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As you may or may not remember Infidel Bloggers Alliance has adopted a policy of regime change in Belgium. The Belgian government no longer recognizes the will, or the rights, of its own people. Therefore, it is time for the Belgian regime to go.
As dumb as it might be for a goofy-assed blog like ours (hey, by the way, did you check out the latest Infidel Babe? She's freakin' smokin') to declare such a policy of regime change, I do believe there needs to be major change in Europe, and Belgium is as good a place to start as any. The thing about Belgium is, other than those waffles and maybe, you know, the chocolates, nothing worthwhile comes out of that medieval-assed country.
I here tell there is some big buidling in Brussels where a bunch of pompous geeks meet and pretend they own the world. I hear the place emits a strong odor, of sulfur, or some other putrid element. And while some very powerful ideas do ooze out of that building on an irregular basis, they really have no support from anyone, so, you know, it's time to go.
A commenter at Gates of Vienna seems to agree with me, although he is taking aim at different government than we here at IBA. I think he has a very good idea. Check this out:
I think it is time for Swedish and Norwegian patriots to set up governments in exile, just like occupied countries did in WWII. You can't have change without dialogue, and to have a dialogue you need to get everyone's attention.
A government in exile would underscore the fact that neither country is no longer in any sense democratic. It would be interesting to see if the government could be set up in cyberspace, instead of London.
Some advice: Don't attack the monarchy, and don't call for revolutionary changes. What you want to do is start an honest dialogue about what Scandinavians want for their countries. If the majority are content to have their children and grandchildren live under Sharia and hand the country over to third world immigrants, there is not much you can do.
Your goal should be to establish a forum where people can send a message to the establishment that it is not racist to want to keep your own country, and that its OK to be proud of your own culture and traditions. What you want to do is bring the discussion into the open and not let the establishment control the debate.
Yes, that sounds like an idea whose time has come. What do you all think?
- Pat Buchanan Says: Belgium Will Be The Next European Country To Break Apart
From Brussels Journal: A quote from Patrick J. Buchanan, The McLaughlin Group (PBS), 14 September 2007 The next European country to break apart will be Belgium. If the governments of the world can't get these truths through their thick skulls,...
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Here at the Infidel Bloggers Alliance, we have declared ourselves to be the parallel government of the entire world. All of us, every single man, woman, and child on the face of the Earth were born with the same inalienable rights; to life, liberty and...
- Belgium Watch 2006: "youths" On The Tracks
"Youths" are terrorizing whole train lines in Belgium: A quote from the Brussels newspaper Het Laatste Nieuws [Belgium’s largest daily], 25 August 2006 “The horror line” is how train conductors refer to line 124 between Brussels and Charleroi....
- How Many Years Until The Great European Revolution?
The governments of the major nations of Europe are competing to see who will be the first taken down by a violent rebellion of their people. About six weeks back, a young white man freaked out and shot some North Africans in the streets of Brussels. Now,...
- Infidel Alert: Brussels Journal Accused Of Provoking Racist Murder
Yes, that's right. Paul Belien, the writer of the Brussels Journal is being accused by Belgian authorities for having provoked the racist murder of two black Muslims in the streets of Antwerp. Infidel contributor Thomas the Wraith wrote of the murder...
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Time To Form European Governments In Exile?
As you may or may not remember Infidel Bloggers Alliance has adopted a policy of regime change in Belgium. The Belgian government no longer recognizes the will, or the rights, of its own people. Therefore, it is time for the Belgian regime to go.
As dumb as it might be for a goofy-assed blog like ours (hey, by the way, did you check out the latest Infidel Babe? She's freakin' smokin') to declare such a policy of regime change, I do believe there needs to be major change in Europe, and Belgium is as good a place to start as any. The thing about Belgium is, other than those waffles and maybe, you know, the chocolates, nothing worthwhile comes out of that medieval-assed country.
I here tell there is some big buidling in Brussels where a bunch of pompous geeks meet and pretend they own the world. I hear the place emits a strong odor, of sulfur, or some other putrid element. And while some very powerful ideas do ooze out of that building on an irregular basis, they really have no support from anyone, so, you know, it's time to go.
A commenter at Gates of Vienna seems to agree with me, although he is taking aim at different government than we here at IBA. I think he has a very good idea. Check this out:
I think it is time for Swedish and Norwegian patriots to set up governments in exile, just like occupied countries did in WWII. You can't have change without dialogue, and to have a dialogue you need to get everyone's attention.
A government in exile would underscore the fact that neither country is no longer in any sense democratic. It would be interesting to see if the government could be set up in cyberspace, instead of London.
Some advice: Don't attack the monarchy, and don't call for revolutionary changes. What you want to do is start an honest dialogue about what Scandinavians want for their countries. If the majority are content to have their children and grandchildren live under Sharia and hand the country over to third world immigrants, there is not much you can do.
Your goal should be to establish a forum where people can send a message to the establishment that it is not racist to want to keep your own country, and that its OK to be proud of your own culture and traditions. What you want to do is bring the discussion into the open and not let the establishment control the debate.
Yes, that sounds like an idea whose time has come. What do you all think?
- Pat Buchanan Says: Belgium Will Be The Next European Country To Break Apart
From Brussels Journal: A quote from Patrick J. Buchanan, The McLaughlin Group (PBS), 14 September 2007 The next European country to break apart will be Belgium. If the governments of the world can't get these truths through their thick skulls,...
- What Does Out Motto Say, Brussels? It Says You're Going Down!
Here at the Infidel Bloggers Alliance, we have declared ourselves to be the parallel government of the entire world. All of us, every single man, woman, and child on the face of the Earth were born with the same inalienable rights; to life, liberty and...
- Belgium Watch 2006: "youths" On The Tracks
"Youths" are terrorizing whole train lines in Belgium: A quote from the Brussels newspaper Het Laatste Nieuws [Belgium’s largest daily], 25 August 2006 “The horror line” is how train conductors refer to line 124 between Brussels and Charleroi....
- How Many Years Until The Great European Revolution?
The governments of the major nations of Europe are competing to see who will be the first taken down by a violent rebellion of their people. About six weeks back, a young white man freaked out and shot some North Africans in the streets of Brussels. Now,...
- Infidel Alert: Brussels Journal Accused Of Provoking Racist Murder
Yes, that's right. Paul Belien, the writer of the Brussels Journal is being accused by Belgian authorities for having provoked the racist murder of two black Muslims in the streets of Antwerp. Infidel contributor Thomas the Wraith wrote of the murder...