Written by Anon, submitted by Nicolai Sennels
With the Euro-Parliament elections in sight, the Dutch state television launched it’s propaganda machine. This is of course something you would see on many European national television channels these days, with the elections currently going on. The general idea – no matter in which language spoken or written – is to bring forth the idea that we the citizens of Europe could no longer live without the European union. Everything in our life that we take for granted – besides the daily sunrise and the air that we breath – is because the E.U. made it possible.
Just like regular national elections, each party presented their idea’s on the matter.
Some parties seemed to want to abolish their own national government all together and ship all the power to Brussels, whilst others planned a course towards a possible exit from the E.U.
One of the traditional adage’s seemed to be that the E.U. provided to my country more jobs, more security and enhanced our economy altogether due to the usage of the Euro coin. Being in the European Union was the reason we paid less for our products at the moment.
Not all the reports on the European Union nowadays are that positive though.
Most of the anti-eu supporters have seen, or really should see, the report the german television channel RTL (1) did some time ago on E.U. parliament members checking in on the attendance register (to get more money) and then leaving again.
The Dutch television – although generally pro-E.U. is on that matter not more different, and also here during a recent recording of a VPRO-report on NED 2 called “The Battle for Europe”, it had the viewer doubting if the E.U. was really working in our interest at all.
The presenter duo Teun van de Keuken and Roland Duong focused their painful arrows on their guests. One of the questions was: Why does a MEP in Brussels for a Dutch party sometimes stray away from the party program set out by their party back home in the Netherlands?
What is happening with the party positions?
One of the guests, the liberal, Hans van Baalen ( VVD), explained that the political groups in the EP are divided into blocks . These blocks are actually taking all the final decisions. The blocks decision can often differ from the party program standpoints set in their own countries.
The conclusion was that a small country such as the Netherlands, with a small amount of seats available in brussels, would always have less voting power in these blocks than any other larger country in the same block.
So knowing now that Dutch politicians representing the Netherlands in Brussels are actually being influenced by others from these blocks, it starts to become more interesting to find out what kind of people actually become European Union parliament members?
During my research I noticed that there seemed to be allot of Islamic candidates in certain countries, which most likely in allot of cases would come with a double nationality.
It is well known that Turks and Moroccans are automatically born with the Turkish or Moroccan nationality, next to any other nationality they might get passed on locally at the place of birth.
In the Netherlands there has been a case in Rotterdam of a high ranking Dutch-Moroccan police officer also working as a spy for the Moroccan secret service(2).
So, hypothetically, let’s say these individuals do serve a second master and they do form a secret block inside the chambers of the European Union, how much seats (voting power) could this second ‘master’ potentially have in the European parliament?
Knowing that there is a ‘christian block’ inside Brussels, with a high number of Islamic politicians on the list from various countries is it not impossible that at some point an ‘Islamic’ block could rise from nothing?.
This is of course all again very hypothetical.
As mentioned before, the European Union consists of parties in all colors and flavors.
Whilst it is easy to jab at mostly the leftist parties for pushing Islamic immigrants towards easier conquer of the European continent, the sincerity of right wing party members are in some cases just as doubtful.
In the right wing section of the E.U. a rather nasty habit has risen to place family members on the election list and in case of the Dutch PVV politician Geert Wilders placing himself on the list, potentially in an attempt to use brussel as basically nothing more than just an extra income.
In France, Marine Le Pen decided to keep on pushing her 85 year old father on the list, whilst in Belgium the opposite was occurring with Vlaamsbelang party leader Filip DeWinter placing his 25 year old daughter Karolien DeWinter on the list.
It is interesting to note that the Vlaamsbelang website does not inform the reader much about Karolien DeWinter except that the she is a caretaker of children.
At this very moment there are two Northern-Africans seated in the European Parliament.
Representing the Belgian Socialist Party; Saïd El Khadraoui (Moroccan)
Representing the The Greens in France; Malika Benarab-Attou (Algeria)
In my personal opinion, these two individuals are not to be worried about.
