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[Toby[_2_]]

Thankee Soy-Boys!

[joet5[_2_]]

Traitor, Trump ****heads can not control their need to **** out little
Trumps.

On Sat, 03 Nov 2018 16:29:15 +0100, Dov > wrote:

>Toby ,
>
>Yes you are not the idiot who started this pollution,
>yes Steamin' Madman is the one,
>yes he's been repeatedly asking for it.
>
>Yes he is a moronic repeat offender and vandal.
>And ex-valued poster JoeT is now a limited-vocabulary insulting sidekick.
>
>
>Still, if you could position yourself one step above those two morons,
>and avoid adding to the pollution in abpa, it would be appreciated.

[Byker]

"joet5" wrote in message ...
>
> Traitor, Trump ****heads can not control their need to **** out little
> Trumps.

"Little Trumps" are popping up all over. From the perspective of many
anxious op-ed writers in Western Europe, Trump isn’t an anomaly. Instead, he’s
part of a dramatic populist surge occurring across Western democracies at
the moment, on both the political left and the right.

“From Spain to Sweden to Poland, populist protest parties are spreading,�
wrote Josef Joffe last month in the German newspaper Die Zeit. All that
differs is the terminology: “In America the ‘mainstream media’ is the enemy.
Here it is [called] the ‘Lügenpresse [lying press].’ Here they rage against
‘those at the top,’ there against the ‘elites.’�:
http://www.zeit.de/2016/06/us-vorwahl-iowa-populisten-ted-cruz-bernie-sanders

“In nearly every European country they are on the move now, the little
Trumps,� declared Evelyn Roll in Germany’s Süddeutsche Zeitung, warning
against the dangers of nationalism:
http://international.sueddeutsche.de/post/139233008510/citizens-for-europe

“We have Marine Le Pen. They have Trump,� agreed Le Monde’s Alain Frachon.
Le Pen, who heads France’s Front National, often draws these comparisons,
given her similar nationalist and anti-immigration posture:
http://tinyurl.com/hozmhwb

It's amazing how quickly politically-incorrect links go dead...

[joet5[_2_]]

Traitor.

n Sat, 3 Nov 2018 20:29:37 -0500, "Byker" > wrote:

>"joet5" wrote in message ...
>>
>> Traitor, Trump ****heads can not control their need to **** out little
>> Trumps.
>
>"Little Trumps" are popping up all over. From the perspective of many
>anxious op-ed writers in Western Europe, Trump isn’t an anomaly. Instead, he’s
>part of a dramatic populist surge occurring across Western democracies at
>the moment, on both the political left and the right.
>
>“From Spain to Sweden to Poland, populist protest parties are spreading,”
>wrote Josef Joffe last month in the German newspaper Die Zeit. All that
>differs is the terminology: “In America the ‘mainstream media’ is the enemy.
>Here it is [called] the ‘Lügenpresse [lying press].’ Here they rage against
>‘those at the top,’ there against the ‘elites.’”:
>http://www.zeit.de/2016/06/us-vorwahl-iowa-populisten-ted-cruz-bernie-sanders
>
>“In nearly every European country they are on the move now, the little
>Trumps,” declared Evelyn Roll in Germany’s Süddeutsche Zeitung, warning
>against the dangers of nationalism:
>http://international.sueddeutsche.de/post/139233008510/citizens-for-europe
>
>“We have Marine Le Pen. They have Trump,” agreed Le Monde’s Alain Frachon.
>Le Pen, who heads France’s Front National, often draws these comparisons,
>given her similar nationalist and anti-immigration posture:
>http://tinyurl.com/hozmhwb
>
>It's amazing how quickly politically-incorrect links go dead...