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Everyone, including you, must rationalize their actions and beliefs, in the sense you imply, so it is somewhat unfair to think the colonizers must have “rationalized” their actions merely to explain them away. Many probably sincerely believed in what they were doing and many were likely in it for lucre.

The same might be said today of globalism as a new and evolved version of corporate colonization. We could legitimately portray as globalist colonizers those mega-corporate globalist elites reaping resources and territory by the promise of material blessings to third world societies. Sure it is no longer spiritual values being promoted, but it is material values, along with a set of sacraments (abortion, birth control, technology, etc.) and ideological orthodoxy (ethical relativism and politically correct leftist socialism complete with Inquisition-style trials of those not fully in the fold.)

The more things change, the more they stay the same, eh?
 
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The Islamic invasion of the West is killing our Christian civilization. Clearly, it is, along with its malevolent enabler, Cultural Marxism, the most severe crisis of our time. In days long past, Western Christian Man stopped Islam from conquering Europe, at the expense of many rivers of blood. In the modern age, he fought Communism, worldwide, again sacrificing millions of patriots in that most bloody campaign. Today, however, under the influence of Cultural Marxism, he does nothing but retreat in the face of these re-emergent threats. The Catholic Church is doubly wounded in this high-stakes power-play, for it presently finds itself led by one of the single most treasonous of all Popes. Accordingly, it cannot lead Western Christian Man to victory, as it did in the Middle Ages. It cannot stand firmly against Communism, as it did during the Cold War (minus dreaded Liberation Theology, of course). No, under Pope Francis, the Catholic Church actually aids and abets the enemy, and egregiously betrays the vaunted nation it once built, through centuries of blood, sacrifice and courage. Spiritually, the Church remains sanctified. Politically, however, it is doomed, and portends to destroy the entire Christian West, as it goes up in the flames of Papal sabotage.
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Exceptional and well-written article on the loss of Christianity to Islam and Marxism.
 
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(ANSA) - Rome, October 4 - Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini reiterated Thursday that no ships intending to disembark migrants would be allowed to land in Italy.

He said he knew that a ship run by leftist, anticapitalist and anarchist squats called social centers was “wandering around the Mediterranean for a humanitarian mission and that it will try to disembark migrants in Italy. Do what you want, go wherever you want. I am democratic. Go to Tunisia, Libya or Egypt, but not to Italy. You can pick up whomever you choose but you will not be coming to Italy.” He was commenting on an initiative in which some MPs from the leftwing Free and Equal (LeU) party are taking part.
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Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini reiterated Thursday that no ships intending to disembark migrants would be allowed to land in Italy. (ANSA)
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Europe's rescue boats face uncertain future – DW – 10/04/2018

The Aquarius has docked at the port of Marseille, carrying with it uncertainty about the future of migrant rescue missions. But even as the humanitarian vessel ends operations indefinitely, some see hope on the horizon.
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“This European culture war is the fight for our own culture,” the prime minister said. “Sometimes I hear that there’s a culture war going on in Hungary,” Orban said. “I suspect that the jostling for position and the debates in the papers between the various cultural philosophies are a part of the natural order of modern life.”

Orban said the cultural situation in Hungary could better be described as “culture peace”. “Soon there will be total agreement that our future has to be built on family, labour and the reunification of the nation,” Orban said.

He said Europeans respect other cultures and their representatives, but “no one can force us to take this as the relinquishment of our own culture and submission to another culture”.

“In our own land – and this applies to both Europe and Hungary – we wish to live according to the rules and values of our own culture,” the prime minister said. He argued that if Hungary’s historical and cultural foundations disappeared, “if we let them replace the cultural subsoil” , Europe would “collapse like a house of cards”. Hungarians can feel this danger, he said. “So we’ll stand up and declare who we are and our beliefs about God, the homeland and family and the impact Hungarians believe this has on European life,” Orban said. “If we don’t, we’ll fall victim to a creeping pan-European cultural self-renunciation.”
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Austria may join the U.S. and Hungary in withdrawing from the United Nations (UN) migration pact, Sebastian Kurz has said, following news that Poland is preparing to quit the agreement over security concerns.​

At a press conference Wednesday, the Austrian leader cited concern over sovereignty relating to the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration, which claims that huge movements of people across borders are “inevitable, necessary, and desirable”.

