Meanwhile in Europe...

a reply to: earthling42

I said doublethink, not hypocrisy. You yourself showed perplexity about the uncertainty or hesitation of your government, if I understood you correctly.

Edited to add: States are powers, so don't hurry to pin moral values on politics.

a reply to: intrptr
It wasn't quite a matter of petty hindrance, it was a political matter. As I understand it the diplomats were sent to rally people - I am curious how many countries would allow foreign diplomats or individuals to enter their borders for the sole purpose of revolution, of sorts?

A recent matter happened here of some similarity -
Canadians refused at border for desiring to join Women's March. It seems rather silly, but all the same, allowing foreigners to protest or spread propaganda seems silly too.

Berlusconi tells pulic: No taxes on housing and cars. Indeed there should be taxed on lies!

Europe is screwed, it is being invaded

Nah, it's self inflicted invasion. It's more like, the EU wants cheap labor because the bankers are missing one ring in the chain of reality. They think power comes from the markets. Power in reality comes from will, and from the barrel of a gun. Who holds the biggest and baddest gun and the strongest will, holds power!

Dutch Royals collaboration with nazi Germany in WW2 while the country was bombed by german planes and invaded by German racist degenerates is a great indication of the generalized agreement among European elites against the people which has been ongoing ever since.