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	That article comos off as more patronizing than what it wishes to be. If a culture or a group of people start to blow up airports and subways, do mass shootings and suicide bomb themselves sporadically because they are simply bored, too stupid, depressed, have high unemployment and think it is cool, then why even bother allow them to Europe to begin with if they are so fragile? *cough* scope insensitivity *cough* Estimated number of Muslims in Belgium: 320.000-450.000 Estimated number of young European Muslims who have traveled to Syria to fight alongside ISIS: 470. "A culture starts to blow up airports and subways", my ass. But that's what the article is saying and i took it to it's logical conclusion. Thus highlighting that something is greatly amiss in its reasoning.
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	That article comos off as more patronizing than what it wishes to be. If a culture or a group of people start to blow up airports and subways, do mass shootings and suicide bomb themselves sporadically because they are simply bored, too stupid, depressed, have high unemployment and think it is cool, then why even bother allow them to Europe to begin with if they are so fragile? But that would require responsibility for failure in policy, of which Drowsy already pointed out that the current establishment will not do. Rather race further down the cliff than admitting that you're wrong, i guess.
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	It may appear like that but this is a very complicated situation and we need to consider the views of countries directly impacted by the arrival of thousands of refugees the thing is though that, like in the Paris attacks, the perpetrators may prove to be locals and not jihadists that came in among the refugees. Uh, one of the shooters at the Bataclan theatre was registered as a refugee in august 2015.
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	And I'm curious what constitutes a win scenario for the EU, since they aren't dialing down their immigration policies and the entire handling of the refugee crisis was bizarre from the start. Never have I seen nominally powerful nations with so little control over what happens at their borders. What are we hoping for here? To destroy ISIS? So what, a new ISIS will emerge somewhere else under some other name. Relocate and reeducate the entire ME? lol wut Only through learning how to tolerate and love our enemies, our wars are won. There is no other way, just look on how WWII was won.
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	Didn't even know that meme. Turns out its Serbian :D Yup, here's more:
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	Any country in the EU would be a legitimate target for them as the EU is considered part of the West and its much easier for them to operate in countries like Belgium and France because of the general frustration that exists in some sectors of the domestic Muslim community So this is just them lashing out at the West in anyway they can, its not about substantive changes to politics or laws. Its just about spreading chaos in the EU There would not be problem if major muslim population would not cover these extremists I'm not with you? What do you mean He's probably referring to the fact that one of the Paris attackers was able to hide in the very same neighbourhood in Brussels until yesterday. The problem is systematic through the major cities in Europe and it will not get any better soon as long as the same policies are in action.
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	It's the same thing that has been happened before, screenshot below related:
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	Umm... what? I meant https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellow_journalism
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	20 confirmed dead now.
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	I am only hearing about explosions at the airport. No streams, just a few messages via Reuters.
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	But does it not concern you that if Gawker goes under so will its affiliates....I thought we liked the idea of a free media where we get different views on topics even if we dont agree with it? They conducted themselves in a highly evil manner and got justly smitten. It's about the modern equivalence of the whore of Babylon facing justice.
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	Don't be a tease, tell me more. Link?
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	Gawker will not afford it, and will have to look for external funding. Personally i hope that this will spark a fire that will burn down the rest of yellow media. That being said, seing some justice for one of my childhood heroes is a sign from above that the times are about to get better again.
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	"Puppet" is not perhaps the best descriptive word to use, when it is more about established networks who the candidates usually hang around with, of which makes it quite blurry to distill where line is drawn when you have pretty much an open door policy with industry heavy-hitters, think-tanks and political arena. See the quote in the bottom of http://forums.obsidian.net/topic/85040-us-elections-2016/?p=1791079
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	No one is surprised, except for the swedes themselves perhaps.
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	I didn't post it for pure accuracy. It was more of the art itself.
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	**** article, as it doesn't adress how they even could control the flow in any effective way and it only highlights how Turkey will benefit from easy travel visas (every 'refugee/immigrant' will just travel normally by the millions instead, and there will be no authority there to control it) and faster process for Turkey entering the EU, which is of no one's interest on the rest of continent as stated before. Besides, this deal is the Merkel plan, which was drafted by ESI (European Stability Institute): http://www.esiweb.org/pdf/ESI%20-%20The%20Merkel%20Plan%20-%20Compassion%20and%20Control%20-%204%20October%202015.pdf ...which is a non-profit think-tank organization with donors from the usual suspects (Soros, Rockefeller, etc): http://www.esiweb.org/index.php?lang=en&id=65 These people do not care about human lives at all, but rather treat demographics as an economic development numbers that you can shuffle around as potential investment. Now Bruce, go to the following page: http://stats.oecd.org/ Navigate to 'Demography and Population'->'Population Statistics' and scroll down to Germany, then select ages 20-29 and then 30-34 and add the numbers together, about 6 million. With the current trend of people entering Germany without accounting for family re-unification, the number of Germans in that age-group will be a minority by 2020 or so. What you are seeing is a manufactured demographic displacement with Merkel taking the credit for temporary feel-good political points. What these people are doing in their shortsidedness for economic development is inadvertently creating a massive civil war in Germany. And if Germany goes down, so does the rest of the continent. There will be a fire burning of biblical proportions and they will blame the very populations making those countries and their respective cultures as the reasons why it started instead of themselves.
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	Me too. He sounds like an abusive husband. "Girl, don't waste time with your so called friends! I am the only one that can take care you. Best!"
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	Soros is a menace on his own with manipulation of currencies, funding organizations with dubious motives and so on. That being said, i had hoped Bernie would've gone to AIPAC and spent the whole time berating each and every one of them. Pity.
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	I have to admit that, that scenario, as bad as it may be, would atleast leave to least amounts of deaths in the long run.
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	Shocking? I doubt it. Shocking yet not surprising. At least we got one rat: http://www.breitbart.com/big-journalism/2016/03/18/rolling-stone-marco-rubios-signature-modus-operandi-has-been-to-turn-his-back-on-those-whove-helped-him-rise/ In the linked article: Bingo.
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	...I thought it was self-evident. Maybe, but still interesting. It's just more support for the argument Trump appeals to voters who have benefited the least from the economic policy being pushed by the Republican party. What I'd find more interesting is to see what happens to this bloc of voters if Trump isn't elected or performs badly in office. Oh, that's just one more step to There's only one superpower left, without contest, and it maturing to the next age. The current forces in motion are simply too much for any individual to handle, so just sit back and enjoy the ride.
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	...I thought it was self-evident. Maybe, but still interesting.
 
