Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi caused an uproar in the National Diet during her policy speech for saying natalism is the solution to population decline & attacked foreigners who disrespect Japanese cultural customs.
The Globalists was so angry they tried to drown out her speech.
Talvez os juizes do caso Odair vivam perto da Cova da Moura ou tenham tido um episódio como teve o Filipe Santos Costa com os ciganos… Aí far-se-á justiça!
Não ia ligar nenhuma ao caso, MAS...se entregaram a defesa a Pedro Marques Lopes, é porque "aqui há gato", já tenho uma "pulgas atrás da orelha"
Não pensei que fosse caso para tanto.....
Vídeo del entierro de los cristianos masacrados el 14 de octubre de 2025 en Yelwa Heipang, Barkin Ladi, Nigeria.
¿Cuánto tiempo más va a seguir ésto así? ¿Cuánto tiempo más seguirá la comunidad internacional sin hacer nada mientras vemos los asesinatos?
🇮🇪 Irlanda, con una población autóctona de apenas 4 millones, ha recibido más de 1 millón de inmigrantes sólo en la última década.
“¿Por qué les hacen eso a los irlandeses? Los están reemplazando con gente del tercer mundo”.
🇩🇪 GERMANY IN FREEFALL - INDUSTRY BLEEDS, JOBS VANISH, RESTAURANTS DIE
The so-called “engine of Europe” is coughing up smoke. Germany’s economy isn’t just slowing - it’s unraveling.
The hospitality sector, once the soft cushion of the Mittelstand, just posted catastrophic summer numbers: real turnover down 3.5% in August, even in peak holiday season.
The party’s over - restaurants, hotels, caterers all sinking in unison.
Behind the scenes, the industrial heart that powered postwar Germany has lost a quarter of its output since 2018.
Factories closing, firms fleeing, 270,000 manufacturing jobs gone in just over a year. The private sector shrinks; the bureaucracy swells by 50,000 new state jobs.
1.3 million private-sector jobs erased. Insolvencies up 27% in hospitality alone. The country’s on track for 25,000 corporate collapses this year - €60 billion in economic wreckage.
Berlin’s fix? Cut restaurant VAT back to 7%. A symbolic band-aid on a corpse.
Germany’s problem isn’t inflation - it’s exhaustion. Too many taxes, too much red tape, too little faith.
The beer’s still cold, but the optimism’s gone flat.
Source: @ZeroHedge, Destatis, DEHOGA