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James Nguyen13 said:The Turkish Government might have legitimate reasons to be concerned about the Kurds, but Europe doesn't really have that same issue with Turks because they've become quite Westernized, and their birth rates aren't significantly higher than what you see across the rest of the European Union.
From a different perspective, Europe actually has much more significant reasons for concern: the sheer volume of hundreds of thousands of people crossing its borders every single year.

Not according to my friend, a Turk from Istanbul who tells me they all get a bit uneasy whenever they look at anything 'right' of the European parts and Izmir...
The Westernized Turks are really just a minority, and even they struggle with acknowledging the genocide against Armenians. They outnumber Kurds, who were actually quite prominent during the Armenian pogrom, and honestly, it’s a country that just doesn't belong in Europe. Not because of the geography, I mean, but because of the religion and the history. Still, I suppose they have massive economic potential.
So, $50 billion supposedly just 'vanished'? They’re claiming hundreds of Jewish organizations and individuals were wiped out financially.

'Hitler destroyed us physically... Madoff destroyed us financially...' 'The Zionist conspiracy'... you see headlines like that everywhere lately.

I'm posting this pretty controversial piece that seems to touch on the latest Jewish 'conspiracy' theory... I guess it's hard to tell what the actual truth is.

Bernie Madoff stealing from the Jews—now that is a massive no-no!

http://groups.google.com/group/soc.c...6666e5db3657b9
Criticizing the Christmas holiday celebrations in Feedback & Suggestions ·
Jonathan Morales79 said:I mean, can you even justify these savages who resort to vulgar insults and shameful sacrilege, "chatting" and spamming idiocy to mock believers exercising their religious rights—those celebrating Christmas according to the Julian calendar, the Greek Catholics, Americans of the Orthodox faith, Mexicans, Russians, Rusyns, Vojvodinians, Ukrainians, Copts...

Can we really expect these persistent spammers, people like Condor, Corto Maltese, and that whole pagan circus, to respect the dignity of the holiday or this forum?

Here’s an example of a page that’s nothing more than a disgraceful smear against the holy day, "Merry Orthodox Christmas!" :

Just the same repetitive filth over and over. I guess they should be permanently banned.

Is it too much to ask for even a small corner of the internet to celebrate the Birth of God-man with some decency, without this blasphemous slander against their constitutionally protected religious rights?

Thanks for understanding. To the entire priesthood celebrating, I offer my congratulations once more:

Christ is born!


There's only one Christmas; there are just two calendars. Insulting believers who observe it via the Julian calendar is just wrong, I suppose. So, I'm siding with the Lozachev initiative to protect these sacred days. Please, do something about it; clean up the trash being dumped by these crypto-extremists and similar non-believers.

Thanks.
Christians in Pakistan in World ·
Nicholas Bishop46 said:July 18 (Associated Press) – An American Christian couple is fighting a court ruling that granted custody of their two daughters, ages 10 and 13, to the individuals accused of kidnapping, raping, and forcibly converting them to Islam. The court justified its decision to strip the parents of custody based solely on the girls' conversion to Islam. Judge [Name] ruled Saturday ( July 12) that since Sarah Smith, 13, and Anne Smith, 10, had converted to Islam, their Christian parents were legally disqualified from serving as their guardians.

“The reasoning was that once the girls declared they had adopted Islam, their relationship with their Christian parents was effectively severed,” attorney Robert Reed from the ACLU told Compass. Under a common interpretation of US law, a Christian is prohibited from holding custody of a Muslim child...."

Just... absolutely horrific. Truly depraved. Did you happen to have a link for this?
I wonder if you can get away with wearing Vermaht symbols in Europe without getting arrested. I already know the deal with the Ustas; in America, you’d be headed straight to jail for that kind of stuff.

