(05-15-2016 11:08 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  

(05-15-2016 10:43 AM)Horus Wrote:  Is it weird that I'm aroused by this graph?

Only if genocide arouses you - heh.

Not so much genocide, but the ebb and flow of humanity, the fact civilizations will always crumble, but can still awake from their dormancy. Chinese civilization is a great example of this - they were the dominant civilization for most of world history, and despite a few centuries of decline, will soon reclaim their position as the center of the world. Something to do with cultural/racial homogeneity within a high intelligence population I believe.

http://www.welt.de/politik/deutschland/a...rnung.html

Quote:Several bombers from Paris and Brussels came as refugees to Europe. Swap identities, dive under. The case of two Islamists shows: The IS sent more fanatic than feared.

A security policy nightmare has come true: Europe had sometime simply lost track of those hundreds of thousands who fled civil wars in the Middle East and Africa. Several Islamist terror cells have exploited that. In Paris and Brussels suggested to the First.

But there's more? Wait still sleeper somewhere on the continent in order to kill as well?

Europe police and intelligence at least expect. This fear is not unfounded. Because the IS has apparently dispatched more bombers to Europe than originally thought - two terror suspects sitting in an Austrian prison for months. They should probably take part in Paris in the massacre.

The "Welt am Sonntag" due confidential investigation documents and interviews with representatives of security agencies to reconstruct the path of the two failed terrorist. It is the story of a hitherto virtually unparalleled hunting. And about how the so-called Islamic State (IS) exploited the flow of refugees. It shows that Europe has perhaps used to the threat of terrorism.

Point out something like this one year ago - you got the Paraiyar label of the racist.
I don't use public transport, don't go to big mass events nor live in a big city. My only wish for fairness is that those have to suffer, that are the eco - vegan - hipster - mulitcultural fanatics with their agenda that made this all possible.

http://www.welt.de/vermischtes/article15...erlin.html

Quote:The Carnival of Cultures two women have been sexually harassed by several men, according to police. The two were surrounded at the street festival while dancing, been robbed and touched.

Two young women have been sexually assaulted, police said at the Carnival of Cultures in Berlin by a group of ten men and robbed. The officers took a 14-year-old boy and two 17-year-old young people determined provisionally.

Carnival of cultures - there you have your cultural enrichment. How ironical.

Syrian female refugee who is living in Europe on tax-payer money says:

"Europe is safe, which is good, but Europeans need to work more on sharing their wealth."





Bitch - the Middle East needs the following lessons first before giving advice to Europeans:

+ education
+ literacy
+ stop of inbreeding
+ stop of fasting of pregnant women during pregnancy
+ stop restricting artificially sexuality of both men and women resulting in rapes, homosexuality, strange sexual behaviors
+ democracy or at least some accountability of the ruling class
+ basic understanding of treating every human being at least as a human equal
+ stop forcing everyone to live according to your understanding of religion
etc.

Sharing your wealth with people who had no input creating it is the least point on the agenda. So long as there are still homeless folk in your own country, there should be zero sharing by the way. But of course you understand that, you just tell the idiotic Kufars stupid things, so that they may continue giving you free shit.

Where does this women think Europe get its wealth from?
Those countries are shit because of its people. Its a mentality problem. I just seen a report yesterday with the attitude of those invaders where they think, they will get money, a car, an apartment, a job and a wife for free when coming to Germany. They really believe this. They believe in bubbles in the sky. Their mentality is not grounded, they don't see that Europeans work and try to improve. Those people always blame the USA and Europe, but its their fucking attitude that keep them down. Not only talking about the middle east. All over the world. I spent the weekend with a Georgian girl, and she loves Germany and is sick of the mentality at home. Where people are not reliable, don't listen to facts and live in bubbles. Pray to Allah or think you are so entitle that you deserve this and that, thats the problem. Share our wealth? Just now I did read an article with the impressions of "refugees" in Germany, they complain that Germans don't listen to loud music till late into the night, that the streets are empty and nobody sits till midnight in a cafe. You know what you stupid idiots? Because people have to work the next day!!!But how can you know? You don't work nor do you want. But well we should share our wealth with you. Hell and the worst of it is, that our so called leaders thing thats even right.
For me those people can all drown in the sea, police should beat them with sticks and then we send them to labour camps or deport them. Your attitude puts you down, not NATO or USA intervention. Even more I hate the cultural marxist socialist ideology that consider it right to take money from those that work to give it to the lazy.

