(02-07-2017 08:55 PM)Dusty Wrote:
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(02-11-2017 05:02 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote: But I guess that is what the globalists realized in the 1970s. A secular Islamic world would look like the picture from the 1970s Bin-Ladens. Islam would keep check of the worst marxist-feminist excesses and the folk would behave like Christian conservatives from the 1950s. And they would not budge much beyond that. I think that was the time when the globalists realized that this kind of secular Islam serves to purpose to them. It is not not that the religion was different, but many folk in the Middle East just ignored most stifling rules and commands in the 1970s.
You have traitors in the castle ready to drop the drawbridge and enemies within the walls stalking your every move.(02-11-2017 04:57 PM)nomadbrah Wrote: Orban says he will give asylum to Western Europeans fleeing liberalism:
http://www.dw.com/en/europeans-oppressed...a-37506666
I'm seriously considering it ;D
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(02-12-2017 04:58 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote: The new republic of Germanicuckistan has upped itself:
A monument supposedly honoring Aleppo's resistance against the tyrannical Assad was recreated in Dresden - Germany.
First of all - what the fuck does this have to do with fucking Dresden or Germany?
Second - who do you think those "rebels" were?
Here the original:
http://www.tagesspiegel.de/politik/debat...69272.html
Even German newspapers are not hiding it:
Dresden is proud of ISIS monument - symbol of Islamic terror
TERRORIST MONUMENT IN FRONT OF FRAUENKIRCHE
Non-protective civilians have imposed the buses as a protection against sniper rifles, but a jihadistic terrorism, which is also seen in Germany, used these suspended buses as a strategic barrier and military checkpoint in the fight against the soldiers of the Syrian government.
I mean how mad can you get? There are protests now against this, but I guess there is no degree to what the traitors will go to. They certainly spent a couple hundred thousand on a sculpture created by an ISIS sympathizer or at least a globalist lackey named Manaf Halbouni.
It is not enough that Germans get to pay 40 billion Euro per year for the rapefugees,
It is not enough that they get raped, killed, assaulted, beaten.
It is not enough that they are treated with disdain by the newcomers as if a superior people had entered Germany and would make things much much better than the Germans.
No - that is not enough - they need to be lied to at every step of the way and they need to pay for their crappy ISIS-art, so that everyone knows that Germany is truly cucked.
Sometimes I envy true psychopaths. It must be all a big joke to them.
(02-12-2017 09:34 AM)rw95 Wrote: I think the real question is, how is Sweden going to surpass this?
It seems to have become a contest between Sweden and Germany as to who is more thoroughly cucked.
Quote:Sweden Builds Camel Park to Help Integrate Migrants
Swedish city Gothenburg is building a camel park which it hopes will create jobs for migrants, but the plans have been slammed as racist and “absurd” by a charity boss.
The city hopes the camel centre being built in the migrant-dominated suburb of Angered will be able to provide jobs for foreign residents who are otherwise struggling to find a place in the country’s labour market.
The camel park is part of a wider project to create low-carbon jobs in the area, which was greenlit near the end of last year when the municipality was granted almost 13 million Swedish krona (£1 million) in funding from the EU.
Project developer Géza Nagy hopes the park, at which visitors will be able to both pet and ride on the camels, will become a popular tourist attraction.
“The largest source of income will be from tourism. There is a huge interest in camels both in Sweden and abroad. We expect tourists from around the world, including from Japan and China.
“We think that Volvo or other companies can photograph their products with camels. We can also have fashion shows and sell various camel products”, he told Göteborgs-Posten.
Nagy said there are migrants from the Middle East and Somalia who have “extensive knowledge” of camels, adding that staff will receive training on how to breed and care for camels in the Nordic region.
However, according to Caritas director Gun Holmertz, the project is racist and shows a “colonial mindset” towards migrants living in Gothenburg’s suburbs.
“The project is absurd. [The people behind it] want to make Angered at some kind of exotic circus with immigrants, animals, and allotments that people living in the inner cities can come and watch,”, she said.
Angered resident Florence Hansen agreed, describing the project as “pure racism”. She said: “If I had wanted to work with animals or crops I would have gone back to Namibia. The money is needed for education, housing, and real jobs.
“We do not want more animals here. We immigrants are already a stigmatised group – this project is pure racism.”
Project manager Dan Melander defended the plans, telling Göteborgs-Posten: “This is definitely not a circus, and we do not claim that this is the solution for the entire northeast. This is just about testing new ways to build economies.”
Chairman of the city’s resource administration, which gave the camel park funding last year, Marina Johansson defended the project. She said: “We thought it was an exciting integration idea which could lead to jobs, and bring tourists to Angered.”
And Lena Salo, who backed giving funding to the centre, said: “I’m no expert on camels but I thought there was a basis. If this could lead to people getting a job, especially Somalis many of whom are very much outside the labour market, then I think it’s worth trying.”

Quote:“We think that Volvo or other companies can photograph their products with camels.

