[TheSlayer]

(09-03-2015 03:09 PM)Nemausus Wrote:  

Turns out the family hadn't applied for asylum here after all: http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/nati...e26213820/

Even if that's true now it doesn't matter to the media. The narrative has already been formed that the family applied for asylum here and they were denied by the heartless government. The SJWs are all-in right now and I too feel bad about the kid's death but whether or not they applied for asylum I don't see how you can blame the Canadian government here. No one is entitled to immigrate or be granted refugee status. You apply and then you wait your turn.

As we saw recently from Roosh's tour of Canada the truth doesn't matter. I seriously doubt that dominant narrative will be corrected regarding the family applying for refugee status here.

[Eskhander]

Orban said that immigration threatens Europe's Christian Identity.

Now, most people understood that European culture is rooted heavily in Christianity and Christian values so there was no fedora tipping from Atheists. They even said warm things about how secularism and individuality as ideas largely came from dissident Christians.

Instead they went with the line, "well the Bible says help those in need so borders are wrong."

Which is of course absurd. Private charity to open borders is quite a leap.

Particularly when the Bible also talks about the importance of Nation (quote mangling incoming) with "God made the Nations as separate."

The Bible also does not like deceivers, which many of these Asylum Seekers clearly are.

Any other Bible quotes to dispel this retardation?

edit: found a quote, "and He made from one man every nation of mankind to live on all the face of the earth, having determined their appointed times and the boundaries of their habitation, "

Looks like the Big Man is talking about borders to me.

[RedPillUK]

(09-03-2015 09:44 AM)dreambig Wrote:  

Pathetic mess of a crisis.

These people are (illegal) economic migrants, not refugees.

Why else are they so intent on getting to Germany and the UK when they are already in safe European countries?

I've seriously had enough of this shit. These people need to be sent back where they came from.

Europeans across the Continent must be looking at the US and wishing they had their own Trump.

Exactly what I've been thinking. Every nationalist party in Europe is completely pathetic in comparison to Trump. I feel angry how weak they all are and how they're still called racist, while Trump shook that label months ago.

[Libertas]

One thing to keep in mind is that where America goes, Europe follows.

As Trump keeps tearing shit up and we Americans shake off the intellectual disease that is political correctness, the nationalist parties in Europe and dissident Europeans will follow in our wake. Nationalist parties have already been rising in Europe for a long while. This is just a shock to the system, but I believe the nationalist parties will get stronger as a result.

Every European commenter I've seen around the web does not want this shit. Don't know why some are saying the nationalist parties and opposition to immigration is disappearing. Haven't seen that on my own end.

[Hotwheels]

Why don't the Syrian's go to the Gulf States?

[Dan Woolf]

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[storm]

(09-03-2015 03:43 PM)Libertas Wrote:  

One thing to keep in mind is that where America goes, Europe follows.

If trump is pushed back, we can expect to see Europe take a big taste of kebab.

A sobering thought. I expect European immigrants will vote trump across the board.

(09-03-2015 03:57 PM)Dan Woolf Wrote:  

Time to start saving money and planning my escape strategy. I have no idea where to go, but I must go somewhere.

Stay and fight.

[Eskhander]

(09-03-2015 03:49 PM)Hotwheels Wrote:  

Why don't the Syrian's go to the Gulf States?

The witless BBC attempted to explain this: basically the Gulf States make it difficult.

Why yes, the BBC did just explain why immigration controls work.

[Lime]

(09-03-2015 03:09 PM)Chaos Wrote:  

This situation is out of hand and fucked up beyond all reality.
It's like watching your own house and everything you have built up being burned down in slow motion.

This is the real cultural collapse of Europe we are witnessing. And this is only the beginning.
It's going to end up very ugly in one way or another and it will be the number one subject they will teach on the history lessons in future generations.

People are blinded, Europe is doomed.

Time to pack my bags and enjoy life as long as it's possible.

Is it true?? I hope not because it is about where I live. I've seen the numbers with how many immigrants came during the 60s and 70s ('Gastarbeider'), and I think the number of migrants now are lower, but sure they add up..

[Porfirio Rubirosa]

(09-03-2015 03:09 PM)Chaos Wrote:  

This situation is out of hand and fucked up beyond all reality.
It's like watching your own house and everything you have built up being burned down in slow motion.

This is the real cultural collapse of Europe we are witnessing. And this is only the beginning.
It's going to end up very ugly in one way or another and it will be the number one subject they will teach on the history lessons in future generations.

People are blinded, Europe is doomed.

Time to pack my bags and enjoy life as long as it's possible.

We're in a difficult position but we're not doomed; the nationalist movements are rising and we still have leaders like Orbán.

[Chaos]

(09-03-2015 03:43 PM)Libertas Wrote:  

One thing to keep in mind is that where America goes, Europe follows.

As Trump keeps tearing shit up and we Americans shake off the intellectual disease that is political correctness, the nationalist parties in Europe and dissident Europeans will follow in our wake.

Will the history reapeat itself?
When all hell breaks loose in Europe, will US stomp in again?

During these exciting times with Trump and everything, who knows?
If Trump becomes the new US President, how will the US- Russia relations look like?

How long will we have to wait in Europe for a leader who don't care about political correctness and isn't afraid to speak his mind?

Turmoil will be unavoidable, the interesting question is:
Who and what will be the trigger?

[Chaos]

(09-03-2015 04:22 PM)Porfirio Rubirosa Wrote:  

we still have leaders like Orbán.

But Orbán has no power.

I respect him for making a stand. But..
He is Hungarian and Hungary has no power over Europe despite how many miles of barbed wire fences they are building.

UK,France and Germany must be involved.
Or are we standing in front of the gates of a new European order?