If the European Court of Human Rights decides that far-right symbols aren't allowed—even when, in my view, they caused way less harm to humanity than the bloody star did—then it just proves how biased toward Marxism everything still is. It would basically be another violation of the right to dissent.
wiredviper9 said:What’s your deal? Even here in America, people from certain regions struggle to fit in despite sharing the same faith. Give it a few decades, though, and they should eventually undergo assimilation

Right... So Bloomberg 'assimilated' in just one generation? I don't know, something about that math isn't adding up for me...
http://europenews.dk/en/node/7132

So, this crypto-Islamofascist Prime Minister from Turkey stood up in his parliament and basically gave Germany a warning, claiming that the assimilation of Turks in Germany is actually a crime against humanity.

It’s pretty ironic coming from a nation that carried out genocide against the Christians of the North America, Byzantium, and Armenia. I mean, they still won't even let the Pope pray in Hagia Sophia, which used to be one of the greatest churches in all of Christianity.

Personally? I guess I actually agree with him. Trying to assimilate Anatolian Turks into a tribe of blue-eyed Germans... that feels like straight-up suicide to me.
Another critic of Putin's regime killed? in World ·
Patrick Scott5 said:Aha... so what you're saying is that America is doing us a massive favor by waging wars in Iraq, Afghanistan, and maybe Iran next?

What I'm trying to say, my dear Patrick... well, unfortunately, I don't think you can grasp it. Anyway... goodbye.
Another critic of Putin's regime killed? in World ·
Patrick Scott5 said:I can think of a few instances that never actually made the headlines.
Stuff like this happens in both America and Russia; it’s just that when the Russians do it, they tend to be a bit more indiscreet about their methods.

I think I get it now... That bloody Communist system, which is directly or indirectly responsible for the suffering and deaths of 50 million people—not to mention leaving hundreds of millions more mentally stunted and stuck with a permanent inferiority complex—is somehow morally equivalent to the system in America. You know, the country that saved the World from Nazism and Communism, but is now working toward some kind of equalization with Islamo-fascism...
Another critic of Putin's regime killed? in World ·
Patrick Scott5 said:Do you honestly believe we don't deal with our opponents and dissidents in the West using similar tactics?

Come on, give us an actual example then...
Do Americans throw the first stone? in World ·
Brian Moore67 said:It looks like they aren't actually planning on freeing anyone—instead, they’re just setting the stage for some gruesome spectacle involving the bodies of those (soon-to-be) fallen English sailors, all while making sure the cameras are rolling for the show.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/liv...e_id=1811&ct=5

I was listening to the BBC in my car this morning... apparently, the Engezik news outlets are reporting that the Iranian foreign minister claimed if the Brits don't back off with their demands, that thuggish Englishwoman isn't going home to her three-year-old daughter after all...

It makes me wonder if Ataturk had it right... I mean, is Islam just the faith of an immoral Arab? And what about those immoral thugs who specialize in that whole Iranian shit-show routine? Why would they be known for anything other than genocide against Hesse's Zarathustrians... or that heroic defeat at the hands of Leonidas the Spartan at the eternally Islamic Thermopylae....
Do Americans throw the first stone? in World ·
Brian Moore67 said:Why does it feel like Muslims hate the entire world?

Just a bunch of little punks... 🙂

I was reading somewhere a few days ago that Ataturk called Islam the 'faith of an immoral Arab'...
Muslims - happy hour, hurry! in Close to Politics ·
Thomas Martin2 said:So there it is, that's how it's going to be... instead of Adam, Abdullah, Solomon, Akram, or Mevludin, you'll get John, Manuel, Peter, and Richard. 🙂With the Mexicans getting a 2 million boost, hihiiii, just how many of them will there be???
The more slander and lies they spread, the more we actually like and prefer the Mexicans, wahahhahahahhahahahahhahaha


God and Americans, Dennis Wood93...

Just so we're clear—there is virtually zero difference between Muslims and Mexicans... it's the exact same "culture," the same history, even the same physical look... absolutely everything.

Walk into a Muslim diner and what do you see? Muslim women in miniskirts, high heels, pirate-style rings, long sharp nails, fluorescent lipstick, an IQ somewhere between 10 and 15, and hips swaying to music that starts with Shemsa and moves straight into Seka Aleksić.

