The Ecstatic said:

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The Ecstatic said:

How does supporting the most popular politician in the nation make me disconnected from reality?


I don't have the patience to supervise your strawman construction.

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The Ecstatic said:

How does supporting the most popular politician in the nation make me disconnected from reality?


I don't have the patience to supervise your strawman construction.

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The Ecstatic said:

Probably because Poland doesnt have the social programs and/or jobs that their Western neighbors have.

And its like the farthest EU member state from Libya (the main migrant launch point).

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The Ecstatic said:

It works for Poland because they dont have any of those things period.

If the UK did away with the NHS, less migrants would come to the UK. Great. But now you dont have the NHS.

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HUNGARIAN prime minister Viktor Orban this afternoon gave eurocrats and MEPs an extraordinary verbal battering as he let rip over the bloc’s “absurd” meddling in his country’s internal affairs.

The firebrand leader tore into Brussels during a jaw-dropping speech to the EU parliament in Brussels, in which he accused euro representatives of being “prejudiced” against his country.

In an attack on EU political correctness he raged: “We are really irritated by the verbal strait jacket which stops us from calling a spade a spade and this kind of talk has become very common in European public life recently.”

Today the EU Commission decided to open infringement proceedings against Budapest over changes to its higher education laws which critics say are designed to shut down a university owned by financier George Soros.

Eurocrats are also considering following suit on proposed legal changes to policies on migration, funding of NGOs and media plurality which they believe contravene European Union law.

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BREXIT negotiator Guy Verhofstadt today delivered an extraordinary ultimatum to Hungary’s prime minister saying the country could no longer keep taking EU money whilst refusing to obey the rules of the club.

The former Belgian prime ministers launched a scathing attack on Viktor Orban, comparing him to notorious Communist dictators Josep Stalin and Leonid Brezhnev and branding his right-wing Government cowardly and paranoid.

Mr Verhofstadt erupted in fury following a fiery speech Mr Orban gave to the EU parliament in Strasbourg in which he derided the EU’s “absurd” meddling in his country’s affairs and said he did not like the way the bloc operates.

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NIGEL FARAGE launched a heroic tirade at his European colleagues in Brussels, urging eurosceptic nations to join “the Brexit club”.

Mr Farage said: “Mr Orban, not for the first time, you sit here as the democratically elected leader of a great nation, and you stand up and make a reasoned argument as to how the Hungarians do things.

"Now, actually, there are different cultures within Europe, and you are prepared again and again to come back here and be attacked and abused by nonentities who want Hungary to bow to their will and not the will of the Hungarian people or its leader.

“I am beginning to wonder, at what point sir do you as an intelligent man stop banging your head up against a wall?”

The Brexiteer added it was becoming “obvious” EU member states are no longer nations in their own right.

Mr Farage slammed the bloc’s interference in France’s presidential election, where European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker publicly endorsed pro-EU candidate Emmanuel Macron in his race against eurosceptic candidate Marine Le Pen.

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A German soldier found posing as a Syrian refugee has been arrested for allegedly planning a “false flag” shooting attack that would be blamed on asylum seekers.

The unidentified soldier was detained when he went to retrieve a loaded pistol he had hidden in a bathroom at Vienna International Airport.

The public prosecutor’s office in Frankfurt said the 28-year-old is suspected of planning a serious “state-threatening act of violence”, fraud and violating firearms laws.

More than 90 German police officers have worked alongside Austrian and French security forces to search 16 locations across three countries on Wednesday, when a suspected accomplice was arrested in Bavaria.

Investigations have revealed that the Bundeswehr lieutenant was stationed at Illkirch-Graffenstaden in France before registering as a refugee back in Germany.

He gave false information to authorities in Giessen, Hesse, on 30 December 2015 – as Germany was overwhelmed by the arrival of almost a million asylum seekers.

Posing as a Syrian refugee but reportedly speaking in French, rather than Arabic, the man submitted an asylum application at Zirndorf in Bavaria in January last year.

“As a result, he was given shelter in a refugee home and has received monthly financial benefits under this false identity,” the Frankfurt prosecutor’s office said.

“These findings, as well as other evidence, point towards a xenophobic motive for the soldier’s suspected plan to commit an attack using a weapon deposited at Vienna airport.”

If his plan had succeeded, his fingerprints would have registered on the refugee records system and led investigators to his false identity as a Syrian asylum seeker, turning fresh scrutiny on migrants in Germany.

Isis has previously used a similar ploy, giving its militants fake Syrian passports that were found at the scene of the Paris attacks.

The man’s suspected accomplice, a 24-year-old student, was arrested in Hammelburg for alleged involvement in the plot.

Police have searched the homes of the two suspects as well as their friends and workplaces, with detectives seizing “extensive material” including mobile phones, laptops and documents.

Prosecutors said the soldier had no permission for the 7.65mm pistol stashed in Vienna, while illegal weapons were also found at his accomplice’s house.

Both men remain in custody in Frankfurt as the probe continues.

The soldier was arrested days after prosecutors revealed that the man who orchestrated the Dortmund bus bombings had attempted to frame Isis to make money on shares.

Sergej W, a dual German-Russian national, detonated three bombs targeting a bus carrying the Borussia Dortmund football team, seriously injuring one player on 11 April.

He left misspelled letters at the scene claiming the attack was retaliation for German military intervention against Isis, but investigations found he was not an Islamist but a trader planning to profit from short-selling shares.

A series of Isis-inspired terror attacks and plots in Germany have raised tensions leading into September’s federal elections, where Angela Merkel is battling to win a fourth term as Chancellor.

Right-wing groups have blamed her decision to open borders to refugees in 2015, while extremists have launched hundreds of attacks on asylum seekers’ accommodation.

At least two neo-Nazi terror plots have been uncovered, while security services have cracked down on the anti-government Reichsbürger movement after one of its members killed a police officer.

Division over asylum, immigration and security has driven clashes at protests and political rallies, driving a record year for politically-motivated crime in Germany.

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Bubbles85 said:

Europe is not the US. All most every single country has completely different customs and languages. The sooner these fuck tards in Brussels get that through to their thick skulls the better.

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viktor said:

Bubbles85 said:

Europe is not the US. All most every single country has completely different customs and languages. The sooner these fuck tards in Brussels get that through to their thick skulls the better.

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The people in Brussels do know this mate. They know it very well. That's why they insist that every European nation has to take in hordes of useless Muslims - because the Muslims have no national loyalties and therefore their presence forces the locals to think in terms of European consciousness.

This destruction of national consciousness is necessary if the European Union is ever going to work as an effective unit. This is why all the globalists support it.

It's also why most Kiwis, Aussie, Canuckistanis and Americans supported Brexit. Britain belongs in the Anglosphere, not in Europe.

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Yeah I actually agree with you. The attempted destruction of national identity in Europe has been apparent for quite some time.

Free movement from within the bloc and decades of mass migration from out side, are all contributing factors.

And you are right. The only way the EU can work, is to try too erase national identity, national pride and patriotism. But it won't work.

I went into a major high street clothing chain the other day and picked up a shirt they'd recently put on sale, that actually had "no nationality" printed in big bold letters across the front Im stood there thinking, this is England, I'm quite clearly fucking English.
I remember the days as a kid when I could buy shirts from them with the cross of St George. No more.

ballsalsa said:

who said that immigration is always a good thing?

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EU bureaucrats and liberals throughout the US and EU,  you didn't know that mass migration from the third world into the developed nations creates economic prosperity.