Tag: refugees

Pep Guardiola, courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

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As I discussed in a previous article, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, the co-owner of Manchester United Football Club, caused controversy last week by saying that, thanks to uncontrolled mass immigration, his home-country of the UK was being “colonized by immigrants.” Across the city at United’s local rivals, however, the prospect of Europe being conquered by outsiders seems to be an altogether more welcome one to other leading lights in Manchester’s football (as in “soccer” for US readers) hierarchy. (more…)

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Jonathan Blitzer
Everyone Who Is Gone Is Here: The Untied States, Central America, and the Making of a Crisis
New York: Penguin Press, 2024

The Central American immigrant caravans were serious threats during Trump’s first presidency, and the key component of the border crisis during senile Joe Biden’s occupation of the White House. The roots of the crisis were not new, however. (more…)

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Their names were Liana and Iryna. They were 16- and 23-year-old Ukrainian girls. They were refugees who escaped the barbaric Russian invasion and sought refuge in wonderful, civilized Western countries; Liana in Germany and Iryna in the U.S. Liana managed to escape Mariupol, her hometown that Russians razed to the ground, plundering, raping, and torturing its population. They believed that they had escaped the savages, stepping into a realm where civilization reigned supreme, untouchable by such primal threats. (more…)

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Who is behind all this summer’s protests of ordinary white British people outside asylum hotels and hostels right across the nation? Logic would dictate that the main answer would be “ordinary white British people”, but no, it is in fact the special child-rape wing of the NSDAP. (more…)

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As a child, I used to enjoy being taken each year to visit the north-west English seaside town of Blackpool, where the annual Blackpool Illuminations event brought in visitors from all across the country to peer in wonder at displays of large novelty colored light-bulbs hanging like magic fairy-lanterns in the glistening night sky. (more…)

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For years, Western countries have been accused of racism, neo-colonialism, and moral hypocrisy. They are criticized for their historical wrongs, their cultural influence, and their foreign policies. Yet, despite the loud chorus of condemnation, these very countries remain the backbone of humanitarian aid, global innovation, and refugee resettlement. (more…)

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South Africa has recently been prominent in the US media. As we are all painfully aware, the mainstream media in the US, as in the West in general, is politically left-wing, and South Africa is not a good look for them just at the moment. In the 1980s, when their hero Nelson Mandela was ascendant, you couldn’t turn on the TV without being vexed by some documentary about apartheid. (more…)

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Syrians in Germany celebrate the fall of the Assad regime. Image courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

Genuine love will take no account of what gratifies the other, of what is agreeable to him and gives him joy, but will only direct itself towards what will benefit him, regardless of whether it affords him pleasure or not. That is genuine love and service!

Many people are only brought to an awakening and to activity through suffering. If others help them too soon they slacken, depend upon this help and succumb spiritually, because without some stimulus they cannot remain active. Then they live on aimlessly, often spending their time only in observing what is to be criticized in others instead of looking within themselves, and yet wishing to possess what others possess. A corrupt generation is created by such one-sided giving, worthless for a robust and cheerful life, and therefore harmful to the entire Creation!

– Abd-ru-shin (more…)

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Every nation likes to be best in the world at something. As things stand, we Irish Potato Negroes are world leaders in burning refugee centres without hurting anyone. Nobody comes even close to us. The prize for burning refugee centres with refugees inside goes to the Israelis, of course, but that is not a sport we want to indulge in.  (more…)

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The recent change in Polish attitudes toward Ukrainian refugees

The typical Polish strategy of dealing with unexpected crises is to make a quick decision based on one’s gut, dive headlong into the issue, and come up with solutions as problems arise along the way. (more…)

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Despite all the black-pilling and visions of impending doom, I personally like to focus on the positive issues and those examples of our people doing something good despite all the evil around us. (more…)

Arthur John Strutt, The Arch of Titus

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One could make the case that Hamas’ surprise raid has gifted Israel the pretext it needs to enact all of its long-standing geopolitical goals. Israel’s ground offensive will not only focus on destroying Hamas, but will also have the peripheral effect of displacing hundreds of thousands of Palestinians, which Israel will not allow to return once the fighting is over — if it is indeed ever over. Knowing this, regional players such as Jordan, Egypt, and Turkey have all stated they will not take in Palestinian refugees — but it remains to be seen if they will stick to that policy. Western governments, of course, are already preparing the ground to take them in. (more…)