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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban wants to see clear on the checks on refugee cards The EC’s answer came before the card was found in the hands of the terrorist Isis fugitive in Hungary, who immediately raises doubts about the quality of EU and UNHCR checks; and also about the real possibility that this… Continue reading (Illegal) Refuge cards – Soros – (Hungarian PM)
* Die Koch Brothers is nie die enigste befondsers van Cato Institute nie. Heelwat individue en familiestigtings het ook bygedra hiertoe. Mens kan seker redeneer dat hierdie skenkers ook 'n belang in Cato het, al hou hulle nie aandele nie. Die uiteensetting wys nie net die Koch-verbindings nie, maar sommige van die skenkerstigtings en… Continue reading Cato Institute and Koch Brothers (Muckety)
A "new anti-interventionist liberal think tank". Both were involved in the Cato Institute as well. And as usual, there are mostly "liberal reasons" behind all of those "funded" organisations and it is "growing" like a snow ball. The new outfit, launched yesterday, is called the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft, and it’s funded by liberal… Continue reading Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft – Soros and Koch
The Danube River is the longest river in Europe that does not pass through Russia which is home to the Volga River. The Danube River drains its waters into the Black Sea. 30% of the Danube River is located in Hungary alone, and the river provides drinking water to more than 10 million people across… Continue reading Blue Danube River – 10 countries
Even the river’s resident literary laureate, Mark Twain, noted how much of the 2,320-mile Mississippi’s finest landscape has been long overlooked as our collective gaze has been fixed upon the river below St. Louis. In 1886, he told the Chicago Tribune, “Along the Upper Mississippi every hour brings something new. There are crowds of… Continue reading Mississippi and Water – North America
The G20 is a forum that is used to discuss policies surrounding international financial stability. The forum was originally formed in 1999. The G20 is made up of a group of nations with the most advanced and emergency economies in the world. These countries make up about 85% of global GDP, over 75% of… Continue reading G20 Summit – Japan – Ramaphosa
Here are some of the top moments and bon-mots from the two-day meeting hosted by Japan in the city of Osaka. From quips and surprise trips, to candid confessions about the final communique, this year's G20 summit offered surprises as well as relief in the form of a US-China trade truce. America - North and South… Continue reading G20 summit – Japan
Donald Trump became the first sitting American leader to set foot in North Korea, briefly crossing the border in the Demilitarized Zone after shaking hands with Kim Jong Un. Trump on Saturday invited Kim via Twitter to see him in the zone separating North Korea and South Korea, and he agreed. The U.S. president took… Continue reading Trump, Kim Jong Un, Moon – Korean Demilitarized zone
According to authoritative sources, the “identity federalism” is being vigorously promoted by Soros funded ‘Framework Team’ of the United Nations. The same billionaire Hungarian George Soros, former Nazi minion, member of the Bilderberg group of the European Elite, who now floats humanitarian aid groups and counter-gangs in every country targeted for resource grab. *… Continue reading Nepal – George Soros – Open Society Foundations
“The historic Jana-Aandolan II culminated into the declaration of the republic in Nepal on May 28, 2008, after the constituent assembly polls. 560 of CA members voted in favor of the republic, ending 240 years of monarchy. However, the question remaining in many Nepalese minds even after several years down the lane is how… Continue reading Nepal – Federalism
* Note the situation in Nepal is more or less the same as in South Africa... There are two characteristics of a failed state. The first is that the government cannot project authority over the people and the territory. The second is that it is unable to protect its boundaries. In other words, the… Continue reading Nepal – Failed federalism
A Mozambican national has been sentenced to 18 years in prison in the Komatipoort Regional Court for smuggling seven AK47’s into SA. He was arrested in 2017 crossing the Lebombo border gate. There are various overseas countries that are involved in the smuggling of arms to kill people. Here in our country and it is… Continue reading Open borders – free AK 47 smuggling into SA
There are various kinds of minerals in South Africa - we all know that and we all know that there were different WARS about this minerals and there are still today the same WARS, between the people and those "elites" that wanted everything for themselves. Richtersveld area was also a land claim from the Khoi… Continue reading Richtersveld – Diamonds
* Diegene wat die land oorhandig het is deel van die foto's, daar is heelwat ander ook. Dis hulle wat die land in chaos en rewolusie laat verval het. Die aanvoorwerk is in Dakar en in Amerika begin deur die Broederbond lede in 1982 sowel 1986-1992. Elke liberaal kon nie wag om op die vliegtuig… Continue reading Kodesa “liberaal kommunistiese grondwet skrywers”
PLEASE NOTE MEDIA - IS NOT A HOME INVASION - IT IS A TRIPPLE KILLING THAT TOOK PLACE IN RICHARDS BAY, KZN, SOUTH AFRICA - Sad to all of us. Condolences to the wife and children, families and friends. The father and son were fatally shot by the three terrorist wearing black clothes and… Continue reading Father, son, neighbour killed in Richards Bay
Vanaf September 1975 tot May 1990 was die kantore in Denemarke slegs 'n konsulaat, en is dit in 1990 opgegradeer na die van 'n Ambassade. Vorige regering het heelwat buitelandse kantore en missies gehad, om handelsbetrekkinge te bevorder. Die ANC het nie agtergebly nie en ook hul eie mense oral geplaas en soms van… Continue reading Denmark and South Africa – ANC
They finished on 1.8 percent - Paludan and his Stram Kurs party had been tipped to enter parliament but when the final votes were tallied they failed to get above the 2 percent needed. Paludan, has espoused vehemently anti-Islam rhetoric and has a criminal conviction (he has appealed) for inciting racial hatred. He also… Continue reading Stram Kurs – Paludan
Crimea was part of Russia from 1783, when the Tsarist Empire annexed it a decade after defeating Ottoman forces in the Battle of Kozludzha, until 1954, when the Soviet government transferred Crimea from the Russian Soviet Federation of Socialist Republics (RSFSR) to the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic (UkrSSR). The transfer was announced in the Soviet… Continue reading Crimea – Russia – old documentation
The European Union has commented on the partial opening of the Kerch Strait bridge in Russian-occupied Crimea, saying this constitutes another violation of Ukraine's sovereignty. "The Russian Federation has constructed the Kerch Bridge to the Crimean Peninsula without Ukraine's consent. This constitutes another violation of Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity by Russia," the spokesperson for the… Continue reading Kerch Bridge – Crimea
2015 Russian President Vladimir Putin has revealed that he began to plan the annexation of Crimea in a secret meeting with security services the day Ukraine's pro-Moscow president fled Kiev — and weeks before the peninsula held a self-determination referendum. The revelation came in a trailer for the documentary Homeward Bound, by state television channel Rossiya 1, which also shows Putin discussing how… Continue reading Crimea – self-determination (Putin)
