That's true about the Germans. Lets hope they grow their balls back and vote that traitorous cunt out of office and into a labor camp.

The voting rebellion has started somewhat.

Poland's ruling party was massively punished:



The far right PiS which is probably the most "xenophobic" party has won and for the first time in new Polish history a party gets more than 50% of all mandates and can rule single-handedly.

In addition the people have elected 2 new rebellion parties - one by a a rock singer and one by a liberal-minded independent group. The ruling party and the left were brutally punished for policies that can only be explained by pure economic submission to the EU while the social politics is one that any SJW could be proud of - full LBGT genuflection and refugee welcome bootlicking.

Other countries will follow suit. What remains to be seen is whether something will change. The funny thing is that the media does not even acknowledge that the migrant crisis has pushed most people over the edge and contributed mainly to the results.

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(10-25-2015 03:41 PM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  The voting rebellion has started somewhat.

Poland's ruling party was massively punished:



The far right PiS which is probably the most "xenophobic" party has won and for the first time in new Polish history a party gets more than 50% of all mandates and can rule single-handedly.

In addition the people have elected 2 new rebellion parties - one by a a rock singer and one by a liberal-minded independent group. The ruling party and the left were brutally punished for policies that can only be explained by pure economic submission to the EU while the social politics is one that any SJW could be proud of - full LBGT genuflection and refugee welcome bootlicking.

Other countries will follow suit. What remains to be seen is whether something will change. The funny thing is that the media does not even acknowledge that the migrant crisis has pushed most people over the edge and contributed mainly to the results.

Based Korwin will not get a seat though, right?

Interesting result.

I had an amazing time during my last trip to Poland, great country, great people.
Now as it seems to be one of the last bastions of sanity in Europe, I think I should plan another visit and support their government with some of my hard-earned money. I´d rather have them using my taxes for a just cause, than have the Austrian one spending it on further ruining our country.

A fitting headline to grab the attention but could just be tub thumping to rock the boat;

Slovenia sees end to EU if leaders fail on migrant plan

Reuters

It looks like the Eastern bloc will go its own way. Perhaps a new bloc between Western Europe and Russia will be created?

That bitch Merkel is now Trojan Horsing Turkey into this. She needs to go.

Still, some heartening and appropriate news on this St. Crispin's Day, the 600th anniversary of Agincourt.





I'm posting this for a reason. Europe has faced worse before. The Hundred Years' War produced great patriots on both sides. It's a spirit that needs to be rekindled.

No ransom. No way out except through victory or death. Men of the West are brothers in this. It's in large part a question of morale.

Form cells and resist.

If Slovenia built a fence, wouldn't the route north from the Balkans effectively be closed?

That would mean that more invaders would need to come through the Dardanelles or the Bosporus, but hasn't Bulgaria built a fence too? If a few countries built up the appropriate fencing, the invaders would have no path unless Germany and the others flew them in and I really don't see that happening, the jig is up.

It's a strategy that could have some impact relatively shortly, at least. I don't expect the Greeks to do anything.

Of course, the western front through Italy would still be open though, and I don't see progress being made there.

Some more:

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-34630400

Quote:Bulgaria said that it, Romania and Serbia would act if states further north, which migrants hope to reach, close their doors.

The threat comes ahead of talks between Balkan states and EU members.

Slovenia's president said his country would "act on its own before it is too late" if no solution was reached.

Prime Minister Miro Cerar had previously refused to rule out building a fence along its border with Croatia.

The International Organization for Migration said that more than 9,000 migrants arrived in Greece every day last week - the highest rate so far this year.

Most of the migrants - including many refugees from the conflicts in Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan - want to reach Germany to claim asylum.

Germany says it expects to take in 800,000 asylum seekers this year. The procession of those seeking a route north is leading to bottlenecks in parts of southern and eastern Europe, where many countries say they lack the resources to look after new arrivals.

Bottlenecks have also been exacerbated in part by Hungary closing its borders with Serbia and Croatia, forcing migrants to seek alternative routes north.

Slovenia saw 58,000 arrivals in the week leading up to Saturday, and many people are waiting in wet and cold conditions.

While Germany has not indicated it would refuse more migrants, Bulgaria's prime minister said on Saturday that his country, Romania and Serbia would respond immediately if it did so.

"We are standing ready, if Germany and Austria close their borders, not to allow our countries to become buffer zones," Prime Minister Boiko Borisov said. "We will be ready to close borders."

