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Skybird · 03-04-13, 10:39 AM

98% of decisions a government makes have not been voted on by the people in last general elections. The government creates facts and leaves it to the people to pay for them.

80% of laws in Europe/Germany, are demands by the EU central committee. EU law demands such proposals to be turned into national law, the parliaments have no right to veto them or not to wave them through.

Everyday life is regulated from A to Z and gagged by laws, taxes, and rules, not to mention demands of political correctness and anonymous pressure by the social crowd. With the EU, it is especially bad, deeper and deeper it drills its penetrant nose into the most private business of ordinary citizen and lectures and orders them around. Less salt in bread. Water-saving shower-heads. Accepting policies that you do not want to support, because you get criminalised if you do not embrace them against your opinion. Totalitarianism is absolutely accpetable - if it is on behalf of the left revolution, the Gutmenschentum, the eco-surrogate religion, and so on. Some of the worst verbal excesses and demands for dictatorial supression of people with unwanted vierws, I hear coming from the lips of - not the conservative (if we still have some of them in Germany), but the left and the Green. On behalf of their ideologic goals, every form of dictatorship and supression seems to be acceptable.

And nobody protests against that. They get away with it.

Well. It will collapse, mayb ein ten years, maybe in twenty. The stalelites of the USSR economically were in ruins already in thge early 70s - but then it took another two decades almost to make them fall one by one. So,lk it may take more time then I consider pleasant, but IO am convinced that the EU and the Europe will collapse sooner or later, and necessarily will desintegrate over the clash with reality.

A 3 minute piece with Hoppe on Germany'S fall beginning with the founding of the national state. A nice reminder of what has made German culture, arts and philosophy that great in the world. It was no centralised power. It was - competition between small regions. When that was given up, the decline began.
In English.

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Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 42,703 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	98% of decisions a government makes have not been voted on by the people in last general elections. The government creates facts and leaves it to the people to pay for them. 80% of laws in Europe/Germany, are demands by the EU central committee. EU law demands such proposals to be turned into national law, the parliaments have no right to veto them or not to wave them through. Everyday life is regulated from A to Z and gagged by laws, taxes, and rules, not to mention demands of political correctness and anonymous pressure by the social crowd. With the EU, it is especially bad, deeper and deeper it drills its penetrant nose into the most private business of ordinary citizen and lectures and orders them around. Less salt in bread. Water-saving shower-heads. Accepting policies that you do not want to support, because you get criminalised if you do not embrace them against your opinion. Totalitarianism is absolutely accpetable - if it is on behalf of the left revolution, the Gutmenschentum, the eco-surrogate religion, and so on. Some of the worst verbal excesses and demands for dictatorial supression of people with unwanted vierws, I hear coming from the lips of - not the conservative (if we still have some of them in Germany), but the left and the Green. On behalf of their ideologic goals, every form of dictatorship and supression seems to be acceptable. And nobody protests against that. They get away with it. Well. It will collapse, mayb ein ten years, maybe in twenty. The stalelites of the USSR economically were in ruins already in thge early 70s - but then it took another two decades almost to make them fall one by one. So,lk it may take more time then I consider pleasant, but IO am convinced that the EU and the Europe will collapse sooner or later, and necessarily will desintegrate over the clash with reality. A 3 minute piece with Hoppe on Germany'S fall beginning with the founding of the national state. A nice reminder of what has made German culture, arts and philosophy that great in the world. It was no centralised power. It was - competition between small regions. When that was given up, the decline began. In English. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.