(06-02-2016 10:01 AM)rw95 Wrote:  A best case scenario Trump presidency is that he improves the economy enough so that young men such as myself can get a foothold, make enough money and GTFO, and that he makes us keep to ourselves for the most part, keeping degeneracy from further infecting greener pastures.

GTFO, yes, but to where?

(06-03-2016 07:38 PM)jackson.henley Wrote:  

(06-02-2016 10:01 AM)rw95 Wrote:  A best case scenario Trump presidency is that he improves the economy enough so that young men such as myself can get a foothold, make enough money and GTFO, and that he makes us keep to ourselves for the most part, keeping degeneracy from further infecting greener pastures.

GTFO, yes, but to where?

The Trump Train doesn't gtfo.

(06-03-2016 05:02 PM)redpillage Wrote:  

(06-03-2016 12:03 PM)rw95 Wrote:  You can chase the invaders out, but that still will not return things to the way they were. Things will never return to the way they were, ever. Why?

Technology, in particular birth control, and today social media. The unholy alliance of whoring and attention whoring.

It is because of the advent of birth control, in particular the pill, that the death toll has been sounded for traditional gender roles. Women no longer need men, and they are free to do so because of this technology. The only way for this to cease is a war of nuclear proportions, and I doubt that even the most pro-war of us around here want that.

You're applying linear thinking based on today's conditions. IF we prevail and organize to bring about political pushback then you will see a second renaissance of traditional Western values and most importantly the re-emergence of nationalism.

We focus on the migrant crisis, and it is indeed terrible. But the entire crisis, no matter how bad it may be is still just a smaller part of a larger problem. Expelling the invaders will not improve the sexual marketplace for men, nor will it create a culture of feminine women and masculine men. The only way traditional gender roles will come back is if birth control ceases to exist. That cat has been let out of the bag, and there is no getting it back in.

(06-03-2016 07:38 PM)jackson.henley Wrote:  

(06-02-2016 10:01 AM)rw95 Wrote:  A best case scenario Trump presidency is that he improves the economy enough so that young men such as myself can get a foothold, make enough money and GTFO, and that he makes us keep to ourselves for the most part, keeping degeneracy from further infecting greener pastures.

GTFO, yes, but to where?

As I've said, hopefully under a Trump administration the US, the biggest purveyor of degeneracy in the world, will keep to itself, preventing the further infestation of greener pastures, and we GTFO to those greener pastures. As for western Europe, hopefully they will be too involved with their own problems to take the place of the US of spreading the cancer of leftism. Whether they are successful in their efforts or not is irrelevant. Hopefully they are. Maybe Brexit will be a turning point. But it's best not to get our hopes up.

TV stations and the government agencies are desperate to have some positive news. Of course there is very little of that, so they resorted to staging some.

Here the propaganda report:





There were some floods in a small city in Germany and you can literally see how most of the guys stand around and watch while some token men "help out".

In truth the following thing happened:

https://jungefreiheit.de/politik/deutsch...iten-nach/

Quote:"They came - equipped only with casual clothes and squeaky clean athletic shoes and lively music from smartphones - led by employees of the city administration (those wearing ties) to the Eutighofer road in the flood relief where help in principle was no longer necessary.

So essentially the city pro-rapefugee officials picked up some of them to stage propaganda. They came badly equipped and even the owner of the shop repeated 3 times that they had to give the rapefugees fitting shoes, clothes and equipment, so that they would not hurt themselves. They also invited TV cameras, because TV stations don't usually go to every little flood that happens.


It reminds me of this old Soviet propaganda when the communists 'liberated' Berlin:




And similarly as in the old movies the rape of German women is not mentioned anywhere. But they helped... yeah....

(06-03-2016 05:22 PM)dain_bramage Wrote:  

(06-03-2016 02:10 PM)spacetime Wrote:  http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...rdeal.html

Nightclub kicked out drunk student, 19, and 'abandoned' her to be picked off 'like prey' and have her virginity taken by two refugees rapists in an hour long ordeal

Victim was thrown out of Snobs in Birmingham after collapsing while drunk

Outside Zaheer Abbas, 30, and Sajad Hussain, 35, lured her into Transit van

She was driven to an industrial estate where she was raped and abused

I sure as hell hope those bastards suffer. Truly disgusting and it seems like its a growing trend. Absolute horrific.

