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Post by TsarSamuil on Feb 15, 2010 20:32:01 GMT -5
 A carnival float referencing the Danish Muhammed cartoons parades in Duesseldorf, Germany, 15 February 2010. Paraphrasing US President Obama's dictum, Duesseldorrf's parade is themed 'Jeck - we can!'. |
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Post by Dushko on Feb 15, 2010 23:49:05 GMT -5
The EU is a Jewish-US plot to weaken and target any ation not in line with the agenda and forcibly absorb them, just like the old Soviet Bloc, or force them into no-berlligerence like the Swiss & the Finns. The EU sponsors 'false nationalism' in the form of a liberal centre right, like here in Great Britain we had 'Libertas' a front group, For the sake all Whites everywhere the EU must be pulled down... Bravo! This is what I have been telling you all along, that the EU is poison. They take their orders from the USA, NWO, Bildbergers, etc. They want the Slavic nations to be small and weak, especially FRY, so they can be easy controlled and manipulated, especially financially. When your in debt, they have you by the balls, then you are their helpless puppet. They have successfully used this tactic in the USA on the white man who is in tremendous debt and beholden to the banks and gov't and is being destoyed by the massive influx of turd worlders. THis will happen to you. Just, wait, Switzerand will be forced to allow minarets and be punished fot their refusal to date. I know, you will curse me for mentioning the white American again, but think about my theory. |
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Post by TsarSamuil on Feb 22, 2010 7:00:37 GMT -5
Polish FM seeks EU visa-free travel regime for Ukrainians.
Polish Foreign Minister Radek Sikroski will call for his European colleagues on Monday to develop a road map for the introduction of a EU visa-free travel regime for Ukrainian citizens, the Brussels-based Contact radio station said.
Sikroski will put forward the proposal during a regular meeting of foreign ministers of EU 27 member states, Contact said.
The foreign minister is expected to call for the European Union to discuss the issue during newly elected Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych's visit to Brussels.
Yanukovych was elected president of Ukraine in the February 7 runoff. The inauguration is scheduled for February 25.
The radio station quoted Sikroski as saying the EU could "test" the visa-free regime for Ukrainians by cancelling visa restrictions for a short period during the 2012 European Football Championship, which will take place in Poland and Ukraine.
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Petro Poroshenko expressed hope in late January that the visa regime with the European Union will be canceled in the near future, "first of all, because Ukraine is a democratic country."
Poroshenko said other reasons were that Ukraine "had no visas for European citizens for almost five years" and that the former Soviet state "has a visa-free regime with neighboring countries."
The minister said Ukraine needs to solve a number of problems for visa regulations to be canceled, in particular, improve its migration and passport systems.
BRUSSELS, February 22 (RIA Novosti)
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Post by TsarSamuil on Feb 23, 2010 8:20:47 GMT -5
Yanukovych picks EU for first trip as Ukraine's president - paper.
Viktor Yanukovych will go to Brussels, the headquarters of the European Union, for his first trip as Ukrainian president, the Kommersant-Ukraine reported on Tuesday, citing EU sources.
Yanukovych, who beat Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko in a runoff on February 7, is to be inaugurated on Thursday.
"The agreed date of the visit is March 1. At present it is agreed that in Brussels there will be meetings with EU President Herman van Rompuy, European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso and the president of the European Parliament, Jerzy Buzek," Kommersant-Ukraine quoted an EU source as saying.
Officially, the visit will be announced only after the inauguration, but the paper said all the officials had informally agreed to meetings with the new Ukrainian president.
In his congratulatory message to Yanukovych on February 11, Rompuy invited the president-elect to Brussels "at the earliest opportunity."
Yanukovych is expected to visit Moscow sometime in the first 10 days of March, but that trip will take place after he goes to Brussels. Diplomatic sources told the paper that the exact date depended on Yanukovych's success in gathering together enough votes in the Ukrainian parliament to appoint a prime minister.
"Obviously, the date will depend on the coalition process - it is to Yanukovych's advantage to go to Moscow after the approval of a new prime minister," Kommersant quoted one of its sources as saying.
"We should not look for underlying political motives in the speed and order of the visits. The EU and Russia are equally important avenues for Ukraine," said Mikhail Pashkov, director of international programs at the Razumkov Center think tank in Kiev.
"Much more important are the results of the foreign trips. Although visits in the first days after the inauguration are unlikely to see the signing of any documents, they are needed for the development of contacts," he was quoted as saying by the newspaper.
