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John Grace · « **Reply #35 on:** April 08, 2012, 06:40:16 AM »

A new project in Sweden run by our type of militants. They are on "our page" on regarding the issues. People are turning away from these 'Christian Democrats'. A serious Nationalism is rising across Europe and it's frightening the lives of the traitors and the enemy. Jonas is a Traditionalist Catholic so hardly can be criticised. He is a sincere patriot. He is one of our own.

http://www.radioframat.se/blogg/

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Förstör gärna mitt land (bara jag får en klapp på axeln)

Posted on 2012/04/07 by Jonas De Geer — 1 Comment ↓
”Alla människor är födda fria och har lika värde och rättigheter” Så inleds FNs deklaration om de mänskliga rättigheterna. Sverige har ratificerat FN-konventionen och därmed gjort sig förpliktigad att följa den.

Så inleds en artikel på SvD Brännpunkt idag, undertecknad av representanter för s,c,fp,kd,mp och v i Sörmland. Slutsatsen de drar är att deras landsting ”inte längre kan vänta på regeringen”, utan i humanitetens (och FN:s) namn måste ge illegala invandrare samma rätt till vård som svenskar och invandrare med uppehållstillstånd.

Jag är rätt luttrad, men måste medge att jag blir förbluffad. Ska Sverige i teorin erbjuda sjukvård åt hela världens befolkning? Det är nämligen vad det handlar om. I praktiken kommer inte alla världens människor att ta sig till Sverige, men många, många fler än vad som redan är fallet.

Har dessa svagsinta politiker gjort någon beräkning på hur många deras landsting kan ta emot? Jag menar, när den svenska vårdapparaten blivit så överbelastad och nerkörd att det är mer humant att säga till invandrarna (för ”flyktingar” är knappt en bråkdel) - ”nej, gott folk, hit är inte lönt att komma, allt är så kasst här idag att ni faktiskt får bättre vård hemma i Sudan”.

Helt säkert tänker de inte så långt. Det är knappast heller humanitet eller barmhärtighet som driver dessa människor. Sann solidaritet börjar alltid hemmavid, alltid med de närmsta. Dessa as som pratar om ”människovärde” är helt likgiltiga för sin nästa. De arbetar bara inom ett system där de belönas för att administrera sitt eget folks undergång.

Vi lever i ett kollektivt suicidalt dårhus.

Google translation.

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Destroy visit my country (I just get a pat on the back)

Posted on 04/07/2012 by Jonas De Geer - 1 Comment ↓
"All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights" is the opening of the UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Sweden has ratified the UN Convention and is thereby obliged to follow it.

So begins an article in Svenska Dagbladet Focal point today, signed by representatives of the s, c, fp, Christian Democrats, Greens, and we Sörmland. The conclusion they draw is that their council "can no longer wait for the government," but of humanity (and UN) names have to give illegal immigrants the same rights to health care that the Swedes and immigrants with residence permits.

I'm pretty hardened, but must admit I am amazed. If Sweden is, in theory, provide medical services to the entire world population? It is what it is about. In practice, not all people get to Sweden, but many, many more than it already is.

Do these weak-minded politicians have made any estimate of how many of their counties can receive? I mean, when the Swedish health care system has become so congested and way down that it is more humane to say to immigrants (for "refugees" is barely a fraction) - "No, folks, here is not worth while to come, everything is so lousy here now that you actually get better care at home in Sudan. "

Surely, they think not that far. It is hardly humanity or compassion that drives these people. True solidarity always begins at home, always with the next. Such as when people talk about "human dignity" is completely indifferent to his neighbor. They work only within a system, they are rewarded for managing their own peoples destruction.

We live in a collective suicidal lunatic asylum

Iuvenalis · « **Reply #36 on:** April 08, 2012, 11:13:13 AM »

"The talk" as outlines by Mr. Derbyshire is an almost point for point recapitulation of the talk a friend of mine's father had with him around 14.

He (they) are Orthodox Jews, and his father a judge(!) and my friend told me in detail of this conversation when he was in his early 20's about his dad having a sit down with him exclusively about this topic. He explained the IQ situation and everything.

Anyway, just interesting how similar the points were.

