UK Bans 3 Journalists From Entry

Well it seems the British are becoming more USSR than UK.  Freedom of the press is being replaced with freedom to follow government narrative or face censorship.

Remember in 2010 radio host Michael Savage of the USA was handed a lifetime ban from the UK.

From The BBC (British Bullcrap Corporation), notice how BBC headline paints the three journalists as being "right wing" as if that subjective adjective makes it alright to ban them.  Hmmm ...

Brittany Pettibone and her boyfriend, Martin Sellner, were refused entry to the UK when they landed at Luton Airport on Friday. They were detained for two days, and then deported. Another activist, Lauren Southern, was refused entry by the Border Force near Calais on Monday. She had planned to meet with the couple and the former leader of the English Defence League, Tommy Robinson.

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Tucker Carlson Explains Why Illegal Children Need To Be Deported

Libturds are completely out of touch and not effected by these policies in their elite ivory towers. That's why they continue to support these failed policies.

UK Losing Britishness

Nightmare On Social Justice Warrior Street

More On The Numbas With Images

These 3 images will give the numbas about Black on White violence in the USA.  I do not care about "solutions", I am reporting the numbas as so many have demanded.  Solutions are a catch phrase for derailing the conversation.

All too often in community meetings as the truth comes out that Blacks have a disproportionate amount of violence toward other races, all of a sudden someone will stand up and derail the conversation with, "What are the solutions."

Forget solutions until there is ADMITTING that Blacks are far too violent for being only 13.6% of the US population.  So let's deal with the denial, delusion, and deceit around Black violence first.

Blacks are NOT killed more often by police.

Blacks are killed more often by other Blacks, NOT Whites

These numbas say it ALL

USA Black On White Violence Numbas

Black Mob Violence In Australia

Black On White Violence In UK

Fake Trump Hate Crimes Exposed

Farage Rips Hillary Clinton

UK Votes To Stay British Not European Slaves

Prime Minister David Cameron is to step down by October after the UK voted to leave the European Union.

Mr Cameron made the announcement in a statement outside Downing Street after the final result was announced.

He said he would attempt to "steady the ship" over the coming weeks and months but that "fresh leadership" was needed.

The PM had urged the country to vote Remain, warning of economic and security consequences of an exit, but the UK voted to Leave by 52% to 48%.

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This Is Why Brexit Matters

Germans Applaud The Destruction Of Germany

Islam scholar Lamya Kaddor said on German television that “being German” in future will not mean having blonde hair and blue eyes, but being a Muslim migrant and wearing a hijab.

Note how the German audience applauded the eradication of their own people.

Because supporting the extinction of your own race is far less of a burden than – God forbid – being called a racist.

Take note USA, UK, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand this is what your leftist, radical, pseudo Socialist leaders plan for you with the flood of "migrant Islamists".

EU Prefers Divorce From UK If Brexit Vote Is Yes

 
The European Union would insist on completing a swift divorce with Britain before starting to forge any new relationship if UK voters decide in June to leave the 28-member bloc.

Two EU sources familiar with the bloc's latest thinking on a possible Brexit told Reuters on Thursday there was no appetite to grant any extension of the two years provided by the EU's Lisbon Treaty for negotiating a withdrawal, while any new trade partnership would take many more years to conclude.

The stark view from Brussels means Britain could initially be cut adrift without any preferential relationship with its biggest trade partner. It contrasts with suggestions by "Leave" campaigners that London could secure a special status preserving market access before it formally leaves the EU.

Top EU officials say they are still confident that Britons will ultimately vote in a June 23 referendum to stay in the community they joined in 1973, despite opinion polls showing a close race.

However in case of a "Leave" vote, the European Commission has tentative plans to hold a rare Sunday meeting on June 26 to set its strategy, one source told Reuters.

EU leaders would hold a brief summit with Britain two days later, at which London would be expected to give formal notice to quit. The 27 other states would then meet without British representatives to decide how to conduct the withdrawal negotiations and take the union forward, based on proposals from the executive Commission.

"It is in our interest to do the divorce as quickly as possible. There's no appetite for negotiating new terms in the first two years," one source said.

Another source said: "The shorter the better. No one wants to go beyond the two years. The show must go on."

Both sources spoke on condition of anonymity because of the acute political sensitivity of any contingency planning for a British departure.

SPEEDY SEPARATION

The first source said the initial two-year negotiations would cover only issues such as residual EU budget payments to and from Britain, the pensions of British EU civil servants and relocation of EU agencies based in the UK.

The EU treaty says exit talks can be extended by unanimous vote among all the member states, but both sources said London's partners would want a speedy separation.