Slovenia's President Borut Pahor echoed Mr Borisov's concerns, saying it "cannot become a pocket in which refugees would be stuck" if Germany and Austria refused to take migrants.

On his Facebook page, Mr Pahor said the success of Sunday's summit would be measured partly on whether stricter controls are implemented to stop migrants travelling from Turkey to Greece.

Croatian Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic said such controls were the only solution. "Everything else is a waste of time," he said.

The leaders of all affected countries will attend the emergency summit in Brussels.

German media say countries will be presented with a 16-point plan by European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker.

In an interview published on Sunday by the German newspaper Bild, Mr Juncker said it was crucial Balkan countries stop "passing on" migrants to neighbouring countries.

Countries "must take care to uphold orderly procedures and conditions," Mr Juncker told Bild.

Mr Milanovic dismissed Mr Juncker's plan, saying: "Whoever wrote this does not understand how things work and must have just woken up from a months'-long sleep."

Who cares about Germany? Close your borders now.

I think this shows how little EU respect the eastern European countries. I guess they invited them just for geo-politicial reasons and cheap labour. Lets hope Juncker piss them off a little more now...

I pray to the Nordic Gods that I one day wake up to the headline "Europe has spoken, EU is dead"

(10-25-2015 03:41 PM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  The voting rebellion has started somewhat.

Poland's ruling party was massively punished:



The far right PiS which is probably the most "xenophobic" party has won and for the first time in new Polish history a party gets more than 50% of all mandates and can rule single-handedly.

Business ideas for Europeans:

Sanitation. Provide blue barrels and collect trash bill the fuck out of whichever state or whatever you call them.

Small arms. Sell guns. Put them all in the blue barrels when you order them for your garbage biz.

I'm very sad for you guys but even me and little dark combined could only take out maybe one months worth of refugee invasions. I said earlier in this thread to cut the damn source off as they are all using the same rafts. Little has been texting me from Syria as he's trying to stop the " source" as he says of white knights that he believes that can make it to his motherland or even to the next town over from where he hunts pussy down. The Russians have accommodated his efforts with airstrikes.

You guys are going to have to make a move against the left at some point.

^ I forgot to mention Little has achieved an engineering degree there.

I can't remember if I already posted this, but if this article is true, it gives an idea of how some (many?) Europeans think, but are afraid to say.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...untry.html

An actor dressed as Hitler was shocked at how much people loved him, hugged him, and quietly told him how they needed to throw all the traitors in labor camps.

People are seething with rage over there. Everyone knows that the governments are all sellouts and traitors, but the spark hasn't been ignited yet.

(10-25-2015 12:56 PM)RioNomad Wrote:  

Silly fuckhead, your Dad disliked the Grateful Dead.

(10-25-2015 03:41 PM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  The voting rebellion has started somewhat.

Poland's ruling party was massively punished:



The far right PiS which is probably the most "xenophobic" party has won and for the first time in new Polish history a party gets more than 50% of all mandates and can rule single-handedly.

In addition the people have elected 2 new rebellion parties - one by a a rock singer and one by a liberal-minded independent group. The ruling party and the left were brutally punished for policies that can only be explained by pure economic submission to the EU while the social politics is one that any SJW could be proud of - full LBGT genuflection and refugee welcome bootlicking.

Other countries will follow suit. What remains to be seen is whether something will change. The funny thing is that the media does not even acknowledge that the migrant crisis has pushed most people over the edge and contributed mainly to the results.

Ok, but did the winning "far right" party promise to do anything regarding the refugee quotas Poland has been shafted with? If I remember correctly, PiS has been in power before, so this is by no means an unprecedented happening like if the Front National gained power in France for example. I'm not sure it's accurate to describe PiS as "far right." Right of center seems much more apt, and if we know anything about politics in the West at least, "right of center" on immigration just means you continue to get ass raped by immigrants but pretend not to like it, or at least not to like it all of the time.

I am skeptical that election results will ever affect actual change on immigration. The Polish media are obviously controlled by the usual suspects, which makes me believe that country is just as fucked as its neighbors to the West, regardless of which puppet won the elections. What's worse, Kaczynski, the PiS granddaddy, is a vehement Russophobe whose brother was killed in an air crash in Russia, for which he blames Putin. I would not be surprised one bit if he decided that agreeing to flood Poland with millions of migrants in exchange for symbolic EU/NATO cooperation against Russia is a fair trade.

(10-25-2015 05:52 PM)Frekkesen Wrote:  I think this shows how little EU respect the eastern European countries. I guess they invited them just for geo-politicial reasons and cheap labour. Lets hope Juncker piss them off a little more now...

