European Union is Noahide Compliant

European Union Calendar omits Christmas - Cites Moslem, Hindu, Sikh Holidays

The European Union has published a student's reference calendar that has omitted the holidays of Christmas and Easter, but ensures certain Moslem, Hindu, Sikh, Jewish and Chinese holidays and festivals are cited.

In fact, there are no Christian holidays referenced, despite the fact that Christianity is Europe's majority religion.

The diary also makes a point of citing the EU-created holiday of "Europe Day" and other key EU anniversaries,

Johanna Touzel, the spokeswoman for the Catholic Commission of the Bishops' Conferences of the European Community, said the absence of Christian festivals as "just astonishing".

"Christmas and Easter are important feasts for hundreds of millions of Christians and Europeans. It is a strange omission. I hope it was not intentional," she said. "If the commission does not mark Christmas as a feast in its diaries then it should be working as normal on December 25."

On Wednesday, EU spokesman Frederic Vincent said the 'blunder' over omitting Christmas and other Christian holidays was due to insufficient 'editorial policing' by the commission.

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Oops, I forgot. New Year, is that the first of January, or June? Ho hum. It's so hard to remember, it's easy to 'blunder' and forget these holidays.

I was reading some of this site (http://noahidenations.com/index.php) today - they are a bit more subtle than some of the other Noahide sites. They managed to write their page on the idolatry law without explicitly saying that they consider all Christianity to be idolatry.

What's the matter, a little shy are we?

EU: RIP? - says Pat Buchanan

"Economic nationalism is now resurgent across Europe. And it is hard to see how a transnational institution like the European Union, run by faceless bureaucrats, and the 16-nation eurozone it created long survive.

As of Monday, Greece and Ireland had been bailed out – Greece with $145 billion, Ireland with $89 billion. All eyes have now turned to Iberia, to Portugal and Spain, where bond prices are sinking and interest rates are rising, and investors are eying the exits.

Monday's stock and bond sell-off across Europe testifies to a belief that this storm is far from over.

Why cannot a series of bailouts, cobbled together by the EU and International Monetary Fund, contain these serial crises?

Two reasons: populism and a return of economic nationalism.

Consider two telling comments from the Irish about the terms of the bailout of their country.

"(S)enior bank bondholders are to be protected, while the lowest paid and those most vulnerable people dependent on public provision are to be crucified," said trade union leader Jack O'Connor.

"I think the government should default on the bonds," said writer Valerie Wilson. "We are suffering so the bondholders don't suffer. It's capitalism gone mad."

Translation: Put Irish people first, before any foreigners holding bonds."

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"99% of you say...get Britain out of EU"

A survey by the Daily Express has found that 99% of respondents want to leave the EU completely. While I accept that this probably doesn't reflect general public opinion, you have to wonder, if the EU was still at least somewhat popular, say 30 or 40 percent, then why were the pro EU people not able to manage a better showing in this survey, hmm? It's common for polls like this to be flooded with activists whatever the issue, you have to wonder why the pro EU types couldn't manage more than 1 per cent...haha...

http://www.dailyexpress.co.uk/posts/view/213821

Just one thing here...I have no idea why the DE keeps saying 'get us out of Europe'. I mean, it's not exactly as if we can all row together and move the British Isles into the middle of the Atlantic, lol. Get us out of the EU, not Europe, that's like saying 'get us out of Earth' instead of the United Nations. Which, by the way, is another genocidal NWO organisation that no allegedly free country should be part of.

Daily Express says get Britain out of EU

Daily Express Says Get Britain Out Of EU

"THE Daily Express today becomes the first national newspaper to call for Britain to leave the European Union.

From this day forth our energies will be directed to furthering the cause of those who believe Britain is Better Off Out.

The famous and symbolic Crusader who adorns our masthead will become the figurehead of the struggle to repatriate British sovereignty from a political project that has comprehensively failed.

After far too many years as the victims of Brussels larceny, bullying, over-regulation and all-round interference, the time has come for the British people to win back their country and restore legitimacy and accountability to their political process..."

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Great, now let's also get Britain out of Crown/Vatican dependency status, lol, one at a time I guess.

