http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/7459...nisian-man



He came from here to Germany:



What could he really do in Germany where low-skilled work for illiterates is zero?

So its not Pakistani (23) after all, but why did they caught Pakistani in the first place?

Another day, yet more enrichment:

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-12-20...mas-market

Brawl Erupts Between Locals And Migrants At Another German Christmas Market

Quote:As the manhunt continues for the "solider of the Islamic State" that plowed down and killed over a dozen innocent people and injured another 50 in Berlin, tensions throughout Germany generally between locals and the migrant beneficiaries of Merkel's open border policies continue to escalate. One such example comes from the German city of Bautzen, in which a group of local Germans and "young asylum seekers" got into a brawl at the Christmas market after a heated exchange regarding the migrants' playing of loud music from their phones.

According to Breitbart, the brawl involved six young migrants and resulted in two injuries and $100s of Euros worth of damage.

(12-21-2016 08:12 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  He came from here to Germany:

And Germany is going to look exactly the same once he and his ilk are done with it.

Folks, just like Sweden the nation and culture we know as Germany cannot be saved. But on the upside: The rest of the world will have the opportunity to learn an important lesson about the the true threat of Islam. I hope this time around it'll stick, because it's incredible that after 270 Million people dead populations are still inviting these wolves into their houses.

In case anyone is wondering why Germany is doomed.

Here live on RT-Youtube:





A demonstration against the migrant policy and islamization one day after a horrific Islamic terrorist attack. See the people protesting against the people wanting to stop more murder.

People are carrying hearts and even bring their kids along:

   

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In other news Austrian young women who at rates of over 75% voted against the anti-immigration FPO candidate now get rape whistles to protect them against the very same rapefugees they voted for:

http://newobserveronline.com/austrian-po...-whistles/

(12-21-2016 12:36 PM)Samseau Wrote:  Another day, yet more enrichment:

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-12-20...mas-market

Brawl Erupts Between Locals And Migrants At Another German Christmas Market

Quote:As the manhunt continues for the "solider of the Islamic State" that plowed down and killed over a dozen innocent people and injured another 50 in Berlin, tensions throughout Germany generally between locals and the migrant beneficiaries of Merkel's open border policies continue to escalate. One such example comes from the German city of Bautzen, in which a group of local Germans and "young asylum seekers" got into a brawl at the Christmas market after a heated exchange regarding the migrants' playing of loud music from their phones.

According to Breitbart, the brawl involved six young migrants and resulted in two injuries and $100s of Euros worth of damage.

Bautzen is in what was formerly East Germany. The people there are a lot more conservative and thus their men a lot less emasculated.

(12-21-2016 12:57 PM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  In case anyone is wondering why Germany is doomed.

Here live on RT-Youtube:





A demonstration against the migrant policy and islamization one day after a horrific Islamic terrorist attack. See the people protesting against the people wanting to stop more murder.

People are carrying hearts and even bring their kids along:

This is why my compassion is pretty limited at this point. I wonder how many of the people in Berlin who got killed or injured voted for Merkel and would have voted for her again. Given that it is Berlin my guess would be somewhere in the 70 percentile. I think one young Spaniard got injured as well and my money is on him being a Podemos voter.

Like some of you older members and especially Americans here I was raised with the mentality of a sheep dog. My instincts are to stand up against bullies, to put them in their place immediately. But when you are surrounded by sheep who are eager to embrace the wolves and even have come to believe that they are merely sheep with sharp teeth, then it's time to abandon your post and neither waste your energy nor your life on them. Some people cannot be saved unfortunately.

But I must say that I am astonished by how very effective only two generations of brainwashing have been. The Left has done an exemplary job in dulling the most basic survival instincts of an entire generation. It is something that needs to be studied in detail so that we can establish safeguards against this repeating itself in the future. For example who and what we expose our young children to should be considered sacrosanct and essential in preserving their future and that of our culture.

I have some more Small wood for the fire. My bird went back to Germany for the holidays and In her room she found a smoke detector! Turns out the latest in german law is that if you have a fireplace in your house then uouyou must obligatorily have smoke detectors in every dormitory! Clearly household fires caused by a fancy previleged-cappricious-and-not-at-all-a-traditional-and-useful-thing installation are a much greater priority than being gunned/cut/Rolled down and/or meeting a gruesome end at the hands of not-terrorists.

Coincidentally this made me wonder : if insurance companies were to raise your costs because you live in the vicinity of religion of peace faithfuls and are thus a greater risk for the company,how would the public react?

