elections). No elections until further notice.
So, the only way to keep order of some sort is to keep stongmen (kings, generals...) in charge . All things considered...they can keep the islamists at bay, by pure terror (that is sadly the only language Islamists understand. Appeasement will never work). It is not the best (or prettiest) solution, but the alternatives are far, far worse.
(10-04-2016 06:03 AM)amity Wrote: @Zel So Saddam and the Shah and Assad and all these Middle East rulers are (or were) aware of what the plan is by the Globalists?
And they either go along with it or face being ousted forcibly and perhaps killed if they do not adhere to their wishes?
I take it Netanyahu is fully on board with them and will be rewarded handsomely once he eventually stands down?
(10-04-2016 06:23 AM)Irenicus Wrote: I do not think that Bibi is their guy. The Globalists really did try to take him out - in 2011 (Housing protests) and last year (when they invested millions to take Lapid out. Google V15 as well).
Not that I defend him but...if he could oppose the Globalists whilst having much less money and influence, I can only imagine what Trump will do to their plans.
Quote:According Balas' latest report, 42 percent of Israel's first years either Muslim Arabs or ultra-Orthodox Jews. For the first, Israel itself as a Jewish state is a problem, a lot of the other would prefer to live in a case governed by rabbis theocracy instead in a liberal democracy.
In the future they could if their high birth rates are the majority of voters. The growth of the Arab population is twice as high as that of the Jewish with 2.2 percent. Ultra-Orthodox, the "Haredim" call (the righteous), have an average of 6.53 even children - three and a half times more than secular mothers with 2.07 children.
Quote:Nevertheless, 21 percent of Israelis live below the poverty line - more than in Turkey or Mexico. Most of them are Arabs or Haredim. Around 80 percent of poor children belong to both groups.
Quote:Many devout Muslim women wear a headscarf. On the road they have to increasingly take over attacks, insults and hostility in purchasing, report affected women in Hamburg.
According to the federal government, the number of attacks on mosques and assaults involving violence fell to Muslims in the first half of 2016. 29. In the second half of 2015, there were 44 incidents.
The women's representative of the Arab Al-Nour community, Olfa Elouardi reported of insults and "negative views", which must often endure as wearing a headscarf, in the S-Bahn.
Quote:100 people surround two policemen in Dortmund
(10-04-2016 10:51 AM)nomadbrah Wrote:(10-04-2016 06:49 AM)Pride male Wrote: @Zelcorpion. What do the globalists have in store for Israel?
Nothing of course. Globalists are jews. Israel are the globalists. There is nothing else, no second tier, jews are the final boss.
(10-01-2016 04:09 PM)Pride male Wrote: A Christian Europe might have stood up to Judaism and Islam. Atheism and liberalism seemed to have destroyed the Wests religious unity.
Those who dont stand for something will fall for anything.
(10-02-2016 09:40 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:
Quote:Saudi Princesses partying on the #FrenchRiviera and ordinary saudi women at home
https://twitter.com/jo_seeker/status/779061916186533888
The Saudis are no different. Some Saudi I know once said that the royal family is not overly religious. They just uphold the system for power (and because they probably are told to do what their masters tell them to do or else). When their country is about to be color revolutioned, then they will pack up their shit and go live on the French Riviera with some 200 bio. $ in cash.
Quote:How do you depress the morale of ISIS? There are two ways.
First you show them what and who they are fighting for. Here is Saudi prince and terrorism funder Alwaleed partying with women. If you fight for “Islam” and it’s leaders, you’re in a rat hole while he’s living the good life!
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Quote:Hong Kong (CNN)New guidelines issued by China's top media regulator have prohibited TV shows that promote "Western lifestyles," adding to a long list of banned items.
According to the state-run Xinhua news agency, shows should refrain from content that expresses "overt admiration for Western lifestyles," jokes about Chinese traditions or defiles "classic materials."
"They should also avoid putting stars, billionaires or internet celebrities on pedestals; or sensationalizing private affairs, relationships or family disputes," Xinhua said.
Here's what else is on China's blacklist.
Cleavage
After "The Saga of Wu Zetian," a TV drama about China's only female emperor, attracted great viewership figures, it was abruptly pulled from broadcast in January 2015 for "technical reasons."
Nicknamed "The Saga of Wu's Breasts" due to the generous amounts of cleavage shown by the actresses' Tang dynasty period costumes, the show returned a few days later, with a lot less skin.
Censors ordered the show's editors to crop the footage to hide any cleavage, resulting in much tighter shots on stars' faces, and widespread outrage online.
