Europe Today

We nominate Ewald Stadler to lead the European Union, if indeed there must be a European Union in the first place.  At least one European politician is brave enough to face up to the muslim mullahs and expose their hypocrisy.

This story originally from the pro-Jewish Supremacy news outlet Algemeiner.com

Ukraine embraces the West, and this is the immediate result? Rather, it is just the Jewish media in Ukraine painting the image which the Jews would love to see everywhere once they get their filthy hands on the policies of any nation.

Need we say anything more?

This article is originally from http://www.globalfire.tv/nj/11en/persecution/madrid_ruling.htm

"The Day in Madrid when the Revolution for Human Rights was put into motion."

Kalki book store window, now legal in Spain.

On June 3, 2011 the Spanish Supreme Court in Madrid ruled that, disseminating NS Ideology and disputing the so-called Holocaust, is no longer an offense. Prosecution is prohibited, even if disputing the "Holocaust" is of direct relevance to the dissemination of NS-Ideology.

The presiding Judge, Dr. Adolfo Prego, clearly condemned the prosecution: "Advocating an ideology is not punishable no matter which ideology is involved."

In order to put a stop to arbitrary German style persecution, even the most tasteless expressions such as "the Germans had every reason to burn/gas the Jews," or "why did they not burn the Jews alive together with the deceased?", or "pure Blacks are culturally and socially on the lowest rung of the ladder", are no longer subject to persecution and punishment. Judge Dr. Adolfo Prego abhors such comments, however, he does not deem them punishable, as this would open the door to random prosecution of any opinion expressed. Such pronouncements are only subject to prosecution when they are expressed with a call for violence. This ruling of the Supreme Court in Madrid could eventually enter the history books as the inception of human rights revolution in Europe.

The following two paragraphs are from the article German Bond Bid Failure: Revenge of The Bankers at the investors' website SeekingAlpha.com, The article was written by Joseph Calhoun, and explains very briefly why and how the German nation is a whore chained to the bed of the bankers. The bottom line is that the taxpayers will be forced to cover the bankers' bad loans, and Italy and Greece will continue to borrow into default, until the bankers own all of Europe, and sell cheap it to China, Russia and whoever (and probably mostly to jews)!

Germany got a wake up call last week when an auction of 10 year government bonds failed to get bids for 35% of the bonds offered. While German bond auction failures are not as infrequent as one might imagine – six of the last eight auctions received fewer bids than the maximum amount of bonds offered – this one, coming in the midst of the European debt crisis, was perceived to be more ominous. If the strongest economy in Europe can’t sell all of its bonds, what chance does Italy or Greece have? Some have opined that this failure means the euro crisis has entered a new phase and that Germany itself – the one government in Europe thought capable of ending the crisis – is now at risk. It was more likely a power play by Europe’s bankers intended to send a message to Merkel and Schaeuble. And it appears the message was received.

Schaeuble has been at the forefront in Germany demanding that banks share losses in any sovereign bailouts that come via the European Stability Mechanism to be established next year (moved up from 2013). The failed German bund auction last week was the banks reply and Schaeuble almost immediately backed down. Friday, Schaeuble told reporters that “(i)f we now manage to move toward a stability union, we’ll see how one might possibly adjust the treaty”. Bankers 1, Schaeuble 0. It would appear the bankers are firmly in charge of Europe now and have no intention of playing the patsy. The banks were given an incentive to buy sovereign debt under the Basel committee rules that essentially made all European sovereign debt risk free. Banks could own European sovereign debt – no matter the country of issuance – without having to reserve for potential defaults. Europe’s governments, having fixed the rules to ensure a market for the bonds to fund their welfare states, now want to renege – and the bankers are having none of it. Click here to read more.