Not likely, he'll probably be sent to a cell block full of his goof countrymen who will give him high fives for raping a "white slag" and will enjoy living conditions that are better than the average Joe has in his home country, get out after serving a 1/3rd of his sentence for good behaviour then be back out raping bitches again.

(06-03-2016 10:34 PM)rw95 Wrote:  

(06-03-2016 05:02 PM)redpillage Wrote:  

(06-03-2016 12:03 PM)rw95 Wrote:  You can chase the invaders out, but that still will not return things to the way they were. Things will never return to the way they were, ever. Why?

Technology, in particular birth control, and today social media. The unholy alliance of whoring and attention whoring.

It is because of the advent of birth control, in particular the pill, that the death toll has been sounded for traditional gender roles. Women no longer need men, and they are free to do so because of this technology. The only way for this to cease is a war of nuclear proportions, and I doubt that even the most pro-war of us around here want that.

You're applying linear thinking based on today's conditions. IF we prevail and organize to bring about political pushback then you will see a second renaissance of traditional Western values and most importantly the re-emergence of nationalism.

We focus on the migrant crisis, and it is indeed terrible. But the entire crisis, no matter how bad it may be is still just a smaller part of a larger problem. Expelling the invaders will not improve the sexual marketplace for men, nor will it create a culture of feminine women and masculine men. The only way traditional gender roles will come back is if birth control ceases to exist. That cat has been let out of the bag, and there is no getting it back in.

You aren't thinking clearly. Birth control isn't a problem. Women's freedom from consequences are the real problem. Frivorces, affirmative action, and feel-good foreign policy are the true enemies.

Get rid of the women's vote, return state power to productive men, and all of this shit will be sorted out quickly.

Quote:You aren't thinking clearly. Birth control isn't a problem. Women's freedom from consequences are the real problem. Frivorces, affirmative action, and feel-good foreign policy are the true enemies.

Get rid of the women's vote, return state power to productive men, and all of this shit will be sorted out quickly.

Yes, the womens' vote needs to go and state power does need to returned to productive men. You are failing to see that birth control enables womens' lack of consequences for their actions. Want to sleep around to "find your sexuality"? Why not, birth control can enable that. Want to try and snag a no-commitment alpha by sleeping with him? Birth control can help you with that too. Want to view your own female sexuality completely removed from its original purpose of reproduction? Sure, birth control is great! Want to see the abortion rate explode? Just look at birth control as a great enabler. How about STD's? Same story.

There is a reason why luminaries such as Heartise long ago mentioned birth control as one of the horsemen of the coming sexual apocalypse:

https://heartiste.wordpress.com/2012/11/...al-market/

To wit:

Quote:Six Sirens of the Sexual Apocalypse:

Effective and widely available contraceptives (the Pill, condom, and the de facto contraceptive abortion).
Easy peasy no-fault divorce.
Women’s economic independence (hurtling towards women’s economic advantage if the college enrollment ratio is any indication).
Rigged feminist-inspired laws that have caused a disincentivizing of marriage for men and an incentivizing of divorce for women.
Penicillin (reduced the cost of contracting STDs)
Widely available hardcore porn.

Also, required reading:

https://heartiste.wordpress.com/2012/12/...rnalities/

Forget heartiste for a moment.

Pope John 6 Predicted EXACTLY where contraception would lead....all the way back in 1968

http://w2.vatican.va/content/paul-vi/en/...vitae.html

Quote:17. Responsible men can become more deeply convinced of the truth of the doctrine laid down by the Church on this issue if they reflect on the consequences of methods and plans for artificial birth control. Let them first consider how easily this course of action could open wide the way for marital infidelity and a general lowering of moral standards. Not much experience is needed to be fully aware of human weakness and to understand that human beings—and especially the young, who are so exposed to temptation—need incentives to keep the moral law, and it is an evil thing to make it easy for them to break that law. Another effect that gives cause for alarm is that a man who grows accustomed to the use of contraceptive methods may forget the reverence due to a woman, and, disregarding her physical and emotional equilibrium, reduce her to being a mere instrument for the satisfaction of his own desires, no longer considering her as his partner whom he should surround with care and affection.

