The subheading may be excessively positive, but let us consider this as though we were in normal times: A great way to show one’s own success is to let the other guy run things and fail so badly that the contrast becomes clear. This happened with America. When Donald Trump won the 2016 election, the […]
The Nefarium has been busy in Joseph's absence: the CSU was handed its walking papers in the Bavarian state elections in Germany, the AfD […]
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The EU Parliament has moved to trigger what is referred to as the ‘nuclear option’ Article 7 against Hungary.
During the parliament session in Strasbourg, France, 448 MEPs voted in favour of invoking Article 7 against Hungary, while 197 voted against the motion and 48 abstained.
According to RT, Article 7 of the 2007 Treaty of Lisbon, often dubbed ‘nuclear option’, is designed to be applied if there is “a clear risk of a serious breach” of the EU values by one of the member states.
While you're considering that "Rape of Russia" scenario as applied to North America, you might want to ponder this story... and yes, it appears…
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Great Britain's Nigel Farage is at it again, this time calling for an investigation of Darth Soros' influence within the European Union, according to…
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A few weeks ago citizens in Macedonia took to the streets to protest the activities of billionaire busy-body and "color revolution regime change" engineer…
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Since the unification of German states by Bismark in 1871, the German question has been at the centre of European geopolitics.
Is Victor Orban the ‘Chavez of Europe? (Part 1 of 11) By Gearóid Ó Colmáin | Dissident Voice | January 16, 2016 If aggression against another foreign country means that it strains its social structure, that it ruins its finances, that is has to give up its territory for sheltering refugees, what is the difference […]
If aggression against another foreign country means that it strains its social structure, that it ruins its finances, that is has to give up its territory for sheltering refugees, what is the difference between that kind of aggression and the other type, the more classical type, when someone declares war, or something of that sort.
— Sawer Sen, India’s Ambassador to the UN
