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Thread ID: 12385 | Posts: 15 | Started: 2004-02-17
2004-02-17 19:46 | User Profile
Check out the picture of the Third World mutant who sewed his eyes and mouth shut.
[url]http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/3494627.stm[/url]
The Dutch lower house of parliament has approved a controversial bill from the centre-right government to expel 26,000 asylum seekers. The plans would force the failed applicants, many of whom have lived in the Netherlands for years, to leave over a three-year period.
About 2,300 others will be given leave to stay.
The new policy is bitterly opposed by large sections of the traditionally tolerant society.
DUTCH ASYLUM APPLICATIONS
2000: 43,560
2002: 18,670
2003: Estimated 10,000
Sources: Dutch Central Bureau of Statistics & Dutch Refugee Council
One man facing deportation has sewn up his eyes and mouth in protest.
2004-02-17 19:49 | User Profile
[QUOTE=heritagelost]Check out the picture of the Third World mutant who sewed his eyes and mouth shut.
[url]http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/3494627.stm[/url] [/QUOTE]
That's a disgusting specimen. I don't think anyone will get more sympathetic after seeing that.
Is a cleanup possible in the US? They probably can ask for volunteers to do the hunting. Can you imagine a car wash raid? Start the boiler in the steam engine and hook up the cattle cars! :smoke:
2004-02-17 20:48 | User Profile
I wonder if the 2,300 that will be permitted to stay are South African Jews?
2004-02-17 20:48 | User Profile
Holland has one of the weakest nationaist movements in Europa yet they are making some head way against their own destruction. This very good news that people in other Occidental countries should consider what leassons can be learned. What will it take for paleos to get a bill passed in the lower American legislative wing that would expell a proportionate number of aliens that legally entered the USA?
2004-02-18 00:29 | User Profile
Well, if this passeses, Holland with be viewed as the #1 nationalist country in Europe.
I was watching the UK parliament on C-span2 the other night and they were debating the need to ban immigration from Slovakia and Romania should they be admitted into the EU.
Western Europe is preparing for a flood of gypsy scum if the EU exspands further to the SouthEast. Several EU countries have already demand that limitations be placed on immigrant from these countries.
[QUOTE=BjarniTyrdal]Holland has one of the weakest nationaist movements in Europa yet they are making some head way against their own destruction. This very good news that people in other Occidental countries should consider what leassons can be learned. What will it take for paleos to get a bill passed in the lower American legislative wing that would expell a proportionate number of aliens that legally entered the USA?[/QUOTE]
2004-02-18 04:24 | User Profile
Well I would be delighted if Holland took that step to slow down it's destruction I am even happier to say that some have already taken such measures. In Danmark such action has happened against asylum seakers but better is the efforts to discourage meriages to aliens, vast reduction in immegration and making it maing much easier to deny citizenship to aliens and easier to expel them. Some very good things along those lines have happened Italy, Hungary, Poland but not as dramatic. In Ãâ¦land the first large effort to import aliens was stopped and most of the few aliens there were expelled recently. Looking around it is easy to be depressed but we must take encouragement from several positive things happening. If hope is too be found in ultra decadent Holland then nowhere is lost.
2004-02-18 16:25 | User Profile
See the myriad of "usual suspects" come out of the woodwork to protest this belated, humble measure at self-preservation (Rotterdam is already over 50% non-White). I hope that the Dutch will show backbone and not cave in to the demonstrations and inevitable comparisons with "Nazi Germany."
Daily Telegraph
Wednesday, February 18, 2004 ADVERTISEMENT
THE HAGUE -- The Dutch parliament voted yesterday for Europe's first mass expulsion of failed asylum seekers, defying a storm of protest from human-rights groups.
Children reared in Holland and settled refugees with stable jobs will be uprooted and deported as the centre-right government attempts to clear the asylum backlog in one "clean sweep."
The law goes beyond the rhetoric of Pim Fortuyn, who argued before his assassination two years ago that foreigners already living in the country should be allowed to stay.
Human Rights Watch denounced the policy as a breach of international law, fearing that it could prompt copy-cat measures across Europe. [LET'S HOPE SO.]