Finally, careful consideration should be given to the danger of this power passing into the hands of those public authorities who care little for the precepts of the moral law. Who will blame a government which in its attempt to resolve the problems affecting an entire country resorts to the same measures as are regarded as lawful by married people in the solution of a particular family difficulty? Who will prevent public authorities from favoring those contraceptive methods which they consider more effective? Should they regard this as necessary, they may even impose their use on everyone. It could well happen, therefore, that when people, either individually or in family or social life, experience the inherent difficulties of the divine law and are determined to avoid them, they may give into the hands of public authorities the power to intervene in the most personal and intimate responsibility of husband and wife.

All the way back then he more or less predicted what would happen: contraception would lead to a complete breakdown of gender relations, where the opposite exists only as a tool to satisfy yourself with.

He wasn't wrong.

Although I agree that birth control has been harmful to sexual relations, I do not believe birth control alone is capable of reducing the state of the family it is in today.

Fact is, there are millions of women who don't use birth control and have millions of bastards that are paid for by the state. Eventually this crashes down Venezuelan style but birth control doesn't really explain this.

Japan has birth control, no mass migration and mass bastardization is occurring in Japan.

(06-04-2016 06:45 PM)Samseau Wrote:  Although I agree that birth control has been harmful to sexual relations, I do not believe birth control alone is capable of reducing the state of the family it is in today.

Fact is, there are millions of women who don't use birth control and have millions of bastards that are paid for by the state. Eventually this crashes down Venezuelan style but birth control doesn't really explain this.

Japan has birth control, no mass migration and mass bastardization is occurring in Japan.

I agree.

I also think that the harmful effects of urbanization get overlooked.

To quote Roosh from City Life is A Simulation:

Quote:Even city life is too strenuous for the feeble modern human, and so a new simulation called the internet has be layered on top of it. Interacting with other people or dealing with the normal emotional states of human existence is so difficult that a growing percentage of the population must withdraw into their virtual world of games and social networking, living a simulation within a simulation, and soon the virtual reality layer will be paved on top of that. We are so hopelessly removed from nature that we would crumble to pieces after just one week of what the Siberians have faced for centuries. If we cannot live with nature, how human are we?

...

Should we really be surprised at why modern Western people are so unhappy, so unfulfilled? We are living simulated lives, with rules and environments created by other men to control our output and behavior. Nearly everything we do is an unneeded construct to please the simulators while practically nothing of what the Siberians do is artificial. The smiles I saw in Happy People might have been few, but they were genuine, and I saw not a hint of men wondering what their life is for and what the meaning of it all was. They know the purpose of their life is to live according to the rules of nature and to survive from the gifts it gives them. I wonder if I’m brave or strong enough to live like that, too.

In the aforementioned quote, Roosh captures what is wrong with the postmodern West - we are too far removed from reality and nature.

Martin Armstrong says there might be the second French revolution brewing:

"All our sources in France were warning a major labor civil unrest was going to explode. Literally, now hundreds of thousands of citizens have poured onto the streets in France and some are calling this the new French Revolution. They have been trying to impose a total media blackout in Western news outlets. This is to hide what is going on, and secondly, fearing if everyone else starts to see this, they will assume there is safety in number and join in."

(06-05-2016 01:53 AM)Glaucon Wrote:  Martin Armstrong says there might be the second French revolution brewing:

"All our sources in France were warning a major labor civil unrest was going to explode. Literally, now hundreds of thousands of citizens have poured onto the streets in France and some are calling this the new French Revolution. They have been trying to impose a total media blackout in Western news outlets. This is to hide what is going on, and secondly, fearing if everyone else starts to see this, they will assume there is safety in number and join in."

Link? Context?

(06-05-2016 02:35 AM)N°6 Wrote:  

(06-05-2016 01:53 AM)Glaucon Wrote:  Martin Armstrong says there might be the second French revolution brewing:

"All our sources in France were warning a major labor civil unrest was going to explode. Literally, now hundreds of thousands of citizens have poured onto the streets in France and some are calling this the new French Revolution. They have been trying to impose a total media blackout in Western news outlets. This is to hide what is going on, and secondly, fearing if everyone else starts to see this, they will assume there is safety in number and join in."

