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Jupiter doing worse than the président normal is very funny to me
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69 % disapproval
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Kurtofan posted:69 % disapproval He some affairs to get it back up
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https://twitter.com/CyprusToday/status/1036878599142481921?s=20 I guess in the new technocracy you will have to bribe programmers instead of officials
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Kurtofan posted:69 % disapproval
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Kurtofan posted:69 % disapproval
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Kurtofan posted:69 % disapproval Nice. Well, except for macron.
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twoday posted:https://twitter.com/CyprusToday/status/1036878599142481921?s=20
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Macron continuing to impress https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-45541697
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lol what an rear end in a top hat
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62% of italians approve of the Conte/Salvini/Di Maio government. meanwhile the Lega is more popular than the M5S and the PD keeps bleeding support. incredibly good poo poo down there
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whats the government's economic policies like?
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mila kunis posted:whats the government's economic policies like?
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This is old, but... holy poo poo, sb reads my screeds! Antifa Poltergeist posted:Serious aswer: we dont, not really. The d&d thread has some people more in the know about the inner workings of the eu bureoucracy, i think plusket or dawncloack work in brussels even.although they have a much rosier view of the eu, they can tell you how incredibly hard it is to move the needle. For the record, I chose specifically not to work in Brussels. My profession is very EU, but no. The person with a rosy(ier) view of the EU is Pluskut. We disagree sometimes but he knows his poo poo. There are other posters but I'll let them identify themselves. Personally I think your post is spot on.
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Jose posted:Macron continuing to impress I haven't been keeping up with Macron as much as I'd like, having failed French in school, but he really seems like a peek into the universe where Hillary won.
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Ghost Leviathan posted:I haven't been keeping up with Macron as much as I'd like, having failed French in school, but he really seems like a peek into the universe where Hillary won.
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There was a German politician who told someone "get shaven and you will find a job". "There's always jobs" is a the worst of the stupid neoliberal mantras. They never say the second part: "you just have to accept working 16h a day for ten cents an hour".
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It's because they've grown up exclusively in networks of patronage where even the most completely useless scion is guaranteed a do-nothing job if they can show up every now and again.
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Jose posted:Macron continuing to impress Looking forward to France going fascist because of this loving prick.
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Over here the PSD owned SIC has taken to call Tony Blair a socialist over the Heathrow road that prioritizes emergency and public transportation just to slam the mayor of Lisbon considering that between Lisbon and a few other municipalities and to start using the argument that if you worry about property speculation and rent hiking then you are not a normal everyday person that doesn't understand real person concerns. I guess that's one way to adapt to the modern landscape?
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i completely forgot that Sweden had an election, i thought it was in early October. the good news is that the Sweden Democrats didn't make gains as big as expected. the bad news is that they still got more seats while the two parties ahead of them lost a few. the status quo is still in effect, for now
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https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-45546012Chemnitz unrest: German top spy Maassen forced out posted:The government's decision came amid a furore over Mr Maassen's response to recent far-right unrest in Chemnitz. 
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SPD: we want him gone from the BfV *finger on monkey paw curls*
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Still have whiplash from SPD politicians acting like they got a big win here.
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Let's not forget that to make room for Maaßen, Seehofer fired another state secretary from the SPD.
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this guy sounds like a winnerquote:The board of the Italian state broadcaster, Rai, has for a second time nominated Marcello Foa, a Eurosceptic journalist who has often shared stories proved to be fake, to be its president.
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even greenwald is falling into the trap where its macron vs the far right. melenchon is the most popular pol in france atm
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Sheng-Ji Yang posted:even greenwald is falling into the trap where its macron vs the far right. melenchon is the most popular pol in france atm https://twitter.com/ggreenwald/status/1044226049054306304?s=19
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Sheng-Ji Yang posted:even greenwald is falling into the trap where its macron vs the far right. melenchon is the most popular pol in france atm foreign press never mention him, cant wait to see all the panic articles 1 month out of the next french election  oh nice!
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Sheng-Ji Yang posted:even greenwald is falling into the trap where its macron vs the far right. melenchon is the most popular pol in france atm
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Dawncloack posted:This is old, but... holy poo poo, sb reads my screeds! I do read then my man, you're a good poster and you know your poo poo,even if it takes me a half an hour to read your posts and 2 hours to think about them,its the good kind of thinking.Pluskut too,although half of time i disagree with him. Kunster posted:Over here the PSD owned SIC has taken to call Tony Blair a socialist over the Heathrow road that prioritizes emergency and public transportation just to slam the mayor of Lisbon considering that between Lisbon and a few other municipalities and to start using the argument that if you worry about property speculation and rent hiking then you are not a normal everyday person that doesn't understand real person concerns. I guess that's one way to adapt to the modern landscape? Yeah, things have been running too smoothly in Portugal, the capitalist assholes are putting on airs again. The loving economy secretary and the governor of the central bank come out with warnings about too much easy credit being given and the real estate bubble and all the big banks ceo's tripped over themselves saying that everything is fine, this is fine. Time for another general strike + passing the real estate speculation tax.
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why are portugal and spain non-participants in the western march to the populist right? did they get all the white ethnostate nationalism out of their systems five hundred years ago?
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get that OUT of my face posted:why are portugal and spain non-participants in the western march to the populist right? did they get all the white ethnostate nationalism out of their systems five hundred years ago? because the fascists never really left office there
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get that OUT of my face posted:why are portugal and spain non-participants in the western march to the populist right? did they get all the white ethnostate nationalism out of their systems five hundred years ago? In Portugal parties that are outside of parliament struggle to get any real airtime or chance to campaign at the same level. There is an actual concerted effort by the media, national and local political power to keep "outsider" parties out, regardless of their ideology. It may also help that the nationalist, eurosceptic, and anti-globalist party, the Portuguese Communist Party, has always been in Parliament.
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