The government has granted amnesty to 2,300 high-risk asylum cases, far fewer than the 8,000 demanded by the opposition.
About 26,000 will be stripped of their asylum benefits and ultimately put on aircraft back home. These include Afghans, Somalis and Chechens facing civil wars or regions where there is no functioning government.
The law applies to asylum seekers who arrived before April 1, 2001, and have exhausted their appeals. While rejected applicants are already being deported from Holland the new move ushers in expulsion on an "industrial scale," critics said.
In Britain, emergency measures to curb a possible influx of immigrants from Eastern Europe when the EU admits 10 new countries in May were agreed to by Prime Minister Tony Blair and senior ministers yesterday.
But Downing Street refused to give details of the measures agreed to by Blair, Home Secretary David Blunkett, Foreign Secretary Jack Straw and Works and Pensions Secretary Andrew Smith.
é The Vancouver Province 2004 [url]http://www.canada.com/search/story....00-e7e02142c13d[/url]
2004-02-18 16:27 | User Profile
[QUOTE=BjarniTyrdal]Well I would be delighted if Holland took that step to slow down it's destruction I am even happier to say that some have already taken such measures. In Danmark such action has happened against asylum seakers but better is the efforts to discourage meriages to aliens, vast reduction in immegration and making it maing much easier to deny citizenship to aliens and easier to expel them. Some very good things along those lines have happened Italy, Hungary, Poland but not as dramatic. In Ãâ¦land the first large effort to import aliens was stopped and most of the few aliens there were expelled recently. Looking around it is easy to be depressed but we must take encouragement from several positive things happening. If hope is too be found in ultra decadent Holland then nowhere is lost.[/QUOTE]
Where are you from, Bjarni?
2004-02-18 17:39 | User Profile
I grew up in ÃÂsafjarðarbæ but I have lived in Gottland for four years now.
2004-02-18 19:35 | User Profile
CNN.com conducted one of their online polls and 70% voted in favor of exspelling the 3rd world menace.
2004-02-18 19:58 | User Profile
Visualize no messicans in California: no sullen breeding cucarachas sucking off the state dry, lots of job openings with more adequate wages, more expensive lettuce (as if savings on not having to police, educate and medicate cucarachas don't exceed the savings on lettuce many times over), less urine, bottles and cans littering the streets, no stupid messican "music", much more pleasant social environment etc. etc.
Paradise is so close. Cleaning up demographics alone would put this country back on track again.
2004-02-18 20:13 | User Profile
[QUOTE=BjarniTyrdal]I grew up in ÃÂsafjarðarbæ but I have lived in Gottland for four years now.[/QUOTE]
Gottland! I visited a relative there years ago. What a beautiful place. I envy you. She lived on a small farm and had a tapestry record of the owners and occupants of that land going back to the 16th century! That and other small details made me long for something I'll never have...roots.
2004-02-18 20:54 | User Profile
Hello Marlowe,
I came to Gottland because my wife is from their. The country is very nice and much better then Sweden which never was suited to me. As I like the cities here I get to farms and such little. The big benefit here is excellent food, ale and climate.
ÃÂsafjarðarbæ is very pretty but too small for someone like me with little oppertunity. I still vist from time to time to see my parents but it is a long trip and no else I know is there so I feel not so attached.
As to roots you have them and good ones they are as you are an Occidental man. The question is will you discover them and then act as that knoweldge requires. I visted America once but I was not allowed to stay and the people I was with were throw out by "homeland security" because of "ties with hate groups". But I hear that America has rich land and some very fine places that I will never see.
2004-02-21 06:23 | User Profile
[QUOTE=BjarniTyrdal]I grew up in ÃÂsafjarðarbæ but I have lived in Gottland for four years now.[/QUOTE]I think Gottland is Swedish. What is the english name for ÃÂsafjarðarbæ, and where is it?
2004-05-05 17:50 | User Profile
It's just up the fjörd from me! Bjarni, we should get together next time you make a trip back to Iceland... oh, that's right... you don't exist! Give my disregards to that other imaginary friend of ours Vibeke.