I agree, but it’s just a gesture—it has no real power. EU regulations are generally directly applicable law in the member states. In Germany, almost everything is waved through by the Bundestag without scrutiny or debate. If it ever really comes to the point where an EU regulation doesn’t suit those in power in the member states, they will very quickly remind themselves of their national legislative authority.
Real change can ONLY come from the people in the member states
Dead on Arrival! The Commission will dilute it beyond recognition in the process.
German Brave translated: "The European Parliament (EP), together with the Council of the European Union, is the EU’s primary legislative body. Since the Treaty of Lisbon, both institutions have had equal authority in the legislative process and must agree on a draft for an EU law to be adopted. The ordinary legislative procedure This procedure, also known as the codecision procedure, applies to the vast majority of policy areas (85 areas in total). The process usually follows these steps: Initiative: The European Commission submits a legislative proposal (the Commission has the sole right of initiative, although the EP, the Council, or citizens’ initiatives may call for one). First reading: The EP and the Council review the proposal. The EP may propose amendments. Second reading: If the Council and the EP cannot reach an agreement, the EP may reject the draft by an absolute majority or propose further amendments. Conciliation Committee: In the event of a deadlock, a committee composed of equal numbers of MEPs and Council ministers is convened to draft a joint text. Third reading: The joint text must be re-approved by both institutions for the law to enter into force. Trilogue negotiations: In practice, the process is often expedited through informal negotiations between the Commission, the EP, and the Council at all stages."
Our media are only just beginning to face headwinds. My generation of “old farts,” in particular, still believes the nonsense that the public media feed us—and for which every German who isn’t homeless and living under a bridge has to pay €18.36 per month per household. Funnily enough, this broadcasting fee was introduced under the Nazis. Our leftists, however, either don't know this, or they prefer to ignore it.
Alternative media have only been around for a little over two years, but they’re rapidly gaining reach. Politicains and their sycophants are scared and don´t know how to handle it and retreat to outright censorship in both the EU and it´s member states. They will fail!
ZDF lied outrageously once again this week by claiming that Elon Musk had called for a hunt for immigrants following the attempted beheading in Belfast. Germany’s most renowned media lawyer, Joachim Steinhoefel, is now taking legal action against ZDF on his behalf.
The “journalists,” who until now have been able to lie and slander with impunity, have not yet realized that those days are over.
Thank you. I, 73, have been familiar with Gladio since the 1990s. I first read about Prussiagate here two years ago. I have long been aware of the three entities—Washington, D.C., the City of London, and Vatican City—and their roles in world domination.
Despite the knowledge I’ve acquired outside the official historical narrative, I have massive difficulty with the idea of Prussia playing an active role in transforming the American Republic into a corporation, especially since unified Germany had enough problems of its own in Europe during that period. The long period of prosperity and peace up to 1914 was not yet foreseeable. And then I cannot explain why the Anglo-American banking cartel pushed for the destruction of the three empires—Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Russia—shortly thereafter (Mackinder, Rhodes Society...).
Nor can I logically place the collaboration between organizations that were actually enemies (Freemasons, Jesuits...) in many areas of hidden history within a timeline.
They made SA police!
Brave; German Wikipedia This was a paramilitary unit founded in February 1933 by Hermann Göring in Prussia to support the regular police forces and combat political opponents of the National Socialists. Recruitment came primarily from the ranks of the Sturmabteilung (SA), but also from the SS and the Stahlhelm, thereby granting SA members official police powers. Size: In Prussia, approximately 40,000 to 50,000 SA and SS members, as well as Stahlhelm members, were drafted as auxiliary police. Duties: The focus was on the terrorist elimination of political opponents (especially Communists and Social Democrats), arbitrary arrests, and the establishment of “wild” concentration camps. Dissolution: The unit was disbanded in August 1933, as its duties were taken over by the regular police and the SS after the NSDAP had consolidated its power.
The auxiliary police forces were soon disbanded because the German civil service in all states and areas of responsibility had effectively Nazified itself by joining the party. Longtime party members referred to them as the “March Martyrs.”
After the so-called “Reichskristallnacht,” German Jews who were permitted to leave the country were required to surrender a large portion of their assets as the so-called “Reich Emigration Tax.”
Today, a law similar to the Dutch one has existed in Germany for quite some time. Hardly anyone knows this.
"A gripping account of the real causes of the 6 Day War; Uncovers the true reasons for the bombing of the USS Liberty; Reveals that the world was on the brink of nuclear conflict – and why it was kept quiet." https://peterhounam.com/books/operation-cyanide/
https://de.scribd.com/document/410826276/Operation-Cyanide-by-Peter-Hounam-2003-pdf
A new position had to be found for the Green Party’s failed foreign minister, so the German diplomat Helga Schmid—who had actually been earmarked for the role and had already been “negotiated” for it at the UN—was sidelined. The replacement was carried out with typical Green Party empathy.
