Topic: Europe, you reap what you sow... - page 23. (Read 56207 times)

I told you YOU were not responsible. You and the butterflies. What's wrong with that statement? We both know YOU are not responsible. All of the other humans are, including the civilians.

According to you, no one is innocent and they get what's coming for them. YOU will cheer the next time civilians will fly in a public market.

Would you care to explain?

You can't be European.

Hmmm... As far as I understood the whole Western world is responsible. Others never really had the choice.

That's ridiculous only because you refuse to face reality ^^
You ARE responsible. Responsible for pretty much everything happening right now. Wars, terrorism, poverty... Just because you repeat it with sarcasm doesn't change the amount of responsability you bear

That's for sure...

If America succeeded in anything, that's in the rise of individualism in Europe...

Thank you American culture for bringing poverty and individualism as "normal" values ><

Not just ridiculous. What you need to understand is, since everyone is responsible, everyone is a target. Including civilians. Watch, when those people will cheer the next time there will be an attack in Europe or America. I know who they support and they are very serious.

Right.  An illiterate Peruvian goat farmer is as guilty as you and I.  We are so guilty.  I feel so very bad. 

Fuck, that is totally ridiculous.

Europe is finally opening its eyes. Not everyone inside is for the good of the many. To the contrary. Enemies within.

Thank You Germany! You've slowed down the Mitsubishi Zero of Merkel, the kamikaze

 

Yeah, more deepshits like you believing anything posted on the internet...

Trumpers are the great specialists of hoaxes so dumb no one could even believe them. And not only do they believe them, but they also spread them...

The whole human race is responsible. Time to morph into butterflies... But not the ones pointing the finger. There is nothing wrong with them. They can't be blamed.


Anyway, THANK YOU GERMANY! That was a great victory. More to come.

Which is rather the truth no?

But I know it's a shock to appoint ourselves as responsible, you're much more used to point out migrants

Lol...that's a fascinating statement.

"Who is responsible?"

"The CIA and the USA and OUR LEADERS and EVERYONE ELSE!!!"

For sure.

CIA and USA are more or less responsible for everything happening sadly :/

Well, USA and the lack of balls of our leaders and our stupid and useless populations of course!

Was the police officer a jooooo frommosssaaad too?

15-year-old Andreas Grigoropoulos, shot dead on 6 December 2008 by a police officer, as part of a CIA plot.



Forest fires killed 84 people. Fires were a part of a CIA plot.



Greek King and CIA-backed colonels



Costas Karamanlis.

In 2008, the CIA, Mossad and MI6 reportedly plotted to kill Costas Karamanlis, the Prime Minister of Greece.





The CIA and its friends have been active in Greece for some time.

1. In 1944, in Greece, a large demonstration in Athens, against British interference in the government, was dissolved by gunfire from hidden soldiers.

25 protesters were killed and 148 wounded.

2. In 1967, in Greece, CIA-backed colonels carried out a military coup, resulting in a 'fascist' dictatorship.

Thousands of Greeks were tortured and murdered by the CIA backed 'fascists'.

3. In 1985, 15-year-old Michalis Kaltezas was shot by a police officer, triggering violent clashes between youths and the police in Athens.

4. In December 2008, Greek youths rioted after the police shot a boy

15-year-old Andreas Grigoropoulos was shot dead on 6 December 2008 by a police officer.

Witnesses told Greek TV the policeman fired directly at the boy.

When people can't find a way to point the finger to what's wrong withing their own, their default mode is to go back to "USA boogeyman! I am crying!"

It seems USA and CIA are responsible for everything bad in this world
Seriously, this issue is much more complex and we can't blame only one side.
We can't neglect some facts like brutal dictatorships and war in Syria, unstable politic situation in Iraq and Afghanistan etc.
It's true that USA made some mistakes in this countries but all this countries had real chance to recover and achieve true democracy and peace.
Because of disunity among their tribes and politicians they couldn't achieve stability and prosperity for their own people.
Verbal conflicts eventually lead to real conflicts and war.
All this countries and their political leaders had real chance for new, clean start but spoiled this chance because of their intolerance and luck of political maturity and wisdom.
Now, we have civil wars in this countries and a lot refugees in Europe.
Yes, I agree, USA is guilty for this situation, but not only America.
Their own political representatives are equally guilty and responsible.
Now, situation in this region really became to complicate to solve.

USA and CIA is responsible for this. If i ll see, again, a CIA agent i ll kick his ass.

Far right and refugee crisis pile pressure on Angela Merkel


As a pastor’s daughter whose Protestant ethics are said to be one of the defining characteristics of her more than 10-year-long tenure as chancellor of Germany, Angela Merkel has made it a strict rule never to drink during Lent.

But in the past few days travelling around Germany to bolster the chances of her embattled Christian Democrats before elections on Sunday, she apparently broke that rule and was seen to sip from a glass or two of some of the country’s best regional beers. Insiders say the tipples offered to her have actually been non-alcoholic. But the message is clear. “I am one of the people,” as she said herself.

It’s a message her advisers have been keen for her to hammer home as she faces one of the most challenging tests yet of her more than 10 years as chancellor. The extent to which Germans will buy the message when one in five of them go to the polls in three separate states remains to be seen.

Many are at worst mildly disgruntled, at best greatly angered by Merkel’s open-door refugee policy, which has seen well over 1.1 million refugees enter the country in the past year or more. Following campaigns that have been dominated by the refugee issue, Merkel is expected to be punished by those who say they have yet to be consulted on a decision that will define Germany’s future for decades to come.

“Super Sunday”, as it’s been dubbed, is the culmination of a dramatic seven months that started on a euphoric note with Germans welcoming refugees with open arms, teddy bears and bottles of water at Munich railway station in September, after Merkel signalled that Syrian refugees would be warmly received. But while tens of thousands of Germans joined in the effort to welcome them, resentment among others soon triggered arson attacks on refugee accommodation and fuelled the anti-refugee rallies of the protest movement Pegida.

Read more: http://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/mar/12/angela-merkel-elections-refugee-crisis-far-right

Because the "should" is not the "is."