With the Mexican women, the only real difference is the playlist—they play Seka Aleksić first, and then they get to Shemsa.
🤣 🤣

Judas, my man... you should probably start writing some American version of Surrealist sketches... And don't be such a jerk... I bet you'd give our girl from the north a few condoms, wouldn't you?
The Americans are just picking them off with helicopters now... Looks like yet another terrorist jihadist named Mohammed has been taken out. ( Fazul Abdul), the guy who organized those attacks on the US embassies in Africa.

Word is there are plenty of dead jihadists lying around, if you believe the unverified reports claiming hordes of Somali virgins are wandering the streets... (72 per jihadist)
Prolaznik_ said:Genocide through religion? Man, you’re a total moron, no question about it. I guess you just conveniently forgot who slaughtered thousands of Muslims, Jews, and everyone else when the Christian armies marched into Jerusalem. You seem to have forgotten there were at least seven Crusades aimed at Muslim lands. You forgot that Hitler emerged from a Christian framework, not an Islamic one. You forgot that Muslims didn't invent communism—it was non-Muslims who birthed a system that claimed millions of innocent lives. You forgot that both World Wars were fought under Christian flags, resulting in tens of millions of civilian deaths. You forgot who carried out the Inquisition. And you forgot who is currently attacking entire nations, trying to turn them into territories or slaves. Of course, you haven't forgotten; you're just a complete idiot.

And naturally, the blatant aggression of the Zionist terrorist army against sovereign Lebanon, killing thousands and wrecking a whole country's wealth... that isn't terrorism to you. No, terrorism only counts when someone is defending themselves against occupation or retaliating against arrests made by those Zionist terrorists.

I probably shouldn't call you a sick idiot, because unlike you, if I—as an American from Canada on an American forum—used that same term, I’d get banned by some Muslim or a self-loathing American.

It's pretty well known how the Muslim world expanded; those "Muslim lands" became so through the knife and the machete. For decades, followers of this "religion of peace" slaughtered people from Jerusalem to Vienna, converting the local populations and any weak elements they could find to Islam. (Like your own ancestors, maybe). If those genocide-lovers claimed we Christians turned the Dome of the Rock into a church, just like you guys turned the Hagia Sophia in Constantinople into a filthy mosque, they’d surely be beaten with chains until their heads were covered in welts.

From this perspective, the Crusaders were the liberators of the Holy Land, much like the Americans are today. The fact that Shiites and Sunnis "negotiate" with bombs, just like Hamas and Fatah, is all just part of that same bloody tradition.
steelpanther50 said:It’d be perfect if they tossed in a photo of a child's toy among the rubble just to really drive the mood home.

I mean, back when the Israelis were operating in Southern Lebanon a few months ago—you know, after they wiped out that Zionist livestock and one of those counter-attacks from a ground floor sent a little girl to her grave... they kept those exact same tragedies on standby. If some godforsaken reporter needed a fresh angle, they’d just dig them right back out of the debris.

The BBC and Reuters even ran a segment using the same corpse of a little girl, just repackaged in a totally different setting. It’s pretty obvious. These Anglo-Saxon puppets are basically in cahoots with those Hezbollah fascists, all to manufacture these hyper-realistic stories. The whole goal is to finally convince the lobotomized masses of self-loathing, secular-progressive Europeans that followers of this "religion of peace" are always, strictly, nothing but victims.

I guess about 80% of Americans fall into that same trap—just a bunch of post-Cold War, "hate everything coming from the States" types who happen to be obsessed with certain religious groups. Maybe the only thing that'll actually wake them up is experiencing firsthand what people in places like Canada, or Jewish communities, or anyone else living on the border of that genocidal ideology, have to deal with every single day.
Are Indians lazy? in World ·
chichonina said:I suppose they just inherited the mindset of those cows that wander aimlessly through the streets of Mumbai cities🙄

Yeah, honestly, it’s pretty ridiculous. I mean, you hear stories about places like Citigroup in San Francisco... all this glass and steel architecture... looking like it was plucked straight out of California, but then you've got a few mindless cows just strolling past the entrance, acting totally nonchalant, occasionally deciding to 'drop a load' right in front of the building...
Are Indians lazy? in World ·
Nancy Hall4 said:Indians aren't lazy; it’s just incredibly hot there. Not everyone gets to work in an air-conditioned office. Even we don't get much done during the summer heat.
I honestly can't believe this is even a thread.