I pray to the Nordic Gods that I one day wake up to the headline "Europe has spoken, EU is dead"

The EU Plutocrats haven't been too happy about Eastern Europe. A few years ago they tried to ban symbols that are associated with the Axis Powers of WW2. The Eastern Europeans said, "Fine, we should add the symbols associated with the USSR to the proscribed list." As a response the plutocrats scrapped the whole idea.

As I said above, the Iron Curtain had the unintended consequence of protecting traditional European conservative thinking in Eastern Europe from the malaise of the Anglophone West.

The plutocrats should tread carefully as Putin's revived anti-Communist and anti-SJW state which has made peace with the Orthodox Church which was persecuted in the USSR is waiting at the wings.

(10-26-2015 12:13 AM)Fast Eddie Wrote:  Ok, but did the winning "far right" party promise to do anything regarding the refugee quotas Poland has been shafted with? If I remember correctly, PiS has been in power before, so this is by no means an unprecedented happening like if the Front National gained power in France for example. I'm not sure it's accurate to describe PiS as "far right." Right of center seems much more apt, and if we know anything about politics in the West at least, "right of center" on immigration just means you continue to get ass raped by immigrants but pretend not to like it, or at least not to like it all of the time.

I am skeptical that election results will ever affect actual change on immigration. The Polish media are obviously controlled by the usual suspects, which makes me believe that country is just as fucked as its neighbors to the West, regardless of which puppet won the elections. What's worse, Kaczynski, the PiS granddaddy, is a vehement Russophobe whose brother was killed in an air crash in Russia, for which he blames Putin. I would not be surprised one bit if he decided that agreeing to flood Poland with millions of migrants in exchange for symbolic EU/NATO cooperation against Russia is a fair trade.

They have been in power before and they caused the EU some problems with threats of veto etc.



Still - this is a major shift - those 2 rebel parties did not even exist 6 months ago and they made it to into parliament too. The party by the rock singer Kukiz is vehemently against immigration. In addition a pure 100% libertarian party almost got 5% of the votes.

Though the reality is that aside from the ones being forced by the EU, then the overwhelming majority of migrants will never want to set foot in Poland. There is literally no financial aid of any meaningful measure long-term and I might also add that groups of "Syrians" walking around and harassing people like in Berlin will get an ass-beating pronto. Most of those social media consuming invaders know that Eastern Europeans don't like them. They have likely seen the protesting masses in Poland and consider the country akin to Hungary despite the politicians.

The election result is massive despite PiS being partly a party of morons. They are however patriotic nationalistic morons. It's still a major sign to Brussels, when ruling parties are almost utterly wiped out and 2 spur-of-the-moment parties are elected out of pure spite.

Thus it's less important what Poland does frankly since them taking in 10.000 or none make little difference. If this crap continues then I can guarantee you that all European countries start voting right or far right. Whether that will change things remains to be seen, since the political process is that much changed. Still - occasionally those things matter for example like with the case of Denmark a few years ago.

(10-26-2015 12:30 AM)N°6 Wrote:  The plutocrats should tread carefully as Putin's revived anti-Communist and anti-SJW state which has made peace with the Orthodox Church which was persecuted in the USSR is waiting at the wings.

I wonder about this. Do you think that his making peace with the orthodox church is done for nationalistic purposes to create a stronger cultural identity, or out of sincere faith? Personally, I'm not sure if it matters. Either or both are good. But I have been curious of this for some time now.

Maybe this topic deserves its own thread, but I just thought I'd put it here.


The Cossack Revival










It looks like there is an effort to cultivate the old Cossack military tradition, as a way of defending traditional Russian values against SJWs, gay propaganda, foreign infiltrators, and similar leftist subversions.

The idea seems like a good one. There is no better way of defending yourself than through deterrence. And it's clear that cultural Marxism is getting more and more aggressive with each passing year.

(10-25-2015 09:54 PM)Quintus Curtius Wrote:  I can't remember if I already posted this, but if this article is true, it gives an idea of how some (many?) Europeans think, but are afraid to say.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...untry.html

An actor dressed as Hitler was shocked at how much people loved him, hugged him, and quietly told him how they needed to throw all the traitors in labor camps.

People are seething with rage over there. Everyone knows that the governments are all sellouts and traitors, but the spark hasn't been ignited yet.

I am surprised he wasn't arrested for this. In the UK, the prankster might be in a cell getting his thoughts analysed for any hint of hatecrime.

