Trump turns his back on NATO after they leave US waiting

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President Trump just dropped a massive truth bomb on Tuesday, guys, basically telling NATO to pound sand because the United States doesn't need their so-called "help" in taking down the terrorist regime in Iran. And honestly, can you blame him? 

After most of these alliance members chickened out and refused to join the military operation, Trump laid it out plain and simple.

"The United States has been informed by most of our NATO 'Allies' that they don't want to get involved with our Military Operation against the Terrorist Regime of Iran, in the Middle East, this, despite the fact that almost every Country strongly agreed with what we are doing, and that Iran cannot, in any way, shape, or form, be allowed to have a Nuclear Weapon," Trump wrote on Truth Social.

This comes right after he called on the world to step up and help secure the Strait of Hormuz — you know, that tiny little choke point where one-fifth of the planet's oil flows through. He warned on Sunday that if NATO didn't pitch in to open it up, they'd face a “very bad” future. Classic Trump: he tells it like it is.

"I am not surprised by their action, however, because I always considered NATO, where we spend Hundreds of Billions of Dollars per year protecting these same Countries, to be a one way street — We will protect them, but they will do nothing for us, in particular, in a time of need," Trump said.

Look, this is what we've been saying for years on the show. NATO's been a freeloader club for decades. We foot the bill, we provide the muscle, and when it's go-time against actual terrorists who want nukes, suddenly everyone's got excuses. Pathetic.

But here's the best part: despite zero backup from these "allies," Trump says we're done even asking. The U.S. has already crushed Iran's military: navy, air force, you name it,  they've been decimated.

"Because of the fact that we have had such Military Success, we no longer 'need,' or desire, the NATO Countries' assistance — WE NEVER DID! Likewise, Japan, Australia, or South Korea," Trump said. "In fact, speaking as President of the United States of America, by far the Most Powerful Country Anywhere in the World, WE DO NOT NEED THE HELP OF ANYONE!"

BOOM! That's American strength right there. We're the most powerful nation on Earth, and we don't beg for handouts from countries we've been carrying on our backs.

Meanwhile, Iran's mullahs are still whining about keeping the Strait closed, so Trump even floated asking China to help police it. And get this: European Union foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said Monday they're "discussing" potential actions because, surprise, it's in Europe's interest to keep the oil flowing. 

Too little, too late, Kaja.

Oil prices spiked since Operation Epic Fury kicked off on February 28. Brent crude blew past $100 a barrel Tuesday, and the national average for gas hit $3.79 a gallon, up from $2.91 a month ago. But Trump already addressed that: destroying Iran's nuclear program is worth every penny at the pump. 

This is what winning looks like, folks. America first, no apologies, and no more getting played by so-called allies who disappear when the going gets tough.

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France Reels Under a Tide of Antisemitic Outrage

France, that cradle of enlightenment, now finds itself submerged in a rising flood of anti-Semitic vitriol, a grim reminder that the oldest hatreds never truly fade. The Jewish community, battered yet resilient, stands appalled at the surge of hostility targeting their institutions, their faith, and their very existence. This is no mere flare-up of prejudice; it is a calculated assault on the soul of a nation that once prided itself on liberty and fraternity.

In recent days, France has been convulsed by a series of anti-Semitic incidents, each more brazen than the last, despite the government’s impotent attempts to bolster security around Jewish sites following last month’s anti-Semitic shooting in Washington, DC. The Jewish community, weary of platitudes, now demands action, not words, as the specter of violence looms ever larger.

On Friday, in the Normandy town of Deauville, Rabbi Eli Lemel, a towering figure in French Jewry, was set upon by three s**t-faced thugs. At 3:30 pm, they descended upon him, fists raining blows to his stomach, their mouths spewing anti-Semitic slurs. 

According to local police, no arrests have been made, a fact that speaks volumes about the state’s faltering resolve. Rabbi Lemel, undaunted, called for spiritual fortitude in the face of this growing malice. “I’m deeply moved by the outpouring of support following the attack. 

Thank God, I’m okay,” he wrote on X. “I was struck and verbally abused in a language I didn’t understand.” His words carry the weight of a man who knows that silence is complicity.

In another grotesque display, a 21-year-old man, already known to authorities for prior offenses, scaled a synagogue in Conflans-Sainte-Honorine, tore down an Israeli flag, and attempted to set it ablaze. The suspect, reportedly intoxicated, confessed to his crime, now facing charges of trespassing in a place of worship, theft by climbing, and causing damage to property on religious grounds. 

One wonders what emboldens such acts if not the creeping normalization of hatred in a society too timid to confront it.

The mayor of Poissy, Sandrine Dos Santos, offered her support, declaring, “[my] solidarity, as well as that of the city, toward the Jewish community directly targeted by these unacceptable antisemitic acts.” She added, “Faced with the increase in violence, our commitment against discrimination remains unwavering and will not waver. We repeat it loud and clear: no form of racism or rejection of others has a place in Poissy.” 

Stirring words, but one cannot help but question their efficacy when the streets tell a different story. It's the old "my heart goes out to them, yadda yadda."

The desecration continued unabated. In southeastern France, near Antibes, three Serbs were apprehended, suspected of defacing Jewish community buildings in Paris with green paint, an act now probed as possible foreign interference. 

Last weekend, the Paris Holocaust Memorial, three synagogues, and a Jewish restaurant were similarly vandalized, the green paint a grotesque signature of contempt. The French government, to its credit, denounced the acts, but denunciations alone do not stem the tide, action does, action with strength.

On Monday, an elementary school in Lyon, unconnected to the Jewish community, was torched and defaced with anti-Semitic and pro-Palestinian slogans, alongside the chilling emblem of the swastika. The fire, mercifully confined to outdoor bathrooms, caused minimal damage, but the graffiti, scrawled across three classrooms, reveals a deeper rot. Local police are investigating the motive, as if the intent were not plain as day, but they'll get down to the bottom of it. Gee, what could it possibly be?

Yonathan Arfi, president of the Representative Council of Jewish Institutions of France (CRIF), minced no words: “The Palestinian cause is used as justification for burning down a school,” he declared, noting that the “Nazification of Israel serves as fuel for crass antisemitism.” 

In a searing post on X, he added, “When a populist pro-Palestinian narrative is allowed to take hold, it is French Jews who ultimately pay the price. The twisted use of the Palestinian cause is turning into a rallying cry of hatred against both Jews and the Republic itself.” His words cut through the fog of moral equivocation, exposing the ugly truth: a cause, however noble in origin, has been hijacked to fuel a vendetta against an entire people.

This contagion is obviously not confined to France. Across Europe, the same poison spreads. 

On Monday, a Jewish cemetery in a Belgrade suburb was desecrated, headstones defiled in the second such incident in Serbia in recent weeks. The pattern is unmistakable: a resurgent anti-Semitism, cloaked in modern grievances, threatens to unravel the fragile threads of civility.

France, and indeed Europe, stands at a crossroads. The Jewish community, voicing “deep concern,” sees these acts not as isolated but as part of a broader surge in hostility. They are right to do so, for when a society permits the vilification of one group, it sows the seeds of its own destruction. 