Nigel Farage - The Euro Game Is Up! Who do you think you are?

"Increasingly people are saying, 'We don't want that flag, we don't want the anthem, we don't want this political class'"



There's a good truth telling anglo-saxon, btw. Like there are good truth telling ashkenazi/sephardi people too. Criticism where it's warranted, credit where it's due.

I happen to think people from AAA ethnicities do actually have certain 'chosen' characteristics, that makes the good ones who are exposing the truth particularly effective, this is why there are so many E/J figures in the broad anti NWO movement. Alex Jones Paul Craig Roberts Peter Schiff the Paul family Bob Chapman Henry Makow Murray Rothbard Bill Ryan and so on. I know this makes people suspicious that some of them may be loyalists and co-opters, but honestly I think most are individuals who do what they can, or in some cases what they can get away with. I felt sorry for RP when We Are Change confronted him about 9/11, unless it was a publicity stunt to 'show he wasn't a truther' they shouldn't have done that, the guy knows Rothschild blew the towers but can't say it as, sadly, it would 'discredit' him with the mass believers of the 9/11 lie.

Ireland held at financial gunpoint

Ha ha ha ha. Anglo Irish Bank. ha ha ha.



One of the funniest lies I have seen spread about the recent EU/PIIGS thing, is the idea that Germany is still Nazi and really it is Germany zat is taking over Europe...seriously? Maybe it's time we got past this Germanophobia being spun by, well you know who by, the real Nazis. Somehow people have bought this whole German domination thing. No no no, if you're looking for megalomaniacs, look elsewhere.

Seriously, think of every film out of Hollyweird etc with the bad guy being the evil German or perhaps Serb (since the 90s) or even Russian. Certainly every video game where the evil Russians still want to take over the world. Little more than mass slander, fearmongering and outright lies. It wasn't Russia who attacked without provocation in Ossetia/Abkhazia in '08 now was it. But our media for a time reported that they did.

If you want to know where the power lies, ask who you cannot criticise. Simple.

The Irish (at least those who I can see on YT saying the EU is a German plot to take over Europe) would do well to understand that 'history', particularly their 'history' with the Crown, never stopped and is still ongoing, yknowhatimsayin?

Anglo Irish Bank. Look out, the Germans are trying to take over Ireland! Aaargh! They can't even deploy troops in another country without everyone being 'reminded' of their Nazi past, but they have somehow formented a plan to take over first Europe, then the world!!! Oh the plot's real, but it's not German. Give me a break.

EU Jesuit Herman von Rompuy says nation states are dead

The age of the nation state is over and the idea that countries can stand alone is an ‘illusion’ and a ‘lie’, the EU president believes.

In one of the most open proclamations of the goal of a European superstate since the heyday of Jacques Delors, Herman Van Rompuy went on to denounce Eurosceptism as the greatest threat to peace.

‘The biggest enemy of Europe today is fear,’ he said. ‘Fear leads to egoism, egoism leads to nationalism, and nationalism leads to war.

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1328568/Nation-states-dead-EU-chief-says-belief-countries-stand-lie.html

Liar. Imperialism and internationalism, and people like him who want to exercise power over others, are the causes of every war ever. Nationalism is the biggest threat to the all war all the time imperial freak show that is behind von Rompuy. Afghanistan for the Afghans, not for the Crown's opium pirates, for instance.

Everyone tries to link nationalism to war based on the Nazis, but if you look at it they were truly imperialists, internationalists, and Adolf did say he wanted a NWO. So according to the EU, if you have a problem with the Bilderberg Group founded by Prince Bernhard a former Nazi, which is a major force behind the European superstate (and the Euro), then it is you who is hateful and fearful.

Re 'fear', do you see the common strand between this and the Jonathan Stuart Leibowitz 'rally to restore sanity and/or fear'? What they say about 'fear' is a half truth, since the establishment right wing uses irrational fear of donkey riding kalashnikov toting 'ragheads' to sell their subjects on some war or another. But the establishment left wing goes further and says that it is irrational fear if you don't trust the government, or if you are at all upstanding against the Marxist flavour of control as well as the Neocon version.

