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Cons: "I missed my flight that day i was not happy at all"
Cons: "Plane was many hours late. Departure time not on terminal screen. Extreeeme delay on shuttle from United terminal. Sidewalk closed for construction. TSA Prechk not on boarding pass printout. No shuttle behind security from Term B to Term A. Plane left earlier than announced on notification apps. DCA website=6:25pm Final call at 5:47pm only word DELAY on term screen with 4:10time."
Pros: "Very good. No issues"
Pros: "Overall, the experience is fine. The flight entertainment selection is extensive for a short haul."
Cons: "Given that the entertainment selection is extensive, the connection ports are not working properly. Not all USB charging port and the power outlet port works as expected. The seat that I sat at does not charge and/or provide proper power."
Pros: "On time; efficient; great aircraft."
Cons: "A child threw up in flight behind my wife and the crew let the parents clean it up. I thought the crew should have been more proactive."
Pros: "Staff was nice and helpful."
Cons: "No leg room"
Pros: "everything went by fast, a lot of turbulence but the pilot kept us in check the entire time."
Pros: "That we survived and finally got our luggage the day after we arrived."
Cons: "1) That we went to Toronto, but our luggage went to Montreal. 2) That my wife had to stay up the whole night calling everyone in their call center to find out what happened to our luggage. 3) We were charged for selecting our seats in the flight reservation process. 4) We were misdirected by an Air Canada rep for our return flight and this caused us to miss our connecting flight as well. 5) We ended up spending more than 12 hours at the airport for flying from Toronto to Washington DC."
Cons: "The aircraft was so small there was not enough room for even most standard size carry-ons. The crew were not patient and gave passengers attitude for trying to bring their carry-ons onboard. On the way back from Toronto, we were sitting on the runway for more than one hour waiting for "de-icing". If this is a recurring thing, why not time the arrivals and departures better to avoid making people sit there, disconnected from everything and waiting? Also the screen on my "entertainment center" was broken but thankfully I had my own book to read. Air Canada has not had the most welcoming crew or most up to date fleet in my experience; I fly with them mostly because of their cheap fares. I guess "there ain't no such thing as a free lunch"."
Pros: "I usually have a smooth experience with Air Canada. Haven't had any problems on board. Unfortunately I had a bad experience with my baggage."
Cons: "The check-in person said my baggage (oversized, and a keyboard) would make it through to my final destination even though I had another flight on a separate reservation. I specifically asked because I wanted to know if I needed to pick it up when I landed after the first leg in Toronto. He said I'd only have to go through customs and my bag will make it all the way home to Vancouver. Well, I felt weird about it and when I got off in Toronto I noticed that my baggage receipt said Toronto on it (not Vancouver). I decided to forego the connections gate because I was unsure. Lucky that I did because lo and behold, my keyboard bag was waiting for me at baggage claim. Had I trusted the check-in guy, I would've possibly lost over $1000 worth of equipment. That's not something that can easily be forgiven."
Cons: "Narrow seats in business, insufficient recline, no extra pillows"
Pros: "Crew very friendly. In-flight refreshments & Entertainment provided."
Cons: "Cramp seats."
Pros: "No built in entertainment systems. YES PLEASE. Built entertainment systems take up room, sometimes have screens that can't be turned off, and some generate a lot of heat. So glad they were removed. The built in streaming service is a much better solution. Crew was very nice."
Cons: "Just stop serving "food." Just stop. Rice, bread and brownies is really not gonna work. Just stop. Admit that any protein or fat is out of budget. Eat before your flight. Seats are not the most comfortable."
Pros: "Everything was fine"
Pros: "the crew are super friendly. even on a little plane from DC-Toronto they had entertainment options which i wouldn't have expected. boarded quickly and landed on time. nobody bats an eye at my wife's weird beverage requests."
Cons: "the cabin of the plane on the return flight didn't have any air conditioning running during boarding and it was uncomfortably hot because it was about 85F outside. the crew only bothered to inform us of the issue when a poor hungover guy behind me asked about it because he was suffering... as were we all. plane didn't get comfortable until over 30 minutes in, at which point we were beginning our descent anyway."
Pros: "Ludovic was fantastic!"
Pros: "Nothing stood out as being too great. I was too pissed off from the delay to really notice any good."
Cons: "We were delayed about 2.5 hours. Ridiculous."
Pros: "Nothing! Unpleasant unhelpful crew at gate, no better onboard, absolutely moist cramped seating ever! Disorganized and late- boarding, departing, waited to disembark at arrival, 25 min before first bag off baggage......dreadful no one cares"
Cons: "Thank you for choosing Air Canada- smiles and goodbyes- where's all that Before you leave? They treat you like problem cattle to be dealt with, you're anonymous and valueless until you leave then they look at you and thank you?! Missing sincerity And service!"
Cons: "charged me for my bags; employees were surly."
Cons: "The plane was sitting at the gate for about an hour before we boarded (for a flight delayed by over an hour). Yet Air Canada didn't bother to go through the cabin and pick up garbage left in seat back pockets. The water in the washroom didn't work."
Pros: "Crew on the flight were very patient, understanding and friendly. Ground staff were the exact opposite. Agitated, temperamental and unwilling to help or find solutions."
Cons: "The flight was delayed. Not necessarily the crews fault. But frustrating as our flight both to and from Washington was delayed both ways."
Cons: "Terrible flight. I should have driven instead. Flight was suppose to land at 12:30pm but due to computer malfunction we landed at 7pm."
Pros: "It was a good experience flying on Air Canada. The flight was on schedule, smooth flight, flight attendants were friendly."
Pros: "Love these guys. Moved a whiny baby away to a another row ;)"
Pros: "We got to destinations safely"
Cons: "I was worried that we won't make it to the land. I guess it was windy, but the plane was shaking too much"
Pros: "I loved the whole experience. The food was decent and the flight attendants were great and accommodated me with all my necessities. I also enjoyed the entertainment that was accessible on our personal screens and the entire flight was smooth."
Pros: "Nice and relaxing."
Cons: "Flight was delays from anotjer air company i had to paid 160$ to get on the next one.."
Pros: "nothing particularly spectacular. The entertainment on the place is much better than most (since most don't have it) for such short flights."
Cons: "The place was delayed for over an hour for a 'maintenance issue' - what I dislike is lack of information being shared from the plane to people at the gate. Also when we are delayed for the airlines fault - customers should be given something - anything - a small voucher, or even a drink ect., this is not a weather issue. I think airlines have too much power making most terrible at customer service - air Canada is one of the worst ones."
Pros: "The crew was excellent. Professional and attentive."
Cons: "The only real complaint I had was the over head compartment was much too high and I was too short to reach."
Pros: "Excellent service on board, and excellent neighbor passengers"
Cons: "Being unable to check in on line and being assigned a middle seat."
Cons: "Absolutely nothing! Terrible service."
Pros: "Clean"
Cons: "Flight attendants weren't as friendly or willing to accomodate"
Cons: "The flight from Vancouver to Seattle on the 31st of July was delayed by two and a half hours, the return flight on August 5 topped that by one hour resulting in a delay of more than three and a half hours and a missed connection flight to Port Hardy. I had to stay in Vancouver over night and my husband had to pick me up in Campbell River. This meant a car drive to and back Campbell River of six hours instead of one hour to Port Hardy."
Pros: "We got in a little early. More room than many in regular economy. All employees encountered pleasant and competent."
Cons: "Nothing comes to mind other than the normal air travel has led of security."
Pros: "Great route! I went to Italy and this has been by far the best route and airline choice. Friendly staff, nice layove in Toronto"
Pros: "The food was very good and hot for being served last. We got blankets and pillows that was a plus."
Cons: "I was disappoint that we were not informed that we had to have wifi to use the entertainment system or rent iPads for $10.00. That is not right and your app. sucks to use. Please redo or get a new web person. So overall it was long a trip for people with children because they also had nothing for them to do. Fix this problem soon."
Pros: "First time on Air Canada - I was pleasantly surprised on how well my flight went... I will definitely travel on Air Canada in the future..."
Pros: "Lines werent too bad, staff well-trained and great attitude to passengers, had entertainment system."
Cons: "There could be better access to snacks and drinks - came trhough twice on a long flight.entertainment system was so dark, hard to see."
Cons: "Not giving us an update on why the flight was delayed"
Pros: "Same as stated above"
Pros: "Food and service."