Yanukovych, the Kremlin's choice in the 2004 elections won by current President Viktor Yushchenko, is seen as being broadly pro-Russian, with his support strongest in the predominantly Russian-speaking areas of eastern Ukraine, but experts say he will seek to steer a course between Moscow and Brussels, trying to have the best of both worlds.
KIEV, February 23 (RIA Novosti)
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Post by TsarSamuil on Feb 25, 2010 6:04:33 GMT -5
Next Russia-EU Summit to be held in Rostov-on-Don at end of May.
The next Russia-EU Summit will take place in Rostov-on-Don on May 31 and June 1, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Wednesday.
Lavrov met with the European Union's top foreign policy official, Catherine Ashton, in Moscow on Wednesday.
"We discussed the most important issues on our agenda and came to the conclusion that the first results of our work should be reached by the next Russia-EU summit, which will take place in Rostov-on-Don on May 31 and June 1," Lavrov said after the meeting with Baroness Ashton.
He added that the Kremlin saw the proposed Partnership for Modernization as an important part of bilateral cooperation.
"This concept [of the Partnership for Modernization] was discussed and approved last year at the previous Russia-EU Summit in Stockholm, and we have now started talks with our partners from the European Union on how to make concrete progress on our shared agenda," Lavrov said.
"The first outlines of the future partnership have, I think, already taken shape - we intend to prioritize the most concrete and significant issues including the economy, social problems, education, science, technology, innovation, governance, administration and law," he added.
Russia-EU summits are held twice a year - once in Russia and once in the country holding the European Union's rotating presidency.
The last summit was held in Sweden in November 2009, when Russian and EU officials focused on climate change, efforts to overcome the consequences of the global credit crunch and the issue of energy supplies to Europe.
The previous Russian host city was Khabarovsk in the Far East, while the Kremlin has also held the summits in St. Petersburg, Sochi, Samara and Khanti Mansiisk. Moscow has hosted the meeting five times, but not since 2005.
MOSCOW, February 24 (RIA Novosti)
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Post by TsarSamuil on Feb 26, 2010 5:57:09 GMT -5
Libya Leader Gaddafi Calls for Jihad against Switzerland. Novinite.com World | February 26, 2010, Friday Libya's Muammar Gaddafi has called for a jihad, or holy war, against Switzerland, as an ongoing diplomatic row between the two nations heats up. He criticised a recent Swiss vote against the building of minarets and said Muslims must boycott the country, the BBC reported. There have been tensions between the nations since 2008, when one of Gaddafi's sons was arrested in Geneva, accused of assaulting two servants. A Swiss foreign ministry spokesman declined to comment on the jihad call. The Libyan leader made his comments while speaking at a meeting to mark the birthday of the Prophet Muhammad. "Let us wage jihad against Switzerland, Zionism and foreign aggression," he said. ---- He looks as crazy as he sounds, it was wrong of EU to lift sanctions, he will never change, once crazy, always crazy.  The Libyan leader made his comments while speaking at a meeting to mark the birthday of the Prophet Muhammad. Photo by BGNES Some more of his choice statements... www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNUqLztI4mQBOMB LIBYA TO HELL! |
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Post by TsarSamuil on Feb 26, 2010 6:19:34 GMT -5
..........  Biggest mosque in Poland to be built in Warsaw. Gazeta Wyborcza 25.02.2010 14:33 The Muslim League in Poland is building a modern, three-story mosque near the centre of Warsaw. The Centre of Islamic Culture, designed by KAPS Architekci, will be located in the close vicinity of the Blue City shopping centre, at the Zeslancow Syberyjskich roundabout just to the west of the city centre. The three-story building will have an 18-metre high minaret. But the characteristic sound of prayer will not be heard drifting over the city. “A muezin’s call for prayer will be heard only in a prayer room, not outside,” says Samir Ismail, head of the Muslim League in Poland. Apart from a prayer room, the centre will consist of a library with a multimedia room, art gallery, restaurant, café and shop. “We will pray there and make Poles aware that Islam is a moderate religion,” says Ismail. The construction of the mosque will be mainly financed by a Saudi investor but the League does not want to reveal who it is or what the cost of the investment will be. There are about 35-40,000 Muslims in Poland, among them Poles, Tatars, Arabs, Turks, Palestinians and others. Most of them, around 11-13,000 people, live in Warsaw. There are already four mosques in Poland, one of them in Warsaw, built in 1993 and belonging to the Muslim Religion Association. “We’ve also had plans to build a new mosque in Warsaw,” says Poland’s mufti Tomasz Miskiewicz. The association’s planned mosque, however, with four 20-metre minarets, was to be built near the city centre but after WW II the authorities seized the land, which now the association is trying to regain. “Our association unites 5,000 people and the League 180 people, mainly foreigners. Nevertheless, they quickly got a permit to build a mosque,” complains Miskiewicz. (mg/pg) |
