signalsDon't Believe Your Lying Eyes
September 1st 2012 12:16
I lived in Europe during the 1970's that was the height of the Cold War and anti-American sentiment was blatantly publicized everywhere you turned. Many European countries were experiencing terrorism, both domestically and the Islamic variety.
In Europe, politicians don't necessarily hide the fact that they are dishonest. One who was responsible for the building of an interstate in the empoverished South in Italy was proof. He figured a way to make a kilometer 900 meters, rather than 1000 meters. It would be a surprise to see that the advertised distance did not match the odometer. If you don't get it, he made millions more by fictionally increasing the distance.
And here in the USA they have a problem with dishonest politicians? They are pretty mild as compared to other countries as you can see! In Europe the politicians literally sold out their countries for the sake of oil. If you haven't experienced it, today's spinsters and propaganda would call you a "phobe" or a racist. I believe what happened in Europe is heading for America and may take longer, due to 9/11, but is seeping in and will eventually grab and choke the American way of life.
Meet Bat Ye'or, a pseudoname meaning daughter of the nile. In her book Eurabia the Euro-Arab Axis, she documents how Europe was given a deal for oil with Saudi Arabia in exchange for Arab immigration and jobs for them. Unlike the United States that can sustain immigration, Europe was flooded and overtaken by the new invaders. It goes hand-in-hand with the 1973 oil crisis.
From my end of the spectrum it was Oriana Fallaci. She has been deemed a rascist by some, but having lived and seen what she wrote about in Italy, you see who the real liars are. My personal education goes farther as in April 1972, I was on a cruise that stopped in Tunisia and saw first hand what would be a hatred for Westerners. If you remember the 1972 Olympic games it would prove that the entire Arab scenario involved much more than Palestinians. But as Fallici wrote, nothing made sense until 9/11, and I felt the same way.
Now there was an Arab event planned to coincide with the Democratic National Convention. Shocking to say it is being met with a furious backlash. And thus people are being called phobes because of it. Perhaps people should know that the Muslims invited to speak aren't moderates, they are radicals!
I am a firm believer in the separation of church and state, and have no problem with it. Free speech should not include religion dictating orders to the government or vice-versa. I can only imagine what the reaction would have been from the politically correct crowd if this was a group of Christians. If you still doubt we are going downhill, Let he that is without sin...!
In Europe, politicians don't necessarily hide the fact that they are dishonest. One who was responsible for the building of an interstate in the empoverished South in Italy was proof. He figured a way to make a kilometer 900 meters, rather than 1000 meters. It would be a surprise to see that the advertised distance did not match the odometer. If you don't get it, he made millions more by fictionally increasing the distance.
And here in the USA they have a problem with dishonest politicians? They are pretty mild as compared to other countries as you can see! In Europe the politicians literally sold out their countries for the sake of oil. If you haven't experienced it, today's spinsters and propaganda would call you a "phobe" or a racist. I believe what happened in Europe is heading for America and may take longer, due to 9/11, but is seeping in and will eventually grab and choke the American way of life.
Meet Bat Ye'or, a pseudoname meaning daughter of the nile. In her book Eurabia the Euro-Arab Axis, she documents how Europe was given a deal for oil with Saudi Arabia in exchange for Arab immigration and jobs for them. Unlike the United States that can sustain immigration, Europe was flooded and overtaken by the new invaders. It goes hand-in-hand with the 1973 oil crisis.
From my end of the spectrum it was Oriana Fallaci. She has been deemed a rascist by some, but having lived and seen what she wrote about in Italy, you see who the real liars are. My personal education goes farther as in April 1972, I was on a cruise that stopped in Tunisia and saw first hand what would be a hatred for Westerners. If you remember the 1972 Olympic games it would prove that the entire Arab scenario involved much more than Palestinians. But as Fallici wrote, nothing made sense until 9/11, and I felt the same way.
Now there was an Arab event planned to coincide with the Democratic National Convention. Shocking to say it is being met with a furious backlash. And thus people are being called phobes because of it. Perhaps people should know that the Muslims invited to speak aren't moderates, they are radicals!
I am a firm believer in the separation of church and state, and have no problem with it. Free speech should not include religion dictating orders to the government or vice-versa. I can only imagine what the reaction would have been from the politically correct crowd if this was a group of Christians. If you still doubt we are going downhill, Let he that is without sin...!
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