German insurance demand from me to pay some money even that I live in Austria now. They need everyone they find for their "skilled workers" they have to finance.

(12-21-2016 04:16 PM)El_Gostro Wrote:  I have some more Small wood for the fire. My bird went back to Germany for the holidays and In her room she found a smoke detector! Turns out the latest in german law is that if you have a fireplace in your house then uouyou must obligatorily have smoke detectors in every dormitory! Clearly household fires caused by a fancy previleged-cappricious-and-not-at-all-a-traditional-and-useful-thing installation are a much greater priority than being gunned/cut/Rolled down and/or meeting a gruesome end at the hands of not-terrorists.

Coincidentally this made me wonder : if insurance companies were to raise your costs because you live in the vicinity of religion of peace faithfuls and are thus a greater risk for the company,how would the public react?

Germans love to regulate little shit like that, they are worse than Californians when it comes to anal retentive building codes as well as a gazillion restrictions affecting your daily life. Most Germans are raised to be perfect little squares (Spießer) and the only thing they love more than making those rules is to denunciate you if you happen to violate any of them. Your lawn is 2mm above regulation? Rest assured one of your German neighbors is already on the phone alerting the proper authorities.

Germans have always been squares but I think after WW2 they made it their mission to create a flawless well organized society. Which in turn may explain why many German women crave dangerous barbaric Muslim dick. After decades of peace and safety they were bored to death so they decided to mix things up for a few generations.

(12-21-2016 04:24 PM)Parzival Wrote:  German insurance demand from me to pay some money even that I live in Austria now. They need everyone they find for their "skilled workers" they have to finance.

Tell them to pound sand. If you don't intend on returning you have zero obligations.

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-36726095

Quote:Germany has long been backward when it comes to its rape laws, say campaigners - pointing out that marital rape became a criminal offence only in 1997.
A number of prominent cases have pushed the issue into the spotlight.
The wave of attacks on New Year's Eve in Cologne shocked Germans, though prosecutions have been minimal and many were aghast to learn that, once again, assault could only be proven under German law if the victim resisted.
On Thursday, a 21-year-old Iraqi and an Algerian of 26 became the first men to be convicted of sexual assault when a Cologne court gave them suspended one-year sentences.
The attacks prompted a campaign for reform under the hashtag "NeinHeisstNein" (No means No).
Cologne sex attacks: MPs debate tougher laws
And, in a case that has sparked an outcry in Germany, two men were acquitted of drugging and raping German model Gina-Lisa Lohfink - despite having uploaded a video of what took place, in which she was reportedly heard saying, "Stop it, stop it" and "No".
Gina-Lisa Lohfink attends trial in Berlin in JuneImage copyrightGETTY IMAGES
Image caption
Gina-Lisa Lohfink has appealed after receiving a fine for false testimony
Not only were the men cleared of wrongdoing, but Ms Lohfink was fined €24,000 (£21,000; $27,000) for falsely testifying.
She has appealed against the the charges. The case has been compared to the Stanford University sexual assault furore in the United States.
Will the new law solve the problem?
Campaigners say the new law is a good start, but does not go far enough.
They have expressed concern that the law will not give adequate protection to victims who cannot clearly convey their lack of consent - such as those who have been drugged.
There are also plans to tighten the law governing sexual harassment and group assaults.
What's the next ambition?
Activist Kristina Lunz said it was unacceptable that the vast majority of rapes were still going unpunished in Germany.
"Of course it should be 'Yes means Yes'," says Ms Lunz, referring to a 2015 law passed in California that makes the legal standard for sex affirmative verbal consent.

Germany is such a fucked up place... instead of being able to tell when a woman is being raped by force, they need to have it spelled out in perfect detail of the law. This means a woman can easily make false rape accusations as Germany moves toward "Yes means yes" laws, but the actual rapes from Muzzies will continue because they rarely get caught anyways.

They are moving toward the worst of both worlds. Law abiding Germans lose their freedoms, meanwhile women still get raped with impunity.

Absolutely disgusting how leftists hate their own, and welcome in barbarians. I can see why so many German women want to let these thugs in, they produce 1000x the tingles. More proof positive that women should never vote. They will allow the increased chance of rape to give themselves the opportunity to virtue signal on social media and have tingle drenched sex with the invaders. Germam men, as a whole, are failing the biggest civilizational shit test of all time.