Link? Context?

Probably out of his page, http://www.armstrongeconomics.com.

I found this:

https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/inter...-erupting/

Quote:Our sources in France are unanimously warning that a major socialist union uprising is building in France and could erupt rapidly. The unions in France are notorious for being the most socialist, highly Marxist, in the entire world. To get their demands, they will go anything. They even kidnapped the head of Goodyear until he yielded to their demands. They act more like Stalinist rebels who ignore laws and it is always just about them. Employers are evil capitalists in their book.
This time the uprising is building over proposed labor regulation reform supported by Hollande, who is a socialist himself. President Francois Hollande’s government realizes that France is doomed internationally and unemployment will only rise. His labor reforms are designed to make it easier for companies to hire and fire employees. As it stands, it is next to impossible to fire anyone. As a result, companies are not hiring.

Even the socialist MPs refused to vote for it. In France, if Parliament does not do what the President commands, he need not rely upon them. Prime minister Manuel Valls employed a constitutional tool that allows him to bypass the parliament altogether. This has now resulted in rising social unrest. A real confrontation is building. The question is can France become competitive globally at all?

The trade unions are beginning to block fuel supply to shut down the country. They managed to shut down five refineries. They are also looking to suspend nuclear power plants until they get their demands. If you are looking to fly to Paris, forget it. They will shut down the airports, the trains and all the public transports in Paris as well. Even the
agricultural unions may join the movement. The unions are promising unprecedented violence the first week of June.

Hollande is losing support and he is also unlikely to survive elections next year. The French, like everywhere else, are fed up with government. Th unions do not want to give anything back in France so this will contribute to the overall bearish view for the Euro moving ahead.
The fraud in Austrian elections that the “establishment” candidate wins by a mere 31,000 votes to keep Austria in the EU is also fueling the sentiment throughout Europe that any hope of a fair election to regain one’s country is not realistic. The French are worried that the 2017 elections will be rigged as well.

All our direct sources in France are warning that the country is disgusted by Hollande and the “establishment” government in power.

That was May 26. 5 June he added a header:

https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/inter...il-unrest/

Quote:All our sources in France were warning a major labor civil unrest was going to explode. Literally, now hundreds of thousands of citizens have poured onto the streets in France and some are calling this the new French Revolution. They have been trying to impose a total media blackout in Western news outlets. This is to hide what is going on, and secondly, fearing if everyone else starts to see this, they will assume there is safety in number and join in.

Apparently it's been going on for some time. On a quick search I found this on the Guardian:

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/ju...-euro-2016

Quote:Less than a week from the start of Euro 2016 and the French coq – symbol of the national football team – should be crowing to the cries of “Allez les Bleus”.

Instead, with days ticking down to the first match in the European championships on Friday, there is a pervasive atmosphere of gloom in France that has little to do with how the national side acquits itself, or the atrocious weather. Threats of terrorist attacks have been high on the list of concerns for months; recent torrential rain has brought floods to a swath of central Europe, including central France, where the river Seine burst its banks and brought parts of Paris to a standstill.

But what has depressed the national mood at what should be a time of celebration is the widespread threat of industrial action in the form of strikes, blockades and noisy, violent demonstrations against employment law reforms.

Suddenly, the eagerly awaited tournament has gone from being a chance for France to show off to an event that risks enforcing every negative cliche about the country. “We’re shooting ourselves in the foot,” Paris-based entrepreneur Sabine Peters told the Observer last week. “A lot of people think, ‘Oh, the French, they’re always on strike’, and here we are a few days from the Euros, a popular event we are hosting … and there are strikes. An entire society is being held hostage by a group of relatively few people acting out of self-interest. It’s sad, especially as there were signs that the economy was just starting to pick up.”

Since March, France has seen violent clashes between police and protesters, and strikes over proposed reforms to employment law. Dozens have been injured on either side; the ferocity of the attacks has shocked the nation.

