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operation_eland 2 points ago +2 / -0

The black guy had been necklaced. It was an Indian walking by laughing.

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operation_eland 3 points ago +3 / -0

I saw a video of an Indian (there are a lot of them in Durban) walking past a black who had been necklaced and was just dying in the street he was basically laughing and calling the guy a cunt. Multiculturalism and race communism is wonderful isn't it?

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operation_eland 3 points ago +3 / -0

He makes that face because he probably has an IQ of 85 and has real trouble understanding anything outside of "gibs".

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operation_eland 4 points ago +4 / -0

Yes. Zuma was a zulu and he was forced out by internal politics. When he was jailed for his crimes a few years ago his Zulu people turned Kwazulu Natal into a warzone. You have never seen the likes of it. They looted everything. The police were begging white run security companies for help protecting their police stations and for ammunition. Random groups of men were in the road basically having to fire at mobs trying to storm their communities.

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operation_eland 2 points ago +2 / -0

Remember the former president Jacob Zuma who depending on who you believe either raped or had sex with a woman who was HIV+ but then told the court years later that it was OK because he took a shower afterwards. Jacob Zuma also had a worse grasp of numbers than a lot of 8 year olds.

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operation_eland 1 point ago +1 / -0

I don't envy the supreme court having to decide on this, on the one hand it would devastate the functioning of the government and the deep state to have to declare everything Biden did null and void but on the other hand there are probably reasons why the regime might not want to normalise someone being able to use an autosigner to give any piece of paper a presidential order.

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operation_eland 1 point ago +1 / -0

As far as I know Canada and Australia both conduct their elections with paper ballots and hand counting like we do in Britain but that doesn't mean the results are real.

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operation_eland 2 points ago +2 / -0

It is entirely possible after what has happened the last 10 years the elites in Canada decided the elections are just going to be fake going forward. I mean how would you really know? Like Stalin once said its who counts the votes that matters.

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operation_eland 2 points ago +2 / -0

You know here in Britain we were the canary in the coal mine. We had 14 years of "Conservative" government who made all sorts of promises like reducing immigration and instead delivered us more immigrants than in the previous entire history of our island. They spend all their time pandering to foreigners and the green agenda and protecting DEI and making sure thousands of people are arrested for hate speech every year all while doing nothing for the native people.

I didn't see much from the Australian election but from what I saw of PP's campaign in Canada he spend most of his time pandering to Chinks and Pajeets and his radical reduction in immigration meant 1 million immigrants every 2 years instead of every year.

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operation_eland 1 point ago +1 / -0

University is for the top 15% of the population. What exactly do you think a lot of kids going there are getting out of it? Trumps kid is a member of the elite. None of you are going to be rich.

This is a particular American pathology I see as a European. You all think you're potential millionaires. I hate to break it to you, but you're not. Also a lot of you seem to work yourselves to death for no reason.

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operation_eland 1 point ago +1 / -0

It's been quite the intellectual journey from 2016 where we used to take politics seriously but for years we see it as pro-wrestling. Vince is in the back room planning it all out. It makes me sick.

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operation_eland 1 point ago +1 / -0

Japanese bikes are very popular here but when I was a young man the Chinese Honda clones were popular. They used to come in a pallet and you had to build them from scratch. I built several for people. They lasted surprisingly well actually but a bunch of stuff they came with was shit and you would replace them with Japanese or Western made parts over time. It was a cheap way to get on the road and have an on going project.

I don't know if its still a thing these days. I haven't been on a bike for 15 years.

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operation_eland 1 point ago +1 / -0

I mean they basically have or do. Europe has been under armed American occupation since 1942-1945 and the zone of occupation has expanded since 1997.

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operation_eland 1 point ago +1 / -0

The EU was created for two reasons - one because the Americans can't conceive of Europe as composed of competing nation states and just wanted one person to talk to on the phone in "Europe".

The genesis of it in European terms was probably as a means for France to dominate Germany which it could do in the aftermath of the second world war but over the years and especially since unification the situation has reversed where Germany dominates France despite being militarily inferior.

The dirty deal which propped the EU up post unification was that German exporters and French farmers would prosper at the expense of all other considerations and Britain let them get away with it pre-2016 because they didn't gang up on what was going on in the city of London with a lot of crooked financial dealings. That situation started to change which is probably why Brexit happened. The city of London was becoming vulnerable and the EU had looted just about everything of value from Britain to move east through its wealth transfer mechanisms.

Now Germany is in permanent economic decline probably the last roll of the dice is "euro bonds" which will use German credit worthiness to drum up another trillion euros to spend on EU slush funds and maybe bluff the markets on the next euro crisis but after that the end will come.