(12-21-2016 01:03 PM)redpillage Wrote:  

(12-21-2016 12:36 PM)Samseau Wrote:  Another day, yet more enrichment:

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-12-20...mas-market

Brawl Erupts Between Locals And Migrants At Another German Christmas Market

Quote:As the manhunt continues for the "solider of the Islamic State" that plowed down and killed over a dozen innocent people and injured another 50 in Berlin, tensions throughout Germany generally between locals and the migrant beneficiaries of Merkel's open border policies continue to escalate. One such example comes from the German city of Bautzen, in which a group of local Germans and "young asylum seekers" got into a brawl at the Christmas market after a heated exchange regarding the migrants' playing of loud music from their phones.

According to Breitbart, the brawl involved six young migrants and resulted in two injuries and $100s of Euros worth of damage.

Bautzen is in what was formerly East Germany. The people there are a lot more conservative and thus their men a lot less emasculated.

and yet another example of the political and social irony the iron curtain provided, some odd 3 decades later. Hungary, Poland, Czech Republic, Russia, Romania, Slovakia etc... What do they have in common? They were under the iron curtain. Communism and the USSR sucked, but these countries/regions are living proof that the hardship, nationalism, and masculinity that the curtain maintained could ultimately be Europe's saving grace. I really wonder who the bad guys are sometimes, not just now, but in the past. I've taken a hard look at previous conflicts that are defined by mainstream thought as good wars with distinct evil entities and where the west stands now and I don't who the fuck bad guys are, were or if there ever was a right side of history. I suppose WW2 was the only concrete one that had a relatively good and bad side. But the west has been stinking and sinking to hell since then.

I guess I always think of what my great grandfather and grandfather who fought in WW1-WW2 and what they would think of the west in it's present form if they could take a time machine. My best guess is Sodom and Gomorrah, and they probably go down like Huxley's Savage "John" by their own hands or in a hail of gunfire.

This is all very disturbing news out of the homeland. Its my daily dose of rage/despair. I am not sure who or what I am most angry at. I just had a vision of Europe during my youth. I wanted to learn to speak German with Germans. I wanted to drink German beer in a beer hall at least once. I wanted to see where the Krupp Steel factories were. I wanted to visit the port in Kiel. I wanted to see Berlin's Bundestag and Brandenburg Gate. That's just Germany, only one country.

I dreamed of visiting some of the old battlefields in France, Belgium, Germany, etc, etc. . Places like Vimy Ridge, Juno Beach, Paschendale, Verdun, the Ardennes. I wanted to go into museums in Britain to see old planes, tanks, weapons, paintings, statues. I wanted to see the Sistine chapel, Michelangelo's David, Venice. It would take a number of paragraphs to say what I wanted to see.


I didn't think when I was quite young that if I visited the homeland I might be shancked or run over by a truck. I didn't think people would be in danger just by going out to see a concert or to a market in Paris or Berlin. Its madness! It's not the Europe I had such a desire deep in me to see with my own eyes. Its depressing.


My dream of visiting the homelands of my ancestors is fading away. I don't want to see large parts of Europe fall into ruin. I don't want to see Europeans spit in the faces of their ancestors while kissing the asses of invaders and their enablers. Its disgusting. Its enraging, and its depressing to see and hear all of this. How long until great feats of architecture will be vandalized and ruined? How long until works of art from hundreds of years ago end up being defaced and burnt? How many beautiful creations and good people have to be destroyed? Its insanity that there's not a huge display of rage yet.

I don't have a dream anymore. Its dead. Its gone. I have a nightmare now and its getting worse by the day.

dain_bramage,

What is happening in Europe is a warning sign to those of us living elsewhere. Form friendships with good men, learn self-defense and pick wisely for a LTR and having a family. The worst of times inspires men to be the best version of themselves, but we will be tested by fire. Do not give into despair, but persevere.

(12-21-2016 10:43 PM)John Michael Kane Wrote:  dain_bramage,

What is happening in Europe is a warning sign to those of us living elsewhere. Form friendships with good men, learn self-defense and pick wisely for a LTR and having a family. The worst of times inspires men to be the best version of themselves, but we will be tested by fire. Do not give into despair, but persevere.

Yeah. I might as well put the rage into weight lifting/working out. I think depression and despair can come from anger that is not resolved. I live in a pretty safe place for now. But I'm sure someone or something is going to ruin lives where I am.

(12-21-2016 10:54 PM)dain_bramage Wrote:  

(12-21-2016 10:43 PM)John Michael Kane Wrote:  dain_bramage,

What is happening in Europe is a warning sign to those of us living elsewhere. Form friendships with good men, learn self-defense and pick wisely for a LTR and having a family. The worst of times inspires men to be the best version of themselves, but we will be tested by fire. Do not give into despair, but persevere.