They are liberal open-minded highly educated politicians that seem to be very fit for the position they take in Brussels.
However, it becomes interesting to know that two individuals with a second nationality representing two Islamic northern-African countries are already placed inside the European Parliament.
In total there are 766 seats in the European Parliament. Each country receives a certain set amount of seats and has to divide these amongst their own parties.
2 seats out of 766 seats equals 0,2% of power. With each seat going to a different 2nd master, that would mean that Morocco and Algeria each could have right now 0,1% of voting power inside the EU.
I know the reader would be amused by these miniscule percentages, but the concerning part is about to come.
Below you will find a list of the more exotic candidates for the upcoming European Union elections 2014.
*These names are taken from the official party lists for the 2014 E.U. elections.
Belgium
Wallonia and Brussels
Najyha Aynaou : Moroccan (Substitutes)
Cevdet Yildez : Turkish (Substitutes)
Faouzia Hariche : Algerian (Substitutes)
Duygu Celik : Turkish (Substitutes)
Latifa Aït-Baala : Algerian
Hajib El Hajjaji ; North Africkaanse origin
Yasmina Messaoudi : North African origin (Substitutes)
Bouchra Laraki : Moroccan (Substitutes)
Abdesselam Laghmich : of North African origin
Abdessamade Sabbani : North African (Substitutes)
Flanders
Mustafa Uzun : Turkish
Saïd El Khadraoui : Arab
Samira Mayda : Turkish
Hasan Bilici : Turkish
Yasin Kilic : Turkish (Substitutes)
Nabilla Ait Daoud : Algerian
Ikrame Kastit: Moroccan
Mohammed Ali : Arab (Sudanees?)
Denmark
Samira Nawa Amini : Arab
Fathi El-Abed :Palestinian Arab
Halime Oguz : Turkish
Germany
Dr. Ali Yarayan Turkish
Ezhar Cezairli Turkish
Ozan Iyibas Turkish
Ismail Ertug Turkish
Teslime Açar Turkish
Nesrin Jasmin Öcal Turkish
Dr. Najib Karim : Arab
Ahmet Aydin : Turkish
Talip Güngor : Turkish
Mehmet Ali Meral : Turkish
Münür Köroglu : Turkish
Seyran Cenan Turkish
Finland
Ozan Yanar Turkish
Netherlands
Kaya Kocak Turkish
Alaattin Erdal Turkish
Adnan Tekin Turkish
Nejra Kalkan Bosnian (of Turkish origin)
Gadiza Bouazani Moroccan
Nurten Karisli Turkish
Fatihya Abdi Somlian
Souad Haouli Moroccan
Fatima Elatik Moroccan
Guliz Tomruk-Kisi Turkish
Achraf Bouali Moroccan
Osman Biçen Turkish
Isa Yusibov Azeri
Dr. Khaled Sakhel : Lebanese
Jamila Yahyaoui Moroccan
Jamal El Kaddouri Moroccan
Younis Lutfula Turkish Curd
Mohammed Boudadi Moroccan
Austria
Muna Duzdar Palestinian Arab
Smera Rehman Turkish
Fayad Mulla-Khalil Iraki Arab
Sweden
Yusuf Aydin : Turkish
Soheila Fors : Irani
Evin Incir Turkish
Metin Rhawi Turkish
Jasenko Selimovic : Bosnian
Sukrî Demîr : Turkish
Qalinle Dayib Somalian
Deeqo Hussein : Somalian
Leo Achmed Bengali
Ehsan Ulla Khan : Pakistani
Amany El Gharib Arab
Hussein Askary : Irani
Great-Britain
Junab Ali Pakistani
Farah Nazeer Pakistani
Afzal Khan Pakistani
Wajid Khan Pakistani
Khalid Hadadi Arab
Ansar Ali Khan Pakistani
Asghar Khan Pakistani
Asim Khan Pakistani
Qassim Afzal Turkish
Issan Ghazni Afghan
Ayoub Khan Pakistani
Aqila Choudhry Pakistani