The question is not whether France will act, but whether it will act before the hatred consumes what remains of its moral credibility.

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EU funding $11 million for Qur'an contributions and Islam regarding European civilization and perhaps its overthrow

Angry that some guy used a Koran as a doorstop

The European Union is forking over $11,000,000 to study the period of 1150 to 1850, a time when Islam had as much influence on European civilization as a fly on the butt of a camel, except for the, you know, constant threat to Europe's existence. Rather than spending the money on exploring ways of alleviating Islamic violence perpetrated on all things unIslamic, the EU would rather capitulate and hope the alligator eats them last.

“‘The European Qu’ran [sic]’: Falsifying European History With Funding from the EU,” by Hélène de Lauzun, European Conservative, April 16, 2025:

The European Union is preparing to provide €10 million in funding for a scientific research project aimed at highlighting the contribution of the Qu’ran [sic] and the Muslim religion to European civilisation. The influence of the Muslim Brotherhood is evident behind this undertaking.

The objective of this programme, entitled ‘The European Qur’an,’ the idea of which was launched six years ago and which is due to last until 2026, is to “challenge traditional perceptions of the Qur’anic text and well-established ideas about European religious and cultural identities” through traveling exhibitions, conferences, and book publications. The starting point of the project’s initiators is that the influence of Islam on European culture is greatly underestimated. “Our project is built on the conviction that the Qur’an has played an important role in the formation of medieval and early modern European religious diversity and identity and continues to do so,” reads the website homepage. The project aims to cover a chronological span of seven hundred years, from 1150 to 1850, from the Iberian Peninsula to Hungary.

But why don't we take a little look at how the Qur'an [aka Koran] has enlightened the world in ways it hasn't seen since the Dark Ages.

Love thy neighbor has been a Judeo-Christian precept long before Islam was brought here by Mohammed, the so called prophet of Islam and a man who married a 6-year-old Ayisha but was descent enough to wait 3 years before consummating the marriage.

When Muslims become your neighbor, be you Christian, Jew, Hindu or atheist, you can bet they're going to show their love in the methods  described in Islamic scripture:

Koran 2:191 "Slay the unbelievers wherever you find them."

Koran 3:28 "Muslims must not take the infidels as friends."
Koran 3:85 "Any religion other than Islam is not acceptable."
Koran 5:33 "Maim and crucify the infidels if they criticize Islam."
Koran 8:12 "Terrorize and behead those who believe in scriptures other than the Koran."
Koran 8:60 "Muslims must muster all weapons to terrorize the infidels.'
Koran 8:65 "The unbelievers are stupid; urge the Muslims to fight them."
Koran 9:5 "When opportunity arises kill the infidels wherever you find them."
Koran 9:30 "The Jews and Christians are perverts, fight them."
Koran 9:123 "Make war on the infidels living in your neighborhood."
Koran 22:19 "Punish the unbelievers with garments of fire, hooked iron rods, boiling water, melt their skin and bellies.
Koran 47:4 "Do not hanker for peace with the infidels; behead them when you catch them."

But while religious tolerance is not their strong point, Islam is tolerant of most lifestyles not associated with religious beliefs, except when it comes to women:

A hadith in Sahih Muslim, Book 20, Number 4635 (and similar narrations), where it's mentioned that if a Muslim man is killed by a woman, he would not be considered a martyr. This isn't stating he won't go to heaven but specifically that he won't be termed a martyr in the context of jihad.

Okay, speaking about women in Islam, what happens when a woman goes to paradise? 

Glad you asked. When a Muslima dies, paradise for her includes eternal joy and peace. The peace part is obvious because dead people don't have problems, but the joy part includes her dwelling in gardens with rivers, free from pain, hardship or sorrow, so there's no excuse for kfetching [complaining], (Koran 2:25, 9:72). Thus they will have complete contentment and closeness to Allah while their husbands enjoy 72 beautiful virgins.

Jannah [heaven] also offers exquisite houses, silk clothing, ornaments and loads of fruits and drinks (Koran 22:23, 76:21). Women, even the not so beautiful ones and even those who look like something the slave dragged in, will have beauty and adornments that go beyond the expensive stuff you get on Earth.

The women will also be reunited with dead loved ones, such as their martyred kids, parents or spouse, if they're lucky like them to make it to the big show (Koran 52:21).

Finally, women who enter Jannah, will derive the greatest pleasure of all time: getting Allah's approval and perhaps even getting to check him out with their own eyes. (Koran 75:22-23, Hadith in Sahih Muslim). 

This reward is for all believers, but depends on Allah's schedule for when he is not killing infidels, especially the, you know, Jews.

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So while the so called European Koran makes a case for Islam's contribution ot Europe, the hard cold facts can be delineated in such things as the Crusades, the calls for violence in the Koran, especially against the Jews, but not limited to them, their misogynistic rhetoric and having women as less than second class citizens, but more along the lines of possessions. 

Killing in the name of Islam for every slight argument against the ideology, kind of says it all about the religion of peace. 

And don't get me started on gays, lesbians and transgender people.

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EU's top anti-Semite has head up his nether regions: accuses Israel of 'creating' and 'financing' Hamas

The European Union's top dog Josep Borrell accused Israel of being suicidal by having "created" and "financed" the organization that wants to destroy them. Somehow this makes perfect sense to him.

Borrell probably thinks the Holocaust is a myth, 911 was an inside job, the moon landing was faked, and Joe Biden is a genius.

Seriously, Borrell is without a doubt an anti-Zionist/anti-Semite who wants us to believe that Israel is suicidal after Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that he is opposed to the creation of a Palestinian state. Bibi was criticized by the Biden administration, which is calling for a "two-state solution," in spite of the fact that Hamas and the Palestinian Authority have never agreed to the idea, even after Israel agreed to go along with it just to maintain peace.

"We believe that a two-state solution must be imposed from outside to bring peace. Although, I insist, Israel is reaffirming its refusal (of this solution), and to prevent it they have gone so far as to create Hamas themselves," Borrell said. "Hamas has been financed by the Israeli government to try to weaken the Palestinian Authority of Fatah.

Yes, Israel is now refusing to go for a "two-state solution" because it's very clear that the Palestinian Authority, Hamas and the Palestinian people want genocide. 

Of course not every person in so called Palestine wants every Jew "from the river to the sea" dead, along with the rest of the 15 million Jews in the world, but about 70 percent do, and that's an incredibly large number of anti-Semitic, genocidal, Koran-thumping Muslims. 

Borrell went on with his balderdash: "But if we do not intervene strongly, the spiral of hate and violence will continue from generation to generation, from funeral to funeral, as the seeds of hatred that are being sown in Gaza today flourish," he added in Spanish at the U of Valladolid ["GO BULL SLINGERS!"].

The spirit of hate and violence, as Borrell calls it, began in full swing when Hamas invaded Israel on October 7 and went on a Jew-killing slaughter spree. So please don't pee on our legs and tell us it's raining, Borrell. 

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Top guy in Palestinian group calls for 'defeat of America' as Biden pretends he didn't hear it

"I zoh semzican the brather midder, Jack."