That is, it seems mostly targeted at the publicity coming from Euro 16. The same article goes on to say there's to be a National Day of Action on 14 June:

Quote:Leading the strikes is the powerful Confédération Générale du Travail (CGT), France’s oldest and biggest union, whose single aim is to have the new law thrown out. To that end it has organised the picketing of ports, power stations and fuel depots, leading to concerns over possible petrol shortages and electricity cuts, walkouts by train drivers and transport staff, and national days of action. As Euro 2016 draws nearer, the mouvement social (industrial action) has gained momentum and its motivations have become more diverse. Air France pilots, who are acknowledged as well paid, announced strikes for this week over general pay and conditions.

Prime minister Manuel Valls accused the CGT of blackmailing the country, but Jean-Christophe Cambadélis, leader of the governing Socialist party, said he did not believe “for a single second” that the union was “holding the country to ransom” or would disrupt transport during the tournament. “The image of France is at risk,” he warned.

The response from Fabrice Angei, national secretary of the CGT, was that the government had better believe it. “We’ve been demanding the government withdraw this law for three months, long before the Euros, so it’s clear we’re not blackmailing them over the tournament. If they had agreed to negotiate, we would not be in this situation. But Euro 2016 will not stop us from continuing our movement,” Angei told the Observer.

The CGT has called for a national day of action on 14 June, four days after the championship opens and the day after the debate on the bill opens in the French senate, whose centre-right majority will attempt to put back clauses – such as a proposal to end the 35-hour limit on the working week – that the government dropped to appease the unions.

The national disruption comes a year before a presidential election in which François Hollande’s chances of winning a second term appear nonexistent, even though figures show that France may be emerging from economic crisis. Last month the Economist said France’s economy was showing signs of growth and there were “indications that confidence is returning”.

Not quickly enough, perhaps, for Hollande and his Socialists, but then the confidence problem goes much deeper than opposition to one law, or even opposition to the party in power or the man at the Elysée. France is going through a long-term political existential crisis, summed up by the morose phrase, heard often of late, “France is unhappy”.

Angei admitted that discontent in France goes deeper than the labour law. “This law takes us back 200 years, but the battle has crystallised a lot of the unhappiness in France and has revealed the malaise that exists. The reason we’ve seen lots of people on the streets is because people feel this government has betrayed them.

“François Hollande was elected on a leftwing programme; he said he didn’t like the world of finance, then he comes to power and supports the bosses. The ordinary citizen sees this and doesn’t identify with this government.”

Mickael Maindron, 38, a technology consultant, said: “It’s true we’re not very happy at the moment, although the French do have a tendency to complain, but the political parties are asking us to make efforts and these efforts are not being translated into benefits in daily life. It feels like we’ve been in a state of permanent crisis for the last 30 years.”

Maindron, who advises small businesses and startups, says that trade unions and the government are out of touch with reality. “Small businesses are caught in the middle, and current working laws and practices serve to keep young people out of the jobs market while prioritising the rights of those already in jobs.

“All we want is more flexibility, and to be left alone to work and try to succeed. Some [union] people prefer to battle to keep their rights even if in the end they lose everything because the world has changed. They would rather fight not to change the rules, not to retrain, and for their company to close down altogether than accept a few job losses and save something. They disparage company leaders – but we are not all earning huge salaries and exploiting the staff; some of us pay ourselves less than the people who work for us.

So the Guardian tries to spin it as mostly bitchy unions, but curiously omits any mention of French concern over Muslim immigrants...

The French don't give a fuck about immigrants, look at their towns and cities and how they reacted; They reacted like the British did to the mass sexual exploitation of minors which was a load of nothing.

The French get in a frenzy when their lazy lifestyle gets threatened. The British get in a frenzy when their drinking habits are threatened.

The French won't have a revolution because of immigrants, it will be from their own laziness and absurd self importance.

(06-03-2016 05:22 PM)dain_bramage Wrote:  

(06-03-2016 02:10 PM)spacetime Wrote:  

I sure as hell hope those bastards suffer. Truly disgusting and it seems like its a growing trend. Absolute horrific.

Nah, they'll be given a Playstation and a prayer room probably, and then allowed to only congregate with other Muslim shittards in prison. They'll be able to do a degree in computer science or something and when they get released after 4 years with their nice degree, get a job somewhere skimming credit cards and funding terrorism.

Most likely.