China cracks down on cleavage at cosplay convention
Celebrity kids
In a move that might be welcomed by some US television audiences tired of certain reality dramas, China's censors in April banned the use of celebrities' children on screen, killing one of the country's most popular shows in the process.
Regulators said minors should be kept out of the spotlight to allow them to enjoy a normal childhood.
The ban came after the breakout success of "Dad, Where Are We Going?", a weekly series in which celebrity fathers took their kids on trips around China, and raked in millions of viewers in the process.
Drinking and smoking
A directive released in March slapped stringent new guidelines onto online shows, which have been steadily growing in popularity in recent years.
The "General Rules for Television Series Content Production" were drafted in order to "thoroughly implement (Chinese President) Xi Jinping's speech at the national forum on literature," in which he stressed that art must serve a social purpose.
Some of the first things to be hit by the new rules were shows that promote "smoking and drinking, fighting, and other unhealthy behavior."
China has severe problems with both smoking and alcohol. Around 68% of Chinese men are smokers, with one million Chinese people dying from smoking related diseases in 2010, according to The Lancet.
Homosexuality
Though China has come a long way since homosexuality was declassified as a mental illness 15 years ago -- with several cities across the country hosting gay pride parades and prominent LGBT celebrities making waves -- the censors haven't got the memo.
Guidelines released this year categorize homosexuality as an "abnormal sexual behavior" unfit for China's TV screens, alongside incest, sexual abuse and other "perversion."
"Addiction," a popular web drama about romantic relationships between teenage boys, was pulled in February, despite attracting almost 10 million views in its first 24 hours of release.
Time travel
Too many science fiction dramas "casually make up myths, have monstrous and weird plots, use absurd tactics, and even promote feudalism, superstition, fatalism and reincarnation," China's regulators complained in a March 2011 diktat.
Speaking to the Hollywood Reporter at the time, film critic Raymond Zhou suggested another reason the censors were so keen to kill sci-fi shows: "Most time travel content that I've seen ... is actually not heavy on science, but an excuse to comment on current affairs."
Indeed, the regulation said that in many instances "producers and writers are treating serious history in a frivolous way, which should by no means be encouraged anymore."
South Koreans
Following the deployment of the US-South Korean THAAD missile defense system last month, some of Korea's most successful exports may have found their fortunes waning in China.
A fan event in Beijing with South Korean TV stars Kim Woo-bin and Suzy Bae was postponed due to "forces beyond our control," the organizers said on Weibo. Two concerts by the popular boy band EXO in Shanghai were also canceled.
According to multiple media reports, Chinese TV stations were also warned to put South Korean projects on hold.
The alleged ban on South Koreans came after an edict issued by the media regulator in June imposed "strict limits on foreign-inspired TV programs in a bid to boost innovation of homemade programs," according to Xinhua.
(10-05-2016 12:29 PM)ChemicalFreezer Wrote: I know this might not be related to the current Migrant Crisis in Europe, but rest assure that they have been trying to cuck/degenerate China/Asia/Latam for a while now but no success thus far in China, except for feminist/LJBT movement going on atm. But here is the thing....give them an inch and they will take a mile, and before you know it the country in on the path of degeneracy and cuck to oblivion with men taking a beating while breaking the family unit apart.
Why you think Zuck and many others has been going in hard in China? Its not business reasons, it infiltration.
This is a global issue and the word "progressive", "tolerance", "anti-racist", etc is used so people don't question it and if somebody does try to question it than you will be shame and shun from public light.
http://www.cnn.com/2016/08/31/asia/china...ensorship/
Quote:Hong Kong (CNN)New guidelines issued by China's top media regulator have prohibited TV shows that promote "Western lifestyles," adding to a long list of banned items.
According to the state-run Xinhua news agency, shows should refrain from content that expresses "overt admiration for Western lifestyles," jokes about Chinese traditions or defiles "classic materials."
"They should also avoid putting stars, billionaires or internet celebrities on pedestals; or sensationalizing private affairs, relationships or family disputes," Xinhua said.
Here's what else is on China's blacklist.
Cleavage
After "The Saga of Wu Zetian," a TV drama about China's only female emperor, attracted great viewership figures, it was abruptly pulled from broadcast in January 2015 for "technical reasons."
Nicknamed "The Saga of Wu's Breasts" due to the generous amounts of cleavage shown by the actresses' Tang dynasty period costumes, the show returned a few days later, with a lot less skin.
Censors ordered the show's editors to crop the footage to hide any cleavage, resulting in much tighter shots on stars' faces, and widespread outrage online.
China cracks down on cleavage at cosplay convention
Celebrity kids
In a move that might be welcomed by some US television audiences tired of certain reality dramas, China's censors in April banned the use of celebrities' children on screen, killing one of the country's most popular shows in the process.