Pros: "As thecflt time was short, i cannot say much but the leg room was ok."
Pros: "Everything went well including the smoothness of the flight."
Pros: "Crew was pleasant and helpful"
Cons: "No leg room. No entertainment."
Pros: "The flight was canceled very close to departure time and I was bumped to a flight leaving five hours later. Missed my train connection in Montreal and had to rent a car and drive to Quebec. Since I go to Canada only rarely, I ended up essentially losing the money I spent for train fare and having to pay another $145 for the rental car. Got to Quebec at 11:30 p.m. instead of 3:55 p.m. Not happy."
Pros: "1) Skycap service for boarding at Reagan National was exceptional. I requested wheelchair assistance for this return flight and the attendant gave 100% service, getting me through security and on to the boarding gate lounge area in short order. He was very pleasant and very helpful. 2) The pilots did a good job of flying, The flight was smooth as was the landing. We left Reagan a few minutes late but arrived at Pearson 16 minutes early. I liked that!"
Cons: "1) I paid extra money for a "preferred seat" because my recent hip replacement surgery required that I have ample leg room while sitting. Leg room for the first row econonomy seat I got was barely adequate. I felt cheated out of the $15 I paid for the seat (which should have been complimentary, in my opinion 2) Food service was terrible. For a 1 o'clock flight, having to get to the airport 2-3 hours ahead of departure, meant that I was in need of some serious food, not the tiny package of pretzels and the cup of tea I got. Even a couple of cookies or a muffin would have been a better offering. 3) The wheelchair assistance that I requested did not materialize for me on arrival at Pearson. I felt so cramped from sitting that I was eager to get up and try to walk, no matter how slowly, the distance to Customs and through to the exit gate to wait for my ride home. That's what I did, and I never saw a wheelchair attendant coming with a wheelchair as I exited. That is poor service! I am comparing this to the excellent service I got with American Airlines on the first leg of my trip from Toronto to DC."
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Why it matters: Over the last week, politicians and voters in Italy, Hungary and Sweden have reinforced Europe's move away from the U.S.-led order. But historian Robert Kagan of the Brookings Institution says many forget that, prior to the war, normal European politics gave birth to fascism, Nazism, genocide and some of history's most predatory dictators.
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On Sunday, Swedish voters gave their biggest support ever to the right-wing Democratic Party, which has neo-Nazi roots. The Democrats finished with almost 20% of the votes, giving them 42 of the 349 seats in parliament, the third-largest share of nine parties or coalitions.
And last Friday, Matteo Salvini, Italy's powerful deputy prime minister, joined The Movement, a group founded by Steve Bannon to spread populist politics throughout Europe, reports the NYT's Jason Horowitz.
Ahead of the publication of his slender new book, "The Jungle Grows Back" (out next week), Kagan tells Axios that the string of events in Europe are examples of the world returning to its natural, tough guy-led state.
"Democracy and liberalism aren't our fate. It's always a battle of the human soul, of the competing forces of human nature. We now have tribalism and nationalism in search of strong authority."
— Kagan, speaking to Axios
Kagan's thesis has gained traction in Germany. In a speech on Aug. 27 in Berlin, German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said, "We Germans in particular can have no interest in a 'jungle growing back in the world order.' We must resist this to the best of our ability. And we must lay our hands on the right tools when the jungle beckons."
In the book, Kagan argues that the last three decades of geopolitics — the failure of the Arab Spring, the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, not to mention the financial crash and more — have naturally led people to lose faith in the basic system of governance.
Americans in particular wonder why the U.S. ought to pay an outsized portion of the cost of the system. But Kagan says the governing system amounts to a bargain — the U.S. gets strategic hegemony and the same resulting peace and prosperity enjoyed by everyone, as long as it does not constrain anyone else's economic growth.
The impact: Absent the U.S., the whole house falls apart, Kagan says. "[T]here is no guarantee that democracy comes out on top," he says. "If you look at history, you have to say that that has been rarer."
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There are enough intertextual references to ravens and pendulums and the like that ought to please the Poe fans, I don't know enough about the man himself to comment on the accuracy or otherwise of the events portrayed, but then this is not biography but something stranger, more elusive, almost dreamlike. That said, the storytelling is so direct and the atmosphere so evocative that even people who've never read any his work should find huge amounts to enjoy here. Nevermore is a great opportunity to see something a bit different, a delightful chamber piece: immersive, engaging and highly entertaining.


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Q: Search Android C# Xamarin Sqlite Database I need some help to figure out how to search my SQLite database.
I am trying to search for their cake and stars; this is my connection:
// Create our connection
string folder = System.Environment.GetFolderPath(System.Environment.SpecialFolder.Personal);
var db = new SQLiteConnection(System.IO.Path.Combine(folder, "OnTopFiles.db"));
db.CreateTable<User>();

// Insert note into the database
var note = new User { cake = "frosting marble", stars = "5" };
db.Insert(note);

// Show the automatically set ID and message.
Console.WriteLine("{0}: {1}", note.cake, note.stars);

A: You can use a WHERE query:
var query = conn.Table<User>().Where(u => u.Cake.StartsWith("frosting"));
foreach (var user in query)
{
    // Use user.cake or other properties
}

A: Alternatively, you can use SQL directly. The library you are using hides the SQLite SQL so most of the SQLite syntax is hidden from you. This library is pure .NET Standard and runs on all Xamarin Platforms. You have the full power of SQL so searching is the same as other platforms.
https://github.com/MelbourneDeveloper/SQLite.Net.Standard

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Parking garage to add 650 spaces in 2016
Dell Rae Ciaravola May 07, 2015
Parking and Transportation Services is planning to build a parking garage on the southeast side of campus, to accommodate growing parking needs. The garage will be built over a portion of existing lot #575, at the southeast corner of Pitkin and Mason street. The new garage will provide more than 650 total spaces for CSU permit holders and pay-per-hour spaces, with easy access to MAX, the Oval, and the future Medical Center. The garage is slated for construction starting this fall, with a targeted completion date of summer 2016. By state statute, parking revenue must pay for all parking expenses at the university. Construction of the garage will be funded solely by parking permit and fee revenue.
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Drive Electric Northern Colorado, CSU Parking and Transportation Services, and local dealerships are offering an innovative chance for CSU staff and faculty to get behind the wheel of plug-in electric vehicles to learn about the cost savings, environmental benefits, and national security benefits of driving electric. the event, from 11 a.m.-2p.m., Wednesday, January 14, will be on University Avenue in front of the Plant Sciences building. Drive Electric Northern Colorado, a partnership of Colorado State University and the cities of Fort Collins and Loveland, is a first-of-its-kind initiative aimed at achieving widespread adoption of plug-in electric vehicles in the Northern Colorado region. The chance to test drive an electric vehicle through the partnership's Ride-and-Drive program is free to all CSU faculty and staff. The Ride-and-Drive event combines the opportunity for CSU faculty and staff to learn about how plug in electric vehicles s are cleaner, greener, cheaper, and fun to drive while putting them behind the wheel of today's latest vehicle technology. "CSU strongly supports our campus community driving electric vehicles and we've installed 10 charging points on campus to date. As one of the country's leading green universities, we care about doing our part to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and support innovative technology in electriv vehicles," said Amy Parsons, vice president for Operations, after test driving a Chevy Volt. Up to eight electric vehicle models will be available to test drive, and may include the Chevy Volt, Nissan LEAF, BMW i3, Mitsubishi iMiEV, Ford Fusion Energi, Ford C-Max Electric, and the Tesla Model S. At this event, current electric vehilcle owners will ride with each driver to explain the vehicle and about their experience owning an electric vehicle. Drive Electric staff will be present at the event to help attendees learn about federal and state tax credits (up to $13,500) available for purchasing or leasing an electric vehile, and how using electricity instead of gasoline can save consumers thousands of dollars in yearly operating costs. CSU now has 10 charging stations throughout campus where, as a faculty or staff member, you can charge daily for free.
Campus offers electric vehicle charging
Lauren Rullman December 19, 2014
Colorado State University now offers 10 electric vehicle chargers at five on-campus stations.


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Navalny Poisoning Is A Great Scam. New Data Unveiled 4.2 out of 5 based on 10 ratings. 10 user reviews.