Brave:
"Annalena Baerbock ousted top German diplomat Helga Schmid in the nomination for President of the UN General Assembly. Helga Schmid had been designated by the German government as the candidate for the post since September 2024 and was regarded as an internationally respected expert (including as a former OSCE Secretary General).
The decision to nominate Baerbock instead of Schmid was sharply criticized by critics such as former top diplomat Christoph Heusgen and Sigmar Gabriel; Heusgen called it an “outrage.”
Germany’s reputation in the EU and Europe is steadily deteriorating. Then, on the day before the vote, our “lying chancellor” publicly boasted that the German government and diplomatic corps—and he himself in particular—had worked intensively to ensure the election would be a success, as it always had been.
Well! Pride comes before a fall.
English Wikipedia:
"Finland In Finland, the swastika (Finnish: hakaristi) was used as the official national marking of the Finnish Air Force between 1918 and 1945, anti-aircraft troops as a part of the air force, and tank troops at that time.
Its origin is unrelated to Nazis. In March 1918 during the Finnish Civil War a Swedish count Eric von Rosen (who was not a Nazi in 1918 yet) gave the Finnish Whites an aircraft. The aircraft was marked with von Rosen's badge, a blue swastika on a white background. The Finnish Air Force adopted this roundel as their national insignia.[13]
The swastika was also used by the Lotta Svärd organisation, a Finnish paramilitary organisation for women, which was dissolved in 1944 according to the terms of the Moscow Armistice.
Variations of the tursaansydän symbol[14] The tursaansydän, an elaboration on the swastika, is used by scouts in some instances and by a student organization.[which?] The Finnish village of Tursa uses the tursaansydän as a kind of a certificate of authenticity on products made there, and is the origin of this name of the symbol (meaning 'heart of Tursa'), which is also known as the mursunsydän ('walrus-heart'). Traditional textiles are still made in Finland with swastikas as parts of traditional ornaments.
The Finnish Airforce units still wear a swastika on their colours.[15][16] In addition, the shoulder insignia of the Airforce Headquarters bears a swastika design.[17] In 1945, the Air Force changed its national emblem to a roundel, but the use of swastika in some other insignia was continued. In 1958, the President of Finland Urho Kekkonen inaugurated the colours of the Air Force units which feature a swastika design. The latest colour of this pattern was inaugurated by president Tarja Halonen 25 October 2005 for the newly formed Air Force Academy.[17] Also the Utti Jaeger Regiment, responsible for training special forces, bears a swastika-like emblem (sun cross) on its colour. In January 2017, the Air Force Command replaced its emblem, which had contained a swastika, with a design reminiscent of the Air Force service emblem; a golden eagle and a circle of wings.[18]
The swastika has not disappeared in Finnish medals and decorations. The decorations of the Order of the Cross of Liberty, designed by Akseli Gallen-Kallela – who also designed the emblem of the Finnish Air Force and the Finnish flight mark in 1918 – bears a swastika laid on a George's Cross. The President of Finland uses a Cross of Liberty in the personal flag. However, in the flag is only the 3rd Cross of Liberty, although the highest Finnish decoration is the Grand Cross of the White Rose of Finland with Collar. During the Continuation War and immediately after the wars, 191 soldiers were appointed Knights of the Mannerheim Cross."
It’s something you can know, but obviously you don’t have to.
The Good Wife was essentially a promotional series for Hillary Clinton. As the show increasingly veered toward Clinton propaganda, Josh Charles declined to renew his contract after the fifth season.
The spin-off "The Good Fight" was essentially an anti-Trump series in which the law firm fought for the contract to prepare the Dems for Trumps impeachment. In the original series, the stories were still quite good, but later...
Another series that foreshadowed later political events was “The Blacklist,” where the cabal was first discussed in the media.
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"Ukraine is not a Russian territory. It was given to Stalin after WW2 and they incorporated it into the Soviet Union."
No.
Brave:
"The Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic (Ukrainian SSR) was a constituent republic of the Soviet Union that existed from 1922 to 1991. After its proclamation on March 10, 1919, it was initially nominally independent, but in December 1922 it became one of the founding members of the USSR."
"Ukraine is a founding member of the United Nations. Specifically, the (USSR) joined the UN on October 24, 1945 as one of the original 51 founding members. This membership was granted to the Soviet Republic to secure the Soviet Union de facto three votes in the General Assembly and, at times, two in the Security Council."
Of course, but give us Germans our sovereignty back at last.
But don´t forget that NATO´s been an American CABAL tool to uphold the world´s division and feed the forever wars. DC the Military, CoL the Money and the Vatican the Spirituality of our rulers.
