Miksi halvasta maasta täytyy tuoda maailman kalleimpaan maahan suomalaisten maksettavaksi 8000 miljoonan vuosikustannuksilla, suomalaisia inhoavia ihmisiä, useimmat lukutaidottomia ja kehityskelvottomia moderniin yhteiskuntaan, suomenkieltä ja tiedettä vihaavia: 400000 maahanmuuttajaa nyt elätettävänä ja perustuslain vastaisesti kunnan kaupungin työpaikat ja asunnot annetaan nyt alkeellisten heimouskontojen maahanmuuttajille ohi natiivien. Eliitin juoksupojat kirkuvat nyt massamediassa avoimesti että halpatyövoimaa täytyy nyt luoda "tulijoista".
Heimouskonnot eivät valkoisten laista välitä.
Valepakolaiset eivät ole pakolaisia. Vain elintason vaatijia, haittamaahanmuuttoa. J aaidot pakolaiset haluavat takaisin kotikonnullensa. Ketään ei saa kotouttaa sillä kotouttamisen tuloksetkin ovat ala-arvoiset, katastrofaaliset. Kouluissa opettajat väärentävät parempia arvosanoja valepakolaisille ja tästä on siis akateeminen tutkimus julkaistu.
Massamedia keskittyy ihmisten tyhmentämiseen uskomattomalla sensuurilla ja venäjävihalla, militarismilla kapitalismilla, eliitin ylistämisellä. Pohjoismaisen mallin tiukan rajojen, oman valuutan, valtionyhtiöiden, oma kulttuurin kehityken ja eliitin veroprogression poistamisella.
Maahanmuuttajat saavat 2-3 kertaa enemmän tukiaisia kuin työttömät natiivit. Tämä on perustuslain bastaista rasismia, konfliktin tahallista luomista.
Tämäkö on demokratiaa?
Ei, tämä on ideologista väestönsiirtoa tuhoamaan kansallisvaltio, täysin poliittista taktiikkaa ja terroria. Perustuslaki kieltää selkeästi haittamaahanmuuton kun media luo fantasiaa hyväntahtoisuuden velvoitteesta ja ihanuudesta samalla kun suomalaisten koulutus on tuhottu, eläkeläiset kuolevat aliravittuina, nuorten mielenterveysongelmtat räjähtävät ja poliisi kieltäytyy selvittämästä maahanmuuttajien tekemiä rikoksia.
Terroria ideologisella päämäärällä kapitalistien käskystä demokratiaa ja kehitystä tuhoamassa.
Suomeen kuljetetaan ihmisiä, jotka eivät YK:nkaan mukaan tarvitse pakolaisuutta ulkomaille koska maan sisäiset siirrot ovat helpoin tapa jos ei viihdy jonkin klaanin alueella.
Suomi ja Ruotsi sallii terroristien kannattajien pysyä maassa verorahoilla. Miten vihamielisiä sopeutumattomia voi pitää pakolaisina - millään muulla kuin eliitin hajota ja hallitse -taktiikalla yhteiskuntavihamielisesti kansallisvaltiota hajottmaaan.
Miksi 500 miljoonaa euroa ylimääräisiä tukiaisia saavalle Ahvenanmaalle ei tule maahanmuuttajia Irakista ja Afrikasta? Miksi poliisi saa pakottaa pakolaiset ulos Ahvenanmaalta mutta ei Helsingistä? Tämä asetelma paljastaa että äänekkäimmät väestönsiirron kannattajat, rikkaimmat suomenruotsalaiset valtion hajottajina ovat rotuoppineita ja toteuttavat yhä vaan Suomessa rotuoppia.
b)
Eliitin ydinterrori: eliittiä ei veroteta yhteiseen hyvään vaan rahaeliitti siirtyy keräämään veroja vain itselleen ja pörssikeinottelulle, feodalismiin ja niin massamedia, uusi kirkko kiljuu syytöksiä räyhäten kansalaisille mm rasismista.
Hajota ja hallitse
Hajota ja hallitse
- Migration is milliardindustri. Interpol says that human trafficking today
generates $ 28 billion a year and is the fastest-growing criminal industry in the world.
c)
Eliitin propaganda luo sairaan vaatimuksen että Suomi on olemassa vain väestönsiirtoa varten eikä natiivikanslaisia varten. Tämä on eliitin projektifasismia uusin hajotuskeinoin demokratiaa, rauhaa, kehitystä ja yhteiskuntaa tuhoamaan
"We surveyed The Economist‘s past articles.
None of them actually predicted today’s world even remotely accurately. "
None of them actually predicted today’s world even remotely accurately. "
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The Western globalist elites have not digested Trump’s victory or Brexit yet. They are having a hard time dealing with their ideological failures, and when the reality dares not to comply with their day dreaming, they go online and create a parallel world, where their “expert” predictions always turn right and their failures cannot be questioned.
The Economist‘s portal named “what if”, a neo-liberal, wishful thinking echo chamber, is the point in case.