Alleged President Joe Biden is like the old man who yells at the television knowing it's safe and the bad guy on the tube can't do anything to him. 

A top coordinator of a terrorist-linked pro-Palestinian organization threatened the U.S. and called for its “defeat,” but two weeks later the Biden administration has yet to respond.

Mohammed Khatib, one of the unwashed leaders of Palestinian activist organization Samidoun, and a guy with a most guessable first name, called for the "defeat" of the US and the EU at a protest outside an EU parliament meeting in Brussels in late October. 

Khatib's organization has links to a top Palestinian so-called resistance group known to use terrorism tactics, according to a prior DCNF investigation. Some experts wonder why the US has said nothing about Samidoun and believe we have neglected our due diligence regarding terrorism.

“Defeating Israel means defeating the U.S. Defeating Israel means defeating Canada, these settlements that exist on the backs of the indigenous people and black people,” Khatib, the Samidoun’s Europe coordinator, said on Oct. 29.

Khatib [his friends call him Mo] provided the keynote remarks at the March for Liberation and Return that orgasmically ended in calls before the European Parliament to free Palestinian terrorists who he referred to as prisoners, and end colonialism and Zionism, according to the organization. Zionism is just a covert way of saying end the Jews.

Khatib is as a member of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP--when pronounced sounds like bovine flatulence), a militant leftist organization dating back to the 1960s, in Palestinian media; the U.S. labeled the PFLP a terrorist organization in 1997 because they kill folks.

Samidoun coordinator Khaled Barakat also serves on the PFLP Central Committee and is “involved with establishing militant cells and motivating terrorist activity in Judea & Samaria and abroad,” Israel’s Ministry of Defense states.

In February 2021, Israel designated Samidoun a terrorist organization, citing its role in fundraising, recruiting and publicity efforts on behalf of the PFLP.

The Biden administration has thus far failed to address Samidoun’s persistence in the U.S. and connections to the PFLP, an oversight experts said fails to take appropriate precautions against terrorism.

“When you begin to think that this is happening in the heart of Europe, and we (the U.S.) continue to be champions of the Palestinian national movement, it certainly seems like at minimum there should be some kind of statement issued to the [Palestinian Authority] on something like this,” Jonathan Schanzer, senior vice president for research and Middle East scholar at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies and former counter-terrorism official in the U.S. Treasury Department, told the DCNF.

“The question is whether the U.S. begins to ask for evidence” of Samidoun’s complicity in terrorist activities “in light of such rhetoric, and whether the U.S. is going to respond in any way,” Schanzer added.

Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network advocates for incarcerated Palestinians around the world, including some imprisoned for attempted or successful terrorist attacks, according to Samidoun’s website. 

One such prisoner is Georges Ibrahim Abdallah, who is jailed in the U.S. for involvement in the 1982 assassinations of Israeli diplomat Yaacov Bar-Siman-Tov and U.S. military attaché Charles Ray.

Samidoun has also staged “Day of Rage” rallies across the North Atlantic, including in the U.S. protesters shouted “Death to America” and “Death to Israel,” some waving flags bearing the insignia of the PFLP.

For some reason, this does not seem to bother Biden and his puppet masters. Perhaps they're listening to Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) about those pesky Zionists.

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“As for designating, organizations are designated for what they do, not what they say,” Shoshana Bryen, president of the Jewish Policy Center, told the DCNF. “So, the protest in Brussels, by itself, is not cause for listing Samidoun.”

However, “If there are links, yes, Samidoun should be listed as well,” she added.

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U.S. warns E.U. against "warning labels" for Jewish-made products

Leading U.S. lawmakers are warning the European Union that if they issue a mandate requiring Jewish products made in areas of Israel that are contested to carry consumer warning labels, this could trigger American anti-boycott laws and effectively jeopardize our trade with Europe, where anti-Semitism is becoming increasingly more overt.

The European Court of Justice (CJEU), a veritable oxymoron to the tune of 'jumbo shrimp', is expected to issue an opinion this week on a long-running case brought forth by an Israeli winery challenging a requirement that Israeli-made products be labeled as coming from "settlements" and "Israeli colonies."

The decision, according to the Washington Free Beacon, is expected to be issued early Tuesday and follows a recent opinion by the EU court's advocate general stipulating that European law requires these Jewish-made products to be labeled. Critics said the law is reminiscent of Nazi-era boycotts of Jewish products and have viewed such requirements as a win for the anti-Semitic Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions movement, or BDS. 

Question: If the EU wants to boycott Israeli products, why aren't they also boycotting Turkish, Venezuelan, Iranian and Jordanian products, just for starters?

Answer: Because the BDS movement is an anti-Semitic, Palestinian-led movement co-founded by Omar Baghouti, a man who has  called for a one state solution and the dismantling of Israel, the only Jewish state on the planet. 

Barghouti attended Tel Aviv University but was overtly anti-Semitic. The school wanted to throw him out but it never happened and he ended up receiving a masters degree in philosophy.

Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ) petitioned EU ambassador to the United States Stavros Lambrinidis to raise concerns about a possible ruling in favor of the warning labels. The Senator said that if the mandate succeeded, it could create policy tension with the United States.

Rep. Juan Vargas (D-CA) sent a letter to U.S. ambassador to the E.U., Gordon Sondland warning that the ruling would lead to discrimination against Israel, but of course, that's exactly the intention.

Sens. Benjamin Cardin (D-MD) and Rob Portman (R-OH) sent a similar letter to U.S. trade representative Robert Lighthizer expressing concerns that the ruling holds Israel to a standard no other country is subjected to, as mentioned above.

The lawmakers also said such a ruling could trigger multiple U.S. anti-boycott laws and damage the nearly $1.3 trillion in trade between America and the E.U.

"The regulation in question is problematic for a number of reasons, including because it targets specific businesses based on the ethnicity and national origin of their owners," Menendez wrote in the letter he sent to Lambrinidis.

"I am deeply concerned that if the CJEU decision empowers the EU to require or allow its Member States to label Israeli and Palestinian products in the manner proposed, it will allow and encourage the politicization of EU rules of origin labeling with potential adverse unintended consequences, including by opening the door to near-unlimited use of ‘ethical considerations' in food labeling which would enable Member State protectionism and nationalism, and be unhelpful for the EU single market," Menendez wrote.

"Additionally, it could facilitate Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) tactics and de facto boycotts and discrimination against Israel, and its products, and potentially lead to discrimination on the basis of ethnicity, religion and nationality, contrary to existing EU policies and laws against BDS campaigns, Israel boycotts and discrimination," the letter states.

A decision mandating the labeling of Jewish goods also would be seen as an effort by the E.U. to interfere in Israeli-Palestinian peace talks.

"The U.S. Federal Government and many U.S. states have enacted strong anti-boycott provisions that impose severe penalties and restrictions on companies that participate in boycotts or other economic pressure campaigns against Israel," Menendez wrote. "If the CJEU decision empowers the EU to mandate or allow Member States to implement such labels which target Israeli businesses and exports there will be serious and far-reaching implications and unintended consequences."