(06-04-2016 06:45 PM)Samseau Wrote:  Although I agree that birth control has been harmful to sexual relations, I do not believe birth control alone is capable of reducing the state of the family it is in today.

Fact is, there are millions of women who don't use birth control and have millions of bastards that are paid for by the state. Eventually this crashes down Venezuelan style but birth control doesn't really explain this.

Japan has birth control, no mass migration and mass bastardization is occurring in Japan.

People are different Samseau. The Japanese are not European.

(06-05-2016 01:53 AM)Glaucon Wrote:  Martin Armstrong says there might be the second French revolution brewing:

"All our sources in France were warning a major labor civil unrest was going to explode. Literally, now hundreds of thousands of citizens have poured onto the streets in France and some are calling this the new French Revolution. They have been trying to impose a total media blackout in Western news outlets. This is to hide what is going on, and secondly, fearing if everyone else starts to see this, they will assume there is safety in number and join in."

There is no question that there is a revolution brewing in Europe. Nationalism will continue to grow not only in France, but in other countries as well.

Speaking of Nationalism, check out this unbelievable article.

Quote:Outrage as French govt reveals plan to teach Arabic

RT Video in primary schools

France’s Education minister, Najat Vallaud Belkacem, has found herself on the firing line since revealing a plan to teach Arabic to primary school kids as young as six. Belkacem has suggested including Arabic among the language choices for French pupils.

“Arabic will be taught in primary schools if the human resources are there and if parents ask for it,” the Minister told French broadcaster BFM on Tuesday.

Vallaud-Belkacem’s words have outraged a number of French politicians, who gave the socialist minister a public tongue lashing.

“Young people do not need this heresy, but [need] strengthened courses of French and History for successful assimilation,” Louis Aliot of France’s far-right National Front (FN) party wrote on Twitter.

“In France it’s the French culture that one must study first,” French MP Bruno Le Maire told BFM.

“Apparently, you do not like France,” Jean-Frédéric Poisson of France’s right-wing Christian Democratic Party concluded, while calling on the education minister to resign.

Annie Genevard, an MP for The Republicans, has warned that teaching Arabic would be “a Trojan horse” leading to “Islamic indoctrination.”

Meanwhile, the education minister has stressed that Arabic is the official language of 26 nations in Africa and the Arabic peninsula. However, in French elementary schools it represents less than 0.1 percent of the foreign languages taught – far behind English (95%) and German, according to Le Monde.

France is home to the largest Muslim community in Europe. Although there are no official figures, as French law considers a person’s ethnic and religious background a private matter, it is estimated that from six to ten percent of French residents are Muslim. A report from the Brookings Institution titled “Being Muslim in France” estimates that there are 5 million people “of Muslim descent” in the country and calls Islam a “second religion” after Catholicism.

The majority of French Muslims come from Arab-speaking countries in North Africa, namely, Algeria, Morocco, and Tunisia, says the report, which focuses on the challenges Muslims face in integrating into French society. Half of them are believed to be 24 years old or younger.

Right-wing political forces have long criticized the government’s integration policy. Last week, about 500 activists from the anti-migrant movement “Generation Identitaire” took to the streets of Paris to protest the so-called “Islamization” of France. The protesters chanted slogans including “No to Islamization” and “the French are angry,” while linking recent Islamist attacks in France to what they called a “migrant invasion.”

Another good article in regarding to Front National leader Marine Le Pen's party.

Quote:Marine Le Pen Surges in French Polls



by Chris Tomlinson June 2016

Front National leader Marine Le Pen has double the polling numbers of current president François Hollande ahead of the 2017 French presidential election.

It is less than a year until the French public will vote on the highest office in the country, and new polls suggest that the current president François Hollande could be in serious trouble.

A survey published by Le Monde on Thursday shows the French president polling at 14 per cent while likely Republican candidate and former president Nicolas Sarkozy scored 21 per cent. The clear winner of the poll was anti-mass migration Front National party leader Marine Le Pen who was favoured by 28 per cent of those surveyed.

The survey, which began in November and will be conducted until just before the presidential elections in June 2017, is based on a large sample of 19,455 people who are asked their opinion on multiple occasions. These results come from the fourth time the participants have been surveyed on their political preference over the period of 12 to 22 May.