Japan's birth rates aren't a big issue when their nearest competitor, China, also has a collapsing birthrate.

Match to the attack on girls on the same festival. They just write that the festival is kind of creepy where old Germans that want to be multicultural. What sticks out is this great love story:

http://www.welt.de/politik/deutschland/a...chock.html

Quote:Refugees will visit the Berlin Carnival of Cultures - and some must first cope with the sight of scantily clad dancers.

   

For refugees like Ayman from Egypt that is not an option. At the Berliner Hermannplatz - formerly feared as a social hotspot, now conquered by hipsters - he placed on a stone pedestal, to get a better look. Wife Sophie is on the sward and watched with amusement as he enjoys the spectacle.

The two are the nightmare for every AfD voters. He Egyptian, 30, since January 2015 Berlin. She German, 48, a teacher at a Berlin Welcome Class. "We have no marriage of convenience," says Sophie, although of course each accepting.

Got to know each on the two urban Charlottenburg station, Ayman had just arrived by train from Paris, where he had applied for asylum. "I helped him, explained the way," says Sophie. About three weeks later, the two were a pair; in August 2015 they were married. But the Berlin authorities do not believe.

On September 25, there was a knock early in the morning at the front door of Sophie; there were police officers who wanted to Ayman to the airport - for deportation. But the newly married couple had got wind of and settled in time. "We were three weeks on the flight," says Sophie.

Meanwhile her husband has received a one-year residence permit, takes part in an integration course and completed an internship. All friends of Ayman had already been deported, says Sophie. Egyptians are not registered as Syrians or Iraqis. Although the country is governed authoritarian and dissidents are persecuted. "In Egypt they would Ayman immediately put into military prison and torture," says Sophie. He then takes the military. "He can return in no case there."

Sophie does not understand the authorities. A friend of Ayman, Egyptian Christian, they would be deported on the last possible day of toleration. "Everyone knows what Christians in Egypt threatened," says Sophie. No more welcoming culture. "The mood in the country has turned."

http://www.ostsee-zeitung.de/Extra/Poliz...rftige-ein

Quote:Fisticuffs among the poorest: refugees have forced others in need at the food issue of the "panel" and even violated in Crivitz (Landkreis Ludwigslust-Parchim). One for weeks existing conflict escalated: Around 30 immigrants should have pushed back and beaten locals am Crivitzer Diakonia house in order rather turn to come. Now the output of the panel takes place under police protection. Scenes themselves are said to have played as in a fight at the issuing office: It should have come to punches against heads and bodies, a "crutch" met ribs. It stands in the police report, it would witness reports said police spokesman Klaus Wiechmann. According to the panel represent the refugees have also tried "to open the gate by force". Wiechmann: "Staff said they had even been afraid." Off-board spaces garments were allegedly stolen.

I wonder why those so called refugees go there in the first place. Either they get food in their camps or they get money to buy some. Its also not the first time I hear about this that refugees behave like this in charity places like this. And the worst, outside you find the food in the garbage because it isn't good enough for the exquisite taste of our new professionals.

(05-16-2016 08:44 AM)Parzival Wrote:  http://www.ostsee-zeitung.de/Extra/Poliz...rftige-ein

Quote:Fisticuffs among the poorest: refugees have forced others in need at the food issue of the "panel" and even violated in Crivitz (Landkreis Ludwigslust-Parchim). One for weeks existing conflict escalated: Around 30 immigrants should have pushed back and beaten locals am Crivitzer Diakonia house in order rather turn to come. Now the output of the panel takes place under police protection. Scenes themselves are said to have played as in a fight at the issuing office: It should have come to punches against heads and bodies, a "crutch" met ribs. It stands in the police report, it would witness reports said police spokesman Klaus Wiechmann. According to the panel represent the refugees have also tried "to open the gate by force". Wiechmann: "Staff said they had even been afraid." Off-board spaces garments were allegedly stolen.

I wonder why those so called refugees go there in the first place. Either they get food in their camps or they get money to buy some. Its also not the first time I hear about this that refugees behave like this in charity places like this. And the worst, outside you find the food in the garbage because it isn't good enough for the exquisite taste of our new professionals.

It's a completely different behavioral attitude. Many now Ex-Muslims were shocked to find out how fellow poorer Muslims were treated in Mecca - in the supposed center of Islamic enlightenment. In theory a Muslim should give 2% of his income to the needy. If that were the case then the Islamic countries would have no poverty since 2% of the top 10% would constitute a massive flow of capital that could feed the bottom 30% easily. However in reality they have a disdain for everyone not part of their tribe. Then there is a strict mental hierarchy of Arab at the top, Western converts (treated generally well for various reasons), then other races coming below. They regularly report how badly Pakistanis, Bangladeshis or even African blacks are treated. The lowest rungs are reserved for them.