Audaye Khalid Elesedy Arab (Iraqi)
Haroon Saad Pakistani
Syed Kamall Guyanese
Sajjad Karim Pakistani
Nosheena Mobarik Pakistaanse
Amjad Bashir Pakistani
Nawal Hizan Arab
Imdad Hussain Pakistani
Munim Choudhury Bengali
Kamran Malik Afghan
Humeira Kamran Pakistni
Idris Aden Ali Arab (probably from Yemen)
Yussef Anwar Arab
Araz Yurdseven Azerii
Union for a Popular Movement (UMP
North West
Nr. 2. Tokia Saïfi MEP Algerian
West
Nr. 8. Sally Chadjaa Algerian
Ile-de-France
Nr. 2. Rachida Dati (MEP) North African
Nr. 26. Samia Badat-Karam Arab
Overseas
Nr. 5. Abdou Ahmad Polynesian moslim
Socialist Party (PS)S&D + Radical Party of the Left (PRG)
East
Nr. 10. Myriam El-Yassa North African
South West
Nr. 6. Kamal Chibli Moroccan
South East
Nr. 3. Zaki Laïdi North African
Nr. 6. Nora Makhlouf North African
Nr. 7. Otman El Harti North African
Nr. 9. Abderrahmane Djellal Algerian
Nr. 25. Yassine Id-Nasser Medjani North African
Ile-de-France
Nr. 18. Youssef Abdelbahri Arab (Egyptian)
Nr. 19. Mounia Harkati Moroccan
The Alternative / The Europeans (UDI/MoDem)
North West
Nr. 12. Fatima Massau North African
Nr. 16. Samira Herizi Arab
South East
Nr. 3. Soumia Belaïdi Malinbaum Algerian
Europe Ecology – The Greens (EELV) G
North West
Nr. 1. Karima Delli MEP Algerian
Nr. 3. Majdouline Sbaï Moroccan
Nr. 16. Mohammed Anaya North African
Nr. 18. Hamza El Kostiti North African
South West
Nr. 14. Fatma Adda Arab
Nr. 20. Zafer Girisit North African
Nr. 21. Fatiha Benahmed North African
South East
Nr. 2. Karim Zéribi MEP North African
Massif central – Centre
Nr. 7. Fatima Bezli Turkish
Ile-de-France
Nr. 3. Mohammed Mechmache Algerian
Nr. 21. Mounir Satouri North African
Nr. 23. Imad Houssari Arab
Left Front (FDG) GUE/NGL – alliance of Left Party (PDG) + French Communist Party (PCF) + Together (Ensemble)
East
Nr. 3. Bora Yilmaz Turkish
Nr. 5. Mostafa El Hamdani North African
South East
Nr. 12. Idir Boumertit North African
Nr. 15. Horiya Mekrelouf North African
Ile-de-France
Nr. 9. Boualem Snaoui North African
Nr. 13. Aïssa Terchi North African
Nr. 17. Abdel-Madjid Sadi Arab
Nr. 23. Nordine Idir North African
Nr. 24. Mounia Benaili North African
Overseas Union GUE/NGL
Nr. 1. Younous Omarjee MEP Muslim of no specific origin
Op plaats nr. 4. Daourina Abdallah Arab
Citizens’ Europe (Europe citoyenne) – one current MEP in Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe group; ecological and citizens-based movement
South West
Nr. 3. Rahma Ousalah Tunisian
Ile-de-France
Nr. 5. Bouchera Azzouz North African
Nr. 16. Karim Benkamla North African
Nr. 29. Kanza Leghali-Malki Muslim of no specific origin
Overseas
Op plaats nr. 3. Sanya Youssouf Arab
Sources & Links:
1. http://youtu.be/wzEQWigzz30
2. http://vorige.nrc.nl/article1985415.ece
The EU was a bad idea from the start, it was designed by socialist to create a one world government socialist utopia, since the socialist utopias always end up with a few people living in wealth and the rest living in utter poverty the EU was a very bad idea.
The common market on the other hand was a very good idea but the people let the left take over and create the EU out of the common market.