Britain would probably leave on July 1, 2018, and become a "third country" in EU parlance. Formal negotiations on some form of trade and partnership agreement could begin only then, the first source said.

In Britain, the officially designated "Out" campaign said such comments indicated European officials were detached from reality.

"Only Commission officials detached from reality could suggest something that would both not be in their power and would quite obviously harm a euro zone economy already teetering on the brink," said a spokesman for Vote Leave.

"Britain is the world’s fifth largest economy and the EU’s biggest export market. A vote to leave would start a set of discussions about a trade deal that would be in the mutual interest of both the EU and the UK. There’s a free trade zone from Iceland to Turkey and outside of the EU we would be part of that."

In case of a vote to remain, the Commission has kept in place a small UK Task Force which helped to craft a deal negotiated by Prime Minister David Cameron in February to meet British concerns on migrant workers' welfare rights and relations with the euro single currency zone.

The seven-member team led by British EU official Jonathan Faull would oversee smooth implementation of the agreement.

That deal lapses automatically if Britain votes to leave, and the first source said a completely different team would be appointed, probably led by a German or French official, to handle exit negotiations.

German and French politicians have warned that London would get no special favours and should expect tough talks in case of a Brexit. EU partners would want to discourage other members from trying to renegotiate membership terms or withdraw.

"Out means out!" Volker Kauder, leader of German Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservative group in parliament said this week.

British Europe minister David Lidington, who supports the "Remain" camp, said on Thursday it was doubtful whether Britain would get any trade agreement with the EU within 10 years.

However, "Leave" supporters have argued that the EU would have to conclude a quick free trade deal with London since the continent has a big trade surplus with the UK and stood to lose exports if tariff barriers were introduced.

Richard Tice, a co-founder of Leave.eu, another British Out campaign, said the likely roadmap sketched by EU sources was "exactly the sort of scaremongering that we have expected from the Remain camp.

"(It) reminds us of the threats people made if we did not join the euro. Brussels has a track record of bullying and denying democracy, but they underestimate the fighting spirit of the British people," Tice said.

Reuters

England Bans English Flag - Don't Want To Offend Refugees

Yes Virginia There are No Go Zones In London

Muslims chase police out of no go zone in Peckham.

Merkel Refugee Love and European Hate Costs Her Party Elections

Merkel fights back tears announcing election results

Anti-Angela Merkel protestors have taken to the streets to vent their anger at the German minster they blame for adding further chaos to the migrant crisis.

The anger comes as many of the population head to polls today, in what is expected to deliver a crushing blow to the leader's party.

Early exit polls indicate not only was there a rise in the number of German's taking to the ballot box, support for her party has plummeted.

Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives lost in two out of three state elections as Germans punished her accommodative refugee policy with a big vote for the anti-immigration Alternative for Germany (AfD), exit polls showed.

The losses in both Baden-Wuerttemberg and Rhineland Palatinate represented a worst-case scenario for Merkel, who has staked her legacy on her decision last year to open Germany's doors to over 1 million migrants - a move voters snubbed.

The backlash was also visible in Saxony-Anhalt in former East Germany, where Merkel's conservative Christian Democrats (CDU) remained the largest party but saw the AfD grab 21.5 percent of the vote as it burst into all three regional parliaments.

Merkel has faced fierce criticism since calling for refugees to head for Germany where she said they would be welcomed.

Over a million migrants have since arrived in the country.

Demonstrators who took to the streets of Germany’s capital on Saturday chanted "Merkel must go" and "We are the people" as they paraded with German flags.

The group of 2,000 were accompanied Saturday by a heavy police escort in a bid to keep them away from a nearby smaller counter-protest.

German Chancellor Merkel is accused of adding fuel to the migrant crisis with after she insisted her country would “manage” the migrants who entered.

However after registering 1.2m asylum seekers in 2015 alone the country appeared to perform a u-turn.

The mass movements of migrants across the EU bloc from war torn countries including Syria, and some from Africa, has all but broken the Schengen agreement as struggling countries erect temporary blocks at their borders.

The rallies took place near the Berlin central station.

Armed police squads are on duty at the station, on platforms and exits.

More On The Chicago Anti-Trump Riots

The Three Soros Founded and Funded Groups Behind Chicago's "Protests"

La Raza challenge at protests: Stomp flag or YOU get stomped.

The mask has fallen off the radical leftists who organized the assassination of free speech at Friday’s scheduled Donald Trump rally in Chicago.

The Daily Caller has detailed three of the groups who have braggadociously taken responsibility for the chaos.