So we will find out soon enough about the decision the EU is expected to make, but with the endemic problem of hatred for the Jews, don't bet on a good outcome.



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EU plans to put warning labels on Israel products

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The European Union plans to put warning labels on Jewish products made in Israel, according to the Jewish Press, [originally reported on the Washington Free Beacon]. It wasn't enough that some in previous generations, who, before and after the Holocaust touted overt anti-Semitism, now Europe's ruling class believe they are justified to espouse the same anti-Semitism via the boycott, divestment and sanction movement (BDS).

But don’t be surprised if the same people who call for BDS continue to use Israeli products and inventions they simply cannot live without, such as WhatsApp, or other Israeli inventions and discoveries.

The EU's decision to mandate warning labels is likely to trigger American anti-boycott laws and cause a slew of litigation, according to the Washington Free Beacon after speaking with multiple sources.

The Advocate General of the European Court of Justice recently issued non-binding opinion arguing that EU law requires Israeli-made products to be labeled as coming from “settlements” and “Israeli colonies.”

The Advocate General needs to read the Old Testament and perhaps understand the notion regarding the spoils of war, the standard held by every country on Earth, but which many countries want to deny the Jewish state.

If you defeat nearly a dozen countries hell-bent on destroying you in a full out war, the territory you held or gained is not an illegal "settlement" or "colony," as the EU pretends it to be; it now belongs to the victorious nation. This has always been the case but seems a hard pill for the Middle East to swallow, even after starting armed conflict with Israel and being defeated.

Israel is being held by a totally different standard and is expected to hand over every inch of land they rightfully won back to terrorist gangs that want to eradicate them.

You know the drill: “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free.” Considering the geography involved between the river and the sea, there would be no Israel if the so-called Palestinians had their way.

Even more outrageous is that the Advocate General who made this decision also decided that products from the same area must be labeled as coming from “Palestine,” a name without a corresponding country.

This is pure anti-Zionist politics and simply a gift to anti-Semites advocating for the support of the BDS movement.

Phot: Jerusalem Post

Labels that say products come from settlements and colonies are not required by any other country on the planet! This is why BDS is obviously anti-Semitic, seeking to apply barriers only to Israel, the only Jewish state on Earth, while never applying the same such barriers to far more malevolent countries such as Venezuela or Iran.

Violent anti-Semitism is on the rise in Europe as massive migration from the Middle East floods the region. But that is only part of the story. Many Western Europe countries have extensive anti-Semitic histories and anti-Semitic sentiment seems to have lost its taboo nature.

France was the first country to mandate Israeli businesses label their products with obviously political messages. Sadly, this ultimately led to the current thinking by the EU, and is a reminder of what happened to pre-Holocaust Jewish businesses that were forced to post signs outside their establishments announcing they were Jews—a warning for anti-Semites to avoid them.

It's sad and astonishing that this is happening again but it shows why Israel must remain a safe haven for the Jewish people and why it can never let down its guard.


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EU plans to put warning labels on Jewish products

The European Union is going to be putting warning labels on Jewish products made in Israel. It wasn't enough that the previous generations, those hateful scum merchants who before and after the Holocaust touted overt anti-Semitism, now Europe's ruling class believe it's wise to push the same hateful ideas via the boycott, divestment and sanction movement [BDS].

But I suspect they will continue to use Israeli products and inventions they believe they need, like WhatsApp, and other Israeli inventions and discoveries. Why not? Ilhan Omar, a devout anti-Semite and anti-Zionist, [but I repeat myself], uses WhatsApp in spite of her calling for the BDS movement against Israel.

The EU's decision to mandate warning labels just might trigger American anti-boycott laws and cause a slew of litigation, according to the Washington Free Beacon after speaking with multiple sources.

The Advocate General of the European Court of Justice recently issued non-binding opinion arguing that EU law requires Israeli-made products to be labeled as coming from “settlements” and “Israeli colonies.”

The Advocate General needs to read the Old Testament and also understand the rules of war, the standard held by every country on earth.

If you kick the collective butts of almost a dozen Islamic countries hell-bent on destroying you in a full out war, the territory you held or gained is not an illegal "settlement" or "colony," as the EU pretends it to be; it's yours.

But Israel apparently gets to be held by a totally different [anti-Semitic] standard and is expected to hand every inch of land they rightfully won back over to terrorist gangs that want to eradicate all the Jews in the world.

Even schmuckier is that the same moron Advocate General who made this decision also decided that products from the same area must be labeled as coming from “Palestine,” a make-believe place which does not exist.

This is pure politics and simply a hand out to anti-Semites pushing BDS.

Labels that explain products are from settlements and colonies is not required by any other country on the planet. This is why BDS is obviously anti-Semitic, seeking to apply barriers only to Israel, the only Jewish state on earth, while never applying the same such barriers to far more malevolent countries such as Venezuela or Iran.

Violent anti-Semitism is on the rise in Europe as massive migration from the Middle East floods the region. But it's more than simply blaming Muslims--governments of many Western European countries have extensive anti-Semitic histories.

It was France who started the whole deal, first mandating Israeli businesses label their products with obviously political messages, which ultimately led to the current EU ruling, a reminder of what happened to Jewish businesses before the Holocaust in which Jews were forced to post signs announcing they were Jews so that anti-Semitic scumcrumpets could avoid them.

It's horrible and astonishing that this is happening again and shows why Israel must remain a safe haven for the Jewish people.

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France elects Le Pen's party due to security and immigration concerns

Brussels -- (Reuters) The exit polls have shown that Marine Le Pen has beaten French President Macron as it is becoming obvious that freedom parties are gaining in European Union elections. Le Pen's far-right party squeezed past the Macron alliance as French voters led what the pollsters believed would be a nationalist surge in an EU parliament election on Sunday.

Macron's defeat was narrow with a huge voter turnout that was seen all over Europe and is being portrayed by Brussels as a positive sign. However, there were serious gains for anti-EU groups, so Brussels may be "doing a Jerry Nadler," and trying to put a positive spin on the trouble they're having convincing voters that it's a good thing to be governed by un-elected foreigners.

Le Pen’s National Rally would get just one more seat than Macron’s En Marche, with 24 of France’s 74 in the European Parliament, according to the exit poll.

It will be interesting to watch how Le Pen will govern. She is considered by some to be

The election, like those across Europe, was a referendum on security and immigration issues, much like we're seeing here in the United States.

Macron’s office immediately put out a statement calling the performance — 22.5% for En Marche against 24.3% for the party of the woman he beat to the presidency — disappointing but no disaster. And it noted that pro-EU parties were in the majority.

The French Greens also did well, coming in third in a crowded field.


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Paris' Orly airport shop locates Ben Gurion Airport in 'Occupied Palestine'

World Israel News reports that an Israeli couple who were shopping at a duty free store located in Paris' Orly Airport were disturbed to discover their receipt that was handed to them located Israel's Ben Gurion Airport in "Occupied Palestinian Territories." This was originally reported by the Jewish Telegraphic Agency (JTA).

Ben Gurion Airport is actually located in Lod, just south of Tel Aviv and clearly not classified as disputed territory, but you know how the so-called Palestinians think: "From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free." So all of Israel, as far as they see, belongs to them, in spite of history, in spite of truth.

