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Bad influencer

[Q @qedrico]

@peterrhague Depends if you look from above or below, both are possible in the image

[Q @qedrico]

@sanguine211 @gaye_ess I agree western countries are implementing the same destructive policies. As they always have, for example Reaganism Thatcherism Rogernomics. However I disagree with the idea that COVID & mass immigration are part of a single worldwide plan. These are merely political trends.

[Q @qedrico]

@gaye_ess @sanguine211 What's the end goal of this plan of which you claim to have proof of? A worldwide plan by whom to what end?

[Q @qedrico]

@StocksandDares This means that it can be perpetual, as long as the future profits and growth materialize, there is never a reason to pay off all debt, there's nothing to be gained from doing so

[Q @qedrico]

@StocksandDares Replace the idea of debt with the idea of credit. Credit allows you to use future profits to pay for current costs that make those future profits possible. It is like a superfood for the economy.

[Q @qedrico]

@Mark1217000 @chrisluxonmp You've just described Putin. Perfectly.

[Q @qedrico]

@RaminNasibov Use of Weapons, Iain Banks

[Q @qedrico]

@PjH12970 @donaldtusk Ok Paul of England based in the United Kingdom. Sensible Poles recognise the need for solidarity and know to leave the past, which was full of terrible events from both sides, in the past.

[Q @qedrico]

@gaye_ess @sanguine211 Wow personal insults already. If you can't defend your ideas or responsd to critique then maybe they're not as solid as you thought. There is no worldwide plan.

[Q @qedrico]

@gaye_ess @sanguine211 Ah, so a conspiracy then

[Q @qedrico]

@gaye_ess @sanguine211 So why is it an 'agenda' then?

[Q @qedrico]

@gaye_ess @sanguine211 Those are separate issues (typical govt overreach, the woke trend, etc) not some shadowy conspiracy

[Q @qedrico]

@DankEngine13 @janheckercom It's run by commie psychopaths

[Q @qedrico]

@janheckercom Great question! Michelberger on Warschauerstr could be an option

[Kosher @koshercockney]

Could you imagine raising a daughter in a country where hundreds of thousands of illegal migrants, that broke into the country, have to be given an instruction manual telling them to try and not rape people?

And the Prime Minister says that you all have to “play your part” in welcoming these people into your villages and communities?

The United Kingdom 2026.

[Q @qedrico]

@sanguine211 @gaye_ess What's the globalist agenda? Serious question

[Jonatan Pallesen @jonatanpallesen]

This was a very interesting interview with a Somali Muslim man here in Denmark. His honesty tells us what we must do.

This man, Abdi Khan is a refugee, who lives on welfare in Denmark with his large family, all paid for by the Danish taxpayers.

He hates Denmark. He has a social media profile that is very active and has many followers, in which he constantly denigrates Denmark and the Danes. He also vastly prefers Somalia, and often travels back there.

So they ask him if this doesn't seem ungrateful, and why he doesn't move back.

His answer is interesting, and actually makes decent sense.

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He wouldn't like to move back, because he wouldn't be as economically secure. This is true, since he would lose most of the very generous welfare he and his family gets here in Denmark. He says that he would move out if he was paid half a million Euros. Which to the interviewers sounds outrageously high, but which I think is a good estimate from him of the price at which it would make sense for him and his family to leave Denmark. (And would in fact be a good deal for Denmark as well. Somali immigrants with families are far, far more costly than that over time.)

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To the question about if he doesn't feel bad about being received by Denmark as a refugee, and living off our exceedingly generous welfare, while at the same time denigrating us, he makes a distinction between Denmark and the international conventions.

He thinks that Denmark and the Danes are evil and islamophobic, and would in fact prefer not to do these things. But he points out that it's his rights given to him by the international conventions that result in this situation. Not the charity of the Danes, but the international conventions, such as the Refugee Conventions and the European Convention of Human Rights. So he feels zero gratitude towards Denmark. He also says that if Denmark ever left the international conventions, he would go back voluntarily.

As I wrote, the interviewers find what he says highly objectionable, and do not hold back with their critique of this man. But I think what he is saying makes sense from his perspective.

If (very) hypothetically I was offered asylum by Somalia, and also assuming hypothetically that they had freedom of speech there, I would behave in the same way as he does. I would not hold back on criticizing their barbaric female genital mutilation. The fact that they helped me would not make me hold back on this critique. Like me, Abdi Khan stands for what he believes in. Which just in his case happens to be Islamism.

Also, unlike a very large number of other Somali immigrants, it doesn't seem like he is a violent criminal. The Danish media seems to think that he is an example of how wrong Somali immigration can go, but in fact there are many far worse than him.

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What this man makes very clear with his arguments is that the international conventions are broken. They result in us paying millions to host people who despise us and despise our values, and do everything in their power to work against us. Even though both them and us would strongly prefer them living in their own Muslim countries.

[Q @qedrico]

@itssalvadiaz Why don't you distrust taxi drivers??!!

[Peter W. Kruger @pwk]

Per essere chiari: la Russia ha fatto saltare per aria a Colleferro (ad un tiro
di schioppo da Roma, pun intended) una fabbrica di munizioni che rifornisce le forze armate ucraine. E la nostra classe giornalistica e politica è così codarda da aver immediatamente seppellito la notizia sotto il solito nuvolone agostano di storie irrilevanti. Ciò, ovviamente, non farà che incentivare la Russia ad alzare ulteriormente l’asticella. Tu puoi nascondere la testa da struzzo quanto ti pare nella sabbia, ma, ad un certo punto, le vibrazioni delle esplosioni arriveranno anche lì.

[Michael MacKay @mhmck]

The Russian Federation, North Korea and Iran are waging war in Europe, against Europe. China and India financially back their armed aggression.

The United States has abandoned its allies. The rest of Europe refuses to fight to defend itself. Ukraine combats the enemy alone.