Again we come back to the hypocrisy of hate, and who really hates, who it is that hates freedom and your right to think for yourself and not have everything dictated to you by a group of 'opinion formers', the media/academia/think tanks. Mad men like von Rompuy and those behind him are truly hateful.

Cameron U-Turns on Promise of Lisbon Treaty Referendum

He's a smooth liar.

Here is 'Dave' before the election:



Like Obama, his campaign slogan was 'change'. Har har. (And we didn't ask him what 'change' meant, just like the Americans didn't ask Obama. What do you want to change?)

Like Tony, he's another Common Purpose cardboard cut-out.

http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/208589/David-Cameron-U-turn-denies-Britain-EU-referendum

EU Refuses To Ban Feminising, Toxic BPA

BPA is basically an oestrogen mimicker. It's in most plastic foodware and tin can linings and, yes, most baby bottles (PDF).

http://www.theecologist.org/News/news_round_up/617971/dismay_over_eu_decision_not_to_ban_baby_bottle_chemical_bisphenola.html

Boys have been feminised and girls have been 'maturing' younger. Put 2 and 2 together and make 4, don't play dumb with these corrupt government agencies that tell you to shut up while they collect their (probably fraudulent) 'evidence', and then conclude that there is a 'safe level' of crap like this. There is no need for it to be in anything, it's only there as a chemical weapon. The 'safe level' thing they try to pull on you, the phoney 'toxicology' trick, is bollocks, because things like this accumulate over time, like mercury from vaccines accumulates in the brain, and eventually reaches the 'unsafe' levels anyway, from many 'safe' doses. Just as fluoride accumulates in your bones, weakening them over time, for example. There is no 'safe dose'.

How can some of you doctors and scientists involved with this kind of crap, live with yourselves. It's one thing for the homo/satanist lawyer-pollyticians to be parroting bankster lies, but you people are supposed to be the smart ones we can trust. Some of you look out for yourselves though, like the brain surgeons who avoid using mobile phones, but I bet you never tell your patients that, do you? No they are just serfs who aren't worthy of that kind of elite knowledge.

I guess we aren't part of the 500 million, huh?

Oh, and what are Western governments going after, instead of all the real dangers?

Raw dairy.

The spitefulness of these career criminals knows no bounds.

EU 'president' Removes National Veto Powers

"Herman Van Rompuy, the President of Europe, wants a new mechanism to enforce sanctions against member states which borrow too much. Fair enough, you might say: of the 27 member states, only three currently meet the EU’s debt and deficit rules. What’s alarming is the mechanism Mr Van Rompuy intends to use:

Whenever possible, decision-making rules on sanctions should be more automatic and based on a reverse majority rule, implying a Commission proposal is adopted unless rejected by the Council.

The reverse majority rule? I’m one of those few sad souls who has waded through the entire text of the European Constitution Lisbon Treaty, and I can’t remember any such procedure. I have spent two days asking around in Brussels, and no one there knows what it is, either.

So here is an innovation which would substantially shift power from the national capitals to the Commission, and which concerns an issue of major importance (levying fines), but which seems to have no legal basis."

http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/danielhannan/100056867/herman-van-rompuy-announces-a-new-reverse-majority-rule-to-get-around-the-national-veto/

Nigel Farage: The True State of the Union

More classic Farage telling it like it is to the Eurocrats...see, that's not really a fitting name because I like Europe, all of it, just not this commie-or-whatever-it-is 'union' (dictatorship).

I Support Scottish Independence

Saw this nice post at Aangirfan about how the Scots would benefit from independence.

Now it's not simply Scottish independence from London, they also would need to avoid the EU, which is of course run by the same people who run London and thus would benefit from a fake Scottish independence from the UK only for Scotland to be held under EU control instead.

Also, it's not as if it's a one way street in terms of resources. Scotland and northern England are heavily dependent on government schemes, which is a problem I believe will disappear pretty quickly should we or any place be capable of removing the banking oilgarchy from power. However until then, that is our vice.