Navalny Poisoning Is A Great Scam. New Data Unveiled
More details reveal in Navalny-gate. Germany, and the collective West continue to accuse Russia in the poisoning of opposition politic, while Russia has denied all charges and admits the possibility of provocations by Western intelligence agencies. Numerous accusations from both sides have a direct impact not only on the countries ' relations in the international arena, but also, and particularly, on economic trends.
On September 2, the German government reported that the results of a toxicological examination conducted by the Bundeswehr laboratory in Munich had shown the presence of traces of Novichok poison in Navalny's body. Clinical studies indicate that Navalny was poisoned with a substance from the group of active ingredients of cholinesterase inhibitors. Meanwhile, the exact substance remains unveiled.
Russia, in turn, after conducting various tests, says that there are no toxic substances in Navalny's bio material.
According to the chief toxicologist of the Omsk region, where Navalny was taken immediately after his health deteriorated, Russian doctors would have recorded damage to the politician's liver, kidneys and lungs. Navalny's health deterioration, according to Sabayev, could be triggered by alcohol, diet, stress or overwork.
Merkel pronouncing her statement on Navalny poisoning. Screenshot on Ruptly
The reaction to the statement about Navalny's poisoning was not long in coming.
The leader of the "Green" party in the German Parliament called Navalny's poisoning an "assassination attempt" and asked for the construction of the Nord stream 2 gas pipeline to be abandoned. However, the German government asked not to link the two issues. The US Senate also called for stopping the construction of the gas pipeline.
The German government said it would work out a common position on the situation with the EU and NATO. NATO, the EU, the UK, Austria, Lithuania, and Ukraine called on the Russian authorities to investigate what happened to Navalny.
"It is impossible to impose unsubstantiated sanctions against Russia because of Navalny poisoning," the Austrian foreign Ministry said.
NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg, Illustrative Image
The situation was also commented by NATO Secretary General.
Jens Stoltenberg said: "NATO countries are discussing possible measures in connection with the incident with Navalny, but it is not yet possible to say what they will be."
In fact, it is difficult to imagine how the military-political bloc could react to the possible poisoning of a Russian citizen, given that diplomatic contacts between Russia and representatives of the Organization are reduced to zero. Almost the only link between Russia and NATO today is the joint exercises in the Mediterranean between Russia and Turkey, a NATO member.
While political elites are debating who should take responsibility for the poisoning, third parties are happy to actually benefit from Navalny-gate.
After Merkel's statement, the ruble fell in a matter of hours on the foreign exchange market by more than 1.5 rubles per dollar, that is, by 2% of its value. On September 2, the dollar and euro jumped to the highest mark since August 27 –75.5 rubles and 89.27 rubles, respectively.
The ruble was already influenced by the statement of the US State Department about possible sanctions against Russia in case of military intervention in the situation in Belarus, and the information about the poisoning of Navalny was a second blow.
At the same time, the sanctions agenda will remain in the news stream for another two or three months, until the US elections, and will influence investor sentiment.
According to various experts, the Russian experience has shown that the market reaction to geopolitical risks is short-term — up to a month. However, such forecasts are not the most negative.
Against the backdrop of the sharp fall in the ruble, many analysts noted the unusual behavior of a number of large traders associated with the Pro-Western part of the Russian bureaucracy. There is a sense of coordinated action with accurate information about the time and event that should have been the start of downward pressure on the ruble. Apparently, some individuals managed to earn multimillion-dollar profits from this scam.
The very personality of Alexey Navalny also plays a significant role in the current situation.
By the nature of his activities, Navalny is a media businessman. He does not pose a significant threat to the current government, unlike other businessmen. Navalny's TV shows are quite popular and probably have customers who receive considerable benefits. After all, it is very unlikely that Navalny conducts his company at his own expense.
Since the poisoning of Navalny is not relevant, but also to a large extent unprofitable to the Russian government, it seems possible to suspect the culpability of actors associated with his business. This can be true in the case if Navalny was really poisoned.
Business is dangerous, far more dangerous than politics.
Belarus Chooses Integration With Russia Against Navalny Poisoning
Hello, Nick! Lukashenko's Scandalous Recordings Unveiled
To Nobody's Surprise, Navalny Was Allegedly Poisoned With Novichok
Russia should stop trying to kill people it doesn't like. And you southfront should stop lying
HiaNd
Reply to James Adams
And you should stop sucking cock of Ukrainian donkey
It affects quantity of oxygen in your brain cells
Scaathor
..and you need to put down the crack-pipe and take the globo-homo cock outta yer arse…
Jim Bim
you should stop displaying you`r stupidity.
You spelled CIA/MI6 wrong…
If Russia wanted someone dead I am quite sure they would manage it – instead we get this bungled attempt like the Skripals in 2018 which only the gullible fall for it.
Selbstdenker
Reply to AJ
I remember the claim that Novichok was the most deadly poison without any chance of survival when exposed to. Now it looks like the Novichok is an impotent agent not able to kill as intended. I wonder how this could happen? or is there something wrong?
Reply to Selbstdenker
Must be the same team of expert making "Novichok" is the same
that did COVID-19…since they both have in common being presented as very dangerous than turned in media propaganda flop
The fraudsters use a greatly diluted version of Novichok to adulterate the scene (and alleged victim) so that it can be "discovered" in the investigation and the blame laid at Russias doorstep.
Its akin to cops/soldiers planting a drop weapon on a victim after an unjustified shooting. In the case of Skripal they hosed him with BZ while he and his daughter were on the park bench as they discussed how he was going to "do a bunk" and return to Russia (then faked the Novichok stuff to discourage Russia from any other similar temptations to other unhappy defectors). Its not clear yet who did what in Navalny case, but time will probably tell.
rightiswrong rightiswrong
And you should just fuck off you prick.
Any evidence? just asking.
Concrete Mike
Go fuck yourself!!!
Who made you the arbiter of truth anyways?
occupybacon
Cool. Russia it's time to sanction the West
Reply to occupybacon
Ah, I get it. The girl saw your cock and responded appropriately?
Reply to Scaathor
Unlike yours which only your mom have seen it.
I got 2 kids (that i know of). Your only romantic experience is fingering your dog.
He has rabbit too….only his heart can answer which one is closer..
Reply to HiaNd
You are the closest, my dear rabit. The dog above I keep only to sell his pupies. Now jump on my finger.
Wow, thanks for posting about your kids in this rant then immediately expressing your fantasy how I finger an animal. If I was from child protection that would give me heads up.
Five minutes reading the commentary section of any social media or media website and you will see the rabid, irrational viciousness with which those with differing viewpoints are blasted by trolls who are so horridly weak in their positions that they have come to the perennial conclusion that one's position can only be strengthened by attacking dissent.
Reply to Zarathustra
Thanks for supporting my side. I will use your wize words if you din't mind.
No problem, I don't mind. I copied those words from this book, you might not agree with his politics.
Thanks, most likely I wouldn't but I agree with the specific quote.
The name and label has been tainted by a sea of lies for nearly a century.
The name and label has been tainted by a sea of lies for almost a century.
How is the relation between the individual and the authority in fascism? :)
The individual has free reign over their pursuits in life, as long as they do not conflict with the health of the nation and its people. Generally they must conform to the culture, though freedom of religion is permitted. There are a set of moral obligations that each individual must uphold and those come before individual rights, their duties to their families, people and nation are consistent with traditional European values. Blood and soil so to speak, and opposition to materialism.
Citizens can own private property, start a business and sell goods and services. The government steps in as a regulator, or when the business interferes with the established moral order. State oversight extends protection to employees and acts as a sort of mediator or worker's union between employees and employers, otherwise non-governmental unions that exist today are abolished.
Some links on the subject + explanations of Fascist economics:
CT: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/65ztOo4t23NB/
https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/100360657-cultured-thug
Fascist Philosophy: https://archive.org/details/thephilosophyoffascism_20191022
* By "collective ownership" he's referring to profit sharing (trading a portion of your wage or salary in exchange for purchasing stocks in the company), otherwise they reject market speculation (stock market) and organizations such as the IMF, BIS, WTO, World Bank, and Federal Reserve.
Towards a True Economic Third-Position: http://www.traditionalright.com/towards-a-true-economic-third-position/
Video: https://www.bitchute.com/video/joLHUWR7NUTj/
Ironsides: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/phoenix_ironsides/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XvYywRiRiyg
Personally I believe the state power shoyld be continuously minimized, but not abruptly. State = power = corruption.