Its latest piece attributes magical powers to the new hero of the elites, Emmanuel Macron, who soundly defeated “evil” Marine Le Pen in May. For The Economist, Macron is nothing short of Jesus as he was correspondingly depicted on the monthly’s cover walking on water:
The hypothetical scenario of Macron’s success is based on magical reforms that will somehow create enormous numbers of jobs after an initial friction and fix the out-of-control state budget. The text provides no answer how exactly all this is going to be done. The happy predictions do not stop there. Macron’s miracle, would turn France into another Silicon Valley, a paradise for start-ups. Does it not make us think back to the internet bubble of the 90s? After “making France great again” and defeating Marion Maréchal-Le Pen, Marine’s niece (who for the record has already retired from politics, but don’t tell The Economist, it’d break their narrative, they need an evil antagonist), Macron’s magic would next make Europe great again. Academic papers on the “French Renaissance” are beginning to appear, says the article’s author, an intellectual liberal himself and Macron’s flunky.
He speaks of “EU-funded military operations in the Sahel”, because clearly that’s what Europe needs most. Why, destabilizing surrounding countries has worked very well so far, hasn’t it? Islamic terrorism isn’t even touched in the article, so we gather it will magically disappear as will the problems of the banlieu which do not deserve much mention either. Here, too, no solution is offered, just pure magic.
He speaks of “EU-funded military operations in the Sahel”, because clearly that’s what Europe needs most. Why, destabilizing surrounding countries has worked very well so far, hasn’t it? Islamic terrorism isn’t even touched in the article, so we gather it will magically disappear as will the problems of the banlieu which do not deserve much mention either. Here, too, no solution is offered, just pure magic.
Another article,”If borders were open“, tackles immigration.
2) According to the article, the world would suddenly become richer by 78$ trillion because “Mexicans in the US could make 150% more, Nigerians 1000% more”. Never mind the fact that basic economic logic says the infinite increase in labour supply sends wages crashing down to zero. It also claims that “a Nigerian in the United States cannot be enslaved by the Islamists of Boko Haram” because, clearly, mass migration to the West so far has not resulted in events related to Islamic terrorism nor separated communities. All our concerns about low wages and terrorism are are dismissed as “little besides conjecture and [have] anecdotal evidence to support it”. Reality is anecdotal evidence. The entire article is a massive exercise in intellectual dishonesty, ignoring or downplaying contrary evidence while highlighting potential and rather illusory benefits. Although it covers briefly the possibility that an ethnic group of a radically different culture could numerically overwhelm that of the host country and abolish democracy, no conclusion is drawn.
2) According to the article, the world would suddenly become richer by 78$ trillion because “Mexicans in the US could make 150% more, Nigerians 1000% more”. Never mind the fact that basic economic logic says the infinite increase in labour supply sends wages crashing down to zero. It also claims that “a Nigerian in the United States cannot be enslaved by the Islamists of Boko Haram” because, clearly, mass migration to the West so far has not resulted in events related to Islamic terrorism nor separated communities. All our concerns about low wages and terrorism are are dismissed as “little besides conjecture and [have] anecdotal evidence to support it”. Reality is anecdotal evidence. The entire article is a massive exercise in intellectual dishonesty, ignoring or downplaying contrary evidence while highlighting potential and rather illusory benefits. Although it covers briefly the possibility that an ethnic group of a radically different culture could numerically overwhelm that of the host country and abolish democracy, no conclusion is drawn.
And yet a “what if” scenario is important because a failure in creating a brave new world might result in an ethnic conflict the likes of which we are seeing in Syria now. But that’s not a politically correct answer and thus must be ignored. What matters is the alleged 78$ trillion, which for the record would never happen if ethnic conflicts and societal collapses erupted. The first line of the article says: “the potential gains are so vast that objectors could be bribed to let it happen” and that answers the pertinent question, who would get those 78$ trillion? The elites, and next they will bribe academics and intellectuals to post articles like that one. Indeed The Economist is owned by the world’s most elitist family, the Rothschilds. Very much like their puppet, Macron, who by the way worked for a Rothschild bank. Is this love a coincidence?
We surveyed The Economist‘s past articles. None of them actually predicted today’s world even remotely accurately. For 2015 there was a Russia break-up potential scenario a fantasy that resembles those spun by the late ideologist Zbigniew Brzezinski in his book The Grand Chessboard: American Primacy and its Geostrategic Imperatives. Then there’s “The first 100 days” of President Hillary Clinton.
The prediction of Trump’s victory is the only accurate thing in the article. The conclusions drawn are all false. The subtitle hints that Trump’s inexperience would cause “real-world crises”. Once again, clearly, Hillary Clinton’s “we came, we saw, he died” about Libya did not cause a civil war, a collapsed society and an immigration crisis in the Central Mediterranean, very much like Obama and Hollande’s “Assad must go” approach towards Syria did. To say something like this would be dismissed as “anecdotal evidence”. There’s a claim that his first international visit would be to Russia; it turned out it was to Poland.
Hillary was supposedly toppled by “Russian hackers”, which only confirms that the fantasy was always present in the minds of her supporters. Too bad. The narrative has now shifted to “Russian collusion”. Russia would also be “shooting Estonian helicopters” because Russians are evil. The Russophobic narrative is The Economist‘s recurring leitmotif.
The other claims include Mexico, which would be now a “humanitarian” superpower because it won’t deport “unaccompanied minors”, also known as illegal immigrants to Central American countries, thus teaching Trump a lesson in morality. Oh no, wait, Mexico is actually considering building a wall along the border with Guatemala. What else did they predict?
Trump won’t pass his “Muslim ban”; the travel ban has actually been passed. There will be a trade war with China; there is none as yet. Deportations of illegal immigrants won’t happen; arrests are actually up 40%.
- In short, none of The Economist‘s predictions have come true.
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