As it turns out, the incident occurred in October at the Royal Quartz store, which is operated by Galeries Lafayette, France’s premiere department store, and is not an independent establishment owned by some flaky Palestinian who wants Israel destroyed.

According to JTA, Arthur Lemoine, a Galeries Lafayette spokesman said the mistake on the receipt was being addressed after they received a complaint by the Simon Wiesenthal Center's director for international relations, Shimon Samuels.

But like we see in our own "mistakes" in the media, the "mistakes" always seem to go in one direction. In this case it's against Israel. In U.S. media "mistakes" it's against Trump or conservatives. Then the story/receipt is corrected but after it has done the damage.

In the past, France has required special labeling for products from Judea and Samaria, but discontinued the practice due to a discrimination lawsuit targeting the practice.

The campaign to label products from Judea and Samaria, portions of Jerusalem, and the Golan Heights was sanctioned by the European Commission, which issued guideline in 2015 related to the practice.

France and the EU in general has become increasingly anti-Semitic, not that it's a new phenomenon, but it's certainly more visible. We Christians and Jews believe in the same G_d, the only difference is in the way Jesus is perceived by each group.

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Trump was right about Iran

Western European leaders are finally realizing that President Trump made the right move about getting rid of the Iran nuclear deal. Some of the statements he made on the deal were:

"The fact is this was a horrible, one-sided deal that should have never, ever been made. It didn't bring calm, it didn't bring peace, and it never will."

"At the heart of the Iran deal was a giant fiction that a murderous regime desired only a peaceful nuclear energy program. Today, we have definitive proof that this Iranian promise was a lie."

Diplomats on Tuesday, from the U.K., the Netherlands and France expressed concerns with the Saturday medium-range ballistic missile test Iran performed.

U.S.  officials stated that the latest missile Iran tested could reach Europe and the Middle East.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, said that the missile could carry multiple warheads and that it violated Security Council Resolution 2231, which instructed Iran to refrain from “any activity related to ballistic missiles designed to be capable of delivering nuclear weapons, including launches using such ballistic missile technology.”

That resolution was the implementation of the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPoA).

President Trump walked away from the deal last May, but China, France, Germany, Russia and the U.K. stayed with the deal.

However, after the missile test, the U.K. and France called a closed-door meeting of the Security Council. The government of France stated that, “France is concerned by the launch of a medium-range ballistic missile by Iran on Saturday. It condemns this provocative and destabilizing act. France reiterates that the Iranian ballistic missile program is not in compliance with UNSCR 2231 (2015). It calls on Iran to immediately cease any activity related to ballistic missiles designed to be able to carry nuclear weapons, including launches using ballistic missile technology.”

Finally, France removed its collective cranium from its deepest recesses of its collective nether regions.

As Fox News reports, the European ambassadors joined in expressing their concern:

U.K. Ambassador Karen Pierce called the actions "part and parcel of Iran's destabilizing activities in the region."

Her words echo U.K. Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt, who on Saturday admitted that he was “deeply concerned by Iran’s actions," even as he reiterated support for the nuclear deal to avoid having to look like the U.K. was stupid to go along with it. “Provocative, threatening and inconsistent with UNSCR 2231. Our support for JCPoA in no way lessens our concern at Iran’s destabilizing missile program and determination that it should cease,” he tweeted.

Dutch Ambassador Karel van Oosterom added, “This kind of ballistic missile activity is inconsistent with the JCPoA , especially Annex B which calls on Iran not to engage in these kinds of activities.”

So Trump was right--the deal was a waste of paper and a lot of U.S. currency.

Even French Ambassador François Delattre avowed the test was "inconsistent" with the resolution, and he urged the terrorist nation to "immediately cease any activity related to ballistic missiles designed to be able to carry nuclear weapons, including launches using ballistic missile technology."

To which Iran replied: "Allahu Akbar!"

Still, the group displayed its usual wussyshistic  attitude toward Iran, with the resolution stating it only “calls upon” Iran to stop its ballistic tests instead of demanding a cessation. Adding: "Please don't get mad at us."

On Tuesday, U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley, in her typically gutsy manner, said the ballistic test was "dangerous and concerning, but not surprising" adding, “The United States has repeatedly warned the world about Iran’s deliberate efforts to destabilize the Middle East and defy international norms. The international community cannot keep turning a blind eye every time Iran blatantly ignores Security Council resolutions. If the Security Council is serious about holding Iran accountable and enforcing our resolutions, then at a minimum we should be able to deliver a unanimous condemnation of this provocative missile test."

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), whose father did not take part in any assassination attempts said, “The United States has only begun to reverse the damage done by Obama's Iran nuclear deal, which gave the Ayatollahs the resources and diplomatic breathing room to build more and better ballistic missiles. The last round of sanctions, while important, clearly failed to deter Iran from advancing their missile program. It's time to totally cut off Iran from the global financial system and deny them the resources they're using to threaten us and our allies.”

What do you think?


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UK anti-Semitic politician blames synagogue massacre on Israel

In the U.S. it's more politically beneficial for the left to use the Pittsburgh synagogue massacre as a way of blaming President Trump. In bloody England, it's best for similar scumcrumpets to blame the attack by the crazy lunatic on Israel for the Tree of Life Synagogue massacre that happened on Saturday.

It seems that nobody is responsible for their own behavior anymore if you can score points for your confirmation bias [in this case, anti-Semitism] on your opposition.

Baroness Jenny Tonge, an independent peer in House of Lords, has laid the blame for the alleged synagogue shooter on the entire country of Israel, suggesting that the Israeli government bears some responsibility for the horrific attack on innocent Jews which left eleven dead and six wounded.

The Liberal Democrat Baroness posted on Facebook: "Absolutely appalling and a criminal act, but does it ever occur to Bibi [Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu] and the present Israeli government that it's [sic] actions against Palestinians may be re-igniting antisemitism? I suppose someone will say that it is antisemitic to say so?"

Yes, Jenny, it's anti-Semitic to blame the Jewish State for an act committed in the United States by a crazy person, but hey, I bet there's nothing you like about the Jews living there. At least the Jewish creator of Facebook doesn't have a problem with your balderdash posting.

Who is anyone kidding--an attack on Israel is anti-Semitic. Everyone who's being honest knows that.

The post has since been removed from FB, and the Jew-hating Tonge issued an apology. "I bow to this great article by Robert Cohen and acknowledge that to think that the Israeli government's persecution of the Palestinian people had anything to do with the actions of this gunman, may have been too hasty. We must wait for his trial and testimony to try to understand better this 'white' supremacy movement in the USA."

Look in the mirror, Jenny. You're no better than white supremacists, except that you have a title with your name. You hate a country that's the only civilized nation in the Middle East. The surrounding nations would destroy Israel and all the Jews living there because their jihad commands it.

Oh, and your apology sucks too. "Israeli government's persecution of the Palestinian people"?

The so-called Palestinians living in Israel have it better, with more rights, than Palestinians living in Gaza. And if a Hamasshole is wounded in war with Israel and is captured, he is treated in Israeli hospitals. If an Israeli is wounded in Gaza, he or she is killed.