Also, the Jews, being an oppressed minority themselves, are immune to criticism for holding or espousing or acting on such beliefs.

They are very big on protecting their children, and we should unashamedly emulate that cultural norm.

John Grace · « **Reply #37 on:** April 10, 2012, 08:17:02 AM »

Many Irish who are leaving are of the same mindset of those who would probably have spat into the face of Pearse and Connolly at the GPO in Dublin on Easter Monday in 1916. Those staying in Ireland today are of greater character. Emigrating is an easy way out.True patriots are staying and fighting these traitors in the irish parliament.We need a Second Republic in Ireland.

http://www.irishcentral.com/story/news/people_and_politics/anti-immigrant-surge-likely-as-irish-economy-deteriorates----resentment-of-foreign-doctors-and-workers-tip-of-the-iceberg-146639575.html

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I predict Ireland is set for an anti-immigrant surge given the deteriorating economic situation in the country.

I can’t count the number of times the issue of immigrants and taking Irish jobs has arisen in conversations during recent trips over there.

Ironically it begins in the hospitals where there have been a number of recent high-profile cases involving foreign doctors being charged with negligence and in some cases even sɛҳuąƖ assault of patients.

The influx of foreign doctors is, ironically, a clear sign of the Irish brain drain. Australia, Canada and other countries are snapping up Irish medical graduates who have cost the Irish taxpayers tens of millions to educate.

In order to fill the gap foreign graduates often from pretty exotic countries have been brought in.

While the vast majority is highly qualified it is also clear some are not given the number of incidents that have been reported.

It is an utter paradox that those most recently qualified leave for better careers abroad. 76,000 people left Ireland in the year to April 2011, the equivalent of one million Canadians leaving their country. It is an incredible figure.

“We are losing our young, our best and brightest,” said David Monahan (48), the Dublin artist whose photographs of emigrants leaving have caught the sad moments.

“It’s affecting our future economy, but also our sense of community,” he told the Toronto Star recently.

In many communities where immigrants were previously welcomed there are now clear signs of strain.

Some people assume that the “foreigners” are ripping off Ireland’s still generous social welfare system. With local Irish being crippled with taxes to pay off bankrupt banks, the anti immigrant sentiment seems a convenient scapegoat.

Time will tell if the anti immigrant lobby will grow but my anecdotal belief is that it will. I would not be surprised to see some Le Pen type political party take hold in Ireland if the economy continues to deteriorate.

Busillis · « **Reply #38 on:** April 10, 2012, 09:02:17 AM »

Quote from: Iuvenalis

"The talk" as outlines by Mr. Derbyshire is an almost point for point recapitulation of the talk a friend of mine's father had with him around 14.

He (they) are Orthodox Jews, and his father a judge(!) and my friend told me in detail of this conversation when he was in his early 20's about his dad having a sit down with him exclusively about this topic. He explained the IQ situation and everything.

Anyway, just interesting how similar the points were.

Also, the Jews, being an oppressed minority themselves, are immune to criticism for holding or espousing or acting on such beliefs.

They are very big on protecting their children, and we should unashamedly emulate that cultural norm.

I wish I had been given this talk when I was a teenager. I knew the general gist of "The Talk." Who doesn't? But I was never given moral permission to make those observations, or to express them to others.

The taboo against being comfortable with these observations was reinforced by the celebrities I looked up to as a teenager. Pretty much any actor or musician I liked was a marxist on race issues. So I often felt guilty about having these thoughts. I'd see my favorite rock star condemning "racism" and I would think I must be defective in some way. It's not enough to think correctly. When you're a kid you need to be allowed to think correctly. You need some authority figure in your life to tell you it's okay to think these things. Otherwise you may second-guess yourself in the desire to conform.

I think giving children moral permission to notice realities about race is one of the best things parents can do for their children.

alaric · « **Reply #39 on:** April 10, 2012, 09:24:46 AM »

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It's amazing that Catholics who have no objection with race mixing....

The Church Herself has no objection to it.

What God has joined together...

Please show Church teaching, doctrine or dogma against racial separation or forced integration or ethnic/racial groups freedom of association within their own subsect.

I'll be waiting.