Dustwalker X
317 posts
White guy obsessed with Arabia. You don't see that as much anymore. Have globalization and mass immigration killed this archetype?
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@KinderheimRune shocked how many say it was for self gain. it was neither obvious that the allie’s would win decisively or that America would so throughly dominate Europe afterwards in 1943
Far too much of this at @Wimbledon this year. Stop it. It’s naff.
JUST IN: Piles of garbage from Taylor Swift’s wedding have sold out, after being listed for $25/bag.
Strange how the USA imported Muslims instead of Vikings. At least the Vikings could build something and assimilate to Christian civilization
A quick reminder of how a proper nation stops communism from spreading.
Fair-play : les Bleus réconfortent Achraf Hakimi et les Lions de l'Atlas après leur magnifique parcours. 🇲🇦🤝🇫🇷
Once dismantled Jewish Israel and replaced it with Muslim Palestine, the organizing group -- The Women Sanctuary -- will reclaim al-Andalus (Spain) and the Emirate of Sicily (Italy). Turkey, Qatar, New York City and Al-Jazeera are not done with you, Crusader Christian Europe.
From December: "But in secret, the Central Intelligence Agency and the U.S. military, with his blessing, supercharged a Ukrainian campaign of drone strikes on Russian oil facilities and tankers to hobble Mr. Putin’s war machine... As the campaign began to show results, Mr. Ratcliffe discussed it with Mr. Trump. The president seemed to listen to him; they had a frequent Sunday tee time. According to U.S. officials, Mr. Trump praised America’s surreptitious role in these blows to Russia’s energy industry. They gave him deniability and leverage, he told Mr. Ratcliffe, as the Russian president continued to “jerk him off.” The energy strikes would come to cost the Russian economy as much as $75 million a day, according to one U.S. intelligence estimate. The C.I.A. would also be authorized to assist with Ukrainian drone strikes on “shadow fleet” vessels in the Black Sea and the Mediterranean. Gas lines would start forming across Russia." nytimes.com/interactive/20…
The EU of 15 member states would still be markedly better than today's EU. That said, given where we are now, the best option is to preserve the status quo while restoring national sovereignty. Foreign policy, defence spending, public deficits, and similar issues should ultimately be decided by each country's own people, not imposed from above.
French President Macron in Damascus: We want the French-speaking Christian schools in Syria that the former regime forced to close to reopen.