[Porfirio Rubirosa]

The Daily Mail published the map below.

(09-03-2015 04:47 PM)Chaos Wrote:  

But Orbán has no power.

I respect him for making a stand. But..
He is Hungarian and Hungary has no power over Europe despite how many miles of barbed wire fences they are building.

UK, France and Germany must be involved.
Or are we standing in front of the gates of a new European order?

Yes, he has very little power outside of Hungary but he serves an example to the nationalists movements which are rapidly gaining popularity.

[Samseau]

(09-03-2015 03:09 PM)Chaos Wrote:  

This situation is out of hand and fucked up beyond all reality.
It's like watching your own house and everything you have built up being burned down in slow motion.

This is the real cultural collapse of Europe we are witnessing. And this is only the beginning.
It's going to end up very ugly in one way or another and it will be the number one subject they will teach on the history lessons in future generations.

People are blinded, Europe is doomed.

Time to pack my bags and enjoy life as long as it's possible.

Actually, if history is any guide no one is going to study the fall of Europe in the future. When the last White nations are in outer space people will someday remember that they came from Europe but for reasons unknown to them.

For example, how many Europeans know today that the seat of European power was once Constantinople (present day Istanbul)? How many people know that Turkey, the Middle East, and Northern Africa were all once majority-Christian majority-White places?

How many people know of Emperor Justinian's (527-557) disastrous policies to appease roving hordes of barbarians with money and gifts which only backfired and lead to the loss of territory from other barbarians and massive wars after he died? Or how Byzantine and Roman Emperor's were more intent on taxing their own citizens rather than enforce borders against barbarians?

The fact is, history already has all the lessons we need to learn from it, but it doesn't matter because no one knows and the we have a "democracy" which just means rule of the ignorant.

[Eskhander]

I can't tell if that is optimistic or pessimistic.

[lskdfjldsf]

They're fleeing the lack of White taxpayers.

[Eskhander]

Stefan Molyneux loses his shit over the refugee crisis. But he's right.

[storm]

Eskhander can you give some of the main points in that vid?

[Eskhander]

(09-03-2015 09:44 PM)storm Wrote:  

Eskhander can you give some of the main points in that vid?

Western values won't survive an invasion from an adversarial culture. Politicians inherited fine china and yet treat it so recklessly.

Also Syrian literacy is at best 80%.

[storm]

It seems to me. Sometimes. Like the politicians are in a cabal against the people.

That can't be right.

Could they simply be ignorant?

[Eskhander]

(09-04-2015 12:49 AM)storm Wrote:  

It seems to me. Sometimes. Like the politicians are in a cabal against the people.

That can't be right.

Could they simply be ignorant?

One really wonders what they're thinking.

[Phoenix]

(09-04-2015 12:49 AM)storm Wrote:  

It seems to me. Sometimes. Like the politicians are in a cabal against the people.

That can't be right.

Could they simply be ignorant?

They're just sociopaths. Non-sociopaths can't understand how someone can hurt everyone around them without a slither of remorse, just to increase their own personal power and quality of life. But that is what it is and everyone needs to understand it. It's like being confused that a deaf person isn't following your instructions.

[AFS]

(09-04-2015 01:39 AM)Phoenix Wrote:  

(09-04-2015 12:49 AM)storm Wrote:  

It seems to me. Sometimes. Like the politicians are in a cabal against the people.

That can't be right.

Could they simply be ignorant?

They're just sociopaths. Non-sociopaths can't understand how someone can hurt everyone around them without a slither of remorse, just to increase their own personal power and quality of life. But that is what it is and everyone needs to understand it. It's like being confused that a deaf person isn't following your instructions.

This. As I see it, they have a two-fold motivation:
1. More cheap labor, like what happened in the US with Mexico.
2. Political disenfranchisement of citizens.

When a unified, mostly homogeneous people vote as a block, political change can happen very quickly. Now look at the US, where groups vote almost entirely along ethnic/tribal lines. Once a country is divided into multiple competing groups, it's easier for the politicians to get away with whatever they want. Obama is above criticism, because all criticism is inherently "right-wing and racist" in today's partisan environment.

Right now Eastern Europe looks to be mostly against taking in the migrants, while the West is all-in. With the EU divided as it is, what chance do we have to stop Merkel's plan? Especially since Poland's own traitorous Donald Tusk, now EU president, wants to bring in 100,000 himself.

[Samseau]

Angela Merkel is a great example of why women shouldn't lead. She lets her feels get in the way of reality.

[FilipSRB]

(09-03-2015 03:43 PM)Libertas Wrote:  

One thing to keep in mind is that where America goes, Europe follows.

As Trump keeps tearing shit up and we Americans shake off the intellectual disease that is political correctness, the nationalist parties in Europe and dissident Europeans will follow in our wake. Nationalist parties have already been rising in Europe for a long while. This is just a shock to the system, but I believe the nationalist parties will get stronger as a result.

Every European commenter I've seen around the web does not want this shit. Don't know why some are saying the nationalist parties and opposition to immigration is disappearing. Haven't seen that on my own end.

As far as destroying the current system of oppression, Europe is in a more advanced position then U.S. (because it is in more advanced level of decay, among other reasons). The amount of media push and hysteria concerning the immigration wave is telling me one thing. People are not taking the bait, so they have to double down on the narrative. Just because there is not a single visible media friendly personality like Trump, does not mean that the nationalist movements are not getting stronger by the day. I agree with Vox Day that Europe is two election cycles away from complete transfer of power to more radical forces. What encourages me is that right now I see a great unity among national movements, setting aside all internal differences among Europeans until fighting against the greater enemy is done. That is a great sign in my opinion.