“We view some of the points in this agreement very critically. We will therefore do everything to maintain the sovereignty of our country and ensure that we as the Republic of Austria can decide for ourselves on migration issues,” Reuters reported the Chancellor as saying.

Speaking after a cabinet meeting, Kurz told journalists that the Danish government has expressed similar concerns over the agreement, which was previously signed by all UN member nations except the U.S., which withdrew last year.

Vice-chancellor Heinz-Christian Strache, from the populist Freedom Party, added that the government is looking into the legal implications of the document.

“It cannot … be that any formulations are adopted that could perhaps or possibly be interpreted to mean that migration can be a human right. That can and must not be the case,” he said.

Earlier this week, Poland’s Interior Minister Joachim Brudzinski said he was recommending that Warsaw quit the globalist compact, stating that “the draft of the agreement does not contain adequately strong guarantees of [nations’] sovereign right to decide who comes into their territory and [nor does it] distinguish legal and illegal migration”.

“We want Poles to be safe in their country,” the minister said, emphasising that citizens’ security is the government’s foremost priority.

“Hungary is also critical of the Global Compact (GCM) agreement,” notes the statement, referring to the country’s decision to withdraw from the “dangerous” globalist agreement.
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Poland, Austria to Quit UN Migration Compact: ‘We Want Poles to Be Safe in Their Own Country’

Poland is preparing to quit the UN migration compact over security concerns, stating Poles should be safe in their own nation.
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Nationalism is the issue of our age. From Donald Trump’s “America First” politics to Brexit to the rise of the right in Europe, events have forced a crucial debate: Should we fight for international government? Or should the world’s nations keep their independence and self-determination?

 

Brussels bureaucrats are working to create a “European Empire” without national borders and peopled by a “multicultural, mixed population”, Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has warned.​

Speaking on Hungary’s national day, marking the ill-fated 1956 revolution against the occupying Soviet powers which was eventually brutally put down after Western democratic powers decided to not intervene on Hungary’s behalf, Prime Minister Orbán has cautioned against the European project, which he said was becoming an empire.

Addressing the coming 2019 European Union elections, which will see member states across the bloc vote to send representatives to the European Parliament — which signs off on legislation created by the unelected Commission but can’t create its own — the Hungarian PM called on the people of his country to not stay silent.

“Let’s choose independence and a cooperation of nations over global governing and control. Let’s reject the ideology of globalism and support the culture of patriotism,” Mr Orbán said at the speech outside the former headquarters of the Soviet-era secret police, who said being born of a nation is part of the “historical and natural order”.

If Europe was to be a success, it should be a home of nations rather than a “melting pot”, he said in comments reported by HungaryToday.

Criticising the “European Empire” led by bureaucrats who are “without exception” in favour of mass migration, Mr Orbán warned that waves of “soldier age[d] men” migrating to Europe were “slowly but surely pushing European native residents into a minority”.
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Orban Warns Against 'European Empire' on Anniversary of Hungarian Revolution

Brussels bureaucrats are working to create a "European Empire" without national borders, Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has warned.
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(Friendly warning: 6 posts in a row in the same thread responding to no one in particular might well be seen as agenda posting, which is verboten here.)

This is a false dilemma:
Nationalism is the issue of our age. From Donald Trump’s “America First” politics to Brexit to the rise of the right in Europe, events have forced a crucial debate: Should we fight for international government? Or should the world’s nations keep their independence and self-determination?
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gracepoole said:
(Friendly warning: 6 posts in a row in the same thread responding to no one in particular might well be seen as agenda posting, which is verboten here.)
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I will offer a friendly chuckle in response. Six posts of news and opinion over the course of the last 22 days on this broad topic is not agenda posting. And nobody is stopping anyone else from mingling in their thoughts or other news articles either, Grace.
 
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