ANSWER (Act Now to Stop War and End Racism) Chicago is the Chicago franchise of an international network started in the wake of 9/11 and among the first to protest against a response in Afghanistan; since then the group is involved in most of the radical left’s favorite causes: anti-capitalist, pro-union, open borders, anti-war, anti-police causes. The day after the Trump rally the group was holding a forum entitled “Taking Action to Support Palestine, Hamas, Hezbollah - all are our brothers.”

They sound like a swell group of people don’t they?

The group called the protest a “people’s victory” and recruited for the protest in a facebook post on Thursday.

“Stand with All Immigrants, Muslims and People of Color! Shut Down White Supremacy! Spread the word. Organize everyone you can and get them to this very important protest. Everywhere Trump goes he and his racist mob must be shut down by the people!” the post read.

Another group identified by the Daily Caller was the Illinois Coalition of Immigrant and Rights Reform.

This group was not only instrumental in creating not only the most radical local immigration ordinance but championed the case which inspired the DREAM Act.

In 2011, Cook County became the first locality to stop cooperating with the federal government on detainers; detainers became controversial among leftist groups when their use skyrocketed under the now discarded Secure Communities program.

Detainers are holds that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) places on state prisoners who they think also violated immigration law and the hold normally gives the federal government up to two extra days to get any prisoner who would otherwise be released.

Denny McCann was killed in June 2011 when an illegal alien driving about three times the speed limit didn’t stop and dragged him about two hundred feet when Denny was crossing the street. The illegal alien, Saul Chavez, was released from prison in November 2011, rather than be held for ICE, after this ordinance passed and has escaped and is presumed in Mexico: the most high-profile of numerous cases of murderers, rapists, and gang members all let free rather than deported as a result of that policy.

What a bunch of patriots.

A third group discovered by the Daily Caller was La Raza Chicago.

The Chicago branch of the notoriously radical pro-illegal immigration group had people on site and detailing the events in a post on its site.  Their Twitter feed is full of tweets as, "Fuck the ambulances, go around us we stand and don't move", "Fuck the USA - make it Mexico again", and their classic "We are not citizens, we are refugees, so fuck US laws".  BTW, they were chanting the same.

The group posted a victory statement on its Facebook page following Friday’s violent action.

“Donald Trump canceled its event Friday night at the University of Illinois at Chicago, for safety reasons, including the thousands of protesters who gathered inside and outside the venue,” read an English translation of what the group wrote in Spanish “protesting his presence, which has already caused confrontations with supporters of Trump and the authorities.”

WGN News reported, La Raza protestors also gave a challenge to protest members: Stomp the flag or YOU get stomped.  A USA flag was placed on the sidewalk and people who refused to stomp it were hauled to a nearby alley and beaten by La Raza members.

“Protests by presidential candidate rally had been organized for days by a coalition of activists, students, religious and political city, including numerous Latino organizations and African-American (organizations.),” the group added.

There can no longer be any doubt that the actions against Trump and his supporters on Friday was a well-organized disruption and not an organic protest. All well funded by their godfather and bank roller Geroge Soros.

Daily Caller, Chicago Tribune, and WGN News

Merkel Policies Push Germany Further Right

Frauke Petry

From The New York Times

In the current tussle for the future of Germany, Frauke Petry is what you might call the anti-Angela Merkel.

Where Ms. Merkel, the chancellor, has welcomed refugees, Ms. Petry, a rising far-right leader, has said border guards might need to turn guns on anyone crossing a frontier illegally.

Where Ms. Merkel has urged tolerance, Ms. Petry has embraced the angry populism now running through Europe and the United States.

“The preachers of hatred” was how the news weekly Der Spiegel characterized the new German right on its cover last month, emblazoned with a portrait of the petite Ms. Petry.

But this brisk, garrulous 40-year-old is more than Ms. Merkel’s foil. She is a disruptive, new force on the German political scene.

She and her party, the Alternative for Germany, have ridden a wave of discontent over the chancellor’s embrace of more than one million refugees to their strongest poll ratings ever.

They are now roiling Germany’s placid, consensus-driven politics and threatening to alter its political landscape as insurgent parties have done in less stable or prosperous countries around Europe.

Not unlike Donald J. Trump in the United States, she is also breaking open a political dialogue and liberating a new and impolitic — critics say racist — language in the mainstream.

“The power of the established parties is crumbling,” a jubilant Ms. Petry told supporters after her party took 13.2 percent of the vote in normally sleepy local elections in the central state of Hesse last Sunday.

This Sunday is another test, with elections in three larger and more important states — one in the east and two in the west — that are being closely watched as a referendum on the chancellor’s refugee policies and a bellwether for the nation.

In the east, support for the Alternative for Germany now nears 20 percent — about double that in the west.