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Post by White Cossack on Feb 26, 2010 12:54:15 GMT -5
In Warsaw!!!  Poland is 95% Catholic! I didn't know there were enough muslim monkies in Poland... |
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Post by TsarSamuil on Feb 27, 2010 6:50:26 GMT -5
Well, eastern Europe has been for a long time transit for muslims to get to richer western countries. Unfortunately some could go no further or for whatever other reasons, stayed... Back to what I was going to post, FUCK THE GREEK COCKROACHES! It's a historic FACT/MAP, shouldn't be denied just cuz those greasy gyromunchin semi-Shiptar/Turk cultured vermin don't like it. ---------- Bulgaria Nationalists Stir Greek Protest with Patriotic Billboards. Novinite.com Society | February 26, 2010, Friday Patriotic billboards placed in the southern Bulgarian city of Plovdiv have led to protest on part of the Greek Consul there. Bulgaria’s nationalist party VMRO, to which the Plovdiv Mayor Slacho Atanasov belongs, has put billboards around the city congratulating its residents for Bulgaria’s upcoming national holiday – March 3, the day of Bulgaria’s National Liberation from the Ottoman Turkish Empire. However, Greece’s Consul in Plovdiv, Nikolaos Piperigos, has expressed his indignation over the historic map of Bulgaria featured on the billboards, the Plovdiv District Governor, Ivan Totev has announced, as quoted by Darik Radio. The Greek Consul has demanded an urgent meeting with the Plovdiv Mayor, Slavcho Atanasov, over the billboards which feature a map of Bulgaria at the time of its liberation as stipulated by the San Stefano Treaty signed between the Russian Empire and Ottoman Turkey on March 3, 1878. The map shows the so called “San Stefano Bulgaria” which includes territories from the geographic regions of Macedonia and Thrace that are now outside of Bulgaria, and much of them are located in most of today’s Northern Greece. The San Stefano Treaty itself was revised by the Great Powers only three months later – during the Berlin Congress of July 1878; however, the restoration of “San Stefano Bulgaria” became the supreme aim of Bulgarian politicians and people in the period before World War II. Subsequently, Bulgaria has formally renounced any territorial claims for its neighbors. The Plovdiv Mayor, Slavcho Atanasov, whose name is also on the billboards (the message reads “Happy National Holiday from the VMRO and Slavcho Atanasov”) has refused to meet with the Greek Consul as he had planned a trip to Sofia, District Governor Totev announced. “There is nothing patriotic in trying to achieve cheap political benefits at the expense of our wonderful relations with our southern neighbor,” Totev declared criticizing the Mayor of Plovdiv and his party. In the meantime, the VMRO party issued a declaration saying that March 3 was the National Holiday of the Republic of Bulgaria, and the historic map shown on the problematic billboards was proclaimed by an international treaty. The VMRO party also said that while the territories of Macedonia and Thrace where part of the territory of Greece at present, they were also part of Bulgaria’s historical and cultural heritage, and vowed to place similar billboards every single year. Today’s VMRO party considers itself of a descendant of the Internal Macedonia-Adrianople Revolutionary Organization (VMRO) founded in 1893 to fight for the liberation of the regions of Macedonia and Thrace from the Ottoman Turkish Empire. It is still unclear if any diplomatic protests on part of Greece might lead to the removal of the VMRO billboards. The Plovdiv Mayor Atanasov from the VMRO was elected with the support of Bulgaria's current ruling party GERB of PM Borisov.  VMRO (presented as an acronym of "Faith, Moral, Patriotism, Responsibility") and Slavcho Atanasov say Happy March 3, read the billboards in Plovdiv which also feature a map of Bulgaria under the Treaty of San Stefano from March 3, 1878. Photo by DarikNews |
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Post by TsarSamuil on Mar 19, 2010 14:02:59 GMT -5
Kosovo in, Serbia out of EU Balkans Summit in Slovenia.
Novinite.com
Bulgaria in EU | March 19, 2010, Friday
Serbia’s President Boris Tadic is not going to attend Saturday’s EU Summit on the Western Balkans in Slovenia because independent Kosovo will be represented there.
