Collapse Of Europe

In New York City, many illegals are getting $3,000/month.

Seems taxpayers are less than delighted that the money for which they worked is being handed-out to people who have no right to be in America in the first place. Hmmmm ... the sheep need to get used to being sheered by the globalist gods.

 

You may know that...but the rest of the world does not ...especially Americans...at times we really are that dumb....!!


By Olde Geezer...

America and Americans in last place vs Trump and America first......huge difference and gap..

America Last place is the Deep State Internationalist plan...while we work and risk for first place.

And I also think that someone wants to do the same to Russia and Russians.....last place.

I also don't think the Average American has a clue ....

My non Ishmaelite .02,
Watcherchris

 

Once upon a time, Americans were real people. They actually worked. They read. They had belief systems.

Today, the education system has been dumbed-down so far that most youth are unable to think. The dumbing-down was to allow people to graduate who are too inferior to achieve this.

When I was in high school, we had Chemistry and Physics. These were anything but easy; however, these went A LONG WAY in getting me through university. Back then, universities would fail you out for fun and relaxation. During our Electronics education, half of the people failed-out. Those who couldn't cut it were culled. This was intentional. They told us at the start to look at the person sitting next to us and said that likely one or the other wouldn't make it (me I aced the place, 4.0 out of 4.0; my brain is wired for visual/logic ... other studies, I was only so-so; I've always struggled with language skills; one of my sons is also dyslexic ... but can see in his mind whatever he needs to get done; isn't genetics a riot). My chemistry skills weren't so hot; yet for some reason, I did well in the biological sciences (don't know how that happened). Words having Latin origins help very much in the spelling realm. English needs to be repaired -- what a crazy quilt. Now I'm old. I'm hovering over the Earth at altitude. I'm just an observer. I don't feel like I belong here anymore. It's all stupid down there.

 

By Olde Geezer...

That is how military boot camp worked when I enlisted way way back.

The objective was that if you could not handle certain basics....they did not want to spend a lot of monies and time sending you to a specific and expensive training school.....

The objective was to weed out the weak ones...before spending too much monies on them...or getting others hurt or killed..out in the field..



Physics and Chemistry back then were never my forte.....and math...I was horrible in math.

Were it not for the help of a few others taking time in teaching me ...I would have not made the grade in learning Electronics...and or radar..

Only later in life....did I come to learn that Math is a type of language...with definite rules.

I still do not like math...but one cannot get away from it.

As a machinist...I had to make myself learn to think down in the thousandths of an inch...and apply the math...


Today ....with a lot of reading/water under the bridge so to speak...I learned that in the early days...I did not have much of a vocabulary....and thus kept a dictionary close by.

Eventually I learned/discovered something called Etymology...the historical derivation of words..and I found that fascinating.

Many of our words actually mean something deeper than what most of us recognize today.........and not just in English but in Latin, French.....et al.

What I discovered is that the Olde ones who came before us and formed our language were not stupid...at all...

I love the smell of an olde dusty book store.......

The great thing about books.....they will outlast an electronic shutdown.

Oh...and also it became clear that when you read olde books...100 to 150 years olde....compared to todays writers....many of those Olde ones could write...and knew the language....they were not the dummies you see today with language skills at the newspaper/cartoon level.

I have had people tell me that at times I speak strangely.....not in a manner to which they are accustomed.

And that is when you begin to realize this............

The Elders who taught me .....spoke that people back then had a vocabulary of some 4000 to 4500 words and knew what they meant.....

Today the average college grad has a Vocabulary of some 1000 to 1200 words and most of them four letter words.

I was a bit stunned by that......but over time began to realize that these Elders were correct...

And remember something ....many of these Grads are today in leadership positions.


Gives me the warm fuzzies....how about you folks.


But you members decide for yourselves....and for your own reasons.


My non Ishmaelite .02
Watcherchris

 

Amen 0n this Olde Geezer....

A older woman I used to date....may she rest in Peace.....taught me about flea markets and yard sales. Lots and lots of books for sale in these places...

I still go to flea markets and yard sales today when time allows...and for the same reasons....on the cheap.

As a side light of what this older woman taught me....I learned that one can get pure junk in the regular retail stores unless one learns to think outside the box of our standard programming/education.