"Attempting to blame the Jewish state for the actins of a neo-Nazi terrorist while the bodies of his innocent victims are not yet cold, is utterly abhorrent," stated the UK's Campaign Against Anti-Semitism (CAA).

"We consider that Baroness Tonge's ongoing membership of the House of Lords and the medical profession are stains on both institutions and we have formally complained to both the House of Lords and the General Medical Council in the past," CAA said.

The anti-Semitism watchdog group demanded the Liberal Democrats, which secured Tonge's seat in the House of Lords, "must now campaign for her to be removed from the legislature and stripped of her title."

That is not likely to happen. The UK and most of the EU have become a hotbed of anti-Semitism. It's the new vogue once again.

But Tonge has been suspended twice in the past by the UK's Liberal Democrats over allegations of anti-Semitism and eventually resigned as pressure mounted. In 2003 she compared conditions in Gaza to those in the Warsaw Ghetto, both place she had not visited but should have. The chairman of Israel's Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial criticized her for that.

In 2004, during a bunch of suicide bombings targeting Israelis, she said that she "might just consider becoming [a suicide bomber] herself" if she was a Palestinian, but still refused to become one even though they would have been glad to have her. Her own party leader, Charles Kennedy, condemned her comments as "completely unacceptable" [and a detriment for getting the party a majority win] she told the BBC that suicide bombers' actions are "appalling and loathsome."

In other words, she would say anything at anytime to keep her butt in the seat.

The BS she spouted in 2010 was in response to an anti-Semitic libel alleging that Israeli soldiers providing aid in Haiti were secretly harvesting victims' organs. She suggested that Israel conduct an inquiry to "clear the names of the team in Haiti." Nick Clegg, then party leader called her comments "wrong, distasteful and provocative." He removed her as the party's health spokesperson.

In 2012, she told a group of like-minded mental midgets at Middlesex University [not all who attend that school are like-minded]: "Beware Israel. Israel is not going to be there forever in its present performance." Clegg challenged her to apologize yet again, or resign. She chose the latter and resigned as party whip.

The list of anti-Semitic comments goes on and on. Google her if you care a fig, but suffice it to say, anti-Semitism doesn't need a national leader to inspire it--the hatred has existed for centuries.

Ask yourself why does it exist. Aside from the religious anti-Semitism found in Islam, why do people hate a group of people they really don't know?

I just learned today that a Muslim woman who's married to a Jew, overheard her Palestinian Muslim coworkers refer to her husband [in Arabic] as a "slimy Jew."

He isn't an Israeli--he was merely born into the Jewish religion of his parents who were probably born into the religion of their parents. And for the most part, religion is determined more by geography than ideology, unless one converts.

After the Tree of Life Synagogue terrorist attack, it's time to stop the hate.

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Paul McCartney on Trump: "We've Got a Mad Captain Sailing This Boat We're All On'

Paul McCartney, the old British singer who once masturbated with John Lennon and saw God while high on drugs, and who once was in the spotlight, like everyone who wants to be relevant, has attacked President Trump. He did it in song in his newly-released 17th solo album, Egypt Station.

How brave of him. How very Kaepernick-esque.

"If I'm on a train, I see everybody else just looking at their screens," he told BBC News, "but I'm looking out: 'Oh look, there's the London Eye! There's the River Thames!'"

McCartney went on, "Sometimes they do look up and they take a little picture and they sell it to the newspaper. And this is the price of fame."

The has-been singer-songwriter recently tested this idea. In the lead up to his concert in New York's Grand Central Station, he wandered through the atrium and filming the audience on his iPhone--"just to get a feel of it," he told the BBC.

Nobody noticed him even once.

So maybe if he went after Trump, people would notice him. Trump supporters would hate him, of course, but Trump haters would love him, and he would be noticed again and maybe do drugs like in the good old days.

Speaking about the old days, there was a time when the Beatles were literally chased down the streets by screaming, adoring fans. To deal with this, the band increased their security and just kept walking when this happened.

Egypt Station includes a number of songs like "Who Cares," which McCarthy said was inspired by Taylor Swift's "sisterly" relationship with her fans and addresses internet bullying.

"I was imagining talking to one of these young fans and saying, 'Have you ever been bullied? Do you get bullied?'" he added.

"Then I say, 'Who cares about the idiots? Who cares about all this? Who cares about you? Well . . . I do,'" wock-a-doo.

Then just to be safe as a liberal, a second song titled "Despite Repeated Warnings," takes it to the next level at the end of the day. It's about climate change and, you guessed it, McCartney is a global warming kind of guy, singing loudly, "Those who shout the loudest, may not always be the smartest."

Very, very heavy.

"So, I just wanted to make a song that would talk about that and basically say, 'Occasionally, we've got a mad captain sailing this boat we're all on and he is just going to take us to the iceberg [despite] being warned it's not a cool idea.'"

When asked who could be the "mad captain" McCartney said, "Obviously it's Trump . . . but there's plenty of them about. He's not the only one."

Right. Why not discuss China, the EU, India and Russia too?



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Iran changes its chant: 'Death to the Dictator'

Iran's economy is as sluggish as a slug on quaalude and the people are no longer calling for the death of America or the death of Israel. Now they're calling for the death to the dictators, Rouhani and Khamenei, as President Trump's sanctions are having their desired effect.

Protests like these are unheard of in Iran but people are clearly fed up with the Islamic Republic's ruling class. It's possible that big changes are on the horizon.

Videos covertly taken inside Iran and shown on social media show thousands of angry protesters marching in the streets. One video taken at the end of a soccer match shows the crowd leaving the stadium yelling "death to the dictator! Death to Khamenei! Death to Rouhani!" and "Islamic regime must get lost!" according to what is probably a poor translation by a Middle East analyst.

A video in Tehran shows scores of buses lined up as far as the eye can see, with the Middle East analyst explaining that the government has refused to pay back its debts to a contractor that provides fuel for the buses, leaving them and the thousands of passengers stranded, unable to get to their jobs.

One bus driver is heard saying, "Look at our situation. We've been waiting for 24 hours. How dare the regime send money to Hezbollah and Palestine when the country is in trouble. Our revolution's aim wasn't to support dirty [Hezbollah leader] Hassan Nasrallah and we can be oppressed here. Enough."

The Trump administration restored sanctions which constrict the money Iran normally uses to fund "terrorists, dictators, proxy militias, and the regime's own cronies," according to a Trump official.

Trump signed the executive order Monday restoring some of the sanctions that were lifted under Obama in 2015 when the nuclear deal was signed and pallets of money was sent to Iran "to appease the alligator."

Trump has assured us that in November, sanctions on Iran's oil and gas and banking sector will be restored. An administration official said the U.S. will aggressively enforce these sanctions and even allied businesses who still do business with Iran will be subjected to penalties.

Trump tweeted that he is "asking for WORLD PEACE, nothing less!"

In an affront to President Trump, the EU's foreign policy chief is urging "increased business with Iran," proving just how much the UE sucks and how right Brexit is.