But even in the west, the far-right rebellion is chipping away at the chancellor’s conservative Christian Democrats, as well as its Social Democratic coalition partners, in a country where the Nazi past looms large.

The Alternative for Germany party has already elbowed its way into five state Parliaments, and is predicted to sail into three more with up to one-fifth of the vote on Sunday.

Ms. Merkel’s push this week for European Union leaders to hammer out a deal with Turkey to stem the refugee flow was intended in no small part to beat back the challenge Ms. Petry represents.

There is no doubt that the migrant crisis changed the fortunes of Ms. Petry’s party.

Initially founded in 2013 as a protest against the euro, the Alternative for Germany shifted emphasis to protecting German identity as hundreds of thousands of migrants entered the country last year.

Ms. Petry and other nationalist-minded leaders ousted the more Europe-oriented founder of the party, then locked onto the identity issue as the embodiment of how Ms. Merkel and the German establishment were ruining the country and ignoring ordinary folk, said Hajo Funke, a politics professor at the Free University in Berlin.

Starting in the former Communist East Germany, in Ms. Petry’s home state of Saxony, they whipped “unhappiness about political and economic alienation” into anger and double-digit scores in opinion polls, Professor Funke said.

Ms. Petry has stood out, he added. “She wants power, she wants to get into government.”

Professor Funke and other leading political scientists are doubtful her success will last. But the immediate impact of the migrant crisis is undeniable, cutting across age, education, class, region and political persuasion.

Street protests rapidly descend into right-wing chants of “Merkel must go!” and left-wing cries of “Out with Nazis!” Violent attacks on asylum seekers and their housing have increased.

Now, the elections in three of Germany’s 16 states on Sunday will be the first significant voter test of both Ms. Merkel’s policy and Ms. Petry’s rapid ascent.

Both women are from former East Germany, both hold doctorates in science and both have connections to the Lutheran church — Ms. Merkel’s father was a Lutheran pastor, as is Ms. Petry’s estranged husband.

The similarities end there.

Unlike the 61-year-old chancellor, Ms. Petry sees 1990 as “a missed opportunity to really reunite.”

“Much that was successful in the East was simply swallowed by the West,” she said in an interview. In the next 25 years, she argued, a view of Germany evolved that demeaned the country, with policies against families, against nuclear power and against German traditions.

In this atmosphere, “it is not surprising that a party which argues for a self-conscious nation-state in a Europe of Fatherlands is seen as reactionary,” she said.

“That only shows how one-sided the discussion in Germany has been for years,” said Ms. Petry, a mother of four.

As for the Nazi past, she said, “the uniqueness, the singularity of German guilt has stood much too often in the forefront, and distorted the view that there are also enough positive aspects to our history.”

In a shabby hall on the outskirts of Mannheim, a city of 300,000 about 60 miles south of Frankfurt, Ms. Petry got a sympathetic hearing from some 250 listeners.

“Germany is crazy,” said Katja Kornmacher, 46, who said she works in a publishing house and holds two university degrees. “We have the feeling that we can’t say anything” against the leftist view in Germany. “It starts in school, where we are told what is correct.”

“And those who follow this line land better in life,” she continued. “The line is: ‘Right is bad, left is good.’ And then the leftists are outside shouting against this democratic event.”

Ms. Kornmacher was referring to perhaps 30 leftists who jeered those who came to hear Ms. Petry. More than 200 police officers were on duty to ensure there were no clashes.

Emotions are high since the local newspaper, the Mannheimer Morgen, ran a now-infamous interview with Ms. Petry in which she contemplated border guards using guns to keep out refugees.

Ms. Petry says her words were twisted by what she calls the “Pinocchio press” to say that she favored an order to shoot, similar to that in East Germany.

The political establishment in Germany has mostly dealt with Ms. Petry and her party by refusing to appear with them in public, and ruling out any coalition government with them.

Hotels and other institutions have even declined to rent halls to the party.

In Merseburg, a picturesque town of 36,000 in the eastern state of Saxony-Anhalt, which votes on Sunday, the Christian Democrat mayor, Jens Bühligen, 49, has managed to accommodate about 2,800 refugees, mostly spread through the town in empty apartments.

He said he has defused protests by going to them, and listening. “It works,” he said.

But some of Sunday’s prospective voters had a different view. When about 150 people rallied for the Alternative for Germany, the anger of a cluster of women, all 60 or older, was palpable.

“We were not asked!” about the refugees, they yelled.

A burly 63-year-old woman in a red anorak, who like the others declined to give her name, said she had worked for 42 years and gets 621 euros a month, about $685, from her pension.

Watching how the refugees are treated, she said, “I have never had so much hatred inside me.”