Yeah. I might as well put the rage into weight lifting/working out. I think depression and despair can come from anger that is not resolved. I live in a pretty safe place for now. But I'm sure someone or something is going to ruin lives where I am.

Don't surround yourself with negative thinkers. Find positive friends, and ditch people that don't build you up. And yes, hit the weights daily. Works wonders for your T-levels, which helps fight of depression, and also give your life purpose. Coach and mentor other men, that's the best way not to feel sorry for yourself.

Don't surround yourself with negative thinkers. Find positive friends, and ditch people that don't build you up. And yes, hit the weights daily. Works wonders for your T-levels, which helps fight of depression, and also give your life purpose. Coach and mentor other men, that's the best way not to feel sorry for yourself.
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For sure.

I think what may be damaging for some is the feeling of being powerless. We just might be on a grand scale but we can make an impact on a smaller one, and even then this forum has made quite the impact on people. God willing some of the European men engage in a bit of self reflection or introspection and then realize what a predicament their nations are in. For now I sit in my little home and garden preparing for the tempest to come. Have a good night guys.

You are powerless relatively speaking as an individual. As a tribe of like-minded men, you are not. Form your tribe locally. Find those men and bolster their spirits too. The West is going through a guantlent right now. This isn't our first, and it won't be our last. Read a few history books about all the conflicts Europeans have had to engage in regarding Muslims. This is nothing new. We must do what we have always done, fight!

(12-21-2016 05:09 PM)Samseau Wrote:  Germany is such a fucked up place... instead of being able to tell when a woman is being raped by force, they need to have it spelled out in perfect detail of the law. This means a woman can easily make false rape accusations as Germany moves toward "Yes means yes" laws, but the actual rapes from Muzzies will continue because they rarely get caught anyways.

They are moving toward the worst of both worlds. Law abiding Germans lose their freedoms, meanwhile women still get raped with impunity.

Exactly - that is what the article meant, because it included the fake rape allegation of a party slut who got spitroasted on film by two dudes (one I think her former boyfriend) and the court obviously rejecting her claims of rape and even fining her. Under the new law the rapefugees will keep on raping, but the globalist YesMeansYes laws will strangle the local men will be punished for every regret-rape of any woman.

It is not that the rape laws are too lax in Germany, it is more that the "new Germans" are treated with a different scale then the real Germans. You brown, you foreign, you "oppressed Muslim", you fake-underage - well I guess you get off with one year on probation. It is as feminists have said - it is much worse if a local man rapes than an Afghani. Because the Afghani has his "traumatization" as an excuse - the local man has no excuse.

And folk still think that this globalism I talk about does not have a truly global reach. The Californian YesMeansYes reaches now out for the rest of the world. Who can coordinate such a thing in such a short time?

(12-22-2016 12:30 AM)John Michael Kane Wrote:  You are powerless relatively speaking as an individual. As a tribe of like-minded men, you are not. Form your tribe locally. Find those men and bolster their spirits too. The West is going through a guantlent right now. This isn't our first, and it won't be our last. Read a few history books about all the conflicts Europeans have had to engage in regarding Muslims. This is nothing new. We must do what we have always done, fight!

We may need a 1683 style victory in Vienna. God willing good men will fight. Its cliche but: Deus Vult.