Well that would be fine and all, however in my opinion the masses that form the body of greater organism (the nation) can become collectively unintelligent and susceptible to a crowd mentality. People are largely shaped by their surroundings , the capitalist society of the past 60-70 years places profit above all else and feeds on people's most base desires in order to generate as much profit as possible to the detriment to people's health. They are conditioned to go for that low hanging fruit instead and being the lowest versions of themselves instead of aiming to attain the furthest depths of their potential.
In my opinion the man is not made by nature to rule over the masses there are very few exceptions of iluminate dictators. I represent the masses, I can't sympatize with my opressor even if it was better for myself. I value what nature gave me more than what another man can give me by supressing my rights. IMO the conscience of people can rize from slave level to free men simply by being armed with fire arms.
Democracy appeals to the lowest common denominator and a spiraling descent into mediocrity. My vote is worth the same value as the vote of a prostitute, a propagandist, a Antifa or BLM terrorist, a criminal, or illegal migrant. Sex offenders and serial killers are each allowed to vote and their vote is worth just as much as my own.
Democracy has always been governed by corporate-financial interests of an oligarchy or a plutocratic elite, your rights are walked over regardless of whether or not they are democratic. Some democracies are freer than others and are always susceptible to subversion.
Since "natural rights" are a man-made construct, freedom cannot exist without the state; otherwise the iron law of nature takes over. It becomes a question of "might is right", a state of complete anarchy determined by survival of the fittest.
By ensuring the unity of one's own group of people, their rights, prosperity and very survival can be guaranteed.
What If Liberalism Is the Problem? https://www.bitchute.com/video/WfdaJYr7MNmN/
http://nwioqeqkdf.blogspot.com/2015/12/the-limitations-of-sargon-of-akkads.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWh3l9qF_F4
I agree that the actual system is flawed but a system that openly gives god-like power to a man is even worse. I think dictature also apeals to the lowest as they don't care who is in power or how much the psycho (because that's what power makes from man) cares about him as long as his neighbour suffer the same fate. Those who want to be rulled by a dictator are partly masochistic partly irresponsible.
Democracy is dictatorship by financial forces who rig the vote by gaining control over all political parties, there is no grass roots process involved and everyone is divided. The best funded and most promoted candidate always wins the election. The leading politician doesn't have god-like power under Fascism, there is a Fascist council that overseas his actions and can vote him out of power, unlike in National Socialist Germany. There is a lot of information not well known exposing lies contained within the mainstream about the Second World War and the holohoax. https://www.bitchute.com/video/x5DATBwmEmHZ/
How is freedom of press in fascism?
There is federal oversight over the press. For instance they couldn't spread gossip or do what the jewish Communists had done in America and Europe, particularly since the 1950s and the watershed moment of white downward spiral from the world wars and the 1960s onwards.
I wouldn't trust such oversight more than the jews, the more powerful is the state, the greater are the lies.
It goes without saying that is a reasonable concern. Civilization goes through phases of birth and decay. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FsaieZt5vjk
Healthy sexuality would be enforced, no LGBT and pornography greatly limited.
I'm afraid they woud not stop there, pornography is mostly on the internet, they should hardly censure the internet to acomplish that
Criticism of the ruling authority is allowed under Fascism. You mention the more powerful the state, the greater the lies. Corporate and banker oligarchy can still happen with less government, they control the governments of the west and not the other way around. They still had more power than these governments did in the first half of the 20th century, WW1 destroyed the last true monarchies in Europe. I don't agree with monarchism either, I would prefer a system of meritocracy which rarely exists in the world today.
Meritocracy is when someone decides who really has merits and this is the utopia of a dictatorship, they always chose their friends and relatives, not only the dictator himself but the entire state aparatus.
Personally I disbelief current banking and corporate system would survive without being protected by the state. IMO the state is a trojan horse for the corporation dictatirship to destroy small business and enfirce corporate products and rules on the market.
Fascism doesn't envisage a utopia, it views life being in constant flux which is more realistic. I think it depends a lot on the people themselves, the culture and the society. If you look at 2nd and 3rd world countries there is generally more nepotism than you will find in Europe or America due to the differences in cultural values. Even on its own, India for instance is more hierarchical and more run-down than many of the east Asian countries.
I don't think there are any rules organic to the free market other than supply and demand, regulations put in place decide rules set in place. I think there should at least be some form of government, clearly there are people who are more competent than others.
I think in terms of meritocracy when applied to the government should have stricter requirements where they should possess noble character, this can be done by some form of grass roots democracy or some alternative method. People should aim to be pillars of the community, healthy forms of competition permitted.
By democracy I am referring to leadership not being decided on one's social class or level of income, for almost as long as modern democracy has been around since the American revolution, winning candidates have almost always been the best financed and highly promoted by media and manufacturers.
Sounds good, why would that be called fascism? Let's call it something new :)
An alternative name is the "Third Way", "Third Position", or Integralism—a Brazilian Fascist party founded by Plínio Salgado. He got overthrown shortly after taking public office.
"The Fascist State does not wish to be a State imposed upon the citizen, rather it wishes to be a State which invests the citizen and informs his conscience. In order to actually shape his consciousness, the State sustains and educates that consciousness; the State recognizes and acknowledges the citizen, to treat him both as what he is and what he should be, historically, economically, and politically, with all the fundamental interests that shape him and distinguish him from all others. The Fascist State, in order to penetrate and direct the consciousness of its citizens, wishes to organize them in national unity; a unity possessed of a soul. That unity would manifest itself as a unitary being, possessed of powerful will, and conscious of its own ends."
– Giovanni Gentile
Sorry, you can keep saying the positive intentions of the state towards the citizens. I just don't teust the authority. I believe the government shoukd be afraid of the citizens so they keep their promisses. For this the citizens need to be armed and have militias of volunteers that could police the government.
You make a compelling argument.
The National Socialist German Worker's Party reduced gun restrictions from the Weimar period, though civilian ownership of firearms don't outmatch the police and national armies. As you stated, you prefer armed militias administered by volunteers. And for the political process to become more grassroots, as opposed to a centralized system.
As a side note: In Germany, the only legal party (NSDAP – Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei) enjoyed widespread public support; in Italy, the only legal party (PNF – Partito Nazionale Fascista) turned on itself in 1943 with mass public demonstrations against the party and the Fascist council supported by the Italian king (Victor Emmanuel III) ordered the arrest and imprisonment of Mussolini.
Yes back then dictatorship was seen as a progress, by the masses. Now we have enough examples that it fails every time.
"though civilian ownership of firearms don't outmatch the police and national armies"
Please allow me to remind you how revolutions happen: most of the army refuse to follow dictator's orders and butcher the civs.
In order for that to happen you need a determined resitance to occupy positions and pledge to fight to the end. In case some high rank gives the order to crush them he needs to think twice as the soldiers may refuse the orders or he can get a bullet in his back from some rank that has relatives on the other side.
But if the population is scared chiken they flee when they hear shots in the air and that's why all governments want a disarmed population.
I remember the Romanian army refused to fire upon rioting miners, this lended enormous assistance towards an armed takeover of the Romanian Communist government in 1989.
https://ww2truth.com/2019/06/18/the-german-master-race-myth/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHLvr1hW20Y
Yes, also in Russia anti Yeltzin coup. That's the logic of the USA's second amendment.
From what I know fascism was mostly demonized by Stalin to prevent a bad light to the word 'socialism'. So he ordered to not mention national-socialism. But I think fascism and socialism have many things in common.
There is socialism in Fascism, but it's a different kind of socialism.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-ARQ-HUvFg
I think the revival of the european civilization should be grassroots, if a grassroot movement in EU will come to conclusion that there is no way to contain the government corruption and betryal but having heavy armed militias, I will join them.
Whichever way it occurs, I think of history as more of a circular pattern than a linear one. When it comes to Darwinism, I think the human species has undergone a bit of a devolution than a process of Orthogenesis (progressive evolution). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FsaieZt5vjk
Interesting, some might blame the jews for the involution of european culture but how about the persians or aryans from India, which were also caucazians? I'm not 100% sure but I think Herodot bashed persians for their multiculturalism and predicted their fall.
