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Germany has remanded former Catalan Leader in custody
Germany has remanded former Catalan Leader in custody
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Plenty out there about it, Mo
https://squawker.org/culture-wars/80-muslim-refugees-with-machetes-fight-in-streets-of-germany-while-police-watch-and-do-nothing/ . |
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Why should I be concerned about a bunch of foreigners trying to murder each other with machetes? That's a good thing surely.
Hey mobbo, just imagine Corbyn getting over the constant smear campaigns (none of which he bears any responsibility at all for of course) and becomes Prime Minister of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. You could form a new Axis of Ultimate Good together with Putin and Merkel  |
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What kinda total BS website is squawker btw?
 Very few, if any, of the involved will have been refugees. It was an organised gang brawl. It is sad that drug trafficking has been taken out of the honest and nice german rocker gangs (though reportedly people with only a german passport were involved, which doesn't have to mean though that they're pure blooded Übermensch Aryans of course) |
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*organised gang meet&greet
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It's all part of the trend - 'progressives' on here try to play it down as though it is someone else involved. It is not only sad and blinkered but also very dangerous not to recognise the severe problem they have in the failed eu project. It is sad there are so many who are prepared to defend the eu and to try to silence opposition.
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tps://www.thelocal.es/20171103/eu-and-germany-back-spain-over-arrests-of-deposed-catalan-ministers
The eu defenders on here worship this vindictive organisation. The eu hates the idea of anyone stepping out of line. No wonder the german led eu wants to disrupt brexit. |
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I'm not sure if not getting involved in matters of national sovereignty can really be described as vindictive.
Btw, did you just not notice the article was from november or did you lil cutesy rascal try to mislead people? |
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and for the EU parliament, commission etc. Catalonia being independent wouldn't have been the slightest problem anyway. Catalonia would've sought EU membership. So stepping out of line is quite a faulty description as well. Funnily enough I keep hearing, even on here, that the EU would love to break up nation states. Catalonia breaking away and probably causing a ripple effect in other nations, breaking them up to open the way for a federal union or confederation of states would suit them just fine.
The problematic thing is those nation states kinda have a self-preservation instinct and hence won't go and rush to Catalonia's help. Many of the sillily heralded nation states are a rather random collection of historical regions that are simply the result of force. |
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Like Germany :P
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Exactly!
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With Germany it's a bit less bad because the very wise victors made sure to turn us into a proper federal republic with the states somewhat resembling the historical regions, but in countries with a strong central government it's just random. If e.g Spain would reform into a federal republic and gave the historical regions more rights, we probably wouldn't even have this thread. Similar story if the UK turned into a federal republic with proper rights that are set in stone instead of simply some devolution of powers.
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The sycophantic bleating of eu sympathisers of the german led juggernaut is so evocative of an earlier era. The billions of euros spent on its propaganda and a build up of hysterical accusations is reminiscent of some very nasty and sinister propagandists. Note the same country that did this before.
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Germany has done something really clever solely in its own interest and not the rest of the eu. If it had continued with the mark its products would be very expensive to sell to the rest of europe. But it is not. Clever clever germany.
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Can you make one of those cool tv late night show top10 lists regarding the hysterical accusations?
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and don't forget how germany became the leading light in encouraging the invasion of foreign elements
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Invading others never worked out and only led to sorrow. Since the fantastic Albert Einstein already taught us that trying the same thing over and over again while expecting a different result is the definition of insanity, we had to try it the other way around.
Regardless, can you make one of those cool tv late night show top10 lists regarding the hysterical accusations? Pretty, pretty please? |
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Merkel's glorious record for the fatherland
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-2wf_qvXVKc |
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Are you going to give me that top10 list of hysterical accusations if I throw in some virtual jellied eel?
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Merkel's marauder's supporters, on here, in their uncritical and unstinting support as they glorify the reign of their mistress, despite the dislocation her actions have caused in their own country. The authorities even advise how and when women should go out at night. Even what they should wear in case it excites some of Merkel's new entrants.
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Geez, did nobody ever teach you that a dialogue requires picking up points and questions of the other person instead of randomly ranting on like a severely mentally ill person?
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Also, I was asking for the top10 hysterical accusations from the EU/Germany, not for a top10 of your own hysterical statements you keep delivering.
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Shameful, isn't it Mo? I have a good few German friends and EVERY SINGLE ONE of them would be ashamed of some of their fellow countrymen's smart arse comments in here.
Another one for the iggy bin |
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The thing is though, trillby, I've never seen anyone on here glorify Merkel. Have you? Mobbo as usual and as he has all thread long is just ranting hysterical things out of his bum opening.
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trilby
it is so obvious that anyone who has a very cynical view of the world and does not trust any of the politicos gets derided on here and on tv progs and the erse licking that goes on here - especially when related to certain subjects particularly the eu and ANYTHING to do with the invaders - a critique of the fatherland's leadership (ho ho ) is not to be allowed ANY opposition is to be derided insulted etc etc - I no longer have any regard at all to these types they seem to lap up all the eu propaganda and repeat the lies, so I feel one has to oppose and counter it if it is wrong and a danger to our society they even have nearly 4 billion euros to- spend on propaganda and spend it they do they even have a billion to counter eu scepticism |
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mate, you gotta become more consistent with your numbers. Within days it's sometimes 400 million for EU propaganda, sometimes half a billion, sometimes 4 billions. To counter EU scepticism it was half a billion two days ago, now it's one billion...
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That's fair enough, mo, but in a place such as here I prefer simply to disconnect their oxygen and have them GONE! Life's too short and I have far more important things to do than to read their repetitive bullshine over and over
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Especially that of the smart erses
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no the budget was 3.9billion euros
hope this helps you can soros half a mill to that too |
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you can add soros half mill to that
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Ok, will remind you when you change the number to something else again next week.
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Hey, is Soros part of the "special interest group" that has been organising these ultra defamatory anti-Corbyn marches that Jeremy and his actions bear absolutely not the slightest bit of responsibility for btw?
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the eu propagandists spew out more and more approval of the merkel lead eu. What will she do next?
They love her on here. Germany calling - Germany calling |
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I just love this stuff
The EU itself believes that it has a mission to educate the public. Helpfully, senior representatives of the European Commission have not been shy in claiming a role in a campaign to 'educate' the public as to the advantages of EU membership. In an interview on the BBC's Breakfast with Frost the former EC President Jacques Santer said: "We have as politicians to inform the population and train them in this direction". More importantly, those who would doubt our claim that the EU is engaged in a long term project to shift the public's loyalties from the nation-state to the EU's institutions and underpin the newly emerging European State should consider the following details from the many treaties, reports and plans to foster 'European consciousness': |
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Oh deary me.
Of concern through its support for educational projects from nursery school to higher education that promote the development of European citizenship. Includes funding for the Youth European Parliament and Model European Parliament Foundation, together with the measure Parliaments Representing the Youth of Europe. Funding €248,150,000 |
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Achtung Mo, your name is on ze list!
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not sure what santer is on about, very few European countries still exist
certainly not Germany France or Britain |
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mobbo, do you ever answer questions, or otherwise actually respond to things that were said, instead of randomly ranting around to yourself, completely irregardless of what was said previously?
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Forgot a few very important things on the list: moustaches, mullets, and most importantly: manly budgie smugglers on our beaches instead of those stupid and incredibly silly looking new world bermuda shorts.
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Best part of that map on the right is it reminds us that sweden and finland together look like ... well it's a little bit rude
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