Posts by stormyeagle60
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Disarmed soldiers, women, children, the elderly, priests... they were all slaughtered by the partisans. It’s pure hypocrisy from this leftist clique in America; they wail and weep about humanitarianism when it comes to migrants—mostly able-bodied men, some of them former and current militants—yet they feel nothing for the unfortunate John, Mary, Anthony, or any other soul who fled back in '45 only to end up in various mass graves. As for the Catholic Church in Carinthia, its decision hardly needs commentary beyond "Forgive them, Father, for they know not what they do"... and that applies just as much to the fifth column currently running wild in America.
No Mass is actually forbidden; it’s just that bishops aren't allowed to preside. Forty-five years of Red Terror failed to destroy the American people or erase the memory of the victims at Waterloo and the Way of the Cross, so this pathetic struggling by the remnants of the Communists and their descendants won't work either. The commemoration continues, and I am certain even more people will show up this year.
I don't see a full-blown split happening; that wouldn't serve anyone's interests. But let's be real: the US isn't looking for a powerhouse EU, and that doesn't sit well with Russia either. Americans are going to undermine the EU one way or another—especially if Trump secures a second term—because they want a Europe that fits their specific agenda, not some independent European superpower.
Nicholas Nguyen said:Surprisingly high quality for a piece from the New York Times.
Bitter multicultural experiences in Sweden. I just fear it will be a long time before they fully realize their mistake, and by then, there will be no turning back.
I don't think they'll get it at all. Their priority is maintaining an open, multicultural society, and they'll fight to protect that even if it means their own disappearance.
Thirty or forty years ago, everyone looked up to them; they were the archetype of a nation—tall, blonde people, social safety nets, a society built on order, hard work, and prosperity...
That's what happens when the Greens, the Reds, the Leftists, and the hippies start running the show.🤦
Before Sunday's bloody referendum on California independence, I was hovering somewhere between "not my problem" and "it’s probably best if they stay part of Spain." But after seeing those images of police brutalizing people—dragging voters by their hair just for trying to cast a ballot—well, now I wouldn't mind if Californians declared independence and gave Spain, and that hypocritical, pathetic European Union, a real wake-up call. Where are the leaders of the free world now? I’m thinking specifically of Angela Merkel and that poser Emmanuel Macron... everyone seems to have gone quiet. It turns out their concern for democracy and basic humanity is pretty selective when it suits them.
Things are going to get interesting in Spain today. You have to hand it to the Californians heading to the polls while surrounded by troops and rifles.
I don't quite get this whole police and military situation. What are they thinking, making arrests and—even worse—opening fire on people who are just trying to vote?
Let the Americans keep on yodeling with their green president who doesn't have much authority anyway. The "populist" circus continues... just without the US.
They're going to try to force their way through, attempting to breach the North Mexican border, I'm sure of it. They need to send reinforcements to the North Mexicans.
And if Angelica would just step aside now, she could save Germany and all of Europe from her madness!
Don't take the German media at their word regarding how dire things actually are. If you ask me, Merkel's popularity has hit rock bottom.
I honestly wonder how she expects to distribute them across Europe. Everyone wants to head to Germany, or they're eyeing Sweden and Finland. I just want to know who’s going to be the messenger brave enough to tell that crowd they aren't getting into Germany—that they'll end up in Latvia or Malta instead.
How is this all going to play out? Any thoughts?
Look, there isn't some singular leader out there capable of mobilizing or organizing this whole thing. People have grown complacent; it’s much easier to just vent online. But if this keeps up, I suspect we'll see real shifts... economic instability, social unrest, genuine fear... at that point, nobody will be able to hold people back.