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originally posted by: Vroomfondel
originally posted by: awareness10
Here are some quotes, and they speak Volumes.
Attempts to build a multicultural society in Germany have "utterly failed",
-Chancellor Angela Merkel. hmmm? hows that one working out eh.
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“Pit race against race, religion against religion, prejudice against prejudice.
Divide and conquer!
We must not let that happen here.”
― Eleanor Roosevelt
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“The deal with multiculturalism is that the only culture you're allowed to disapprove of is your own.”
― Martin Amis
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Clearly, it's not working out.
It doesn't seem to be working out at all. Everything about it is wrong except for the good intentions. But good intentions aren't enough. You need a real plan, the ability to make it happen, and people willing to stick to the plan. They have none of those things. Neither do we for that matter...
originally posted by: ErrorErrorError
originally posted by: Vroomfondel
originally posted by: Ancient Champion
a reply to: Vroomfondel
Yep and it's only going to get worse.
For right and far left extremists in Germany and Islamist extremists, all growing more and more willing to use violence as a means to an end, all pointed at each other. This isn't going to end well at all. Not unless something changes soon.
You dont know aything about Germany.Far right/left and islamic extremists are a minority in Germany. Their numbers can be compared to those of KKK in USA. They have as much influence on anything as Westboro Baptist Church has,which is zero to none. There is already 1.5 million Turks (muslims) living in Germany,and they have been living there for decades without problem. Stop spreading your childish doomsday prophecies. Quit reading daily heil,stop listening to Glen Beck and quit watching Fox News. Come to Germany and see it for yourself.
originally posted by: ErrorErrorError
a reply to: Vroomfondel
What quote man ? You are losing it
originally posted by: Vroomfondel
originally posted by: ErrorErrorError
a reply to: Vroomfondel
What quote man ? You are losing it
You quoted me as saying this, "Far right and far left extremists in Germany and Islamist extremists, all growing more and more willing to use violence".
Quoted. " " Quotation marks. You quoted me, and I quoted Hans-Georg Maassen, Germany's Domestic Intelligence Chief. Quoted. Quote. " "
Troll and off topic.
Germany's Domestic Intelligence Chief
originally posted by: ErrorErrorError
originally posted by: Vroomfondel
originally posted by: Ancient Champion
a reply to: Vroomfondel
Yep and it's only going to get worse.
For right and far left extremists in Germany and Islamist extremists, all growing more and more willing to use violence as a means to an end, all pointed at each other. This isn't going to end well at all. Not unless something changes soon.
You dont know aything about Germany.Far right/left and islamic extremists are a minority in Germany. Their numbers can be compared to those of KKK in USA. They have as much influence on anything as Westboro Baptist Church has,which is zero to none. There is already 1.5 million Turks (muslims) living in Germany,and they have been living there for decades without problem. Stop spreading your childish doomsday prophecies. Quit reading daily heil,stop listening to Glen Beck and quit watching Fox News. Come to Germany and see it for yourself.
originally posted by: PublicOpinion
a reply to: Vroomfondel
Germany's Domestic Intelligence Chief
Atomrofl.
His predecessor got fired because he managed to destroy important data, which actually escalated the whole NSU-scandal rather quickly. What makes you think that guy could make a difference now? Power corrupts and ultimate power tends to corrupt ultimately.
You accuse others being Troll_ish but keep spitting the lies from my glorious government as ultimate truth? Deny ignorance much, do we? Funny times.
originally posted by: intrptr
originally posted by: ErrorErrorError
originally posted by: Vroomfondel
originally posted by: Ancient Champion
a reply to: Vroomfondel
Yep and it's only going to get worse.
For right and far left extremists in Germany and Islamist extremists, all growing more and more willing to use violence as a means to an end, all pointed at each other. This isn't going to end well at all. Not unless something changes soon.
You dont know aything about Germany.Far right/left and islamic extremists are a minority in Germany. Their numbers can be compared to those of KKK in USA. They have as much influence on anything as Westboro Baptist Church has,which is zero to none. There is already 1.5 million Turks (muslims) living in Germany,and they have been living there for decades without problem. Stop spreading your childish doomsday prophecies. Quit reading daily heil,stop listening to Glen Beck and quit watching Fox News. Come to Germany and see it for yourself.
