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Merkel: Immigrants & the Nobel Peace Prize
Merkel is up for the Nobel Peace Prize. Her actions regarding immigration have some wondering if she is trying to get that prize or if she is doing what is best [...]
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Merkel Invokes God to Justify Her Acceptance of Refugees
German Chancellor Angela Merkel is desperate to justify her actions. Refugees are pouring into Germany after Merkel stated to a German newspaper that the [...]
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Europe’s Migrant Crisis
Question: What is your analysis of the recent migrant crisis in the the Middle East and Europe? Is this the death knell for European Civilization demographically, [...]
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Merkel to Run Again in 2017
Reuters is reporting that Merkel has decided to run for election once again in 2017. The longstanding joke in Germany is that either she will have to die while in [...]
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Is Tsipras an Idiot or a Fool?
The left-wing Syriza Party of Greece is starting to question what Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is up to. Merkel is demanding austerity FIRST before any loans. [...]
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Greece – Selling Out to the Establishment
Alexis Tsipras, Prime Minister of Greece, has sold his country out to the failed ideas of the euro. There is no possible way for this deal to work for it will bring [...]
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Germany & France Still Demand Repayment
German Chancellor Angela Merkel and her French counterpart Francois Hollande have called on Greece to make “serious” proposals. There is no such thing [...]
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Merkel’s Amnesia: What Goes Around Does Not Always Come Around
Merkel is obsessed with the German hyperinflation (which leads to demands for austerity) and assumes that her personal promise that Greece will be made to pay back [...]
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Debt Deals & Grexit
It is all show. Now, Merkel desperately wants to bring a signed bailout deal with Greece to secure the euro. Greece managed to raise nearly €3 billion at its debt [...]
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Scandals, Scandals, & More Scandals
One of the strangest aspects of politics is the so-called socialists who argue they are for the people, but tend to be the most dangerous in society. In ancient [...]
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