And of course even lower than that are the unbelievers, the Christians and the Jews - probably even lower the Atheists and the Hindus.

I recommend listening to talks of former Muslims - for example youtuber IntrovertedSmiles (a former Salafi) interviewed quite a few former converts (90%+ Western converts leave Islam after a few years).

To say I wonder was the wrong expression. From a logical point, its not necessary for them to go to such places. But with common sense, logic or even thinking you don't get their behaviour. They are in a mix between instincts and cultural inbreeding. Behaviour patterns on the lower scale of humans. Like I said, they are like the Zerg. Absolutely different level then our minds. I question if they even have a brain that is able to think with consciousness. They act out of instincts, emotions and cultural indoctrination. We can't direct understand their behaviour because its such a low level, like a reptile. Out of their cultural indoctrination they are unable to develop the full potential of their brain. Evolutionary they are steps behind. The illusion that the west can integrate them and just turn on the switch and get engineer, scientists and so on out of them is the biggest misconception we have of them. Their environment where they grow up prevent that they develop the same abilities like we do. That make them a threat to our way of life.

When you sit outside in summer and a swarm of wasps attack you while you eat your cake, you can't take the wasps to an integration class nor talk with them. Either you crush them or you surrender and quit your time outside.

(05-16-2016 09:46 AM)Parzival Wrote:  When you sit outside in summer and a swarm of wasps attack you while you eat your cake, you can't take the wasps to an integration class nor talk with them. Either you crush them or you surrender and quit your time outside.

Well said.

There will be an inevitable denouement. It will be unattractive, expensive and painful.

Regards,

Ivan

(05-15-2016 01:18 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  China and Japan will be the new beacons of human civilization. Many many whites will move there. I am going to move there and so will millions of smarter Europeans and Americans. No reason to go down with the sinking ship or live in super-fortified compounds with the elite.
Farewell poor bastards in the West.

I agree that Asia seems like a lifeboat, but it is not. You are not them and they are not you.

You will merely be moving to a strange land that will never be home, watching someone else's better-society through glass.

We are being intentionally dispossessed of land and government. That doesn't mean that we don't exist. Wherever we exist is where home is. Unfortunately, that will only be in the West.

The functional western expats in Asia trend toward the liberal extreme and so they will never form a socially functional 'village' in the manner that Asians and other groups often do in the West.

You will be a forever-individual in a sea of nationalistic high strangeness.

If minority groups think that they have it bad in the West, it wouldn't compare to how a legitimate insular community of Europeans would be treated in Asia. You would eventually be at risk.

Think of the /pol community not being a marginal group but an actual expansive level in the social pyramid. The Japanese and Chinese spergs would eventually run you out should any social breakdown occur. If you began to gain political or economic power, the same thing.

Keep in mind that their societies have not (yet) been transformed by racial revolutions. That would likely need to occur before you would have any protection against being held down or run out, should you be seen as an international threat as a community.

Underneath Asia's superficial "internationalist" posturing that exists only for economic and international political purposes, there is a deep and rigid foundation of ethnic nationalism.

Singapore is likely the most legitimately international location and this, as well as for other reasons, makes it likely the best overall relocation destination. Though, in an ideal world free from such practical considerations, I would personally prefer Japan if I was going to abandon the West for Asia.

In terms of civilization, you will ultimately be disappointed with everything in Asia except for Japan and probably Singapore. But you will never be accepted by the Japanese, which is ironically why their civilization may survive (because also they won't accept everyone else).

You may have to go and spend some time there to grasp the essence of the reality that I am asserting, as it exists on the ground. I agree that Asia seems like a mountaintop that is far from the hordes and the subverters, but I submit that its most important psychological benefits will never be available to you.

I'd much sooner retreat to Central or Eastern Europe and wall up with a nation of people who aren't so cucked. If that's where you are now, then I'll only state that perhaps our experiences of doing multicultural hard-time have been different.

I'll put this in a blunt way that may offend some people but I agree with what hydrogonian says. It's the brutal truth. Unless you're ethnically asian and also willing to integrate in some way in asia you will not find refuge there in the long run. If you are trying to start a life from scratch expect to be disappointed because you are trying to live in a completely alien society as a complete foreigner with all the limitations that entails. That's already two strikes against you in the eyes of local asians since you won't even have the face benefits of being a well off foreigner if you come with nothing to set up shop.