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Former Obama officials suggest EU allies expel our diplomats

Two former Obama minions have not been charged with seditious behavior in spite of the fact that they are trying to undermine the work that President Trump and his administration are doing. Specifically, they want the administration to be punished for pulling out of the crappy Iran nuclear deal and levying additional sanctions, a deal that only works to the advantage of the terror-funding nation and ties our hands in the near future.

So these two scumwafers are trying to get our European allies to expel our diplomats. 

Brilliant!

The EU and other European countries are obligated to take aggressive steps to preserve the deal in order to avoid becoming Trump's "doormat," Steven Simon and Jonathan Stevenson wrote in an op-ed that ran in The Failing New York Times, (a canary cage liner that once argued that Alger Hiss was not a spy for the Soviets in 1948). 

Simon and Stevenson (aka Frick and Frack) were Obama's directors of the National Security Council (NSC), and they believe that their ways and means of maintaining national security supersedes those of the President of the United States. They also believe they have the right to take him down in spite of his being duly elected by the American people.

"The European Union could, for instance, announce the withdrawal of member-states' ambassadors from the United States. Isn't this what states do when diplomatic partners breach solemn agreements, expose them to security risks and threaten to wreak havoc on their economies? That is, after all, what the administration is threatening to do by courting the risk of a Middle Eastern war and applying secondary sanctions to European companies," Frick and Frack argued. "Depending on the American response, European capitals might even follow-up with expulsion of American ambassadors."

Apparently, these two clowns hate Trump more than they love the country and would go to any lengths to salvage this garbage deal that never should have happened. They don't seem to care that the U.S. would face a serious crisis in our trans-Atlantic relations.

Obama publicly criticized Trump for keeping his campaign promise to squash the deal. Even the "Leader from Behind" couldn't keep his opinion to himself, as is the precedent of former presidents. 

Trump won. Get over it.



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Abbas religiously hates Jews like much of his brethren do

"Go ahead, pull my finger"
Photo: AP

Jerusalem (Capital of Israel) -- Palestinian president and Hamasshole supporter, Mahmoud Abbas made anti-Semitic remarks about the imaginary causes of 20th Century anti-Semitism in Europe and drew widespread condemnation from Israel and around the globe on Wednesday.

In his disjointed, semi-schizophrenic remarks that were part of a long, long speech to the Palestine Liberation Organization [a group of Jew-haters who seek to destroy all the inhabitants of Israel not of the Islamic faith] Abbas claimed that it was the Jews' "social function," including money lending, that caused hatred toward them in Europe. [Hatred, of course, by those who didn't want to pay back their debts to the Jews.]

The Hades-bound Abbas made believe that the creation of Israel was a European colonial project, claiming "history tells us there is no basis for the Jewish homeland" [unless you count history and the Old Testament as testimony to that fact].

His fact-less words drew sharp criticism that the scumcrumpet perpetuated long-held anti-Semitic stereotypes and disregarded the myriad connections the Jewish people have to Israel.

The Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial said in a statement that the cretin's words were "replete with anti-Semitic tropes and distortions of historical facts" and accused the schmuck of "blatantly falsifying history to the point of accusing the Jewish victims as being responsible for their own murder." 

Photo: AP

This proves once again that terrorists and Nazis always blame others for their actions, much like abusive husbands blame their wives. "Don't make me come over there, Hazel!"

The UN's special coordinator for the Middle East peace process [see 'oxymoron'] Nickolay Mladenov, said in a statement that "leaders have an obligation to confront anti-Semitism everywhere and always, not perpetuate the conspiracy theories that fuel it."

[He was not including the Koran in his statement, although it's replete with anti-Semitic, anti-Christian rhetoric.]

"Denying the historic and religious connection of the Jewish people to the land and their holy sites in Jerusalem [the Capital of Israel] stands in contrast to reality," Mladenov said.

The U.S. Ambassador to Israel David Friedman tweeted: "Abu Mazen has reached a new low. [Abu Mazen is Abbas' nickname and translates to 'Thunderous Humas-fart']. "To all those who think Israel is the reason that we don't have peace, think again."

Friedman and Abbas will never be dance partners. In March, Abbas called Friedman a "son of a dog" in a typical angry tirade. 

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called Abbas' words "the pinnacle of ignorance" [which angered Abbas after he looked up the word 'pinnacle.'] Bibi went on to say that Abbas was "again reciting the most disgraceful anti-Semitic slogans."

The EU said in a statement that the Palestinian leader's speech "contained unacceptable remarks concerning the origins of the Holocaust and Israel's legitimacy."

Abbas had no words to say.

Iraeli Ambassador to the United Nations Danny Danon [no yogurt connection] sent a letter to the U.N. Security Council demanding condemnation of Abbas' remarks and accused the Hamasshole supporter of trying to rewrite history with conspiracy theories.

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European leaders facing growing public disdain, do a 'Trump'

The E.U. is struggling to solve their Middle East and Africa migrant problem as wave after wave of Muslims leave their s***hole countries to relocate and create a new s***hole country that they can call their own. The migrants are being held on a G

reek island awaiting future destinations.

So while the U.S. Democratic Party condemns President Trump for alleging he called certain African nations "s***hole countries," the European politicians, even those on the left, didn't join in on the condemnation. They have immigration problems that Trump is trying to avoid, and the political winds are blowing methane.

So while Europe's hypocritical leaders have spoken out against Trump, now they're keeping quiet because the problem has finally become obvious to the formerly oblivious populations across the continent.

The New York Times described a "ringing silence across broad parts of the European Union, especially in the east, and certainly no chorus of condemnation." 

It's a populist revolt emerging--Germans sick of the groping of their women like the Cologne New Year's Eve debacle January 1, 2017. East Europeans sick of the crime, the rapes and the anti-Semitism that has become commonplace.

While Merkel threw open the door to Germany and won praise and was given Times' Person of the Year--she opened the door to crime, terror attacks and a myriad of social problems. Her approval sank into the toilet and she had to move to the right to retain power--a move proving that her moral compass is in her nether regions.

She pushed for a "burqa ban" in December 2016 and promised the 2015 migrant inundation, for which she didn't take personal blame,  "cannot, should not and must not be repeated."

Still, her party Christian Democrats (CDU) took a big hit in the national elections last September. The Alternative for Germany (AfD) party surged and Merkel was fighting for her job. Now the CDU looks to convince former coalition partners, the left-wing Social Democrats (SDU), to form another coalition to keep her in power.

Merkel wants to cap the refugee influx to about 200,000 people per year--a significant decrease from the hordes that entered Germany in 2015.

Obviously, the migrants/refugees/immigrants will not be screened based on merit or education, but on some sort of quota. This is not what Trump wants for us, but it seems too late for Merkel and her ilk to be picky regarding who they let in.

Poland, the Czech Republic and Hungary have been significantly more stringent in asserting their own sovereignty in dealing with immigration, in spite of opposition from E.U. officials, none of whom actually lives near any migrants.

Hungary erected a border fence along with even more border security measures and "did a Trump" by asking the E.U. to pay for half of it. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has used language that makes Trump's sound like Pope Francis. In an interview with Germany's Bild, he called migrants "Muslim invaders" and called multiculturalism "an illusion."

