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(05-04-2017 07:40 AM)LEMONed IScream Wrote: Some "funny" news:
Last week 24 Yazidi came to Portugal, as you might know, Yazidi are being killed by ISIS, so effectively they are victims of genocide and genuine refugees.
One week after, ONE Yazidi remains, the other 23 have already abandoned the country illegally. And the one that remains claims to have written to the President asking for "help" (more money, basically).
Shameless, absolutely shameless opportunism and disregard for any "help" they wold get.
Meanwhile in Japan: https://www.yahoo.com/news/not-welcome-j...56703.html
(05-04-2017 12:09 PM)SamuelBRoberts Wrote: She's been there a DECADE and she hasn't learned more than a minimal amount of Japanese from television shows.
She has to go back, obviously.
(05-04-2017 11:23 AM)LEMONed IScream Wrote: I have the feeling many of these so called refugees have an illusion about Germany, Sweden and other countries, and imagine the streets as being paved with gold or something like that. Reality is far more bleak than they imagine.
(05-04-2017 12:58 PM)redpillage Wrote: And this is really the underlying issue here that nobody in the West wants to talk about or refuses to admit. There are IQ differences between diverse groups of people and Africans with an average IQ of about 70 have ZERO expectations of successfully integrating into any highly developed first world nation. Especially in places like Japan, China, or Korea where the average IQ exceeds 110 and even Westeners would have a hard time competing. In terms of productivity and cognitive ability that's at least two standard deviations from the average African. And if you doubt that then just look at the accomplishments of countries like Japan or Korea and then compare them with that of any African nation. It's not even in the same ballpark. Heck I wonder why? (not really)
(05-04-2017 12:07 PM)Zelcorpion Wrote:
As for the terrorist map above - did not see any in Czech republic and Hungary. There were some crimes done by rapefugees as they moved through those areas, but most of them should be gone now, since they had to pick different routes. I expect Eastern Europe to be mostly safe.

(05-04-2017 01:10 PM)Parzival Wrote: The people feel always stressed and stiff. Maybe you own a nice apartment and a car. But you are like a machine, a piece in a clockwork.
Germans only easy up with alcohol, like other Germanic people too.
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Quote:I am a radical activist based in Washington DC. I fell in love with an energetic, charismatic activist I met in November when I was present to write about resistance to the G20 Summit, a global event in Antalya, Turkey. After I came home to the US, we talked every day. He was lovely and charming, I thought at the time. He offered a ready smile, engaging kindness, and intelligent conversation. He said all the right things to convince me that he cared about women’s rights and activism. In February, I decided to return to Turkey with the promise of love driving me forward. I couldn’t have known things would turn sour.
The first two weeks were quite the love story. I observed that he was drinking heavily, and called him an “alky,” but it was just a joke at first. We went to the beach and historic sites, and he introduced me to his friends. All seemed to be going well, and I felt that the romance was solidly moving forward.
Then came our first fight. I had wanted to interview a local woman for an article on Syrian refugees. He did not approve. He knew the woman and did not like her, so he strictly forbade me from speaking with her. After I questioned his rationale, he yelled and stormed out of the room to go smoke a cigarette. I just stood in the middle of the room not knowing what to do. Of course, as a Western woman, no one had ever forbidden me from speaking with anyone else. It was a strange feeling: Don’t I have a mouth to speak? Why can I not use it as I wish?
Quote:This is elementary feminism. No man has the power to silence a woman, just because he is a man. How far backwards things would slide in the coming weeks.
What I found over the next few weeks was absolute frustration of my efforts to do my advocacy work. I had put myself in a place of dependence upon a person who, as it turned out, would have liked to keep me by his side and control my every move. He hindered, rather than helped, the work I tried to do there.
Quote:Things deteriorated rapidly. His insecurity and childishness got worse. In the following weeks, I was violently pushed, blocked from leaving freely, and repeatedly told not to speak. If I spoke anyway, anger erupted. I endured threats that I would be burnt with cigarettes, flinching as he “faked” with his lit cigarette. I had to duck to avoid having sharp objects thrown at my face. I had water angrily poured over my head.