You may live as a guest for awhile but the cultural differences usually drive most western expats out eventually or they try and go "native" and end up looking like fools, disillusioned, or worse. That's just how it is for most with very few exceptions out there who make it work usually by marrying into the culture which is a whole other bunch of issues.

You can always tell how much real influence foreign immigrants to a country have by the number of people involved in major business or politics. Have you seen any white or black faces in political offices in asia lately? I think there is or was one token white dude in the Japanese Diet because he campaigned forever to get in and they pretty much treat him like a big ole' joke behind the scenes. The idea of some random white foreigner running for a major political office in southeast asia actually makes me laugh. Dude would be dead as soon as he stepped on a few of the wrong toes which would probably be many.

Asia is not a multicultural haven. Other races are a novelty at best. Sometimes valued sometimes despised but a novelty at the end of the day. Don't expect to see that change anytime soon. Even Singapore does not really like expats that much when you really get frank discussion from local Singaporeans. There are nationalist mutterings underneath it all too. Nationalism didn't just make a come back in Asia, it's always been there underneath the surface. Ethnicity = nationality in Asia.

You'd be better off in latin america or even eastern europe if you're of any other race.

Perhaps also keep in mind that in many Asian countries, the perception of white men is not quite unlike that of Middle Eastern and African men in Europe.

If you go to Asia, bring value and don't be a cunt.

Great posts, hydrogonian and El Chinito loco.

Often I read blogs by people who act like they have the game wired with their three passports and three countries, one for business, one for residence, the other for God knows what, and they go on an on about the details and technicalities of how they have hacked the system, and never get around to mentioning that they would end up being strangers in a strange land.

One guy I read had it all figured out he would go to Singapore, on paper, visited there, and realized right away that he could never live in a place that humid. He hadn't even gotten to cultural differences, he hadn't thought far ahead enough to account for the weather.

It reminds me of some of the preppers who have no experience and no community debating about different guns and holsters and MREs. Their plans don't even seem like real plans at all, they seem like talismans they are holding up to ward off the demon of uncertainty.

Ok, you're a libertarian, a bold individual, a citizen of the world. Ok. Wouldn't you miss your family though? Or the hills you hiked as a child? Or something random but comforting like your favorite brand of peanut butter? Or being able to communicate easily?


Even if you arrived with big bucks, would that protect you? Or would look like a sucker, the foreigner, the one who has no clue about the ins and outs of the local bureaucracy? The one who looks ripe to fleece.

This shit never gets mentioned, like it has been relegated the pit of collective denial. It would be hard.

(05-16-2016 10:40 AM)El Chinito loco Wrote:  I'll put this in a blunt way that may offend some people but I agree with what hydrogonian says. It's the brutal truth. Unless you're ethnically asian and also willing to integrate in some way in asia you will not find refuge there in the long run.

I hope you don't actually believe that the RVF members in Asia are over here because we want to run their multinational corporations, be elected to government positions, and get citizenship so we can start a family and retire locally. I don't think any of us are under any notion that we are going to find some multicultural haven. That's not why we're here, and we certainly don't want boats of Americans coming over here with fucked up ideas from ground zero of feminism and political correctness.

(05-15-2016 11:35 AM)Horus Wrote:  Not so much genocide, but the ebb and flow of humanity, the fact civilizations will always crumble, but can still awake from their dormancy. Chinese civilization is a great example of this - they were the dominant civilization for most of world history, and despite a few centuries of decline, will soon reclaim their position as the center of the world. Something to do with cultural/racial homogeneity within a high intelligence population I believe.

Modern Chinese culture resembles the culture of the Ming or Qing Dynasty like Modern Greek culture represents Athens and Sparta. As in, it doesn't resemble it at all. China is retaking its position as a top dog because of demographics and the communist party.

Hydrogonian and El Chinito fucking nailed it with their Asia analysis. I think a lot of the forum wants a reason to write off their home countries and move to Asia in good conscience for something "better", but the reality is you'll never be more than a guest there, even if you stay a hundred years. Doesn't matter how well you know the language or culture. Doesn't matter if you marry a local, have kids together, put your kids in school there, start a business. You will ALWAYS be an outsider looking in. If you're OK with that, then go. But people reading this who haven't lived in Asia can only see these words, not feel them.