This has been announced by the Cabinet of the Serbian head of state. Tadic recently made it clear that he would only attend the summit in Brdo, Slovenia, if Kosovo is represented as a UN protectorate, i.e. as UNMIK-Kosovo.
At roughly the same time, Kosovo’s Prime Minister, Hashim Thaci, who was setting out for Slovenia, has expressed his satisfaction with the fact that independent Kosovo will be represented at the forum together with the other sovereign states.
It has been confirmed earlier on Friday that European Council President, Herman Van Rompuy, will not be attending the Brdo Summit, which has been called at the initiative of Slovenia and Croatia over the future of the Western Balkans. EU Enlargement Commissioner Stephan Fuele is expected to attend.
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Post by TsarSamuil on Mar 25, 2010 6:22:10 GMT -5
Glad that Merkel has the same opinion as Sarkozy towards Turkey, fuck Britain btw!
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Turkey Insists on Full EU Membership.
Novinite.com
World | March 24, 2010, Wednesday
Turkish Premier Recep Tayyip Erdogan repeated demands on Wednesday for full EU membership, pitting himself on a collision course with Germany days before a visit by Chancellor Angela Merkel.
"We are already conducting negotiations, and these are aimed at full membership. For us, there is no alternative," Erdogan said in an interview with the German weekly Zeit, as cited by DPA.
A few days earlier, Merkel had insisted that she would offer Turkey alternatives to full EU membership.
"I am of the opinion that we should rather aim for a privileged partnership, in other words a very close affiliation of Turkey to the European Union," the chancellor said in a radio interview over the weekend.
Turkey has previously rejected similar statements by the German chancellor, calling them "unacceptable." Progress has been sluggish on Turkish EU accession talks, which began in 2005.
Merkel's two-day visit to Turkey begins March 29 and is to focus on this year's joint European Capital of Culture, Istanbul.
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Post by boroslav on Mar 25, 2010 15:24:19 GMT -5
Erdogan said there should be turkish universities in Germany.
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Post by TsarSamuil on Mar 25, 2010 17:21:40 GMT -5
Erdogan said there should be turkish universities in Germany.  |
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Post by TsarSamuil on Mar 26, 2010 7:16:13 GMT -5
FUCK USA, DUSHKO!!! --------------- Engdahl: Wall Street pulled Greek plug to distract from dollar disaster. www.youtube.com/watch?v=nql4ZYsEWX0RussiaToday — March 26, 2010 — Diplomats at the EU summit in Brussels have agreed to a 30 billion dollar bailout plan for Greece. It would only be activated if market lending to the country dried up, and EU President Herman Van Rompuy said it should be seen as a last resort. The programme worked out by France and Germany would allow for loans from both the eurozone and the International Monetary Fund. Previously German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she strongly opposed any plan of this kind. It follows a crisis in the eurozone, with the recent credit downgrade of Portugal sending the currency to a ten-month low against the dollar. William Engdahl, author of "Full Spectrum Dominance", says the roots of the euro's crisis lie in the U.S. |
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Post by TsarSamuil on Mar 26, 2010 16:13:50 GMT -5
Germany, France Strike EUR 23 B Deal over Greece.
Novinite.com
World | March 25, 2010, Thursday
France and Germany have reached a deal on a financing plan to help debt-laden Greece, which will include IMF help.
The statement was made by the office of the French Prime Minister Nicolas Sarkozy and has been confirmed by a source from the German government.
Officials in Brussels say the package - yet to be agreed by other eurozone states - will total EUR 23 B, according to BBC.
The news comes days after Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou and European Commission President Jose Barroso called on the EU to spell out its rescue plan at the March 25-26 summit in Brussels.
It also follows reports that Greece may seek financial help from the International Monetary Fund over the April 2-4 Easter weekend due to little hope for aid from the European Union.
A senior Greek official told Dow Jones Newswires that the prospect of help from the European Union "doesn't look good" and that IMF help would be a prominent scenario if EU help is not forthcoming.
Meanwhile Greece's Prime Minister George Papandreou warned last week that Athens would not be able to make planned deficit cuts unless it can borrow money more cheaply and said he would prefer not to have to turn to the IMF for help.
Euro-zone member Greece is under intense pressure from the EU and financial markets to bring down its budget gap, which hit an estimated 12.7% of gross domestic product last year, four times above EU limits.
The Socialist government has pledged to cut that deficit to 8.7% of GDP this year, and below the EU's 3% limit by 2012.
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Poland is 95% Catholic! I didn't know there were enough muslim monkies in Poland... 
