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Marie Le Pen???
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The Third Brexit
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Germany would be a bigger score.
The world is already used to france, italy and the uk having retarded governments elected on emotion.
But a Nationalist Populist German Government?
That, people will notice.
The world is already used to france, italy and the uk having retarded governments elected on emotion.
But a Nationalist Populist German Government?
That, people will notice.
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Sirens of Titan
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“I was a victim of a series of accidents, as are we all.”
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Mark Blyth:
"I kept talking about Global Trumpism, and I predicted Trump's election, Brexit and Trump. This is not a local event. There's the shrinkage of Center party votes, the collapse of Left party votes in particular in western Europe.
Greece happened.
Coming next, Renzi is going to fail in the next Italian elections coming up, which is going to cause a constitutional crisis in Italy .
Shortly after that, we have the French election coming up. I would like to remind you of the following statistics:the lowest that George Bush Jr. ever got as president in his approval rating was 29%. The president of France currently has an approval rating of 4% . And the National Front have nearly 40%. So the most popular party in France is the National Front.
We have the German elections coming up: Mattel is vulnerable. "
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Bkm2Vfj42FYx
"I kept talking about Global Trumpism, and I predicted Trump's election, Brexit and Trump. This is not a local event. There's the shrinkage of Center party votes, the collapse of Left party votes in particular in western Europe.
Greece happened.
Coming next, Renzi is going to fail in the next Italian elections coming up, which is going to cause a constitutional crisis in Italy .
Shortly after that, we have the French election coming up. I would like to remind you of the following statistics:the lowest that George Bush Jr. ever got as president in his approval rating was 29%. The president of France currently has an approval rating of 4% . And the National Front have nearly 40%. So the most popular party in France is the National Front.
We have the German elections coming up: Mattel is vulnerable. "
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Bkm2Vfj42FYx
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I agree.. Angela Merkel is the next shoe to drop.
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I will certainly put money there if I can.
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Like I said, the pendulum swings...
tic tock tic tock
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Do you mean glass slipper to be shattered?
If she wins what foreign leader will be left to criticize everything we do?
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The new defenders of Christianity...
There is no end to the irony in that.
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You're confusing leaders with murdering dictators and an incompetent liberal weakling.
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Where' Pookie when I need someone to irony my shorts?
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I'b better trundle off to bed before I do my third "Beetlejuice."
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Strange, heh?
That neither my, nor your thread were trolled by the usual culprits this evening.
Fingers crossed that things will stay this way.
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Maybe their owner finally took a day off, dusted the Cheeto dust off their t-shirt and made a run for more Twinkies and Dr. Pepper...
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Looks like it. (that the more nationalistic parties are gaining in popularity):
‘France isn’t multicultural’: Flash poll finds Francois Fillon wins primary debate with Alain Juppé
https://www.rt.com/news/368131-fillon-wins-debate-juppe/
"The candidates were at odds over the identity of France, with Fillon emphasizing that “France isn’t a multicultural nation. When you come to someone’s house, by courtesy, you don’t take over.”
Juppé said that it is rich diversity that makes France special, and that the nation should celebrate it."
‘France isn’t multicultural’: Flash poll finds Francois Fillon wins primary debate with Alain Juppé
https://www.rt.com/news/368131-fillon-wins-debate-juppe/
"The candidates were at odds over the identity of France, with Fillon emphasizing that “France isn’t a multicultural nation. When you come to someone’s house, by courtesy, you don’t take over.”
Juppé said that it is rich diversity that makes France special, and that the nation should celebrate it."
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The BREXIT Betrayal— A New Political Landscape In Britain And Meet Ze Monsta
by Pointman
"Everybody hates the phrase I told you so. If you say it, you feel like a smartass and if you’re on the receiving end of it you feel like a damn fool. By common consent, it’s usually abbreviated to an exchange of meaningful looks. Don’t say it. I wasn’t going to. About six months ago, I wrote an article called the Brexit betrayal because by then it was obvious what was happening. To anyone left who is still deluded enough to believe the political swamp in Westminster were ever going to allow Brexit to really happen, I’m giving you that look now.
There’s a German folk saying about broken promises that describes exactly what was happening. Ein Tag, einige Tag, bald – NIE! One day, some day, soon – NEVER! The game being played by the Westminster swamp was to say of course the will of the people as expressed in the Brexit referendum would be respected, and then they promptly set about undermining that expressed will of the people. Perfidious Albion at work on its own people.
The ploy of we must obviously make some sort of exit deal with the EU before Brexit could happen was introduced. No such deal was required of course. Then it split into various sub-deals such as a soft Brexit, a hard Brexit and multiple subtle variations so complex that I’m reminded of Lord Palmerston’s remark about the Schleswig-Holstein question. It was so complicated that only three men in Europe had ever really grasped it fully. One was Prince Albert, who was dead, the second was some genius German professor who’d since gone quite insane and the third was his good self, but by now he’d quite forgotten the finer details of it.
This was with the full connivance of an unelected EU bureaucracy who’d play Mister Nasty setting impossible exit conditions and a plucky Theresa May would gamely shuttle back and forth between Westminster and Brussels playing the traitorous part of an honest broker while actually undermining Brexit. Everyone was supposed to be in awe of her sheer gutsy determination to finally bring home a great deal for Britain, which would actually be bolting Britain onto the EU forever. That was her personal political survival strategy. Career first, country second and fuck the will of the people.
They managed to drag it out for nearly three years in the sure and certain expectation that people would get sick and tired of the whole business, they’d make a phoney Brexit deal with the EU that’d effectively keep Britain in the EU and the great Peasants’ Revolt of 2016 would finally have been put down..."
There’s a German folk saying about broken promises that describes exactly what was happening. Ein Tag, einige Tag, bald – NIE! One day, some day, soon – NEVER! The game being played by the Westminster swamp was to say of course the will of the people as expressed in the Brexit referendum would be respected, and then they promptly set about undermining that expressed will of the people. Perfidious Albion at work on its own people.
The ploy of we must obviously make some sort of exit deal with the EU before Brexit could happen was introduced. No such deal was required of course. Then it split into various sub-deals such as a soft Brexit, a hard Brexit and multiple subtle variations so complex that I’m reminded of Lord Palmerston’s remark about the Schleswig-Holstein question. It was so complicated that only three men in Europe had ever really grasped it fully. One was Prince Albert, who was dead, the second was some genius German professor who’d since gone quite insane and the third was his good self, but by now he’d quite forgotten the finer details of it.
This was with the full connivance of an unelected EU bureaucracy who’d play Mister Nasty setting impossible exit conditions and a plucky Theresa May would gamely shuttle back and forth between Westminster and Brussels playing the traitorous part of an honest broker while actually undermining Brexit. Everyone was supposed to be in awe of her sheer gutsy determination to finally bring home a great deal for Britain, which would actually be bolting Britain onto the EU forever. That was her personal political survival strategy. Career first, country second and fuck the will of the people.
They managed to drag it out for nearly three years in the sure and certain expectation that people would get sick and tired of the whole business, they’d make a phoney Brexit deal with the EU that’d effectively keep Britain in the EU and the great Peasants’ Revolt of 2016 would finally have been put down..."