As much as I HATE the shit I see happening in the West right now, the US is my home. Yes, living in Asia is unbelievable for slaying girls and getting free beers (and many other things to be fair), but there comes a time where even that gets old. Being back in the US means I can contribute as a valued member of the community, something that always eluded me abroad, where I was primarily a novelty that looked good in photos. I'm not mad at the Chinese (where I was) for this btw. On some level I find it refreshing to see a country that's not bending to the multicultural narrative that everyone should be able to just come over and receive the same rights and access as locals. I actually wish the West was more like this, tbh.

I'm not telling people not to try living in Asia, as it was one of the best experiences of my life. But have your eyes open and make sure you have an exit strategy. Eventually you'll probably want to go back.

(05-16-2016 11:10 AM)Space Cowboy Wrote:  I hope you don't actually believe that the RVF members in Asia are over here because we want to run their multinational corporations, be elected to government positions, and get citizenship so we can start a family and retire locally. I don't think any of us are under any notion that we are going to find some multicultural haven. That's not why we're here, and we certainly don't want boats of Americans coming over here with fucked up ideas from ground zero of feminism and political correctness.

I don't believe anyone on rvf actually wants to become an immigrant anywhere for that matter.

Someone brought up possible havens in case the situation in europe becomes "untenable." Just wanted to add that asia is really not a serious option for long term resettlement if things go sideways.

Unless you're planning on living a location independent lifestyle permanently like myself in which it will do just fine.

(05-16-2016 11:44 AM)El Chinito loco Wrote:  

(05-16-2016 11:10 AM)Space Cowboy Wrote:  I hope you don't actually believe that the RVF members in Asia are over here because we want to run their multinational corporations, be elected to government positions, and get citizenship so we can start a family and retire locally. I don't think any of us are under any notion that we are going to find some multicultural haven. That's not why we're here, and we certainly don't want boats of Americans coming over here with fucked up ideas from ground zero of feminism and political correctness.

I don't believe anyone on rvf actually wants to become an immigrant anywhere for that matter.

Someone brought up possible havens in case the situation in europe becomes "untenable." Just wanted to add that asia is really not a serious option for long term resettlement if things go sideways.

Unless you're planning on living a location independent lifestyle permanently like myself in which it will do just fine.

Agreed. But I don't really care about the people that Asia chewed up and spit out, what the fuck were they really thinking/planning anyway?

People who consider a country, who can massacre its own citizens in broad daylight using heavy weapons and then cover it up with long prison terms for those who don't keep quiet, should really double check what they really want in life.

China is a fucking joke.

The west is the most accepting and most tolerant place in the world. Human rights and foreigners that actual not belong ethnic there get no deeper discrimination, no worse treatment and so on in general. And still, western countries are the only ones that get blamed for racism all the time. With the second generation there are no big differences left when you adapt and integrate. But then go to Asia, the middle east, India and so on.


http://www.welt.de/regionales/hamburg/ar...ernen.html

Quote:    

Linguist Angelika Redder advises, to approach the languages of the refugees and migrants. This could help in integrating

There are, as you say, many people for us - whether as refugees or as migrants - very different and often speak several languages. For any integration, it is important to approach each other, and the same goes for the language.

Only one can make himself understood and also understand the concerns and cultural expectations of the other. The linguistic and ethnic fronts, that have recently emerged in the public space or the Internet have, just something to do with that you can not be understood in a literal sense.

The second time that I read stuff like this. Some months ago some other expert ring the same bell. When you look at those people that already struggle in Germany, is the Muslims that don't speak German nor accept the education and work system. The mindset by this is self hate on the own culture and a serving mentality for every stranger. How can we dare to demand that someone that live in our country speaks our language? No, we have to get rid of those pre judgements. And where does it end? Do you really think companies hire someone that is not able to speak the local language on a decent level? Maybe you don't need it if you want to be a toilet cleaner for the rest of your live. And what kind of language should be learn when those people not just speak Arabic, they speak thousands of different languages. Its Germany, traitor! If you think you will win this cultural war, then better prepare for a long and tough war!

I hear a lot of talk about living abroad to escape this madness. Talking about the pros and cons of being a stranger in another country etc etc.

I think people are forgetting how many nationalists there really are, look at the amount of support Donald Trump is getting. In Europe although the nationalist parties have little power, they're getting lots of votes. When there is mass civil unrest there will be even more nationalists. In that kind of a situation, the opportunity will be there for nationalists to fight back and at the very least carve out one small country somewhere in the world, even if they have to go there in the millions and invade and fight for it.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-36304721

Quote:Europe faces a "populist uprising" if it is unable to show people it can control the migrant crisis, former MI6 head Sir Richard Dearlove has said.

