It's paradoxical that the stated (failed) intent of the US invasion of Iraq was to spread democracy to the ME while it had the actual effect of spreading fascist populism to Europe in reaction to the displacement of millions of Muslims.Want to take a bigger-picture look at what's happening in America? Some news from Europe might help us understand Trump's victory better.
We're seeing a right wing nationalist movement spread around the world right now (with even Musk endorsing Germany's hard Right party), and yesterday's horrific murders in Germany by a Saudi national only add fuel to the fire. So what's happening here with immigration is not isolated, that's for damn sure.
Seems to me we've reached some kind of global breaking point, where citizens in many countries say their countries (perhaps more accurately, the souls of their countries) are being diluted by immigrants (in Europe's case, Middle Eastern/Islamic), and that it has gone too far. This view is being reflected in their politics.
Whether you agree with this or not, whether you like it or not, and dismiss it if you like, but the pushback is here. And now that a heavy-handed approach has been sanctioned by American voters, don't be surprised if the pushback to muticulturalism is global and aggressive in nature. Countries are now validating each other.
'ATTACKER' SNARED Moment ‘doctor in his 50s from Saudi Arabia’ is arrested after BMW ‘drives into crowd’ at German Christmas Market
Sure they do. The first world lives off the exploitation of resources in the third world.
No, you don't engage because you can't stand being proven wrong....You're a joke here...
You keep posting these articles like what is happening is a bad thing. The anti-immigrant crusade in Europe is a good thing, is it not? There will be backlash, but at much less cost than letting the infection continue.
No.
Trump is essentially the missing third party candidate that is equally hated by the two corporations posing as political parties.
What makes LDCs particularly vulnerable to food insecurity?
Three key factors explain why LDCs are so vulnerable to food insecurity.
First, they are unable to meet their food demand domestically and are highly dependent on international trade to secure access to food items. The share of food in LDCs’ merchandise imports is almost double the world average, while the share of cereals in their food imports is almost three times greater (Figure 1). Food items account for more than one-third of total merchandise imports in Afghanistan, Benin, Haiti, Eritrea, Guinea-Bissau, Sao Tome and Principe and Yemen, and more than 50% in Somalia.
The expanding threat to food security in least developed countries - Development Matters
The number of severely food insecure people across the world is estimated to have doubled in the first two years of the COVID-19 pandemic to 276 million. This number is expected to reach 323 million in 2022 due to the war in Ukraine. Least developed countries (LDCs) are particularly exposed to...oecd-development-matters.org
Dear SweetSue92 ,
White Europe won't survive with immigration. Once you've replaced all the Whites with Middle Easterners and Africans (Hispanics and Asians in the case of the USA) you no longer have White Europe anymore. In a century Europe is going to be a third world shithole like Africa. White Europe can survive a declining population, but it can't survive an invasion of third worlders who outbreed them.
White Europe won't survive without immigration. Whites around the world aren't breeding enough to maintain their populations.
That was your interpretation of what I was saying.
Nothing in there.
So you don't have any examples.
You have one. But you don't have the guts to support him
Were gonna need a link