Regulators said minors should be kept out of the spotlight to allow them to enjoy a normal childhood.
The ban came after the breakout success of "Dad, Where Are We Going?", a weekly series in which celebrity fathers took their kids on trips around China, and raked in millions of viewers in the process.
Drinking and smoking
A directive released in March slapped stringent new guidelines onto online shows, which have been steadily growing in popularity in recent years.
The "General Rules for Television Series Content Production" were drafted in order to "thoroughly implement (Chinese President) Xi Jinping's speech at the national forum on literature," in which he stressed that art must serve a social purpose.
Some of the first things to be hit by the new rules were shows that promote "smoking and drinking, fighting, and other unhealthy behavior."
China has severe problems with both smoking and alcohol. Around 68% of Chinese men are smokers, with one million Chinese people dying from smoking related diseases in 2010, according to The Lancet.
Homosexuality
Though China has come a long way since homosexuality was declassified as a mental illness 15 years ago -- with several cities across the country hosting gay pride parades and prominent LGBT celebrities making waves -- the censors haven't got the memo.
Guidelines released this year categorize homosexuality as an "abnormal sexual behavior" unfit for China's TV screens, alongside incest, sexual abuse and other "perversion."
"Addiction," a popular web drama about romantic relationships between teenage boys, was pulled in February, despite attracting almost 10 million views in its first 24 hours of release.
Time travel
Too many science fiction dramas "casually make up myths, have monstrous and weird plots, use absurd tactics, and even promote feudalism, superstition, fatalism and reincarnation," China's regulators complained in a March 2011 diktat.
Speaking to the Hollywood Reporter at the time, film critic Raymond Zhou suggested another reason the censors were so keen to kill sci-fi shows: "Most time travel content that I've seen ... is actually not heavy on science, but an excuse to comment on current affairs."
Indeed, the regulation said that in many instances "producers and writers are treating serious history in a frivolous way, which should by no means be encouraged anymore."
South Koreans
Following the deployment of the US-South Korean THAAD missile defense system last month, some of Korea's most successful exports may have found their fortunes waning in China.
A fan event in Beijing with South Korean TV stars Kim Woo-bin and Suzy Bae was postponed due to "forces beyond our control," the organizers said on Weibo. Two concerts by the popular boy band EXO in Shanghai were also canceled.
According to multiple media reports, Chinese TV stations were also warned to put South Korean projects on hold.
The alleged ban on South Koreans came after an edict issued by the media regulator in June imposed "strict limits on foreign-inspired TV programs in a bid to boost innovation of homemade programs," according to Xinhua.


Quote:In a sweeping statement, he said: “The Brexit referendum seems to have led to a further rise in ‘anti-foreigner’ sentiment, making it even more important that the British authorities take the steps outlined in our report as a matter of priority.”
The report lays into the British press and urges the government to “give more rigorous training” to reporters.
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(10-05-2016 10:46 PM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:(10-05-2016 07:39 PM)ElFlaco Wrote: ......
The report lays into the British press and urges the government to “give more rigorous training” to reporters.
Even the Soviet Union baulked at this kind of outright, in-your-face admission of how state propaganda was conducted.
Incredible.
(10-05-2016 11:27 PM)philosophical_recovery Wrote: From the you-just-can't-make-this-shit-up-file:
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Quote:Husband murdered care worker wife because it was ‘not halal’ for her to work with men
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Quote:A controlling husband murdered his wife because he couldn’t accept the fact she worked with other men.
Imran Khan, who considers himself a devout Muslim, stabbed his wife Nasreen eight times at their home with a kitchen knife after they argued about her job as a care worker.
Earlier he had text his wife, aged 38, that it was ‘haram’ (forbidden) for her to interact with other men, and ordered her to quit her job if she could not get a rota with only women.
Another text from her spouse read: ‘I have told you 10 times there are three people whose prayers will not be accepted by Allah – a fleeing slave until he returns to his master, a woman whose husband is angry with her, until he is pleased with her, and a drunkard until he becomes conscious.
‘If you don’t listen to me I get angry.’
He accused her of ‘playing games’ saying ‘If you go to men’s houses and lie to me I get angry.’
Quote:FREE SPEECH CRACKDOWN: Europe tells British press NOT to reveal if terrorists are Muslims
Quote:The truth is that when you have as much money as the globalist elite have you don't need to issue orders. You simply reward people for acting in a certain manner, like the mouse that pushes the button being rewarded with a food pellet. That's why the elite don't spend much time punishing behaviour that goes against their wishes, because when you punish someone it gives them something to fight back against.