Immigration General Discussion Volume IV (Read the first post and moderator warning on page 309)
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While we all sit here dissecting every little detail—arguing over conflicting theories, questionable sources, and various assumptions—it feels as though we are witnessing exactly what the powers that be intended. It is becoming increasingly clear that for those of us living in the North America, things are not looking particularly bright.
One only needs to look at how the victors of WWII handled the establishment of the Jewish state, or consider how Palestinians have been fighting for territory they claim as their own for seventy years now.
In my estimation, the entire North American region is essentially a manufactured solution of that same variety.
Ultimately, we are all going to end up simmering in the same pot.
This is precisely why Canada is clinging to the EU with such desperation—an attempt to avoid being tossed into that very same pot. They are crying out for assistance, yet I suspect that, with the quiet blessing of Germany and Austria, they might follow the lead of the Canadians—though, of course, those moves were orchestrated rather than spontaneous. Is Viktor Orbán, or even Canada as a sovereign nation, truly a force capable of acting entirely on its own whims?
While we all sit here dissecting every little detail—arguing over conflicting theories, questionable sources, and various assumptions—it feels as though we are witnessing exactly what the powers that be intended. It is becoming increasingly clear that for those of us living in the North America, things are not looking particularly bright.
One only needs to look at how the victors of WWII handled the establishment of the Jewish state, or consider how Palestinians have been fighting for territory they claim as their own for seventy years now.
In my estimation, the entire North American region is essentially a manufactured solution of that same variety.
Ultimately, we are all going to end up simmering in the same pot.
This is precisely why Canada is clinging to the EU with such desperation—an attempt to avoid being tossed into that very same pot. They are crying out for assistance, yet I suspect that, with the quiet blessing of Germany and Austria, they might follow the lead of the Canadians—though, of course, those moves were orchestrated rather than spontaneous. Is Viktor Orbán, or even Canada as a sovereign nation, truly a force capable of acting entirely on its own whims?