I like Scotland and I may be part Scottish myself. My mother's side of my family is Celtic in appearance and I have some relatives who live in Scotland, but they moved up there, and so I don't know if they are Irish or Scottish originally (Co. Durham as many parts of England had a lot of Irish migration during the Crown genocide in Ireland; many DLI medals from the late 1800s were awarded to Irish born soldiers, for instance).

My father's side of my family is Anglo-Saxon as far as I can tell. They have that Anglo-Saxon eccentricity. Yes that includes my coal mining, WW2 fighting, Anglo-Saxon grandfather. ZGR wouldn't believe me. :)

Anyway, back on point, it's nationalism as I said that will overcome the international bankers' control system (in any country). Crude, yes; simplistic, maybe; but sometimes a blunt object is the only one that comes to hand, and that's just the way it is. Ultimately I support the somewhat idealistic but nonetheless excellent vision of secession.net, to secure true self determination.

I'm seeing a lot more flags flying locally in recent times, and not just because of the World Cup. Maybe I misread that sign when I thought it was just football oriented - maybe it's a good thing. The nation still sleeps but its subconscious is just starting to awaken. The people may appear 'fat and happy' (for now) but they are starving for real information.

Well, aren't you going to feed them? ;)

David Cameron is Not Eurosceptic

As the Americans say, how's that change working out for you?

David Cameron Is Not Eurosceptic

EU Chief: "Democracy Could Disappear", Bailout of Spain begins

Still can't decide how deliberate this economic collapse is, and how much is THEM genuinely losing control...

Nightmare vision for Europe as EU chief warns 'democracy could disappear' in Greece, Spain and Portugal
Daily Mail

Democracy could ‘collapse’ in Greece, Spain and Portugal unless urgent action is taken to tackle the debt crisis, the head of the European Commission has warned.

In an extraordinary briefing to trade union chiefs last week, Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso set out an ‘apocalyptic’ vision in which crisis-hit countries in southern Europe could fall victim to military coups or popular uprisings as interest rates soar and public services collapse because their governments run out of money.

The stark warning came as it emerged that EU chiefs have begun work on an emergency bailout package for Spain which is likely to run into hundreds of billions of pounds.

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Arizona Immigation Law: Can I Support It?

This is a very complex issue and a simple yes or no answer just won't do. As usual I am wary of the polarising, divisive nature of this kind of argument and I don't find either camp of the debate to be completely appealing.

Brief interlude: Miss Oklahoma stands up for states' rights (state sovereignty). The politically correct judge got owned! He wasn't expecting her response, I bet.

(Now did she really approve that for Infowars???)

Starting with what the law actually does:

"Called one of the 'toughest legislations in the nation', the law means that all immigrants in Arizona must now carry their alien registration documents and it means that police can question anyone they think may be in the United States illegally. It will also address people that knowingly hire illegal immigrants or who transport them."

That description has been criticised by some supporters of the law, who contend that the police can only inquire about the status of a potential illegal alien (love the American terminology, btw, do they arrive in saucers?) if they have 'reasonable suspicion'. Now, reasonable suspicion is vague and the same flowery rationalisation behind the un-PATRIOT Act.

On the other hand, illegal immigration is a huge problem for America with an estimated 11 million illegal aliens bringing a crime wave with them across the border from an unstable Mexico. Many are declaring themselves to be invaders, and part of groups like La Raza (the Race) designed to 'liberate' states of America and 'return' them to Me-hee-co. Bullshit based on faulty history and even faultier racial prejudice. Can you imagine if whites formed a group called 'The Race'? Yet these illegals (backed by the intelligence agencies no doubt) have the gall to not only advocate racial supremacism, but at the same time call whites racist!

So I should support the law 100%, right? It is popular after all...



Well, not completely. Although I do sympathise with the reasons for passing it.

Some problems with the law are pointed out here

I personally don't give a damn whether it may constitute racial profiling. In case you can't tell I'm growing a little tired of the race card being played every two minutes. Everything is racist unless it's either indifferent or anti-white, then it's politically correct. The illegals in America are almost all from Mexico, duh! So it is inevitable when rooting out illegals that in America's case you're not going to be as likely to investigate someone who looks Chinese than you are someone who looks Mexican. Sorry.