I'm not as familiar with Greek and Roman writers as I should be. A century ago, students 17-18, or adults in their early-mid 20s could recite passages from the Illiad by memory.
Yes, my father can
Grassroots is an ideal way to go about it, I don't know if it's a realistic option. I think human nature in its current state is not wise enough on average to deal with the current crisis, the media and school system largely influence the mindsets of the people. Ethnic demographics also play a huge role. In my opinion, it would initially be a more centralized process to implement the changes needed before a more ideal change can occur, perhaps in a matter of decades or a century.
I still think grass roots politics remains highly important, the anti-white propaganda is annoying. Europe for instance is something like 90% white or higher, and yet non-whites are vastly over represented in the media. It's a psychological warfare campaign followed up with demographic replacement and the black washing of history.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRUJk74jQvQ
Regarding ethnic demographics, how do you see the future of EU?
This is a bit unrelated, this account does visual comparisons of old architecture compared to newer ones:
https://twitter.com/Western_Trad/status/1301893951981596673
Not so unrelated, and not only architecture, everything else. All things have two effects, one positive and one negative. The negative effect of the information spreading among the masses is that many can't process it so anything new can be called 'progress' or 'beautiful'.
I think politicians, billionaires and university professors are very particular about what they want the masses to think is "progress".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRfT_ONmelE
I look at these people and I think that some trybes looked in the antiquity, full of piercings and tattoos. Or some African tribes. Also homosexuality and paedophilia were norm especially in the upper class. Also today there are still large communities in Indonezia and Afghanistan where young boys are given by their parents to paedophile 'teachers' to learn belly dancing and seduction art. The globalists have us turn back 2k years ago and make this normal.
Homosexuality and pederasty among the upper class, or any class, is a result of cultural decline. The behaviour and quality of the ruling class always has a trickle down effect upon society. The European "barbatus" or "barbarian", among others used tattoos and piercings for cultural reasons, rather than a result of fashion. Alternatively women may wear earrings when fashionable, the Japanese used to humiliate dangerous criminals when caught by etching tattoos onto their foreheads, or other parts of their bodies.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tnCp-T_-fHA
Dostoyevsky on the jews: http://www.bitchute.com/embed/LtpCxr3icOtZ/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOD-LhGD42Q
Thanks, I have a lot to watch. Btw first video doesn't load for me. I didn't know about this platform.
Interesting video: https://www.bitchute.com/video/VbyVxslV31Yc/
— Brian Ruhe is odd, but he hosts some neat interviews. The video is about Mein Kampf, Chapter XIV: Eastern Policy.
"The Fascist State does not wish to be a State imposed upon the citizen, rather it wishes to be a State which invests the citizen and informs his conscience." sorry but something like that was the Communism too, I just can't trust humans that have too much power over others.
Yes, I think the Bolshevik leaders wished harm on the population. It makes sense to be wary of big government, at the same time it makes sense to be wary of big business forming private security companies and abusing others, or dominating the market place. This could happen under an Anarcho Capitalism.
It's true that Bolseviks wanted to harm the population but later most communist countries got rid of their jewish elites still the government continue to harm the population repeating the propaganda that the state wants to empower the people. So it's about the dictatorship and corruptuon. Humans should not be trusted with too much power in their hands.
I think the jews set the precedent for the harm being done, they still served jewish interests after many jews were removed from the top echelons of the poliburo. The shift from Communism to democratic capitalism reasserted jewish power in Russia.
I observed that some 'advanced' nations have this bad habits to educate ALL their children to dream to work too hard, to become doctors, engineers, astronoms, etc while other to have a shop, a butique, to sell something and the first categoey almost always end serving the second. That's what happened in Russia too.
Yes our economies have outsourced most heavy industry to China in favor of a service economy.
I meant the jews, muslims, mugrants children in general tend to dream to be sellers, to trade, while others, like Russians dream to be soldiers, ingineers, that's why the second category will serve the firtst. Even Chinese are better traders than Europeans.
Plato said something similar:
"For it would be absurd if someone should think that spiritedness does not occur in our cities from private citizens, who indeed have this reputation, such as those who live throughout Thrace and Scythia and nearly all the northern areas, or love of learning, which indeed someone would say is especially prevalent in the area around us, or as someone would say that the love of money is not least among the Phoenicians or Egyptians."
— Plato's Republic, 435e3-436a3.
Thank you for the quote. I knew from somewhere that ancient greeks blamed phoenicians for their only taste for trade but was not sure. Now I know more precise.
In a Third Positionist system, it is enforced by law that merchants and entire upper class are meant to serve the interests of the nation and its people. It promotes and enforces a national synthesis of all social economic classes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HL_e43wVbqw
But for the jews, the accumulation of capital is only a means to an end. Mercantilism and swindling people is heavily intertwined with their religion. The superstitious thinking of their religious class is more bizarre than anyone else's.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/dAxpA8oDvKqm/
I removed the other pictures, these quotes better articulate my point about freedom of the press. Russia now has a law prohibiting "fake" news, obviously it is up to them to decide what is "fake" and what is now; therein lies the danger in irresponsible hands. I do think there would be less abuse of power if white people ruled their own countries instead of being ruled by jews, even under a Fascist system. That sort of system would have the potential to fix all of the problems that cannot be fixed in the current political framework, unless major changes are made.
I see nationalism good only when it comes dirrectly as manifestation of the people, like a revolution or a boycot, but not when enforced by a dictatureship as they would primarily asure their own good before the people, that always lead to national disaster. Speaking of the jews, they are the strongest nationalists and they never had a dictature of their own.
The jews had dictators in ancient times, otherwise they mainly listened to their rabbinical authorities until the 1800s. There were also jewish Communist dictators in Hungary and the Soviet Union.
The ghettos originated as a method of separation between jews and gentiles, enforced under jewish law. They segregated to avoid becoming assimilated with gentiles, they do however marry in with gentiles, historically as a means of infiltration into the non-jewish hierarchies of whatever host nation they reside in.
The purpose of intermarriage is two-fold: gaining influence (this initially involved marrying into the aristocracy) and eugenics (a reduction of inbreeding). They can marry for other reasons and are allowed to leave their religious communities, inter-marriage and miscegenation helps to hide their jewish facial features.
https://archive.org/details/DouglasReedTheControversyOfZion/page/n73/mode/2up
[When the Roman ghetto was destroyed at Mussolini's order in the early 1930's the Jewish press (as Mr. Bernard J. Brown records) lamented the event in such words as these:
"One of the most unique phenomena of Jewish life in Goluth is gone. Where but a few months ago a vibrant Jewish life was pulsating, there now remains a few half-destroyed buildings as the last vestige of the quondam ghetto. It has fallen victim to the Fascist passion for beauty and under Mussolini's order the ghetto has been razed…".
The implication of this is that the razing of the ghetto was "Fascism", just as the original creation of ghettoes (at Jewish demand) is presented as persecution by the Zionist historians of today.]
I meant the jews are nationalistic without needing an iron fist that lead them to nationalism. This is the type of nationalism that endures. The nationalism promoted by the governments is flawed as history showed already.
And since you mentioned Russia, they have around 100 billionaires from which 90 jews, 10 turcic. It's a pure oligarchy masked in the form of fascism. Russia is the resource-richest country in the world and many are living in poverty. If you check their social media you'll see more white trash than in USA.
Thanks for mentioning. I have seen parts of Russia on social media but have never been there, a lot of the white trash living there seem to be in their 50s or older, the younger generations move to larger cities for better work and education. Or to a different country entirely. Ideologically speaking, Russia appears more democratic than Fascistic and runs on a Keynesian economic model. It retains Marxist ideas that blend in with the western liberalism of the 1990s, the Enlightenment ideals of Classical Liberalism and the ideas of Critical Theory permeate the media of almost every country on earth.
I can agree with that
I want to see and experience a national, cultural and religious revival. This includes ethnic and racial consciousness, especially among Whites, and moving forth with those interests in mind which does not necessitate harming the group interests of everyone else as long as they do not conflict with the interests and well-being of my own group.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/XyqLUKl0sMHt/
"Anarchy is a reaction to the failures of democracy. It is based on the pacifistic Utopian belief that world peace is somehow possible by dissolving the state. It is another product of the Enlightenment. "
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xE4yMA7O7wY
I see fascism more like a dictature than a national ideal, something like Turkey. On short term dictatures are winners but in long term – losers.
