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>>131634417
She's a deep undercover mossad agent

>>131634417
How about a source? You should been here long enough to know that's needed.

a goy oyoyoyoy

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>>131634245
I wouldn't have any issue with kekistan but all I see is people taking what was LITERALLY just a joke on globalism WAY too seriously

>>131634245
>QUIT BITCHING ABOUT PPL STEALING YOUR BOYS CLUB
Athiesm was a boys club untill athiesm+ and thats the way skeptisism is going to go. Every movement that has success has the women moving to it in order to enjoy that success that men made. The womens will make it something+ and then men will move away from their cancer and start the next successful movement. Then women will take it over too when it works and wash rinse repeat.

1.Men make a movement successful.
2.Women come into the fold and partake in the the success after the hard work is done.
3. Women make the movement all about them
4.men move on to the next movement.
4.GOTO 1

There is no way around it, thats just the way that humans operate. Dont hate women for being what they are.

>>131635288
moral of the story

women ruin everything

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>>131634214

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2010-15 feels.....

I love Guardian comments. 600 'recommends'.

>Even without the dubious funding, the EU referendum was an absolute travesty of democracy.

>For a start, we should have never been given a vote on it. How’s the average voter supposed to have any idea whether leaving the EU is good for the country? In a normal general election, people can vote for whichever party broadly reflects their values. A voter doesn’t need to know or understand anything complex. That wasn’t the case with the EU question, which was massively complex.

>Secondly, the referendum was hijacked by all sorts of agendas and emotions that had nothing to do with the EU. People were worried about ‘cultural change’, which was an euphemism for there being too many non-whites around. The Brexiters implicitly promised this would change. But of course, it won’t. People were worried about lack of jobs outside London, and unaffordable housing all over the UK. Brexit won’t change any of that.

>Thirdly, the Brexiters falsely told people that “Europe” needs us far more than we need them. They’ll do anything, we were told, in order to keep selling us BMWs or whatever. Of course, that was all complete nonsense. We need them far more than they need us. That’s why there will be no ‘negotiation’ to speak of. Just a set of damaging terms dictated to the UK, which we’ll meekly accept. No one voted for that.

>The UK voted to have our cake, eat it, and then smash it in the face of our European partners. We were told that this was a perfectly reasonable, realistic choice to make. It wasn’t. That’s why Brexit has become a black hole at the centre of our politics, sucking in two separate Tory governments, destroying our international standing, and entrenching deep divisions, all before it’s even properly started. It needs to be halted immediately.

No better way to de-legitimize a movement than to nazi larp. It a gives everyone fair warning about what your plans are, for starters.

>>131634066
THE MURDERER

Jesus, /pol/.

>>131634066
The tranny

>>131634066
me, for not getting some of that boi pucci

i need answers

>>131634428
nobody cares

literally no one

>>131633974
Bash the poofters mate

>>131633974
it's the only sense of identity they have. there are a lot of gay people that act straighter than straight and you'd never ever know. it's kind of like the difference between people that play video games and people who identify as "GAMERS"

>>131634111
the real answer
>>131633974
In the case of trannies/non binary gender fucks, it's a mental disease only solved by gas

>>131633431
I'd probably rape you multiple times after you're wheelchair-bound, then roll you down the street on fire like that scene in Hannibal.

>>131633690
To be expected I guess

>>131633431
As long as you have contributed to society you are free to live as long as you please, I'm sure you wouldn't be allowed to procreate and your children wouldn't either. Also your brothers/ sisters would be disallowed from procreating. You would be allowed to choose to be euthanized whenever you please.

>>131633370
Ain't even watching that crap.

>>131633370
A "salt mine"? kek, get outa here kike

What I mentioned at first can be found in the youtube video. Picture not related much

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>>131633012
June 2015 -still no problemd on the Greek islands, the numbers are comparable to 2014 at 46,000. High but manageable.

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Last year, both Algeria and Egypt adopted visa requirements for Syrian citizens, adding an administrative hurdle to refugees fleeing Syria's protracted civil war.
'Evolution' in migration routes
Frontex says it is also seeing evidence of African migrants avoiding Libya. Usually this means catching a flight to Istanbul before crossing the Aegean to Greece.
"It's a phenomenon being watched with great interest because it could point to an evolution in routes of migration," Fabrice Leggeri, Frontex Executive Director, told the French financial newspaper Les Echos.
It seems likely that if European leaders go ahead later this month with plans to disrupt Libyan smuggling networks, even more migrants will switch routes.
"If there's a military operation in the vicinity of Libya, that could change migration routes and tilt them towards the east," Mr Leggeri said.

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>>131633265
Early Ausgust - July has seen a massive 50,000 influx of migrants amid the Tsipras decision to not register migrants on islands and process their applications there.

Greece essentially enitrely stopped complying with the law, shuttling migrants to thr EU mainland in ferries.

Smugglers start a massive PR campaign across the Middle East and Africa that now is a window of opportunity yo get to Western Europe.

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The organisation's European Director, Vincent Cochetel, said facilities for the refugees on the Greek islands were "totally inadequate", after more migrants arrived in Greece in July 2015 than in the whole of the previous year.
Greece's EU partners must do more to ease the burden, he said, but Greece must "lead and co-ordinate".
"On most of the islands there is no reception capacity, people are not sleeping under any form of roof. So it's total chaos on the islands.
"After a couple of days they are transferred to Athens, there is nothing waiting for them in Athens," he complained.
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said the problem "surpasses" Greece's abilities, and that his country's economic problems meant it was facing a humanitarian "crisis within a crisis".

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-33818193

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September 2015 - th smuggling and ferrying to the EU is in full swing. Greece only cares about helping smugglers to ferry illegals to the EU and use buses to shuttle the, to Mazedonia.

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As of this morning, a total of 396,500 people have entered Greece by sea since the beginning of the year, more than 153,000 of them in September alone. The nine-month 2015 total compares to 43,500 such arrivals in Greece in all of 2014. Ninety-seven per cent are from the world’s top 10 refugee-producing countries, led by Syria (70 per cent), Afghanistan (18 per cent) and Iraq (4 per cent).

While authorities have worked to improve reception and registration facilities and operations on the islands, bottlenecks still occur. In spite of these efforts the registration process should be enhanced and fully consistent with applicable European Union norms for all arrivals. Despite daily ferry departures carrying between 3,000 and 6,000 refugees and migrants from the islands to Athens, new arrivals continue and island ports can still be crowded with some 10,000-14,000 people on any given day awaiting transfer.

http://www.unhcr.org/afr/news/latest/2015/10/560e63626/refugee-sea-arrivals-greece-year-approach-400000.html