Europe and UK being torn with riots..

[ironglowz]

  Even the US is being attacked in the streets, by mobs consisting of illegals and a few very misled and confused American born haters.

  Unless they do something drastic very soon, Europe may fall back into their dark ages. It seems the same forces are attacking here also.

  Examining every avenue, I don't see how such turmoil, hatred and anarchy can be the answer for any normal human intellectual pursuit.

  I see it as a vestige of the oldest struggle ever... the age old struggle between good and evil...or if you prefer, God and Satan.

  We know that Satan will lose the final event..and he knows it too; which is why scripture says his final battle to be the bloodiest ever.

  Sky News explains the ongoing European activity.. This is the kind of activity that brought on the Crusades !    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPqSFuz9HSo

[ironglowz]

  Remember 8 years ago, when Donald Trump read the "snake" poem..  He doesn't claim to be a prophet, but...  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSrOXvoNLwg

[moamonkey]

The poem reminds me of this:

[gypsyman]

 Been going on for a while. London has had a Muslim mayor since 2016. People are getting arrested for saying anything against them. Couple of the Norwegian country's it's very similar. Only 2 country's that are fighting the invasion is Poland, and Hungary,their both telling the EU, which basically run by the deep state, to go pound sand. When the Democrats voted Trump down in 2019 on money to build the border wall, told me the deep state is entrenched in this government. And just because Trump is in now, don't think they'll quit.

[Bob Riebe]

  Even the US is being attacked in the streets, by mobs consisting of illegals and a few very misled and confused American born haters.

Mislead is an excuse for asinine from birth, or raised that way, or just plain evil.

[Dee]

Europe has been responsible for 2 world wars since the Un-United States has been in existence, and each time, a tiny in comparison country called Germany, kicked Europes ass, and both times, the Un-United States bailed them out.
While giving the eare of being civilized, they are infact, a fuedalistic conglomeration of royalty worshipers, whom all want to be in charge of each other, but lack the intestinal fortitude to step up, and punch the bully in the nose.
These piss ant countries bluster, and blow, but like the mouse, won't fight unless cornered, and France is the worst of the bunch.
They've lorded over each other since before Christ, and I don't see it changing.

[Goldie]

Spent some time in Germany back in the late 60s while in the military. Most Germans hated Americans then. Can't say for now but I'm sure the grudge against US still  excists.

[ironglowz]

Spent some time in Germany back in the late 60s while in the military. Most Germans hated Americans then. Can't say for now but I'm sure the grudge against US still  excists.

  My experience there was much the same (1962-1965).  It seemed more like a love/hate relationship.  Some loved Americans, some hated us.. or else our presence.

  I used to snicker, when I saw some grouchy men about 10 years my senior...wearing the little "paint brush" moustache that Der Fuehrer wore.  There were a fair supply of German veterans who were missing an arm, leg or two... and i did respect them for their service as a soldier.  ..But when I met one who was missing a limb, and was a snarly "hate GIs" kind..I was tempted to ask if the M1 Garands hit hard...
 
   ...But not wanting to add 'insult to injury', I held my tongue.

  However, for every spiteful one ..there was a thankful one.  I even had a fellow stop me one day in the Kaufhaus Merkur (like a German Walmart), and thank me (us)
  for being there.

  He and his wife had been separated for years by the Berlin wall..  He said if we weren't there..the Russians would "be here in the morning"..

  The anger may have been more by location, since it seemed more palpable near the iron Curtain.  I don't know if it was because of such separations, and some were inclined to blame the US more than the Russkis...but I remember having stones thrown at us..as we drove in convoy..along  near "the fence".
 
  BTW Goldie..where were you stationed in Deutchland !

[Goldie]

Spent some time in Germany back in the late 60s while in the military. Most Germans hated Americans then. Can't say for now but I'm sure the grudge against US still  excists.

  My experience there was much the same (1962-1965).  It seemed more like a love/hate relationship.  Some loved Americans, some hated us.. or else our presence.

  I used to snicker, when I saw some grouchy men about 10 years my senior...wearing the little "paint brush" moustache that Der Fuehrer wore.  There were a fair supply of German veterans who were missing an arm, leg or two... and i did respect them for their service as a soldier.  ..But when I met one who was missing a limb, and was a snarly "hate GIs" kind..I was tempted to ask if the M1 Garands hit hard...
 
   ...But not wanting to add 'insult to injury', I held my tongue.

  However, for every spiteful one ..there was a thankful one.  I even had a fellow stop me one day in the Kaufhaus Merkur (like a German Walmart), and thank me (us)
  for being there.

  He and his wife had been separated for years by the Berlin wall..  He said if we weren't there..the Russians would "be here in the morning"..

  The anger may have been more by location, since it seemed more palpable near the iron Curtain.  I don't know if it was because of such separations, and some were inclined to blame the US more than the Russkis...but I remember having stones thrown at us..as we drove in convoy..along  near "the fence".
 
  BTW Goldie..where were you stationed in Deutchland !

  Spent a few months in Mannheim before deploying to Nam the second time. Gotta admit it was a little more pleasant then Nam.

[ironglowz]

Spent some time in Germany back in the late 60s while in the military. Most Germans hated Americans then. Can't say for now but I'm sure the grudge against US still  excists.

  My experience there was much the same (1962-1965).  It seemed more like a love/hate relationship.  Some loved Americans, some hated us.. or else our presence.

  I used to snicker, when I saw some grouchy men about 10 years my senior...wearing the little "paint brush" moustache that Der Fuehrer wore.  There were a fair supply of German veterans who were missing an arm, leg or two... and i did respect them for their service as a soldier.  ..But when I met one who was missing a limb, and was a snarly "hate GIs" kind..I was tempted to ask if the M1 Garands hit hard...
 
   ...But not wanting to add 'insult to injury', I held my tongue.

  However, for every spiteful one ..there was a thankful one.  I even had a fellow stop me one day in the Kaufhaus Merkur (like a German Walmart), and thank me (us)
  for being there.

  He and his wife had been separated for years by the Berlin wall..  He said if we weren't there..the Russians would "be here in the morning"..

  The anger may have been more by location, since it seemed more palpable near the iron Curtain.  I don't know if it was because of such separations, and some were inclined to blame the US more than the Russkis...but I remember having stones thrown at us..as we drove in convoy..along  near "the fence".
 
  BTW Goldie..where were you stationed in Deutchland !

  Spent a few months in Mannheim before deploying to Nam the second time. Gotta admit it was a little more pleasant then Nam.

  No doubt it was..  Say, the autobahn running south from Frankfurt to Darmstadt, was a wild route to drive on, wasn't it.  Stay right lane only...allowing the mercs, Porsches, Lambos and BMWs compete for the passing lane.  Didn't crash often, but when they did it spread for a quarter mile.

   I was posted at Pirmasens,  right where that sharp corner of France pokes into Germany..  Pirmasens is west of Karlsruhe, across the Rhine and about 30 more klicks...   Also about 6 clicks from the French border..,