The biggest loser in the poll is Mr. Hollande whose disapproval rating rose among the group surveyed. The percentage of those totally dissatisfied with the Socialist leader have gone from 43 per cent in March to 53 per cent. The level of satisfaction with Mr. Hollande, on a scale of 1 to 10, now rests at 2.1.

The recent 100 year anniversary of the World War One Battle of Verdun “art performance” last Sunday may also have also affected Mr. Hollande’s popularity as many, including Marine Le Pen, denounced it as “indecent”.

Ms. Le Pen, with 28 per cent, is up one percentage point from the last round. If the polling numbers remain steady going into 2017, the FN leader is guaranteed a place in the second round of the French presidential elections.

The French presidential election system is much like the Austrian system. The Austrian presidential election this year saw anti-mass migration Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ) candidate Norbert Hofer win 36.4 per cent of the vote in the first round, but lose by a mere 31,000 votes in the second round to former Green Party leader Alexander Van der Bellen.

Many who support the populist candidate worry that although she may win the first round of the presidential election she will lose the second round as other parties unite to vote against her. Those fears may be increased after European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker announced that the bloc would do all in its power, including economic sanctions, to ensure no anti-mass migration party would ever come to power in Europe.

The EU has become a left-wing tyranny.

http://www.presseportal.de/pm/58964/3344885

Quote:As prevention of massive sexual assaults by refugees like in Cologne New years eve the German Police Union (DPolG) calls on tougher action against asylum seekers and more video surveillance. Before the German Prevention Day, which begins this Monday in Magdeburg, said DPolG chief Rainer Wendt in an interview with the "Neue Osnabrücker Zeitung" (Monday): "The perpetrators must feel an immediate reaction of the state." Such violent applicant would immediately come into prison and there to await the outcome of their asylum procedure. then the deportation should be carried out from prison. "That would be a clear signal to the perpetrators: who grabs or beats, we send them back home," Wendt said. So far, only the identities of the perpetrators were often found and they remained at large. "This feeling offenders encouraged and confirmed", criticized the union boss. Some went into hiding.

When I see what they do in Berlin, by declare criminal hot spots now safe by not bring police there any longer, the tactics of the politics will be - hide it. Hide it and even more - hide it.

(06-04-2016 06:45 PM)Samseau Wrote:  Although I agree that birth control has been harmful to sexual relations, I do not believe birth control alone is capable of reducing the state of the family it is in today.

Fact is, there are millions of women who don't use birth control and have millions of bastards that are paid for by the state. Eventually this crashes down Venezuelan style but birth control doesn't really explain this.

Japan has birth control, no mass migration and mass bastardization is occurring in Japan.

Canto XLVRelated Poem Content Details
BY EZRA POUND Wrote:With Usura

With usura hath no man a house of good stone
each block cut smooth and well fitting
that design might cover their face,
with usura
hath no man a painted paradise on his church wall
harpes et luz
or where virgin receiveth message
and halo projects from incision,
with usura
seeth no man Gonzaga his heirs and his concubines
no picture is made to endure nor to live with
but it is made to sell and sell quickly
with usura, sin against nature,
is thy bread ever more of stale rags
is thy bread dry as paper,
with no mountain wheat, no strong flour
with usura the line grows thick
with usura is no clear demarcation
and no man can find site for his dwelling.
Stonecutter is kept from his tone
weaver is kept from his loom
WITH USURA
wool comes not to market
sheep bringeth no gain with usura
Usura is a murrain, usura
blunteth the needle in the maid’s hand
and stoppeth the spinner’s cunning. Pietro Lombardo
came not by usura
Duccio came not by usura
nor Pier della Francesca; Zuan Bellin’ not by usura
nor was ‘La Calunnia’ painted.
Came not by usura Angelico; came not Ambrogio Praedis,
Came no church of cut stone signed: Adamo me fecit.
Not by usura St. Trophime
Not by usura Saint Hilaire,
Usura rusteth the chisel
It rusteth the craft and the craftsman
It gnaweth the thread in the loom
None learneth to weave gold in her pattern;
Azure hath a canker by usura; cramoisi is unbroidered
Emerald findeth no Memling
Usura slayeth the child in the womb
It stayeth the young man’s courting
It hath brought palsey to bed, lyeth
between the young bride and her bridegroom
CONTRA NATURAM
They have brought whores for Eleusis
Corpses are set to banquet
at behest of usura.

http://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems-an...tail/54319

(06-05-2016 06:19 AM)Foolsgo1d Wrote:  The French don't give a fuck about immigrants, look at their towns and cities and how they reacted; They reacted like the British did to the mass sexual exploitation of minors which was a load of nothing.