That's understandable, Turkey since removing their sultan is more of an oligarchy overseeing a republican governmental model, as with most countries. Compared to western democracies, Turkey is more like a banana republic with state power that is more centralized into the hands of the ruling party. This is still better than the theocratic monarchy they lived under.
Anarcho-Capitalism has never been put to the test, anarchic societies were not peaceful and were often under threat from stronger tribes. Even the French and American Revolutions were led and supported by members of the ruling class and rich land owners.
I don't think there has ever been a political system run by the people, except in pre-historic or ancient times where tribes of similar background squabbled against each other in tribal warfare, or in brief periods of political strife before the new rulers took power. This was certainly still the case when ancient Rome invaded Gaul, Briton and the Balkans.
Places they didn't manage to conquer like Germania would temporarily band together to combat Roman imperialism. Such a process could only materialize again if the world runs out of natural resources to run a modern industrialized world.
I would not titally exclude the state and the rich class, I just believe that people that reach the corage to reduce the state also reach the conscience to buy locally and oppose multinationals. Btw the fast growing China could change the logic of the globalism in the world as the West will need to oppenly adopt economic nationalism.
Poor little snowflake. Ridicule is fought with same, and you get triggered? The horror…
Thankfully I wasn't triggered this time. Everyone develop as much self-control as humanly possible, I shall do the same.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjCdznA4sgY
Do you see smoke?
By Larry Romanoff
"Global Research".ca, December 18, 2019
The Richest Country's Empty Plates. 50 Million Hungry Americans
In July of 2013, Rose Aguilar wrote a wonderful article for
al-Jazeera (1), in which she discussed the dire hunger crisis that
envelops the US today. In her article, she brought back a memory of
something I had long forgotten, an event that so outraged the American
public that the government was temporarily forced to respond with more
humane policies. That event was a 1968 CBS special hour-long documentary
called Hunger in America, in which viewers literally watched a
hospitalized child die of starvation. Nixon responded because the public
outrage left him no choice, but Reagan quickly dismantled those
When Reagan came to power in 1980, there were 200 food banks
in the US; today there are more than 40,000, all overwhelmed with demand
and forced to ration their dispersal's.
Because they are fat lol.
EVERY 7th person in US depends on food bank and numbers are GROWING every day!
This article is more than 8 months old, by now numbers are much bigger!!
Your source of article is from the gray zone of the Internet
Everything that is not US PROPAGANDA media you dicks call " a gray zone"
FUCK:
If you had oppened that shitty global research you have aids in your computer
What's the source, globalresearch?
Go there and see for your fucking self you moron, link is provided!
But I don't like stupid bligs with malwares
I advise to block and ignore him.
Tommy Jensen
There are 40 000 today, and 200 under Reagan which he dismantled?? So who build up the 40 000?
Reply to Tommy Jensen
you asking me?!
How the hell would I know…charity organizations, churches, "Salvation army", mosques etc…
Wtf, globalresearch and voltaires are sites with mallware, they have a huge database of content, both by recycling Soviet anti-imperialist articles, just changing few words. But they look like they expect to be taken down tomorrw, by their design.
Your wife or girlfriend? A little hysteric but…..not bad.
She acts. There is a button named gif, you can use it too.
Russia should put North stream 2 on hold, all the existing gas contracts should not be renewed when they expire.
China will gladly take the whole EU gas share.
Let the EU buy the very expensive US gas.
Reply to Jim Bim
There are contractual pending obligations towards all investors. They can't cancel huge mega project in wich some of the biggest EU energy companies have invested huge capital .
Russians as well. So they 1st must exhaust every possibility of the fulfillment of the contractual obligations
The biggest losers will be EU energy companies and above all Germany as country and only than after all of the Russia as well
The EU will stop North stream 2 anyway, like South stream. The EU has put a cap on North stream 2 gas flow by 50%.
i agree with Russia must exhaust every possibility of the fulfillment of the contractual obligations.
What "cap"?
Before even starting "North Stream 2" they have already limited capacity on 50%?!?!
But that is totally insane! Nobody does business like that on the planet!!
That only shows us that EU are just bunch of US slaves !
Yes South stream was blocked by Bulgaria through US pressure but now ther is building of the "Turk stream"
There was Serb president in Washington yesterday I think,receiving marching orders from the Trump on that subject as well I have no doubt.
If Serbia doesn't continue to build Turk stream the projcet will be dead
Bulgaria is delaying construction again and again.
If Serbia wants to be a US slave, than Russia should stop giving anything for free.
Im pretty sure about the 50% cap.
https://www.google.com/search?q=The+EU+has+put+a+cap+on+North+stream+2+gas+flow+by+50%25.&oq=The+EU+has+put+a+cap+on+North+stream+2+gas+flow+by+50%25.&aqs=chrome..69i57.1694j0j8&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
No, no you got that wrong!
Russia have changed little bit this time…
This time Turk stream went to Greece coastal waters with 2 possible branches!
One could go over Bulgaria and another would go over Greece to North Macedonia.
So in theory there is alternative to Bulgaria through the other branch towards N. Macedonia… But if Serbia doesn't build their part towards Hungary (EU) than the Turk stream is dead !!!
You should educate yourself first, before writing such BS. As the name Northstream 2 suggests, it is the second North stream pipeline. There is Northstream 1 already operational containing out of two pipes. NS 2 is the intended capacity increase. doubling the existing capacity. As Germany is getting gas not only through Northstream, but also throug the other pipelines coming through Poland, Czechia, Austria, Denmark, Netherlands, Belgium and France, NS2 does not realy make a big difference It's an economic issue as US does not want Russia to sell its gas and get income from it. Besides, as the supplier of vital goods, you can enforce certain politics, isn't it?
It does make "difference" because Russia is supplier of the 1/3 of EU gas.
There is nothing that can viably substitute North stream 2 gas that was already needed on EU market.
The market that keeps growing in demand.
US "LNG" gas is 30% more expensive than Russian pipeline gas.
That will ruin the competitiveness of the German industrial products.
And problems will not stop with North stream2 but will continue to Turk stream blocking it as well.
Russia will be forced to answer with the same set of measures(sanctions) to US and their stooges like UK, Germany, etc etc.
So this time sanctions risque to put in question any kind of trade between Russia and Western gangsters on the longer run.
So Russia will be forced to turn towards ever more growing Asia completely and leave Old Whore Europe to herself.
Germany is soon to close all her coalmines and without fairly priced gas the German economy will be in serious trouble.
The US Freedom Gas is very expensive and deliveries are also unreliable .
Even the rabid UK had to buy Russian gas last winter :)
Reply to FlorianGeyer
It is logical that the "US Freedom Gas" is more expensive and should be paid more.
Customers for their money receive a "freedom" and the "gas" in the same time!
And we all know that "freedom" is worth every penny that is paid for.
Even US was buying Russian gas from time to time, while prohibiting to others to do the same.
The UK bought Russian liquid gas last winter when in got colder :)
Band Itkoitko
Well, Russia could have single-handedly completed NS2 long time ago but they haven't for now. After all, no one can impose themselves on others by force. If Germany and Co. want to be poor, they have the right to pursue that. See how the projects with China are clearly treated differently and are completed on time. Things are more delicate and sophisticated than just throwing a fit and saying that you reject all contracts. That's not Russian style but rather Western style — acting like toddlers.
Because it was a scam doesnt mean Novochok was not involved. Even if everything is a lie, Novochok could still be there hidden and waiting to jump out of the closet
If he has novichok in his body it was given to him after he left Russia.
Why would Russia poision him, leave him alive than let him leave.
Makes zero sense.
Reply to Lone Ranger
If I were Russia, he would work somewhere in Sibiria by now.
All the traitors forgiven have caused continous troubles for Russia. Traitors take forgiveness as weakness.
johnny rotten
Does Europe have the political class it deserves? with these behaviors contrary to the interests of the European peoples, the rulers have never been so distant from the ruled in the whole long European history, with all this lying their already low credibility is zeroed.
Closing NS2 could be fatal for their stay in power, because the costs would fall on the already exhausted working classes, it seems that they want to follow their overseas masters in suicide, and then complain that the new world pole is rising to east, poor morons.