The code for Hitler among older Germans is "USA" which stands for "Unser Seliger Adolf" (our dear Adolf).

Someone in this thread asked me about Washington DC controlling Germany's media content, especially the radio and TV.

In May 1949, the Allies rewrote (Western) Germany's constitution which is called the Basic Law 'Grundgesetz' but two days before this a secret treaty was signed (Geheimer Staatsvertrag) giving the Allies (the US Government mainly) complete control over German licenced media (TV, the press, radio and publishing houses) and the education system until 2099.*

Those wondering if Germany will ever cause a back-lash against its replacement should remember that the men who might have led it know nothing else than moral-dissolving internationalist pop-culture in its purist form.

This is another reason why it is unfair to blame Germans for what Merkel is doing. Other reasons being:

1. No peace treaty was ever signed by the Western Allies and Admiral Dönitz;
2. The Allied military still occupies Germany;
3. German gold was taken to the New York Federal Reserve
4. Germany (and also Japan and Italy) are still designated as 'enemy states' by the UN founding charter;
5. 10 years after the reunification of Germany, the governments treasury was handed over to Goldman-Sachs to run;
6. Despite what British cuckservatives claim, the EU was founded to restrain German power, not to create a 'Fourth Reich'.

For this reasons, what Germany does today (including wanting Turkey in the EU) are all from the wishes of the RIIA in the UK and the CFR in the US as well as the wishes of global finance.


*Major-General Gerd-Helmut Komossa for head of military intelligence in his book, "Der Deutsche Karte".

https://www.chathamhouse.org/

http://www.cfr.org/

I don't think there is a single left wing party remaining in Polish parliament.

And here is a precedent of what could happen if an anti Euro party gets elected:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/econo...power.html



http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-10-25...government

Portugal voters just elected an anti-austerity anti-Euro party with a majority of votes. The government decided to ignore the votes of the people "for the good of the people" and for financial stability. So the existing government will keep on ruling. Obviously the people are too stupid to decide themselves.

This is something major. This is the beginning of the end of the charade of democracy. It was visible already in Greece where the people voted and the politicians ignored it.

The same will happen in the US - you can vote your ass off, it won't matter.

And the question remains: "What are you going to do peasants?" The truth is that most people won't do enough, since they don't know who is in charge really, what needs to be done and the bewilderment is just rising. Even in the alternative world you have all those ideas swirling around of "more free markets", unseen hand of the free market, gold-standard, total collapse and anarchy (after which they should miraculously come out on top) etc.

Meanwhile the same powers are in charge patiently going forward one step after another having plans A to X in place in case plan A to C doesn't work out instantly.

We are fast approaching a time where voting won't matter even in the slightest.

From the ADL.



Funny how that correlates huh? I also feel fairly certain it correlates well with feminism.

The less 'anti-semittic' the more soulmates you get.

Not wise to not be wise.

(10-26-2015 02:41 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  And here is a precedent of what could happen if an anti Euro party gets elected:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/econo...power.html



http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-10-25...government

Portugal voters just elected an anti-austerity anti-Euro party with a majority of votes. The government decided to ignore the votes of the people "for the good of the people" and for financial stability. So the existing government will keep on ruling. Obviously the people are too stupid to decide themselves.

This is something major. This is the beginning of the end of the charade of democracy. It was visible already in Greece where the people voted and the politicians ignored it.

The same will happen in the US - you can vote your ass off, it won't matter.

And the question remains: "What are you going to do peasants?" The truth is that most people won't do enough, since they don't know who is in charge really, what needs to be done and the bewilderment is just rising. Even in the alternative world you have all those ideas swirling around of "more free markets", unseen hand of the free market, gold-standard, total collapse and anarchy (after which they should miraculously come out on top) etc.

Meanwhile the same powers are in charge patiently going forward one step after another having plans A to X in place in case plan A to C doesn't work out instantly.

We are fast approaching a time where voting won't matter even in the slightest.

To be fair, the above is simply the usual political machinations that occur in European parliamentary democracies rather than an outright nullification of election results. Let's not be too hasty to cry wolf, else we will begin to lose credibility.

An interesting litmus test will come in France, where Marine LePen is both the leading candidate for president and on trial facing prison time for "hate speech." Her hate speech? Saying immigration is bad for France. If the political leader of France's most popular party can be imprisoned ahead of presidential elections for having a policy platform supported by the overwhelming majority of the electorate, then we know democracy has been officially killed even as a charade, and we are living under undisguised tyranny. But the Portuguese coalition jockeying does not fall in this category.