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operation_eland 2 points ago +2 / -0

Yeah - Ford used to be very popular here in England, their popularity has waned a little. The Ford Focus was the best selling car in England from 1999-2009 - it was ground breaking from its superb suspension design, excellent equipment and spacious interior - even Jeremy Clarkson had a high opinion of it. The combination of the 1.6 zetec engine with the 5 speed was a real winner. But as someone who works on cars and sees plenty of Ford US stuff on the internet European Fords are built in Germany and have much more in common with Audi's. A lot of them were sold with Diesel engines made by PSA (later Stellantis).

The thing that will kill Ford in Europe is they don't make cars anymore, all they do is large SUV's and trucks. A lot of people in Britain were Ford customers for life because their first car was probably a battered old Ford Fiesta and they probably upgraded to a Focus or a Mondeo or a Galaxy when they had more money and then had a family. Of those models the Focus is the only one left and it is discontinued next year. They also started putting ecoboost engines in them with wetbelts which caused a lot of blown up engines.

The main GM brand in Europe was Vauxhall or Opel depending on whether you were in Britain or mainland Europe. They used ecotec engines or Fiat diesels. Some of them were sold in North America under the "Saturn" brand but were very rare. They were kind of shit but a lot of people got them because they were made at Ellesmere port so were essentially a domestic brand. GM sold them to Stellantis to focus on big trucks and SUV's.

Stellantis is a dysfunctional company because it cannot reconcile its European and American market functions it also has way to many brands which compete with each other. It needs to break up into its American part and European part.

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operation_eland 4 points ago +4 / -0

The one thing that will be an issue with the EU is say the EU and the US sign a free trade agreement tomorrow. It will not really benefit the US. Europeans are not going to be lining up to buy American food because its just not very good, it is possible this could change if American food standards are brought up to parity with Canadian standards say which might be RFK jrs ploy but that process could take a decade. I mean I have been to the US many a time and the food does not do me any good. I feel better when I come home.

The Trump 1.0 administration complained about Europeans not buying American cars - well I'm sorry but American cars are just not very good and are so big and oversized our roads are not really set up for them and they all have really thirsty engines where as small turbo diesels are the main thing that is popular here.

The EU doesn't even have an internal common market in services either. I don't see how that could be included in a trade deal.

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operation_eland 2 points ago +2 / -0

It was pretty depressing how Trump smacked down Zelensky but mostly seemed to cuck to Starmer. Unless he has his own plans a year or two down the line against the British regime once Ukraine is concluded.

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operation_eland 1 point ago +1 / -0

I think one reason the Europeans have such a hard on for the war is seeing how efficiently Zelensky was able to dispose of all of Ukraines young men by sending human wave attacks against Russian artillery. They are sitting and thinking - if only we could replicate the success with our own people.

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operation_eland 1 point ago +1 / -0

It was likely British and American commandos likely working off some kind of specialist converted nuclear submarine who planted the explosives on Nordstream. It was mainly the American administration who wanted it gone to increase the value of LNG shipments and secure their control over the vassals in Europe.

You're also forgetting the incident where that missile fell in Poland and killed those farmers but missed its likely target which was a fertiliser silo. The Ukrainians tried to claim article 5 there but the missile which did it was exposed to be Ukrainian. If it hit the fertiliser silo it likely would have been article 5 before the facts had been exposed and there would have been no remains of the missile though in that case I can't believe the Ukrainians did that all themselves. I suspect it was a black operation carried out at the direction of Victoria Nuland.

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operation_eland 2 points ago +2 / -0

What I find funny is the regime was happy to jump on the band wagon of "long covid" when they needed to sell lockdowns and then after Ukraine was the current thing they pivot to it not being real.

I don't think COVID was particularly unique in that certain viruses do have long term effects on people like chronic fatigue. I mean this spike protein was certainly not good for people and I imagine the mRNA shots were even worse for people than actually getting infected.

In my country between 2010 and 2016 they purged the incapacity benefit rolls as it was costing to much and it was well known there were probably 1 million people but probably more perfectly fit to work on incapacity benefits. I think COVID happened and a lot of people who were fed up having to work probably jumped on the long covid bandwagon so they could go back to their old ways. We certainly have record levels of incapacity benefit claimants since the lockdown and scamdemic. They basically undid 6 years of work trying to save the taxpayers money in a few days.

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operation_eland 1 point ago +1 / -0

This spike protein - however exactly it came to be attached to that virus was certainly not good for people however you got it. For some reason our elites and big pharma then decided it was absolutely critical to inject it into people or actively turn every tissue of their bodies into spike protein factories forever because reasons...

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operation_eland 5 points ago +5 / -0

He'll be able to mint a second podcast career from his time at the FBI after he leaves the job in 2028 or 2032.

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operation_eland 3 points ago +3 / -0

The US will reduce its foot print in Europe but there are certain countries like Britain, Norway and probably Turkey and Greece it will never withdraw from. The US needs to control the Med and access by the Russians to the North Atlantic.

Its quite a clever play in my opinion to pull back to the periphery of Europe. There is no reason to militarily occupy a lot of these countries anymore and resources expended there can be deployed in the Americas, Arctic and SE Asia.

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