I agree with Orban in the first instance, but see multiculturalism not as an illusion, but as a "liberal illusion."

In a follow-up interview this week, Orban siad, "If you take masses of non-registered immigrants from the Middle East into your country, you are importing terrorism, crime, anti-Semitism, and homophobia."

Orban is the man! He has the courage to speak what he, and those of us willing to be honest, and therefore politically incorrect know is the truth.

"[In Hungary] there are no ghettos and no no-go areas, no scenes like New Year's Eve in Cologne. The images from Cologne have deeply moved us Hungarians," he said. "I have four daughters. I cannot help my children grow up in a world where something like Cologne can happen."

Even French centrist Emmanuel Macron, who beat Marine Le Pen, a strong anti-migration right-wing opponent, has rejected an open-arms migration approach for France. And while many saw Macron's landslide victory as a sign that Europe was opening its arms again to migrants, in a New Year's speech he admitted: "We can't welcome everyone, and we can't act without rules."

Gee what an novel idea. Why didn't Obama think of that one?

France has even taken a tougher line on economic migrants, which caused his own party to criticize him as being too tough and catering to the right-wing.

Reuters reported that opponents point to a new bill to increase detention times and deport anyone not classified as a refuge from a war zone. 

But Macron followed this up Tuesday with a visit to the former "Jungle camp" at Calais, (aka "The S***hole of Calais") a huge refugee camp at the port to the U.K. that was deconstructed in 2016. 

In a meeting with British Prime Minister Theresa May, Macron is expected to demand a renegotiation over the border arrangement with the U.K., including more funding from them to take on more Muslim invaders. The U.K. is expected to jump at the offer since they've decided to leave the EU highly motivated by migration issues and a need for better border security.

Perhaps they should build a wall.

Meanwhile, here at home

In 2016, Britain allowed immigration by child asylum seekers from Calais who had family members in the U.K. It turned out that photos of these "children" depicted what one Conservative MP described as "hulking young men" presenting themselves as children.

In other words, the Muslim invasion.

In Austria, a right-wing government was formed in December led by Sebastian Kurz, a 31-year-old who vigorously campaigned on a tough migration stance.

Austria will take over the presidency of the E.U. Council this summer and Kurz said in an interview that one of his top priorities will be "border control to stop illegal migration to Europe."

We shall see what really happens since Kurz told the German media that the continent's view on migration is now much closer to his own.

"There has been a lot of movement in recent years," he said. "For example, the German position is now much closer to ours than it was two years ago. Many states have moved in the right direction. Now we need a focus on proper protection of the external borders of the EU and not just the constant debate about the distribution of refugees within the European Union by quotas."

Quotas are just plain stupid.


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Czech Trump clone wins huge!

The Czech Republic has a new parliamentary winner, and if he spoke English, uses the words 'tremendous' 'fantastic' and 'very, very,' a lot, you might think he was President Trump instead of populist Andrej Babis.

Like Trump, Babis. 63, is a business tycoon and a political populist. His Eurosceptic political party just won the Czech Republic parliamentary election by a freaking landslide.

The country used to be known as Czechoslovakia, but it was too difficult for most people to spell and it peacefully became the Czech Republic and Slovakia on January 1, 1993.

With the Babis win, the "politically incorrect" billionaire is now the main contender to become prime minister after coalition negotiations. All the votes are counted and his anti-establishment party (sound familiar?) known as ANO (standing for "Action of Dissatisfied Citizens" and also is the Czech word for 'yes') won 30 percent of the votes. This is about three times more than its closest rival.

The elections were held on October 20th. The Eurosceptic Civic Democratic Party (ODS, oddly enough), the anti-establishment Czech Pirates Party and the anti-EU Freedom and Direct Democracy Party (SPD) came second, third and fourth respectively with about 11 percent each.

The Communists came in fifth with 7.8 percent, or the entire the lazy, immoral, idiot vote.

The center-left establishment party that finished first in the last election came in sixth with just 7.2 percent of the vote. It consisted of school teachers who kept saying, "We're going to do it over and over again, until we get it right."

Happy Czech dancers after the votes
were counted

The Christian Democrats, the center-right establishment party won a mere 5.8 percent of the vote, barely enough to qualify for seats in the parliament.

There were nine parties running overall. The outcome reflects popular disgust with established parties and is the latest in a recent run of successes for European populists, including Germany and Austria.

The new populist popularity shows a shifting political European landscape where out of control multiculturalism and political correctness, along with a huge influx of unassimilable, Islamic migrants from Asia, Africa and the Middle East, has bolstered support for anti-establishment protest parties.

Yes, even Europe is beginning to see their foolishness in allowing so many migrants who refuse to assimilate into their country.

Babis's win will strengthen to role of the Visegrad Group (V4), a political alliance of four Central European states: the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia. They resist mass migration and strongly oppose the continued transference of national sovereignty to the EU.

A stronger V4 will highlight the splits between pro-EU states of Western Europe and the growing Eurosceptic states of Central and Eastern Europe, which will cause the EU to struggle to present a state of unity.

In his victory speech at ANO party headquarters, Babis said:

"This is a huge opportunity to change our country. I would like to assemble a government that will be of the people and for the people and promotes policies that are in their favor."

He also assured the people that he wouldn't put the Czech Republic on the path to authoritarianism as some have charged.

Babis has been highly critical of German Chancellor Angela Merkel's "come on in stranger, make yourself comfortable and here's some money to help get you by until you can fill out the paperwork for your benefits," migration policy. He has repeatedly denounced the EU-imposed migrant quotas and other "EU meddling" in Czech politics and this strongly resonates with his people, who have the second-lowest trust in the European Union of all 28 member states. 

Only the Greeks have less trust in the EU.

Like Trump, Babis is one of the wealthiest men in the country. And like Trump, he presented himself as a non-ideological results-oriented reformer and promises to run the country like a business after years of what he refers to as corrupt and inept management, like Obama.

But Babis wants the Czech Republic to remain in the EU where unimpeded access to the European single market is necessary to maintain the economic health of the country and has allowed the Czech Republic to have the lowest unemployment rate in the EU. However, he opposes the country adopting the euro because he believes that would constrain national sovereignty and competitiveness.

Babis's biggest pledge in reforming the EU from within, is to deal with migration policy. "I want to play a more important role in Europe. But we have to fight for our interests and make proposals. If I were a prime minister, I would say, 'Close this cursed external European border at last.'"

"I have stopped believing in successful integration and multiculturalism," he said.

"I will not accept refugee quotas for the Czech Republic," he said. "The situation has changed. We see how migrants react in Europe. We must react to the needs and fears of the citizens of our country. We must guarantee the security of Czech citizens. Even if we are punished by sanctions."

Kate Steinle's family would be proud of him, I suspect.

This past June, Babis reiterated that the Czech Republic would not be taking orders from unelected bureaucrats in Brussels:

"We have to fight for what our ancestors built here. If there will be more Muslims than Belgians in Brussels, that's their problem. I don't want that here. They won't be telling us who should live here."

Can I get an "Amen?"


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