@dain_bramage this is exactly how I felt around a year to a year and a half ago, when the migrant invasion was really beginning to ramp up from a worrying increase in invaders to an insane amount of invaders coming week on week through various channels into Europe.
I became very angry, frustrated and depressed.
I spent a couple of months being very negative and venting to anyone who would listen about the evil bastards pushing this Kalergi-esque ruin onto Europe, I posted a couple of hard hitting articles on social media and there was some blowback, yes from some SJW types, but also from some more balanced mentally healthy people who I respect and who could see I was letting this stuff really get into my head and take me down.
I realised then that I had to step back a bit.
I think that redpillage has the right idea of sometimes taking a breather from the news, particularly anything relating to the migrant crisis, as it can suck you into a whirlpool of negativity if you're not careful.
And yes definitely eat well, hit the gym, have positive people around you, and still have your social life and meet girls, etc
And yes we can still red pill the people that are open to truth where we see an opportunity.
I still post thoughtful stuff on social media with underlying red pill messages, but nowadays instead of bludgeoning people with a warhammer of truth, I'll give them a subtle dig in the ribs with a less in your face, but no less important message.
Stuff that can work well I find with the more middle of the road types, the somewhat rational folks who naturally lean a bit to the left (because that's what all their friends do) but are still open to debating things sensibly, are videos from 'The Rubin Report', there's little in there that people can get on their high horse about and try to publicly shame you on.
Start with some of his videos, and then move on to something that brings forth a few more red pills, like 'The Corbett Report', which might get some of these people I've mentioned above, to start thinking about things, and not just automatically trusting the completely biased reporting that spews forth daily on Sky News for instance.
It might only be one person or two people, but it's something, it's a start.
Stefan Molyneux makes this point well, that every person who we 'wake up', can have a positive effect on other people around them, and you can get a ripple effect of sorts.
The 'all guns blazing' approach though rarely yields dividends these days, you'll just get peoples' backs up, they will tune you out or maybe mute or block you.
The more subtle 'indirect approach' (to borrow a page from 'Bang'), has the potential to keep people on your side, while also opening their minds to reason and evidence and self awareness and truth.
This is where I think we can make inroads.

(12-22-2016 05:27 AM)amity Wrote:  @dain_bramage this is exactly how I felt around a year to a year and a half ago, when the migrant invasion was really beginning to ramp up from a worrying increase in invaders to an insane amount of invaders coming week on week through various channels into Europe.
I became very angry, frustrated and depressed.
I spent a couple of months being very negative and venting to anyone who would listen about the evil bastards pushing this Kalergi-esque ruin onto Europe, I posted a couple of hard hitting articles on social media and there was some blowback, yes from some SJW types, but also from some more balanced mentally healthy people who I respect and who could see I was letting this stuff really get into my head and take me down.
I realised then that I had to step back a bit.
I think that redpillage has the right idea of sometimes taking a breather from the news, particularly anything relating to the migrant crisis, as it can suck you into a whirlpool of negativity if you're not careful.
And yes definitely eat well, hit the gym, have positive people around you, and still have your social life and meet girls, etc
And yes we can still red pill the people that are open to truth where we see an opportunity.
I still post thoughtful stuff on social media with underlying red pill messages, but nowadays instead of bludgeoning people with a warhammer of truth, I'll give them a subtle dig in the ribs with a less in your face, but no less important message.
Stuff that can work well I find with the more middle of the road types, the somewhat rational folks who naturally lean a bit to the left (because that's what all their friends do) but are still open to debating things sensibly, are videos from 'The Rubin Report', there's little in there that people can get on their high horse about and try to publicly shame you on.
Start with some of his videos, and then move on to something that brings forth a few more red pills, like 'The Corbett Report', which might get some of these people I've mentioned above, to start thinking about things, and not just automatically trusting the completely biased reporting that spews forth daily on Sky News for instance.
It might only be one person or two people, but it's something, it's a start.
Stefan Molyneux makes this point well, that every person who we 'wake up', can have a positive effect on other people around them, and you can get a ripple effect of sorts.
The 'all guns blazing' approach though rarely yields dividends these days, you'll just get peoples' backs up, they will tune you out or maybe mute or block you.
The more subtle 'indirect approach' (to borrow a page from 'Bang'), has the potential to keep people on your side, while also opening their minds to reason and evidence and self awareness and truth.
This is where I think we can make inroads.

The best advice I can offer you is to detach yourself emotionally as well as physically over the long term. IF Europe is willing to defend its way of life and cultural heritage then it will happen relatively soon, i.e. over the next two years as many national elections are scheduled.

In the interim focus on yourself: Build yourself up in terms of your career, your physical appearance, your fighting/defense skills, and your intellectual development. Don't act like a leaf in the wind and instead find your inner center and build outwards from there. Find like minded individuals who you can trust and support them in their own struggle and path to enlightenment.

You cannot expect to affect things outside of your control. You won't be able to force the hands of millions of European voters and neither are you able to singlehandedly confront a well oiled machinery comprised of European media, liberal/socialist governments, corrupt politicians, NGOs, Marxist antifa groups, Islamic terrorist organizations, Saudi funded Islamic networks, etc.

IF there will be a war then you can decide for yourself if it's one worth fighting or if it's better to make your luck elsewhere. But we're not even sure that's going to happen. So until we actually get to that point you owe it to yourself to get your own life in order (if it's not already - I do not know you) and to become as successful, resourceful, and powerful as possible.

You may also want to read Don Quixote ;-)