And not only that: https://foundationforfreedomonline.com/us-funded-censorship-hubs-drive-eus-war-on-tech-companies/
The problem is that ALL the other parties band together and, before being voted out, change the rules so that the AfD has no chance of making any substantial changes unless it wins an absolute majority. If necessary, additional debt authorizations will still be approved by the old, ousted coalition—which remains in office on an interim basis—just as happened after the last federal election. An additional 2 trillion euros. Since the current version of the Basic Law prohibits the issuance of new debt, this is then referred to as a “special fund” in our country.
I watched her series on “Brigitte” Macron. Candace Owens repeated what had already been published here in Europe two years earlier on various “conspiracy” websites. She succinctly presented in a series what we here had to piece together from various sources over a period of time.
It’s important to know that, over the decades, long before “she” appeared on the scene, some people ran into trouble with the state and its institutions when they stirred up the hornet’s nest of potential pedophilia in northern France. If I recall correctly, the Macrons wanted to sue Owens in the U.S. but ultimately decided against it.
Also, a doctor who wanted to report on gender reassignment surgeries in the northern French area where the alleged events took place ended up taking the direct route over the balcony instead of using the elevator in his home. Others were warned by the French domestic intelligence service about potential problems if they didn’t better control their public statements.
I wrote this from memory. Since there were many sources spanning several years, I did not save local copies of the articles. I don’t think it’s really worth trying to reconstruct everything so close to the end.
Ratzinger was an arch-conservative Catholic, and as such, he was viewed rather critically within Germany’s increasingly left-leaning Catholic Church.
Brave (German search) In the 1980s, Joseph Ratzinger () underwent a decisive transition from academic theology to the highest ecclesiastical office in Rome and established himself as a leading conservative figure in the Catholic Church.
Assumption of Office as Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith: In 1981, Pope John Paul II appointed Ratzinger as Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith. This position made him the Pope’s most important collaborator and the guardian of Catholic dogma, and he was often regarded as John Paul II’s “right-hand man.” Conflict with Liberation Theology: As Prefect, Ratzinger exercised strict oversight over theology. He viewed Liberation Theology in Latin America with skepticism bordering on rejection, as he feared its political activism and Marxist influences, while he supported resistance against communist regimes in Eastern Europe. Criticism in the Abuse Scandal: During this period, Ratzinger was also confronted with allegations that he had failed to adequately address cases of child abuse. An expert report found him guilty of misconduct in four cases during his time as Archbishop of Munich and Freising (1977–1982), including the admission of the priest Peter Hullermann, who was suspected of abuse, in 1980. Ratzinger was later criticized for attributing the abuse scandal in part to the “climate of the 1968 revolution,” which was viewed as a scapegoating strategy. Theological and journalistic work: Despite his high offices, Ratzinger remained a prolific author. In the 1980s, he published important works such as “On the State of the Faith” (1985) and advocated for reconciliation and penance in the Church’s mission (including as delegate president of the Synod of Bishops in 1983).
I think they had compromising material to force him to resign. They couldn’t pull off the John Paul I solution again. It was enough to have placed a Jesuit on the throne for the first time—a Jesuit who ruled from the Vatican guesthouse and was not buried in St. Peter’s Basilica.
And this in such an ancient institution based on rules and traditions? Who would believe it.
It's all just hot air. The Bundeswehr lacks the necessary infrastructure. They can't generate the required data (everything's still on paper for the older generations), they can't get the older folks through the necessary physical fitness tests, and they don't have housing options for them (nursing barracks?).
Maybe we at GAW should suggest setting up a satire thread? :-))
GRINS!
During the C-periods, there were several large demonstrations in Berlin. One of these involved a dozen elderly men staging what was dubbed the “Storming of the Reichstag”
This gave rise to the meme “The Coup of the walking frames.” (In deutsch Rollator)
The National Socialist German Workers' Party promoted the concept of the “people's community.” This meant that a sense of unity had to be fostered that obscured the real differences within society. Among other things, this included the Sunday stew, during which the rich and the poor ate lunch together, in reality not often During the war, Hitler was very afraid of cutting people’s rations too drastically, because the memory of hunger during World War I was still very much alive among the German people.
In summary, it can be said that at least Hitler and Stalin were two sides of the same coin: National Socialist and International Socialist. Mao can be viewed similarly, but he emerged from a different historical context, which would take us too far afield here.
"...have much lower medical expenses because they're heavily subsidized."
In Germany we pay so called "Sozialabgaben":
Translated Brave: "Social security contributions in Germany are legally mandated contributions that provide coverage for illness, long-term care, old age, unemployment, and accidents. They are calculated based on gross pay and are generally split 50-50 between employees and employers. The total contribution burden for employees subject to social security contributions is currently approximately 21% of gross pay. The individual contribution rates are as follows: Pension insurance: 9.3% (employee share) Health insurance: 7.3% plus half of the additional contribution (on average) Long-term care insurance: 1.525% to 2.0% (depending on family status) Unemployment insurance: 1.2%"
Germany is totally broke. The System is going to cut the Federal share of the above "insurances". Germany is about to explode.