Still, I found this mock ad funny:



Which brings me to my next point: this law only gives the state the power to do something that in America's case, the federal government should have done years ago. But I am not holding my breath. I will only be convinced if and when we actually see truck after truck deporting illegal immigrants back across the border. Until then I refuse to believe they will actually do it (too many employers rely on the cheap labour I bet), but we shall see.

And if it does actually work out, perhaps...naw, now I am dreaming, Britain would never ever take seriously their citizenship requirements. Besides, we have open borders mandated from Brussels, just another reason to quit the EU ASAP (wishful thinking, again).

Also, one final point: do we need borders in the first place? In the future at some time I would suggest not, but for now as long as two thirds of the world is an empoverished hellhole made so in part by our financial and corporate interests, I believe local solutions like Arizona's are not merely justifiable, but necessary. Crime and instability along border regions is nothing new to history; England had major problems for centuries along the Welsh and Scottish borders. Wonder what they did with invading 'immigrants'? Probably just killed them on the spot. How's that for 'racial profiling'.

One solution NOT up for MSM disussion is to legalise ALL drugs immediately. This would crush all the drug lords, in particular the drug gangs destabilising Mexico as we speak (a major cause of Mexican migration north). In fact, the benefits of re-legalisation of all 'illegal drugs' would be tremendous in many other ways, too, but the improvements in Mexico's condition as a result would probably halt Mexican immigration into the US right then and there.

So I'm keeping an eye on this because if it is a success, and I want it to be but I have my doubts that significant deportations will actually occur, then it must not be an isolated case - popular demand will see to that.

Update: seeing how calls were made to 'boycott Arizona', Arizonans respond with their own threats of counter-boycott:
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2010/05/19/arizona-official-threatens-cut-los-angeles-power-payback-boycott/

Icelandic Ash Cloud: No-Problem, Reaction, Solution

NO-PROBLEM:

The ash cloud that never was: How volcanic plume over UK was only a twentieth of safe-flying limit and blunders led to ban

By David Rose, Matt Sandy and Simon Mcgee for the Daily Mail

The Mail on Sunday can today reveal the full extent of the shambles behind the great airspace shutdown that cost the airlines £1.3 billion and left 150,000 Britons stranded - all for a supposed volcanic ash cloud that for most of the five-day flights ban was so thin it was invisible.
As the satellite images of the so-called 'aerosol index' published for the first time, right, demonstrate, the sky above Britain was totally clear of ash from Iceland's Eyjafjallajoekull volcano.
Open skies: A sequence of images taken from space showing the 'aerosol index', the concentration of particles of ash or other pollution in the atmosphere. On April 15, the Icelandic volcano plume is clearly visible as a streak of orange, or 4.0 on the scale. Scientists say that anything more than a 2.0 - shown here as yellow - could indicate ash. The maps make it clear that for most of the shutdown, ash was visible over only small parts of Britain, and on some days, there was none at all

Inquiries by this newspaper have disclosed that:

- Attempts to measure the ash's density were hampered because the main aircraft used by the Meteorological Office for this purpose had been grounded as it was due to be repainted.

- Computers at the Met Office, which earlier forecast a 'barbecue summer' last year and a mild winter for this year, produced a stream of maps predicting the ash would cover a vast area, eventually stretching from Russia to Newfoundland. But across almost all of it, there was virtually no ash at all, and none visible to satellites.

- Though there was some ash over Britain at times during the ban, the maximum density measured by scientists was only about one twentieth of the limit that scientists, the Government, and aircraft and engine manufacturers have now decided is safe.

'We never understood why a blanket ban had been imposed - something that would not have happened in other parts of the world,' a senior airline executive said yesterday.

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SOLUTION:

EU wants united airspace after ash cloud

(Reuters) - European authorities have seized on this week's airline crisis to fast-track their control of airspace, but they appear to have less interest in helping airlines pay the bills left by the volcanic ash cloud.

European transport commissioner Siim Kallas will next week present recommendations learned from a week of aviation chaos, which the airline industry says cost it about $1.7 billion in lost revenue, though it also saved some $660 million in costs such as fuel.