The French get in a frenzy when their lazy lifestyle gets threatened. The British get in a frenzy when their drinking habits are threatened.

The French won't have a revolution because of immigrants, it will be from their own laziness and absurd self importance.

If a Western European nation will revolt against the globalist, it will be France. At least the French have a political party that worries financial-democracy (which would annul the national democratic wishes of the French should Marie le Pen become president of the republic).

What does the UK have?

It has stood by as its Labour Party sacrificed domestic labour for the endless supply of coolie labour. Its UKIP wants to leave the EU because of the likes of Marie le Pen and the Golden Dawn.

(06-05-2016 03:31 PM)N°6 Wrote:  

(06-05-2016 06:19 AM)Foolsgo1d Wrote:  The French don't give a fuck about immigrants, look at their towns and cities and how they reacted; They reacted like the British did to the mass sexual exploitation of minors which was a load of nothing.

The French get in a frenzy when their lazy lifestyle gets threatened. The British get in a frenzy when their drinking habits are threatened.

The French won't have a revolution because of immigrants, it will be from their own laziness and absurd self importance.

If a Western European nation will revolt against the globalist, it will be France. At least the French have a political party that worries financial-democracy (which would annul the national democratic wishes of the French should Marie le Pen become president of the republic).

What does the UK have?

It has stood by as its Labour Party sacrificed domestic labour for the endless supply of coolie labour. Its UKIP wants to leave the EU because of the likes of Marie le Pen and the Golden Dawn.

If France does a 180 within 10 years it will be generous. French people revolt and turn on each other like good little socialists do because their lifestyle comes to an end.

I'm not sure if you live in the UK but many lower income workers of English descent, along with their Scottish, Welsh and Irish counterparts vote for Labour because they're stupid.

Stupid enough to think a party like Labour still has their best interests at heart when in fact it is the opposite. Like a woman, watch what she does than what is said.

They all have a chip on their shoulder from Thatcher and David Cameron and his inept government has done nothing to way-lay that thinking about the Tories.

David Cameron should be removed as PM, anyone supporting of the EU as a federal state should be removed from power and British politics restored to its rightful place.

It along with the UN, IMF and banking is a means of control over the will of the people and they have been very successful at it. The only issue here is that history tells us these forms of power results in war, disaster and destruction.

My worry is not about any EU collapse but what that entails and how savage these lands would become.

Via @PrisonPlanet:

Juncker in drunken meltdown, starts bitch slapping politicians.

(06-05-2016 06:42 AM)Sandstorm Wrote:  

(06-03-2016 05:22 PM)dain_bramage Wrote:  

(06-03-2016 02:10 PM)spacetime Wrote:  

I sure as hell hope those bastards suffer. Truly disgusting and it seems like its a growing trend. Absolute horrific.

Nah, they'll be given a Playstation and a prayer room probably, and then allowed to only congregate with other Muslim shittards in prison. They'll be able to do a degree in computer science or something and when they get released after 4 years with their nice degree, get a job somewhere skimming credit cards and funding terrorism.

Most likely.

If Karma exists it would be great if one of those men gets killed in a gruesome fashion or some kind of torture. Unlikely unfortunately.

Prisoners are being treated better than homeless men that paid taxes and are European by ethnicity. At least that is what it looks like.

Are there any parallels between the USSR and the EU? Anyone think that it could collapse violently into a giant clusterfuck because of the mass movement of Islam into the country for the last two generations? I really hope that Europe can be composed of independent nations of EUROPEANS so that when I have children I can take them to the continent and show them where they come from. If I want to see Muslims in mass amounts I would go to Mecca. I want to get your opinions on if we are seeing the end of western civ and a massive unrest spreading around Europe and North America. Any predictions for this summer and autumn? I really enjoy reading the posts on here.