And how the banksters play.
D.
On 14/08/2012 10:34 PM, Keith Hudson wrote:
It certainly is scarey. From west to east across northern and middle
Europe neo-nazi groups are growing in all countries, their nastiness
in almost direct proportion to how left-wing (and thus how open to
illegal immigration) their governments have been in the last 30/40
years or so (think Norway and Breivik).
The only two exceptions are at the extremities -- Russia and Northern
Ireland. In both Moscow and Belfast you will walk all day without
seeing a single black face, whether Indian, Middle-Eastern or African.
In Russia, its extreme neo-nazi party is thus not aimed at the
non-existent immigrants but at its own government (though for the same
underlying reason -- insufficient jobs for the young). In Northern
Ireland there is no neo-nazi party because it has two nasty parties
already which hate each other. The one, the Protestant Orange Order,
essentially dates back a century to Lloyd George's stupid decision to
divide the island of Ireland into two parts. The other, the Irish
Republican Army (and its present-day successor, the Real IRA), dates
back half a century or so, to around Bloody Sunday, 1972, when (to
quote Wikipedia) ". . . 26 unarmed civil-rights
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki//wiki/Civil_rights_movement#Civil_rights_movement_in_Northern_Ireland>
protesters and bystanders were shot by soldiers of the British Army
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki//wiki/British_Army>. Thirteen males,
seven of whom were teenagers, died immediately or soon after, while
the death of another man four-and-a-half months later was attributed
to the injuries he received on that day." (The politicians on both
sides are just beginning to work together in a ramshackle form of NI
devolved government, but the 12ft high steel walls between some
Protestant and Catholic areas of Londonderry still remain.)
Because Western governments have well-nigh destroyed the bank-note
monetary system (and banks continued the job in the financial sector),
and because politicians of both the left and the right haven't the
least idea how to mend the 2007/8 break in the 200-years old Great
Consumer Goods Chain then we (in Western Europe) can only expect more
trouble. As I write, riots are going on in Paris which are reminiscent
of the three-day looting and arson of 12 months ago in London. Madrid
is only just getting over a bout of it last week.
Keith
At 14:14 14/08/2012, Mike G wrote:
http://edition.cnn.com/video/?hpt=hp_mid#/video/world/2012/08/13/german-neo
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nazi-group.cnn
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