Unifying Europe's airspace is likely to top the list of proposals ahead of a meeting of EU transport ministers on May 4.

"We need a fast coordinated European response to such crises," said Kallas. "Instead we have a fragmented patchwork of 27 national airspaces. Without a central regulator, Europe was operating with one hand behind its back."

Kallas' predecessors have been trying to unite Europe's airspace for the last decade under the "Single Sky Package," which would streamline the 27 national airspaces to just nine by June 2012.

"I don't think we can afford to wait that long," said Kallas. "I want to start work to fast-track the Single Skies project."

Previous efforts have been hampered by member nations' reluctance to cede control.

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(Note: I hope you can decipher that MSM barf into plain English?)
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Prob-Problem Reaction Solution ;)



"This is a moment to seize. The kaleidoscope has been shaken, the pieces are in flux, soon they will settle again; Before they do, let us re-order this world around us." - Tony Blair, October 2001

"Never let a serious crisis go to waste. And what I mean by that is it's an opportunity to do things you think you could not do before" - Rahm Emanuel, November 2008

Oh Yippee! Get Election Fever

The only disease that may be more beneficial to government than swine flu

So the general election has finally been declared.

(I think I'm going to throw up...)

Here are the top 10 election myths that you will be bombarded with:

1. Good citizens vote.
2. If you don't vote, don't complain.
3. Voting makes the government accountable.
4. People who don't vote are lazy and do not care.
5. People who do vote are more 'informed' and 'involved'.
6. There is a significant difference between the major parties.
7. Anyone can become Prime Minister.
8. The major events of the election campaign have not already been scripted.
9. If all the major candidates agree on an issue, it's because they are all correct.
10. Voting is the hallmark of a free society.

And once one of these suited turds, probably the one in the middle, has been declared fake ruler for the next five years, how is anything going to be different?

The usurious basterds running the banking system still rule. The EU makes the majority of our new laws without any Parliamentary input whatsoever. The war will continue. The economic pillaging will intensify. The police state will creep onwards. In fact, once the dust has settled, people may find that very little at all has indeed Changed, except that the media had something else to distract you with for a month or so. But hey, we had a great debate about the candidates' wives, didn't we?

Real change will happen when people stop recognising the authority of these cretins, rather than offering consent to the system in the form of a ballot paper. Did you know that around 40 percent of eligible voters did not vote in the last two general elections? (see link above) Surely they can't all be lazy or ignorant?

Democracy fixes your attention on them, and power flows where attention goes. Look away and they fall, it's that simple.

Nigel Farage: EU Must Die

Russia Today interview.



Invaders must die (lol)

Go Iceland Go!!

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Iceland's Voters About to Tell Global Banksters to Shove It

by Robert Wenzel

A vote is set for Saturday in Iceland on a referendum that would require Iceland to pay funds to the U.K. and the Netherlands based on U.K. and Netherlands investors who lost money because of the collapse of an Icelandic bank.

The EU (based on some complicated rules) wants the residents of Iceland to bailout depositors in the United Kingdom who deposited money in an Icelandic bank that opened a subsidiary in the UK and then failed.The tab is £3.5 billion. The population of Iceland is only 320,000.
A Capacent Gallup survey conducted over the last weeks of February showed 74% of those who had decided to vote planned to vote "no", reports WSJ.

The IMF and the EU are trying to muscle Iceland's voters. The IMF has been holding up aid to Iceland. The EU would likely kill the potential of membership for Iceland in the EU. Those muscle moves have obviously not gone over well with Iceland's voters.

An Icelandic negotiating team remained in London, according to WSJ,i n a last-ditch bid to seal a pact that could—at least temporarily—eliminate the need for a referendum on the older agreement. But Iceland's finance minister, Steingrímur Sigfússon said it was "highly unlikely" the referendum would be called off.

Nigel Farage: Who is Herman van Rompuy?

Farage says van Rompuy has 'the charisma of a damp rag and the appearance of a low-grade bank clerk'.

The EU parliament would be boring without UKIP.