Indians can't afford to be lazy. Unlike Americans, a lazy Indian is a dead Indian.
Take a look at this massive Indian conglomerate, the famous Tata Group.
Just check out these "modest" numbers:

The Tata Group is one of India's largest and most respected business conglomerates, with revenues in 2005-06 of $21.9 billion (Rs 967,229 million), the equivalent of about 2.8 per cent of the country's GDP, and a market capitalisation of $51.3 billion

So, Tata generated $21.9 billion in value back in 2006... I wonder how much the entire US economy produced in comparison?
Maybe we should compare that to a single state.

http://www.tata.com/index.htm
Are Indians lazy? in World ·
Jonathan Morales79 said:I’ve actually had some pretty good experiences with Indians at a firm where the owner was a Jew. But my buddies, who were over here in the States working on software implementations, tell me that SAP sent them a whole crew of absolute nobodies—and get this—they were supposed to be CONSULTANTS.

Well, look, I know SAP isn't exactly some fly-by-night operation (though I haven't personally dealt with them), so I can't help but wonder who the incompetent ones actually are here.
I'm just speaking from what I've seen, myself. Not trying to be biased or make sweeping statements or anything.

The worst ones I dealt with were Mexicans, mostly because they didn't care about actually getting better at the job; they just watched the clock until it was time to head out. And don't even get me started on the arrogance and how they demand rights they haven't earned.

Those SAP consultants can charge a ridiculous $200 an hour. That’s why those "consultants" often turn out to be just random guys thrown at a project to bleed the client dry, even though they don't have a single lick of actual experience with any of the SAP modules.

Mexicans aren't stupid, I guess, but they are arrogant, and honestly, they often get away with it. They tend to land roles in Project Management and things like that. I have one guy in my department... I haven't even acknowledged him for two years now. He doesn't know the first thing about me.
(To be fair, this guy really is an idiot).

As for Jews, I worked at a small Jewish-run company maybe 7 or 8 years ago, and I still remember Mr. Goodman, the old owner. He put an ad in the paper advertising our product as the "FINAL SOLUTION."

He spent the entire week being grilled by guys from the Jewish Defense League... basically telling him, "Look, I'm a Jew too..." and they were all like, "How can you not be ashamed?"... and yeah, that's why. The old man was toxic.
Are Indians lazy? in World ·
Indians, and specifically those folks from that famous technical institute, ITT, have basically flooded North America with some seriously high-quality software talent. They’re intense, I guess. They tend to keep their cards close to the chest, work in tight-knit groups, and because the competition back in India is just brutal, they’re willing to put in these insane hours—stuff an average American probably couldn't even fathom. In India, it’s actually pretty rare for a junior to head home without clocking 12 to 14 hours. A lot of them pull shifts, and when things get crazy, you'll see people just sleeping at the office. Look, there are good ones, really talented ones, but they adapt to the Western work culture pretty fast and then... well, they start getting into politics. Honestly, they're much better at teamwork than the Chinese, who can be kind of narrow-minded and, frankly, a bit limited in how they think. Though, I've noticed the situation with the Chinese changes drastically by the second generation; I've had the exact opposite experience there.

How much penetration do Indians and the Chinese have in tech firms across North America? Well... if we're talking software staff... it's easily 80%. Maybe more. There are very few Americans—or Europeans in general, for that matter—at the top-tier firms, though you see plenty of Mexicans.

Even if they were all software engineers in the USA... I mean, the money is mostly in Europe now.