This is the most frightening info ever.
Belgium: Hundreds protest against Le Pen
Concerning the second video of Martins, everyone who is a regular reader of this blog know that I have been predicting that the ordinary people of Europe will be what saves Europe and that there will be civil wars in Europe. It looks like the young Swedes have issued a declaration of war against all who want to destroy Sweden, once all of Europe trembled when Swedish armies marched. It looks like once again the Swedes are coming to the rescue of Europe.
Europe’s Young Nationalists Clash with Police in Vienna
Meet the EU’s New Breed of Bigoted Parliament Members
By VICE News
May 27, 2014
Bigots are sure to vote and they did so in droves, returning strong results for far-right parties in numerous European countries.
Far Right parties are demonizing immigrants to clinch the EU parliament
We asked our colleagues from VICE offices across Europe to tell us about which scary assholes from their countries now have representation at European level.
https://news.vice.com/article/meet-the-eus-new-breed-of-bigoted-parliament-members
The left is going to continue to attack all people who don’t follow the narrative, they have created the conditions that are bringing out the patriotic youths of all nations in the hope of creating their socialist utopia. I think they are dreaming, the current mess is going to discredit the left for many decades and allow the classical liberals (the right) to repair much of the damage done and restore the rights stolen from all of us.
In his book “The Bourne Identity” uses Robert Ludlum a news fragment of AP published on 7th July 1975, on the top-terrorist “Carlos” (Illich Ramirez Sanchez) : “Guns and girls, grenades and good suits, well stuffed wallet etc.” A portrait of a new jet-era generation of lefty’s. (http://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=2519&dat=19750708&id=yfFdAAAAIBAJ&sjid=T18NAAAAIBAJ&pg=3472,1266542 ). “Carlos” was not a lone wolf. He was part of a vast movement known as ‘New Left’ that had arisen at the end of the ’60. The movement had included in the fringes extremists as the Baader Meinhof Group and the Italians Red Army and mainstream New Leftists. However, all of them had two things in common: a) they are a product of the so called “Frankfurter Schule” special designed in the Soviet Union. (ref. “How to destroy a country by Paul Weston http://gatesofvienna.blogspot.nl/2012/01/how-to-destroy-country-part-1.html) and b) New Left was supported by the Soviet Union and heavily funded by Arab Oil countries. The “Revolutionary character” of the new Left had made it a soft target to win for the struggle for the Palestinian terror organisations as the Fatach, PFLP etc..
The German Student leader Rudi Dutschke (1940-1979) had regarded the acquisition of politics and media as “the long march through the institutions of power”. During the ‘70’s the progressive Revolutionaries of “New Left” were in the Netherlands strong enough to kick out, in short time, all decent socialist leaders of the Old Guard and take over the leadership. (ref. Martin Bosma’s book “Schijn elite van de Valse Munters). The long march in Europe had not ended with the national governments. It went on to the media , the universities and later on the EU. The EP and other EU institutions are from the start riddled by Arab money and Arab interests. Only one point had changed through the years: the ‘ revolutionary ‘ secular ideas are replaced by Islam. The “Young Left Revolutionaries ” grew older and become ” Alte Mörchen Knochen” (German for old rotten bones. ” Idealism ” has been changed in morbid desire for money.
In their youth New Left had despised their country and it’s people. They strived to destroy the nation state in order to build a multicultural society (John Lennon song “Imagine”). In their mature and elderly years “The leftist monsters in sheep clothing” continue to betray their folk and country. Under the name of ‘multiculturalists ‘, they commit without scruples, treachery on their country and it’s indigenous people. For more than 40 years, they let European countries run full with tsunami waves of Islamic and African immigrants and “Refugees”. They are ruining on everyday basis the life of native Europeans by destroying the places where they use to live for generations. They don’t care for the fast growing Islamic enclaves. They aspire to the overthrow of the nation state in favor of a central authority called EU. In this way they can better betray their country for a fist full of Dollars. It is goed for filling their pockets and overseas or Swiss bankaccounts.