All EU countries are US puppets with Neoliberal Globalist governments…therefore I have doubts that ND2 and Turkstream extension will be built!…Russia have been naive to trust in western politics despite strong economic ties with Germany…
Assad must stay
Almost everything from the west these days is some sort of scam
To be fair, doctors in Omsk did a very good job, since they gave him Antropine. This proves a lot.
Of course it's a scam, CIA/MI6/BND cheap plot probably including Navalny-Analny himself – he's an infinitely ambitious, power hungry, utterly corrupted traitorous scum, and he knew perfectly there was no real danger. Only braindead zombies who watch BBC/CNN/DW believe that for some absolutely inexplicable reason Putin decided to use exactly the same worthless 'Novicrap', directly in front of cameras, choosing the worst possible timing (crisis in Belarus). and of course he failed again – because "the most powerful military grade nerve agent" can't kill a mosquito apparently. Laughable bullshit with zero logic.
But it doesn't matter how stupid it is, indoctrinated and brainwashed zombies will believe it… "If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it" (*Goebbels describing british media)
The problem here is Putin's inept and slow reaction: from the moment Navalny was "poisoned", Putin knew that another hysterical shitstorm of dirty lies soon coming from the west; he knew they say he's guilty no matter what… so there's nothing to lose. Then play the game – and really kill that son of as bitch! Say he died from coronavirus! Or accuse his assistant of poisoning, do something, anything. Instead Putin is doing nothing. Even Lukashenko at least tried something… But not Putin. He won't avoid new sanctions, but far worse – they plan to return Natolny to Russia as some sort of a hero – now Putin can't arrest/kill him even if he wants. Because he is a poor little victim. Just as they sent Lenin and his band of degenerates and terrorists back to Russia in 1917. they plan to do it again… as Lenin's idol Marx said: History repeats itself, first as tragedy, then as farce…
Reply to AleK
If West is dead serious and 100% willing to start the war against Russia
There is absolutely nothing in this world that Russia could possibly do to stop them
They could postpone the war for some time and for what cost?
One of things i have learned in my life if that is never good to try anything to hard
it doesn't matter how noble or valid motive can stand behind that
The wisest thing in life is to learn when to let go things to go their own way and go with the tide but never losing control of oneself.
Losing ones calm and concentration and staying focused on ones objectives is the lmost important thing that Russia can and should do.
Instead of starting to play Anglo-Saxon game by Anglo Saxon rules about idiotic poison.
If they want to push Russia from EU so let them do it – but it is THEM who will have to pay the price for the consequence.
Russia has alternative and that alternative is Asia.
But if Anglo-Saxon rats want war than they will have the war they wanted.
And that war they will regret like noting else in their miserable existence !
Time to help Ukraine against Russian assholes
Indian cavalry arriving, summon the elephants !
Doom Sternz
Ukraine is now a failed state an abomination on humanity.
Big Lies after Big Lies…………….
I am referring to the "lies" that the Malaysian aircraft was shot down by Russians. I am referring to the "lies" that the Crimea referendum was illegal and was carried out under threat of guns.
I am referring to the lies that Russia used Novichok to murder an ex spy and his daughter on British Soil. I am referring to the "lies" about Saddam Hussein producing yellow cake uranium from Niger, I am referring to the "lies" about Saddam Hussein's milk factories being anthrax facilities ready to bomb the West. I am referring to the "lies" that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction and posed an immediate threat to the USA and its "allies".
I am referring to the "lies" that Muammar al-Qathafi was bombing his own people. I am referring to the "lies" that the Syrian Government was using chemical weapons. I am referring to the "lies" that Russian tanks and armoured personnel carriers were rolling over the borders in their thousands.
I am referring to the lies that Russia attacked Georgia in South Osetia. I am referring to the lies that the 'mujahedin' were holy warriors and Osama Bin Laden needed US weapons and training to bring democracy to Afganistan.
Its just goes on and on…..Big Lies after Big Lies
alel
modern KAZARS…fake jooss…dirty bussnes ..PI/RATS…100% thief 100%showbussines..AS ALWAYS
Russia should issue an arrest warrant because he is under investigation for fraud; Merkel will then give him political asylum and Russia gets rid from a pesty maggot.
Me&Myself None
The problem with the Russian government is their manner of responding, their behavior when dealing with cases such as this one. They appear weak, defensive, therefore making the west think that they are guilty and are an easily scared bunch.
I am a westerner, but I do not share some of the wicked, evil behaviors of the western politicians. I am not the type who gloat on the sufferings of other fellow human. I do not like to see poor countries being looted of their resources by the west; which is why I was rooting for Russia to succeed, to become a strong, powerful country capable of standing strong to the the crooked, evil western governments (including mine), but what I am seeing with Putin lately, is weakness, inferiority complex in his dealing with the west, and that pisses me off immensely.
Reply to Me&Myself None
With "friends" like you, Russia doesn't need enemies.
There is hole bunch of you here, would be supporters of Russia, that are endlessly criticizing Russia. From Westerners to Muslims who call themselves Anglophone names.
And you all systematically, deliberately forget, that role of Russia is not international fight for justice. Or for interests of Syria or Iran.
But above all and only, for serving interests of their own, Russian people.
Russia doesn't have intention to fight to the last Russian for the countries (like Syria)
Whose population has in huge majority evaded their duty to defend their own country or have even participated in fight against Assad.
So why would Russians fight and die for such country and people?
My point is, instead of Russia bending over backward, or jumps whenever the west said so, it should instead focus on countries that are clearly more reliable partners to it. There are plenty of countries around the globe to which Russia can have a reliable,trustworthy partnership with. Among them are: China, North Korea, Iran, Syria, Venezuela, Cuba, Belarus, Kazakhstan, etc. Why trying to kiss up to the west when they are clearly out to get you?
Russia is democratic capitalist country and Russia has Asia as "choice" (apart from CIS and SCO countries with which Russia has good relations already). There is marriage with Iran out of interest also.
Russia's future is most definitely in Asia any idiot could see that by now.
But still Russia as country has obligation towards her population and her economic interests to try adhere to Western Europe relations, the way they did over the centuries.
If Europe is determined to brake up that relations, with some false poisonings and other similar rubbish. Than that will be so.
Once relations with Europe broken they will not be renewed easily.
Judging by the naivety of past and present Russian governments, then I can already predict that they will continue making the exact same naive mistakes and then hoping for a different outcome.
They went and spent billions on constructing a pipeline to Germany knowing quite well that this pipeline will be used at every opportunity as bargaining chip to get Russia on the defensive.
By the way Russia can not be regarded as a democratic country (there is no such thing as a democratic, at least not on this planet) when there is one single political party; the others are just there as decoys.
Only ignorant idiots like you can make such stupid statement…
If you are already ill informed person when it comes to Russia than at least you should VERIFY the information you pretend to know!
It was European Commission (under the US pressure) that has imposed on Russian Gasprom new regulation that they can not be owners of gas pipeline outside of Russian borders !!
(Thus practically all the expenses are paid by EUROPEANS and not Russia )!
US cunts were hoping that by imposing that new stupid regulation they will force Gasprom to abandon North Stream2 and return to Ukraine as only option for gas transit.
Today Gasprom has just minor insignificant investment in North stream2 thanks to that stupid US dicks (stupid like you)
So you have one less reason for jubilation over the Russia !
The biggest losers in North stream 2 are Austrian, German, French, Dutch etc. biggest energy companies in Europe who were integral part of this planned energy project !
And the biggest loser as country is GERMANY not Russia !!!!
Now kindly fuck off and do no waste my time with your rubbish comments!
Yet, it is you who keeps following me around, it is you who keeps commenting under my posts. I usually do not waste my time with imbeciles like yourself. A simple psycho analysis of you based on your pattern of responses to comments here, left me with the conclusion that you are a mentally unfortunate man child who seems to seek to compensate for your ineptitude by trying to project your (debilitated) mental state on others. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to psychoanalyze Russia's current low self esteem behavior and repeated naive mistakes in its dealing with the west/Zion.
I can not permit that people like you present yourself as friends of Russia while you are really opposite.( Personally I am not interested in you at all )
Verify how many times you have answered without complaining and suddenly you complain because you have no argument.
Despite all your insults….. All facts on the ground show that Russia still has huge number opposition news outlets, radio stations, newspapers, blogs, NGO's etc. etc. and that everybody is aloud to write anything they want and protest in public if they announce their demonstrations with authorities !
You know little on Russia and that little from anti-Russian sources.