He was speaking on the BBC's World on the Move day on migration issues.
Sir Richard also warned against offering visa-free travel to Turkish nationals, describing the move as like storing gasoline near a fire.

Earlier, UN special envoy Angelina Jolie Pitt warned the humanitarian system for refugees was breaking down.
She spoke of a "fear of migration" and a "race to the bottom" as countries competed to be the toughest to protect themselves.

Sir Richard said the numbers of immigrants coming into Europe over the next five years could run into millions.
The crisis could reshape the continent's geopolitical landscape, he said.
"If Europe cannot act together to persuade a significant majority of its citizens that it can gain control of its migratory crisis then the EU will find itself at the mercy of a populist uprising, which is already stirring," he added.
He described the UK referendum on leaving the EU as "the first roll of the dice in a bigger geopolitical game".

Sir Richard warned against a deal with Turkey to allow visa-free travel to the EU to its citizens in exchange for controlling migration to the EU.
He said it was "perverse, like storing gasoline next to the fire we're trying to extinguish".

Talks between the Turkey and the EU over the deal have currently stalled over the former's refusal to amend its anti-terror laws.
The former head of MI6, which gathers intelligence abroad for the UK government, said €1.8bn (£1.4bn) allocated by the EU to address the root causes of migration in Africa made "much more sense" than a deal with Turkey but was not nearly enough.
The only answer was a "massive response" of this kind combined with a "much more aggressive operation along the North African coast", he added.

But Sir Richard cautioned against shutting the door on migration altogether.
"In the real world there are no miraculous James Bond-style solutions," he said. "...Human tides are irresistible unless the gravitational pull that causes them is removed."

Speaking earlier in the day, Ms Jolie Pitt said that more than 60 million people - one in 122 - were displaced globally - more than at any time in the past 70 years.
"This tells us something deeply worrying about the peace and security of the world," she said, adding: "The average time a person will be displaced is now nearly 20 years."
Ms Jolie Pitt said the "number of conflicts and scale of displacement had grown so large" the system to protect and return refugees was not working.

Some good rhetoric from former MI6 person, and usual feelings crap from Jolie to balance it out.

(05-16-2016 01:44 PM)Parzival Wrote:  The west is the most accepting and most tolerant place in the world. Human rights and foreigners that actual not belong ethnic there get no deeper discrimination, no worse treatment and so on in general. And still, western countries are the only ones that get blamed for racism all the time. With the second generation there are no big differences left when you adapt and integrate. But then go to Asia, the middle east, India and so on.

As times goes by we are beginning to see that these are the wrong values to strive for in a society. Germany's pendulum swung far too much to the left and put self hating destructive politicians in power. This type of multicultural acceptance and tolerance breeds complacency and weakness against a determined enemy that wants to outbreed you and also take away the very culture and rights that your nation was built on.


No people should be condemend for wanting to fight to preserve their cultural heritage and people. Whether they win or lose is another story entirely since history is full of conquered and "endangered" people who went for that last stand and lost. It seems it's always better to fight rather than just disappear into history as a footnote or worse give up your lands to invaders with a culture and religion that is the complete antithesis of your own shared cultural values.

The anglosphere as it exists right now is just a big social experiment. Too many nations in Europe are following an experiment that has not been proven to succeed over time and is in fact in the process of failing in many ways.

Homogenous "racial" identity and cultural roots is what seems to stand the test of time the best. That may change as time passes and some nations may integrate racially and linguistically similar people as they always have but overall a national identity built on a homogenous foundation leads to the strongest and most enduring form of nationalism.

(05-16-2016 04:06 PM)Lizard King Wrote:  "In the real world there are no miraculous James Bond-style solutions," he said. "...Human tides are irresistible unless the gravitational pull that causes them is removed."

This is total bullshit and just the typical attitude of appeasement and weakness we've been seeing from Europe's leaders for awhile now.

Removing the "gravitational pull" in this cuck politician's mind would be to throw money and appeasement to a nation run by a two faced crook (Erdogan) with his own shady agenda to form a Turkic super state.

You can even find an example of refugee policy reform that works in the developed world.

Australia has stemmed the flood of refugees it used to get daily to a negligible level by having a policy of never allowing them to settle in Australia. Refugees who try to get there by boat are turned away or put in a harsh refugee camp and never allowed on Australian soil while they are processed out.