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European News and Poland Thread - part 4


jon357  76 | 25287
11 Oct 2025   #901
The banks, however, should be state-owned

Or mutually owned, by members/customers. Some are, however privately owned ones have bigger marketing budgets.
Przelotnyptak1  - | 941
11 Oct 2025   #902
Nothing new from you, Jon; you always choose extreme examples, which is not a healthy way to argue.
OP Novichok  8 | 11365
11 Oct 2025   #903
What we hope for is balance.

Financially, the US is in an avalanche mode. Only a gov default can stop it.

Between gov, corp, and private...we are talking about 60 trillion dollar debt and 3 trillion in interest that is being added every year to the 60.

In 2024, approximately 1.73 million vehicles were repossessed in the U.S., a 16% increase from the prior year and the highest level since 2009

Don't you love that American prosperity...

Take the plastic away from them and this pyramid will be crashing down in weeks...
Torq  21 | 2008
11 Oct 2025   #904
Or mutually owned, by members/customers.

You're making a lot of sense, Jonno. Abandon your marxist ways, repent of your sins, and join my Roman Catholic social revolution.

We have similar aims to marxists but God is on our side (so it will be significantly easier for us to achieve our goals).
jon357  76 | 25287
11 Oct 2025   #905
marxist

Who's a Marxist?

marxists but God

The teachings have quite a lot in common, however essentially Christianity is closer to Socialism and Islam.
OP Novichok  8 | 11365
11 Oct 2025   #906
Who's a Marxist?

The current and the last pope...
Torq  21 | 2008
11 Oct 2025   #907
Who's a Marxist?

I thought you were.

Christianity is closer to Socialism and Islam

Imagine if all socialists, Christians and Muslims all over the world joined their forces against usury, greed and exploitation! The rich would have to spend not insignificant part of their wealth on diapers.
jon357  76 | 25287
11 Oct 2025   #908
you

No, a Socialist.

joined their forces against usury, greed and exploitation

Now you're beginning to get it. It isn't an accident that the slogan of the Workers' Movement is "united w est and, divided we fall".
Torq  21 | 2008
11 Oct 2025   #909
@jon357

Look what I found...



... people in the richest country of the world working two jobs and still struggling financially?

The numbers don't lie - millions of people now work more than one job just to survive. Wages haven't kept up with rising costs, rent keeps climbing, and inflation has made even the basics harder to afford. (...)This isn't just about statistics - it's about real lives, real struggles, and a system that no longer guarantees stability even when you work hard.

The time has come for a Great Catholic Socialist Muslim Revolution. Now, we need a good
slogan
for that. *hmmmm*
jon357  76 | 25287
11 Oct 2025   #910
people in the richest country of the world working two jobs and still struggling financially?

Sadly, the gap between rich and poor is large, and a certain class of people are very good indeed at taking it all for themselves.

They even opposed free compulsory education. It frightened them to think that their servants may one day be able to read and think critically.
OP Novichok  8 | 11365
11 Oct 2025   #911
... people in the richest country of the world working two jobs and still struggling financially?

It's actually very simple to explain:

1. Migrants competing at the bottom

2. Immigrants competing in the middle

3. Factory jobs gone

4. Gov pensions bankrupting cities and states

5. Automation and AI competing with humans

6. 2 workers supporting 1 retiree

7. People living longer

Did I miss anything?

They even opposed free compulsory education.

Who opposes free education?

Do you support gender studies and how a man can become a woman?

Is this "education" or indoctrination?
Torq  21 | 2008
11 Oct 2025   #912
They even opposed free compulsory education.

Scandalous.

Let's remember that the Catholic Church was the precursor of free and compulsory education in Europe long before modern nation-states institutionalized it. Many poor children were taught without fees as a charitable duty...

Every cathedral should appoint a teacher to instruct the clerics and the poor gratis (free of charge).

... but even before the Third Lateran council there were parish schools, and let's not forget the Carolingian Reform (7th and 8th century).

Your words only confirm my statement that the rich are enemies of God (not all of them, of course, but overwhelming majority). This seals their fate.

It's actually very simple

Most of these points are true for Poland as well but if a Pole works two jobs, then there's no way he's struggling with basic needs. What happened to America???
jon357  76 | 25287
11 Oct 2025   #913
Church was the precursor of free and compulsory education

Religious groups were.

Never forget that one of the things that took the wind out of Pope Benedict's sails is that we may be very close (and closer by the day) to the Mystery of Iniquity. RC priests have long been forbidden to speculate openly on any specific ideas they may have about this, however there are worrying trends emerging at the moment.
Torq  21 | 2008
11 Oct 2025   #914
the Mystery of Iniquity (...) there are worrying trends emerging at the moment

You have my undivided attention. Tell me more.
OP Novichok  8 | 11365
11 Oct 2025   #915
What happened to America???

All of the above ... listed in 911...caused by one fatal defect in the US Constitution...

The writers forgot to include: All elected positions, one term and out.
mafketis  43 | 11878
11 Oct 2025   #916
European migration policy is broken.... point #592

The Taliban sells death threats that Afghans can use to dupe the slobbering idiots in charge of British migration policy to give them asylum....

x.com/Telegraph/status/1976605101994185179

Unsustainable and wildly dysfunctional and European politicians refuse to do anything....
OP Novichok  8 | 11365
12 Oct 2025   #917
Unsustainable and wildly dysfunctional and European politicians refuse to do anything....

You are lying.