Unwanted sex? Rape? All the time. He did not stop to determine whether I consented to sex. Several times, he turned off my wifi and lied about it, a modern-day form of gaslighting. He verbally criticized me for using social media, my main link to the rest of my life back in the US, and tried to discourage me from using it. He forced me to unfriend one Turkish man on Facebook, and wanted me to unfriend many more.
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Quote:Two days later, however, I was jailed by Turkish police for several hours when I tried to simply enter a large public speech in Antalya by the president of Turkey. (They make a habit of jailing reporters and activists, and I didn’t look like I fit their norms. I wrote about this experience with the Turkish police here.) I had an “out of the frying pan and into the fire” sensation.
(05-05-2017 09:47 AM)Roosh Wrote: Liberals make excuses when a migrant is brought out to them after saying they want more migrants in France:
(05-06-2017 05:30 PM)balybary Wrote: Rome: migrants attack journalists (on live TV)
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(05-06-2017 06:30 PM)tomtud Wrote: I lived in Qatar for 2 years. You can probably apply this to other countries as well including the gulf. UAE, s Arabia etc. The expatriates from other Arab countries, Africa or Asia didn't dare touch a local. If they did they would be in the next plane out. They are treated as lower class citizens for the most part by the locals (even if they belong to the same religion). There are no social welfare programs for working expatriates. If they start hanging around certain public areas they get removed fast. Yet in Europe they get food, welfare a chance to improve their lives yet assault locals. How stupid can they be. (Rhetorically speaking).
Qatar and the like no matter how much criticism they get from NGOs etc have the right idea. They aren't perfect with their employment laws but are improving them. You just won't see them move the needle to the stupidness of Europe or Canada , USA for that matter.
the more and more i see how stupid the western world has become and is moving towards more stupidity I admire Qatar and the like more and more. I love Qatar. Can't believe I just said it. But i do. i know it's not perfect in many ways but at least I know as a male I won't be targeted or harrrassed by idiots. That is good enough for me. For women it's different, of course. I can go into the details but you all can guess where I will go wth it.
(05-06-2017 03:59 AM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote: I don't think islam will take over because of feminism cucking the men of the west.
Trump's election showed that peak stupidity has come and gone. Guys were willing to cuck to feminism when they thought it would get them laid and back at the turn of the century you could still get in dem panties by listening to their bullshit and nodding your head. Feminists back then were loopy women, but they were still women all the same. They still fundamentally understood that men and women were about sex and possibly kids.
But this new breed of fruit bats is going to tip the boat. Men were content to shut up and play along when they were getting laid but the new breed of feminists are too fucking ugly and/or hateful toward the mere idea of sex. So a great deal of the beta men are coming to the determination that there's no light at the end of the tunnel for them. That shutting up and playing along is not going to get them laid. In fact, they're cottoning on to the fact that they're going to be blamed for all of society's ills and in some cases are going to be physically attacked by random strangers for even existing.
I get the sense that something very dark is growing out of the MGTOW and alt-right movements. These lads are not dumb. They've wised up but they haven't manned up. They're getting there, though, and when they arrive they're going to realise where the real power in this world lies.
If that time comes then islam and anything else standing in their way is going to have a very rough trot.
(05-06-2017 06:30 PM)tomtud Wrote: I lived in Qatar for 2 years. You can probably apply this to other countries as well including the gulf. UAE, s Arabia etc. The expatriates from other Arab countries, Africa or Asia didn't dare touch a local. If they did they would be in the next plane out. They are treated as lower class citizens for the most part by the locals (even if they belong to the same religion). There are no social welfare programs for working expatriates. If they start hanging around certain public areas they get removed fast. Yet in Europe they get food, welfare a chance to improve their lives yet assault locals. How stupid can they be. (Rhetorically speaking).
Qatar and the like no matter how much criticism they get from NGOs etc have the right idea. They aren't perfect with their employment laws but are improving them. You just won't see them move the needle to the stupidness of Europe or Canada , USA for that matter.
the more and more i see how stupid the western world has become and is moving towards more stupidity I admire Qatar and the like more and more. I love Qatar. Can't believe I just said it. But i do. i know it's not perfect in many ways but at least I know as a male I won't be targeted or harrrassed by idiots. That is good enough for me. For women it's different, of course. I can go into the details but you all can guess where I will go wth it.