I've gotten a lot of good used tools at flea markets and yard sales....one just has to know what is a good tool....versus junk.

And the same in retail stores.


Watcherchris
Not an Ishmaelite.

 

If you might need to learn how to build / fix / jerry-rig post-SHTF, putting back build manuals and repair manuals could come in very handy. I have several books and manuals that fit into this category. Too, books need to be put back for the post-SHTF years. Humans always build back. If the sun goes super-nova, then that would be rather bad for the extended future of our specieshgbg.

No one can do everything, learn everything.

 

Thank you lonewolf....

I struggled and lost out with my last post....

Boot sales is the word for which I was looking. That is not a word usage familiar to us here in America...but I shall have to remember that.

Thanks for reminding me.


Watcherchris
Not an Ishmaelite.

 

When I visit the yard sales ... then ... now ... not as often now, I remember to pray for those who have passed from this physical plane of existence leaving unseen & unknown treasures. My mate and I treasure that which they treasured here in the physical realm.

God's blessings be upon them. Guide me and my wife you who would have your treasures treasured on and on.


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"Berlin: 174 arrested at unauthorized pro-Palestinian events"

https://www.dw.com/en/berlin-174-arrested-at-unauthorized-pro-palestinian-events/a-67145837

"At least 174 people were arrested and 65 police officers were injured at unauthorized pro-Palestinian demonstrations in Berlin on Wednesday night, according to a police spokesperson.

"Authorities had banned such protests, which have been called in response to the conflict between Israel and Hamas, the militant group which killed around 1,400 Israelis in a terrorist attack two weeks ago.

"Clashes broke out in the district of Neukölln between police and protesters who did not comply with orders to disperse.

"Some attendees used pyrotechnics, set fire to barricades and pelted police with stones and bottles, law enforcement said.

"The incident comes after after two Molotov cocktails were thrown at a Jewish community center in Berlin in the early hours of Wednesday morning. "

 

Maybe visiters to the European Union from civilized countries should follow the example of illegal migrants and sneak-in using small boats and dinghies.

"Achtung! US Travel To Europe Will Require Prior Approval, Biometric Scanning"

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopoliti...ill-require-prior-approval-biometric-scanning

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Traveling to most European countries is about to get more complicated and invasive for American citizens: In spring 2025, you'll have to first request permission. And you'll be saying adieu to passport stamps and ciao to facial and fingerprint scans -- and having your biometric data stored in an enormous government database.

On Friday, an agency of the European Union announced the updated timing for the European Travel Information and Authorization System (ETIAS), which has first set to roll out in 2024. It applies to travelers from more than 60 countries that are currently exempt from visa requirements. Those countries have an aggregate population of 1.4 billion.

The approval will be tied to your passport, and will be valid for up to three years or until your passport expires, whichever comes earlier. Once you have it, you'll be able to visit as much as you want, so long as it's a "short-term stay," which generally means up to 90 days in a 180-day period.

ETIAS recommends applying for permission "well in advance" of your trip, but doesn't specify what that means. The agency does caution that the approval period "could be extended by up to 14 days if you are requested to provide additional information or documentation, or up to 30 days if you are invited to an interview." There's no indication where such interviews would be conducted or by whom.

Participating countries will no longer give passport stamps that some travelers collect with pride. In a move that's causing electronic-privacy advocates to sound alarms, you'll have to submit to both fingerprint and face scans, with the information then stored in the European Commission's Common Identity Repository (CIR), which is fed by multiple systems, including police agencies.

Even those who trust governments to only use the CIR for good should be wary of the risks of hacking by criminals or other governments, or the demonstrated tendency for rogue employees to give or sell the information to other parties. Of course, none of us should trust governments with massive personal data repositories. Recall that the US Drug Enforcement Agency was caught using information from warrantless intelligence-gathering to unconstitutionally initiate investigations.

The European announcement is one more step toward dystopia, where citizens are little more than tax-cattle to be tagged and tracked as we move from pen to pen across the globe. Naturally, our masters assure us we have nothing to fear...that it's all for our own safety, particularly in times of danger. As former German interior minister Thomas de Maziere said, "Privacy is nice, but in times of crisis...security comes first."

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Good thing that illegal migrants prone to "radicalization" don't have to go through all this. That would be "oppression".

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