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I guess that the only thing you can always count on right-wing Germans to willingly pay for is concentration camps.
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BOSS in South Africa used to take political prisoners on scenic helicopter naval tours off the coast. A lot of the guests liked it so much they decided to go for high altitude dive/swims.
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The fact that not a single poster wished a merry Christmas to the others in this thread is ample proof (if any more proof was needed) of the Islamization of Europe and of the Great Replacement and Eurabia. Smh
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Clearly. We had some humus at dinner yesterday.
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Flowers For Algeria posted:The fact that not a single poster wished a merry Christmas to the others in this thread is ample proof (if any more proof was needed) of the Islamization of Europe and of the Great Replacement and Eurabia. Why would anyone wish Merry Christmas to other people in this thread when we mostly hate each other?
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Happy Holidays my dudes and dudettes. Do yall do the Holidays instead of Christmas thing too?
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I don't hate any of you. And Flowers has a point. Merry christmas and whatever pagan holiday you celebrate, my arguy friends. I hope every single one of you is well and happy.
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blowfish posted:Would that be cheaper than putting people on a plane, shoving them out the door onto the airfield and taking off? You're assuming another state would let you land your planes in their airports after you do that the first time.
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I think the implication is that you bribe the country in question to house/operate the Kassad fucked around with this message at 21:05 on Dec 25, 2016 |
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Dec 25, 2016 17:58
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Flowers For Algeria posted:The fact that not a single poster wished a merry Christmas to the others in this thread is ample proof (if any more proof was needed) of the Islamization of Europe and of the Great Replacement and Eurabia. I did it one page back you jerks,now I really hate you all!
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Kassad posted:I think the implication is that you bribe the country in question to house/operate the [s]concentration camps[s] detention facilities, like Australia. I still have no idea how they get away with it without being hit by sanctions. Shows how powerless the UN is when it's not politically expedient to punish the country in question. Pretty sure the EU wouldn't let a member state get away with that (but there would be a monumental political poo poo storm over national sovereignty being trampled)
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Kassad posted:I think the implication is that you bribe the country in question to house/operate the [s]concentration camps[s] detention facilities, like Australia. Yeah, basically. When people talk about sending asylum seekers back home, that doesn't actually mean "back home", it means "anywhere but here". As long as they aren't literally getting dumped in a volcano, nobody will care about whether asylum seekers are actually back in the correct country and whether they'll die (as long as you're not too blatant about it, e.g. tossing them off a cliff).
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I CANNOT EJACULATE WITHOUT SEEING NATIVE AMERICANS BRUTALISED!
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Flowers For Algeria posted:The fact that not a single poster wished a merry Christmas to the others in this thread is ample proof (if any more proof was needed) of the Islamization of Europe and of the Great Replacement and Eurabia. Agreed, I think we should all join in celebration for the birthday of the Prophet Isa.
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Private Speech posted:I still have no idea how they get away with it without being hit by sanctions. Because the UN has never been about bringing the gavel of justice down on the powerful to protect the weak. The last exception was South Africa and that cost a prime minister his life. (probably)
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In America we just dump asylum seekers in Mexico regardless of the nation of origin if they have no papers.
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blowfish posted:Yeah, basically. When people talk about sending asylum seekers back home, that doesn't actually mean "back home", it means "anywhere but here". As long as they aren't literally getting dumped in a volcano, nobody will care about whether asylum seekers are actually back in the correct country and whether they'll die (as long as you're not too blatant about it, e.g. tossing them off a cliff). It's mindboggling how little attention the 5000 people who drowned in the Mediterranean are getting from the media. I wonder how many people you could drown, without anyone giving a poo poo. 100k p.a.? Maybe even more?
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Squalid posted:In America we just dump asylum seekers in Mexico regardless of the nation of origin if they have no papers. Then they promply cross the boder again. They didn't cross half a continent to emigrate to Mexico.
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Raspberry Jam It In Me posted:It's mindboggling how little attention the 5000 people who drowned in the Mediterranean are getting from the media. I wonder how many people you could drown, without anyone giving a poo poo. 100k p.a.? Maybe even more? Unironic answer: enough that you can't sit on a beach in the Med without being in sight of at least 3 corpses.
