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Henrik is joined by independent freelance journalist Sotiri Dimpinoudis to talk about Turkey's war on Europe and how migrations is weaponized.
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One of the key wedge issues that makes Americans love or hate Donald Trump is “The Border Wall” as it is a strong reflection of their inner world view. Some see America (and the West as a whole) as being under siege from system draining, ungrateful, illegal immigrants, while others see the country’s “Melting Pot” and openness to be its key strengths. The Wall plays into the narrative of both sides being a means of repression or salvation respectively.

The shocking story of how wealthy Latin American regime-change hitmen exploited immigrant rights, international food, and a pliant DC media to rebrand as social justice heroes in the age of Trump.
Alex RUBINSTEIN

On January 12th, Deutsche Welle (Germany’s public broadcaster like BBC, PBS, NPR, and RT) headlined “Mayor’s resignation highlights threat to German leaders: Arnd Focke, the Social Democratic mayor of a town in Lower Saxony, was regularly threatened by nationalists. Now he has resigned.

David ARCHIBALD
The Danes have put extra resources into controlling the country’s links to Sweden because of bombs going off in Denmark due to people coming from Sweden.  The people from Sweden are Islamist criminals.  The Swedish government reacted to the Danish move by calling the Danes Nazis.  Swedish society has changed for the worse, and the Swedish people are aware of what they have lost.

The United States — the world’s largest historic greenhouse gas emitter — will become the only country outside the accord.

Submitted by Serban V.C. Enache…
Karl Marx’s letter to Sigfried Meyer, August 1870

Populist leaders have an array of solutions for declining birthrates. Whether they can turn things around is another question.
Alessandra BOCCHI
Europe’s birthrate is among the lowest in the world. At 1.59 per year, the European Union’s current births are too low to sustain its survival. And while native birthrates have declined, Europe’s overall population continues to grow due to mass immigration.

The Duran’s Alex Christoforou and Editor-in-Chief Alexander Mercouris discuss the liberal, model economy, of Sweden, which has recently taken a steep downturn and faces recession.
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