Comparing to all other countries of anti-Western block Russia is by far the most democratic country. Rigid, bureaucratic ,maybe even authoritarian but respecting democratic rules.
Comparing to major example of "democracy" in US (police state) where people get killed by police for nothing, where people can be arrested and detained indefinitely without warrant, where they have all personal data on every person already collected.
Compering to US, Russia doesn't look that bad.
That's all, good bye
I am still shaking my head trying to understand why did Russia accepted to send this guy to Germany? Is he a German or a Russian citizen? I am not a politician, yet I have predicted that exact outcome the moment that this guy is transferred to Germany.
I'm "shaking" nothing yet I can't understand that you do not understand obvious.
This guy is RICH by Russian standards (paid by Soros and State department) and has wife and plenty of paid lawyers who can take him wherever they want without anybody stopping them.
Like in every normal democratic country.
And what was "Russia" that is democratic country suppose to do in that case if not let him go?
To directly oppose his wife and his lawyers and block Navalny leaving?!
And by doing that feed Western propaganda hysteria that would follow immediately like with the Skripals?!!
Russian doctors did that as an attempt, by saying that his condition is not stable and that it is not good idea to move him from hospital. And all Western media has moved in battle position immediately ready to rump up conspiracy HYSTERIA about poisoned Navalny that is prevented from leaving to Germany by evil "Russia".
And that was ONLY DOCTORS medical opinion, nothing else !
So how much more they would react with hysteria if Russian authorities have reacted and said that he has pending court process and because of that can't leave Russian territory?!!
I do not give fuck what you have "predicted".


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Q: If the intersection of $S$ and $N$ is normal in $N$, then $S$ is normal in $SN$. Let $G$ be a group, let $N$ be a normal subgroup of $G$ and let $S$ be a subgroup of $G$. If $S \cap N$ is normal in $N$ and $N / S\cap N$ is free abelian, is $S$ normal in $SN$?
I guess this is not true, but does $SN / S$ have a group structure? If I consider the set of left cosets of $SN$ in $S$, there is a still a bijection $$\{ g S \cap N \mid g\in N \} \mapsto \{g S \mid g\in SN\},$$ so can we define an operation in $SN/ S$ based on that bijection?

A: Let
$$
G=
\left(%
\begin{array}{cc}
  \pm1 & \mathbb{Z} \\
  0 & \pm1 \\
\end{array}%
\right),\
N=
\left(%
\begin{array}{cc}
  1 & \mathbb{Z} \\
  0 & 1 \\
\end{array}%
\right),\
S=
\left(%
\begin{array}{cc}
  \pm1 & 0 \\
  0 & \pm1 \\
\end{array}%
\right).
$$
Then $N$ is a normal subgroup of $G$, $NS=G$, $S\cap N=\{e\}$, and $N/S\cap N\cong\mathbb{Z}$.
However, $S$ is not a normal subgroup in $G$. Further, if $g\in N$, then $gS\cap N=\{g\}$ and the operation on $SN/S$ can be defined, but whether it will be useful is not clear.

A: In general, no, you don't know if $S$ is normal in $SN$. Here's an example: take $N=\mathbb{Z}\times\mathbb{Z}$, $S=C_2$, the cyclic group of order $2$ generated by $x$, and let $S$ act on $N$ by exchanging coordinates. Then let $G=N\rtimes S$.
Then $S\cap N$ is trivial, which is normal in $N$; $N/(S\cap N)=N$ which is free abelian. $SN=G$. But $S$ is not normal in $G$, since for instance
$$ \bigl((1,0),e\bigr)^{-1}\bigl((0,0),x\bigr)\bigl( (1,0),e\bigr) = \bigl( (-1,0),e\bigr)\bigl( (0,1),x\bigr) = \bigl( (-1,1),x\bigr)\notin S.$$

You are giving a bijection between the cosets of $S\cap N$ in $N$ and the cosets of $S$ in $SN$ by identifying the coset $n(S\cap N)$, $n\in N$, with the coset $nS$. This works, in that $n(S\cap N)=m(S\cap N)$ if and only if $m^{-1}n\in S\cap N\subseteq S$, hence $nS = mS$. Conversely, if $nS=mS$ then $m^{-1}n\in S$ and $m^{-1}n\in N$, so $n(S\cap N)=m(S\cap N)$. Thus the map is injective. And finally, any coset of $S$ in $SN$ is of the form $(sn)S$ for some $s\in S$, $n\in N$, which we can rewrite as $(sn)S = (sns^{-1})sS = (sns^{-1})S$, and $sns^{-1}\in N$, so every coset is of this form.
So you can certainly use transport of structure to give the cosets of $S$ in $SN$ the same group structure as $N/(S\cap N)$. The problem is that this group structure is not particularly natural.
Why? Because we don't get that $(xS)(yS)$ is necessarily equal to $xyS$ when $x,y \in SN$. Write $x=sn$, $y=s'n'$. Then as above, we have that $x$ corresponds to the coset $sns^{-1}(S\cap N)$, and $y$ corresponds to the coset $s'n'(s')^{-1}(S\cap N)$, so the "product" we are defining using transport of structure is that
$$(xS)\odot(yS) = \Bigl( (sn)S\Bigr)\odot\Bigl((s'n')S\Bigr) = (sns^{-1})(s'n'(s')^{-1})S.$$
By contrast, $xyS = (sn)(s'n') = (ss')\bigl((s')^{-1}ns'\bigr)n'$, so this corresponds to the coset $(s')^{-1}ns'n'S$.  And in general, you do not have
$$(sns^{-1})(s'n'(s')^{-1})S = (s')^{-1}ns'n'S.$$
So the group structure you are giving to the cosets of $S$ in $SN$ is not the "natural" one, which probably makes it not particularly useful. You might as well give it a group structure by bijecting with a suitable free abelian group.


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10.01.19 How many cars are sold per 1000 inhabitants in European countries?
Experts of the analytic agency "AUTOSTAT" have already reported that according to the results of 11 months of 2018 in Russia per 1000 inhabitants there are 10 sold new passenger cars.
Investments into the "new Russian" car industry have already exceeded 3 billion USD
The analytical agency "AUTOSTAT" estimates that the direct investments in the Russian car industry have exceeded 3 billion USD for the last six years. Also about 2 billion USD should be directed to establishment of new assembly capacities of foreign cars and the expansion of the operating ones in the next 2-3 years. But ... if the crisis does not prevent it.
Nevertheless, the director of the analytical agency "AUTOSTAT" Sergey Tselikov says that the operating capacities are expected to produce 750,000 foreign cars per year and in case of the successful finishing of all started projects the total assembly volume of foreign models could grow to 1.5 million units by 2010-2011. So it is exactly the volume which will be produced by the whole Russian car industry in 2008 including domestic plants.
The most significant investment project of the new Russian car industry has become the building of the Volkswagen plant in Kaluga estimated in more than 500 million USD. Almost the same sum of investments was supposed to be mastered at the second Kaluga enterprise realized by joint efforts of PSA and Mitsubishi. Also, more than 500 million USD will be invested by the company Sollers in some projects at once (Naberezhnye Chelny, Alabuga and Ulyanovsk).
Other projects, such as the joint venture GM-AVTOVAZ in Togliatti, Ford in Vsevolozhsk, GM in St.-Petersburg, TagAZ, Avtotor and Avtoframos, are within the range from 200 to 300 million USD from the point of view of direct investments. The project of the organization of the Volga Sibir assembly in Nizhny Novgorod cost about 280 billion USD. The Japanese companies Toyota and Nissan are a little less generous with the investments. Their investments in the Russian projects in St.-Petersburg should be not more than 200 million USD.
According to Sergey Tselikov nowadays despite the crisis none of auto companies has declared about the freezing of its Russian project. There is information only about some prolongation of terms of some projects� realization or about plans reduction. So, the Vsevolozhsk Ford has shifted the start of the Mondeo model assembly since autumn of this year to spring of 2009. The Renault company has not begun to force events concerning the projects Renault Sandero in Moscow and Renault Logan M�V in Togliatti, having shifted them to 2010 and 2011 correspondingly. The Volkswagen plant in Kaluga has reduced the plan for 2009, down approximately 20,000 units. Other plants still keep silence though experts do not exclude that practically all of them will have to correct the plans for 2009-2010.
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