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Surely some well meaning company can step in for the deportation/somewhere to send people problem? Sodexo do sterling work in the U.K. running prisons and the lads at G4S place great value on human lives and personal dignity
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Freezer posted:Then they promply cross the boder again. They didn't cross half a continent to emigrate to Mexico. Not always true, sometimes they run out of money and die alone in squalid camps before they succeed
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blowfish posted:Unironic answer: enough that you can't sit on a beach in the Med without being in sight of at least 3 corpses.
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A Buttery Pastry posted:This can of course be solved by putting corpse barriers around popular beaches, so you can push the number way up. Assuming one body per 100 square kilometers as an acceptable average across the Med (some places will of course see higher concentrations), that comes out to 25 thousand concurrent corpses. Given the conditions in the Med, these corpses will last between one and two weeks, giving us a total acceptable-to-tourists yearly death toll of around 850 thousand. Given that most ships sink inside of 30km from the Libyan coast, I don't think that tourists seeing the corpses is that much of a concern.
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GaussianCopula posted:Given that most ships sink inside of 30km from the Libyan coast, I don't think that tourists seeing the corpses is that much of a concern.
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A Buttery Pastry posted:You can be forgiven for not knowing this, being German, but oceans have this thing called currents, which can move things from one place to another. You might want to look at a current map of the Med, it's very unlikely that corpses will arrive on European coasts.
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GaussianCopula posted:You might want to look at a current map of the Med, it's very unlikely that corpses will arrive on European coasts. You're wrong. Again.
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YF-23 posted:You're wrong. Again. A Greek person who doesn't know the Mediterranean currents? Tsssh.  GC is correct. Its the Libyan/Egyptian coasts that will need to install the corpse barriers.
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Well this has taken quite a morbid turn.
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YF-23 posted:You're wrong. Again. I dunno, those pictures of drowned children are pretty inconvenient to my political beliefs, and that seems like an excellent reason to believe they're fake and/or inaccurate.
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Doc Hawkins posted:I dunno, those pictures of drowned children are pretty inconvenient to my political beliefs, and that seems like an excellent reason to believe they're fake and/or inaccurate. That kid might have grown up to be a criminal brown person without a job. Praise Jesus that he is dead and not roaming Europe. Merry Christmas, Europol thread!
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European Politics: "Sea currents and where the corpses will land" debate, jesus guys.
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Raspberry Jam It In Me posted:That kid might have grown up to be a criminal brown person without a job. Having a job would itself be a crime, that of stealing bread from the mouths of proud $NATIONALITY workers.
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WHEN will the europe meme finally die?
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Doc Hawkins posted:Having a job would itself be a crime, that of stealing bread from the mouths of proud $NATIONALITY workers. apparently giving them low paying, low skill jobs is a crime too. we are truly hosed whatever we do
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e: Derp wrong thread.
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Collateral Damage posted:e: Derp wrong thread. But relevant user name though
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Flowers For Algeria posted:Well this has taken quite a morbid turn. Judging from the map a generally counterclockwise turn. Around Lampedusa it seems more clockwise, though. Einbauschrank fucked around with this message at 17:50 on Dec 26, 2016 |
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http://www.reuters.com/article/us-eurozone-banks-italy-monte-dei-paschi-idUSKBN14F124quote:The European Central Bank has told Monte dei Paschi it needs to plug a capital shortfall of 8.8 billion euros ($9.2 billion), higher than a previous 5 billion euro gap estimated by the bank, the lender said on Monday, confirming what sources told Reuters.
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Fuckin' hell. RIP Monte Paschi, RIP bondholders, and rip Italian people's confidence in banks (if it wasn't dead already). The next few days will be fun to witness from an economical and political standpoint. (For a given value of "fun".)
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throw to first drat IT posted:So, what are the chances that this will spread to other Italian/EU banks? Pretty low, I'd say, they are giving this bank money, so it will pay its obligations to other banks. To my mind itīs the moment when some TBTF bank fails, or when a rescue becomes really politically unfeasible, that the collapse will come.
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