The UK and other Euro countries are democracies where people choose those they like.
OP Novichok  8 | 11365
19 Oct 2025   #918
This is Europe today...Quoting:

Money to finance the war in Ukraine, Money offered to Algeria, Money to host migrants, Money to increase the number of useless civil servants, Money given to the EU but ruins the French industry ... etc etc etc ...

But to protect the French people? None. To protect the churches (they belong to the state)? None, we even know why so many of them burn... etc etc etc ...

The Louvres' security is obsolete ... but to promote Gay rights is what the government is interested in, that is only what they can do because the real power is in Brussels.

France is sinking and the UK is just one step behind for the same reason.


But when Trump brings the feds to deal with anarchy...well... he is a tyrant, or course...

Memo to Euros: Please die before you can drag us with you, azzholes...
OP Novichok  8 | 11365
21 Oct 2025   #919
I knew it would end up like this...

Every preventable stupidity starts with that moronic DEI shlt and is helped by women who hate toxic masculinity with guns...

Guards with guns??? We can't have that here...It's a museum, not an army base...goes an idiot...Quoting:

The Louvre's head of security has been accused of being a diversity hire who put France's national treasures at risk, following the shocking heist of Napoleonic jewelry over the weekend.

Last year, Dominique Buffin, 46, was hired as the Louvre's first female security chief by Laurence Des Cars, the museum's first female director.

But Buffin, who has worked with the police and at France's ministry of culture, was accused of being hired as part of a 'feminisation policy'.


To make these two morons feel better, let's assume that the stolen goods will pay for a gender-afirming surgery.
...
mafketis  43 | 11878
22 Oct 2025   #920
The latest migrant ourage in Ireland is about a 26 year old African raping a 10 year old girl in state care (sort of...).

Weirdly, although he's been charged supposedly his name and nationality can't be released because.... reasons and hand waiving.

And... he was supposed to leave the country by March and it's not clear why he would still be there.

The Irish model seems to be failing...
OP Novichok  8 | 11365
22 Oct 2025   #921
The Irish model seems to be failing...

Not according to the foreign garbage aka migrants...To them, the Irish is a raving success...

Not as raving as the British model, but still raving...
Joker  2 | 2648
23 Oct 2025   #922
The Louvre's head of security has been accused of being a diversity hire who put France's national treasures at risk

Thats hilarous! Well, you get what you pay for..... Look at this photo of London


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OP Novichok  8 | 11365
23 Oct 2025   #923
Look at this photo of London

Discrimination!!!

Where the fvck are the flags for the schizos, bipolars, blind, deaf, retards, cripples, TDSs, necrophiliacs, kleptos, democrats, gays for Palestine...

Did I miss anyone? If I did...my sincere apologies...
mafketis  43 | 11878
25 Oct 2025   #924
Germany's success is a dead woman in the UK

Good job Germany! You sure know how to determine who deserves residency!

x.com/visegrad24/status/1981734804493042076

I'm still waiting for an explanation about how following asylum/refugee regulations created decades ago is sustainable today. And all I get is silence and/or grim announcements that nothing can be done and there is no problem....

This is one of, if not the, most important issue in Europe and western Europeans can't be arsed to do anything.
Bratwurst Boy  9 | 12590
25 Oct 2025   #925
and western Europeans can't be arsed to do anything.

....but then asking innocently why the righ extremists are winning everwhere....
Ironside  53 | 13894
25 Oct 2025   #926
the righ extremists

What right extreme? Incompetent or malicious liberal elites are the new fascists. What right do they have to label other people?
From Poland's point of view (not our trash in charge) Adf could be a good potential partner. Work out a good cooperation pattern through thorough, detailed negotiations would be beneficial for both countries.
Bratwurst Boy  9 | 12590
25 Oct 2025   #927
What right do they have to label other people?

The same old reason everywhere....fear to lose power!

Adf could be a good potential partner.

Would be only logical, wouldn't it! Both patriotic, nationalist parties...putting the natives of their countries first.

Thing is, that's the old problem of patriotic, nationalist, "our people first" kind of parties....what works well inside, doesn't work well outside...such parties are bad at foreign friendships and diplomacy and all that stuff.

A german nationalist party won't be seen as the #1 friend by a polish nationalist party...that the leftists always do better, for them "internationalism" is part of their DNA!
OP Novichok  8 | 11365
25 Oct 2025   #928
most important issue in Europe

Westerm Europe is a dead man walking, but not according to PF LGBTs and the bootlickers like Atch and Barney.

I have been always in favor of shooting migrants before they cross the border. All it would take is a dozen, and the next million would reconsider.

Trump (I am so proud of you, man) showed the way. "We just kill 'em..." Perfect.
Ironside  53 | 13894
25 Oct 2025   #929
A German nationalist party won't be seen as the #1 friend by a Polish nationalist party..

It is not about friendship but about interests. Currently, the German nation's interest is in maintaining an excellent relationship with Poland. Additionally, if Germany doesn't pursue old imperialistic or Prussian policies toward Poland (centuries of experience) and finds a new way to cooperate, it would be mutually beneficial. After all, China has outperformed you economically (learning technology and improving it), and Russia tricked you too, trying to pull you into something shady..

Ultimately, the choice is in Berlin's hands.
Bratwurst Boy  9 | 12590
25 Oct 2025   #930
It is not about friendship but about interests.

Sure....but friendship, or at least a little sympathy, would help alot with aligning interests!

For Poland and Germany its still going a long, hard way....with Russia always in the shadow, waiting....its never going to be easy.


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