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Viktor Orban Warns LGBT ‘Colonialism’ Is A Threat To Hungary’s Way of Life

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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban (AFP Photo / Georges Gobet)

Niamh Harris – Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has accused European leaders of acting like “colonialists” over his new LGBT law.

The bill prohibits the “display or promotion” of homosexuality or gender reassignment in television programmes, films, and sexual education programs in schools.

The PM warned that Hungary’s way of life was being threatened by a push coming from European Union figures trying to encroach on the country’s education system through LGBT diktats. He said said that Hungary must stand up for self-determination, especially when it comes to the education of children. Continue reading →

Globalism REJECTED: Anti-Establishment Parties Win BIG in EU Elections

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“Many Countries Have Realized Now That The EU Is Not A Solution, It’s Actually A Problem.”

electionSean Adl-Tabatabai – Anti-establishment parties won historic victories in the European Parliament elections on Sunday, as millions of citizens across the continent rejected globalism en masse.

Eurosceptic parties had significant gains in the EU elections. In France, the UK and Austria, nationalist parties surged past their pro-EU counterparts.

Rt.com reports: As a result, the pro-European bloc EPP and the Social-Democratic alliance S&D have now lost their combined majority.

The defeat of the bloc’s business-as-usual parties “is really not surprising when we look at the bigger picture,” Uli Brueckner, a professor of European studies at Stanford University in Berlin, told RT. Continue reading →

The Decline and Fall of the European Union

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EUCharles Hugh Smith – That a single currency, the euro, would fracture rather than unite Europe was understood long before the euro’s introduction as legal tender on January 1, 2002. The euro, the currency of 19 of the 28 member states of the European Union, is only one of the various institutions tying the member nations of the European union together, but it is the linchpin of the financial integration touted as one of the primary benefits of EU membership.

Skepticism of the benefits of EU membership is rising, as citizens of the member nations are questioning the surrender of national sovereignty with renewed intensity.

The technocrat elite that holds power in the EU is attempting to marginalize critics as populists, nationalists or fascists, overlooking the untidy reality that the actual source of tyranny is arguably the unelected bureaucrats of the EU who have taken on extraordinary powers to strip the citizenry of member states of civil liberties (i.e. the right to dissent) and of meaningful political enfranchisement. Continue reading →

The European Project Comes to an End

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The end of the EU and the Balkans as China’s foothold in Europe

europeT. Dankers – Though the end of the European Union is inevitable, the proponents of a further integrated or federal superstate are busy making a last effort to achieve their goal. The opposition against the project is mounting with every day. Europe is suffering from economic stagnation, and is facing a demographic calamity.

The pro-European establishment’s last hope was the newly-elected French President Emanuel Macron who was to revive the economy and integrate the European Union under French leadership. Gefira was of the opinion that all these expectations were misplaced. The once great nation is broken beyond repair. France’s problems are much worse than those of Italy. Though Italy has a higher debt-to-GDP ratio than France, France has a larger budget deficit, and the difference is that while Italy has a trade surplus France has a trade deficit, so the country cannot pay for its imports.

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The Nazi roots of the European Union

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farbenJon Rappoport – This is an intelligence briefing. Here I present the bare bones of what has been happening before our eyes…if we would see it.

Once upon a time, there was an industrial combine in Nazi Germany called IG Farben. It was the largest chemical/pharmaceutical octopus in the world. It owned companies, and it had favorable business agreements with companies from England to Central America to Japan.

The author of The Devil’s Chemists, Josiah DuBois, traveled to Guatemala, on a fact-finding mission, in the early days of World War 2, and returned with the comment that, as far as he could tell, Guatemala was “a wholly owned subsidiary of Farben.”

The pharmaceutical empire was and is one of the major forces behind the European Union (EU). It is no accident that these drug corporations wield such power. They aren’t only involved in controlling the medical cartel; they are political planners. Continue reading →