Well said. Extremists want to fan the flames of hatred, pretending everyone thanks like they do.
Where did he say their numbers are growing ? Stop placing lies.1400 braindead rightwing hardliners protesting wont start a civil war ffs. Stop exaggerating in order to further your hateful agenda.
originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: Vroomfondel
Where did he say their numbers are growing ? Stop placing lies.1400 braindead rightwing hardliners protesting wont start a civil war ffs. Stop exaggerating in order to further your hateful agenda.
What he said.
Maassen spoke as Germany expects up to one million migrants this year, and after protests against refugee homes and clashes with police again rocked several towns at the weekend, mostly in the former communist East Germany.
Police and soldiers guarded two buses carrying about 100 migrants Saturday night to a shelter in the town of Niederau, in the eastern Saxony state, after right-wing protesters had rallied at the site, a former supermarket, since Friday.
More than 1,000 people also demonstrated against refugees in several towns in the eastern state of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania Friday, including in coastal Stralsund where three people were wounded in clashes with counter-protesters.
In the eastern city of Leipzig, the right-wing rally "Offensive for Germany", organised by a local anti-Islam activist with about 400 marchers, sparked a larger left-wing counter-protest that police said drew more than 1,000 activists.
In the ensuing street clashes, the rival groups hurled rocks and fireworks at each other.
In the western city of Bremen unknown persons attempted to set fire to a tent set to house refugees from October.
This year alone has seen 22 arson attacks against would-be or existing refugee shelters, said Maassen, whose service is called the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution.
Berlin (AFP) - A record influx of refugees to Germany has cast an ugly spotlight on its formerly communist east, which has been rocked by a disproportionate wave of racist protests and hate crimes.
Small towns such as Heidenau and Freital have earned nationwide notoriety as neo-Nazis and angry residents have hurled abuse at people fleeing war and misery -- and rocks at police sent to protect those seeking a safe haven.
Arson attacks against refugee shelters, and swastikas scrawled on their walls, have brought back dark memories of xenophobic violence that flared at the time of Germany's reunification a quarter-century ago.
In the far-right hotspot state of Saxony, the upsurge of violence now threatens "an economic disaster if hatred of foreigners destroys the image of a Saxony that is modern and open to the world," its economy minister Martin Dulig warned on Wednesday.
- 'No east-west conflict' -
Chancellor Angela Merkel -- who grew up in the East -- has vowed "no tolerance" against racists, but she ducked the regional question Monday by saying: "I don't want to turn this into an east-west conflict."
The data, however, has painted a disturbing picture -- of all racist attacks recorded by the government last year, 47 percent were in the east, home to just 17 percent of Germany's population.
And of the 202 known violent attacks against refugee shelters in the first half of this year, 42 took place in Saxony alone.
www.govtech.com...
Lawmakers are scrambling to fix a problem that could result in Idaho driver's license holders being denied entry to federal facilities nationwide by the end of the year.
The issue arose last week, when the Idaho National Laboratory began enforcing the REAL ID Act.
Consequently, Idaho licenses and ID cards can no longer be used to gain entry to nuclear power plants, to restricted portions of the Homeland Security headquarters building or - as of Jan. 19 - to INL and certain other federal facilities (see related story, at right).
Beginning in October, that prohibition extends to all secure federal facilities, including military bases, research labs, federal courts and the White House. Starting no sooner than 2016, Idaho licenses also won't be valid for boarding commercial airline flights, which are federally regulated.
at the Nashville Scene (considered a far-Left publication) entitled: As Nashville’s immigrant population grows, Metro public schools are straining at the seams that just came in this morning and will leave it to you to read.
The Nashville public school system is deteriorating as it struggles to educate students speaking 38 languages (we have actually seen some school systems with more than that number of languages) and who come from impoverished immigrant homes, while Nashville citizens who can afford it, are pulling their kids out of the public schools.
refugeeresettlementwatch.wordpress.com...]/ex]
Others, including Allen West, pick up Nashville schools to teach Arabic
originally posted by: Hyperia
Triple debt, slavery. You'll learn the hard way and I'm gonna enjoy watching it
Small towns such as Heidenau and Freital have earned nationwide notoriety as neo-Nazis and angry residents have hurled abuse at people fleeing war and misery -- and rocks at police sent to protect those seeking a safe haven.