“If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face—for ever.” - G. Orwell
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As long as the press sticks to the Koran; their ink won’t stink.
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… and we think we are The Fourth Reich. 
and …
Those who mock the people WILL be dealt with by a strong people.
Nah, just kidding … this should take care of it … Make the sign of the X and screem at the screen
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I heard about this this morning from my wife.
I knew Germany and Europe had fallen since i lived there in the 80s and 90s, and i visit every few years for my inlaws in Portugal, but I had no idea it was so bad in detail now, boots on the ground level. i was just a tourist lately and not in the north.
the comments section says it all on zero hedge:
10 hours ago
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The US should leave NATO, and let Putin have whatever of the EU he wants.
They don’t deserve our protection.
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I wish I could leave this ****hole so badly. Find a nice cozy spot in the North East where its still 98% white, good schools, low taxes.
Bedford New Hampshire and Hollis New Hampshire are looking REAL good right now.
But alas - I am stuck here in the front row as ze Germans destroy their country again.
God help my wife, children and I.
9 hours ago
What holds you there? A good friend just walked away with his wife and mother. Total reboot.
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9 hours ago
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My wife is a doctor and the full-on retarded laws in the US (in the name of equality) recognizes medical degrees and qualifications globally as equally worthless.
So my German-trained wife and paediatrician would have to start over with residency and take the boards and have to take some more classes to be able to practice in the US … the exact same way a doctor from Haiti or Yemen or Turkmenistan would.
If Trump wanted to **** Europe he could simply require American Medical Boards to recognize European qualifications and allow EU doctors to practice here (maybe take the boards here but waive the dumb-as-**** residency requirement).
I envy your friend.
9 hours ago
The leftist totalitarians will be certain to “protect democracy” and freedom by destroying it.
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5 hours ago
Eventually they’ll be dragged into the streets and redrumed, but will it happen in our lifetimes? Then the people will be free until they let more technocrats take over
9 hours ago
could she not get a research fellowship in a teaching hospital in the US?
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9 hours ago
Try explaining that to a doctor whose only dream it was since childhood was … to be a doctor.
I am trying to organize myself that should things get bad here we have a place in the US to go - but until my wife realizes how **** things are its not happening.
She went to Berlin last weekend for CME and came out in tears as to how everything is falling apart and how Alexanderplatz there feels like “a different country.”
I just really hope she panics before the average person here does.
My only saving grace is the average German is as retarded as the average American so should SHTF here and millions of educated and wealthy want to leave - they’ll all be heading to LA or San Francisco or New York or Florida.
New Hampshire isn’t on anyone’s radar here, so I am fine with that.
7 hours ago
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First step is to open non-EU bank accouts to be able to move liquid assets out of the Eurogulag. Swiss banks suck for all intents and purposes but there is no country on earth where the protection of private property is better. It also allows for transferring Euro funds into genuine Swiss-Francs fast (multi-currency accounts in EU banks are not to be trusted). Owning RE in Germany might become problematic for the government will implement socialist policies.
Currently speaking out of Munich & planning to move abroad asap with my wife.
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5 hours ago
We are currently renovating our house completely. Goal is to get it ready for quick sale should we need to. Its in a very desirable neighborhood close to (but not in) a large German “A” city - so even if SHTF here it will always be valuable.
I already have Zillow searches going for the two communities in New Hampshire I mentioned earlier.
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5 hours ago
I’d research developing world as well Haut Couture
4 hours ago
as I live there, I could be accused of bias, but Turkey does make a good stepping stone for escaping the clutches of the West.
Banks are well funded, secure, guaranteed and pay fantastic interest rates (we’re up to 47% now).
After I got debanked in the UK, we both set up HSBC Premier accounts in Turkey, which then entitle us to UK sort codes and accounts as a proxy account. In that way, I’m back in the game despite TPTB’s rules about having a UK address. I can pay tax refund cheques in, buy a house with UK funds, get a job in the UK etc. But I don’t have to have a physical presence there.
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****ty. I’m aware of the insane international medical degree issues. My friend, a commercial airline pilot just quit. His wife, a doctor apparently quit as well.
The gravity of that is overwhelming. For them, anything to escape what could indicate a return to fascism + migrant crime +economic suicide, etc. Best thoughts 
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8 hours ago
A can only hope my wife makes a similar decision sooner rather than later, but see post above.
Its worse than the 1940s here - after the war the cities were destroyed but the language, culture and customs were still intact. Now we still have the destroyed cities (filled with “modern” buildings that look like Hell) and the language, culture and customs are shot-through after 80-years of post-war guilt and genetically the country has problems.
Its not as bad as Sweden or the UK or the Netherlands or France - but its +10 million third-worlders since I moved here in 12 years ago.
Europe will never recover from what is being done to us and us collapsing into oblivion is actually (no ****) the best thing that could happen to us.
If anyone from the Trump administration reads this and needs asymmetrical tips on how to **** over Europe let me know.
Start with immediately recognizing EU-based medical qualifications, nursing qualifications, an expedited immigration process and free English language courses (although most of the doctors here I know speak better English than I do).
For highly-educated individuals from Europe - make import of household goods tax-free, waive the fees for immigration and exempt them from world-wide taxation.
Under no circumstances though should be from here be allowed to vote.
7 hours ago
A couple with two daughters came to visit us for dinner recently. When the topic of AfD came up, one girl told she doesn’t consider the fact, that the leader of the AfD party (Alice Weidel) is a lesbian and married to a Sri-Lankan a sign of tolerance. Rather, she stressed that Alice Weidel didn’t openly support LGBT and therefore her being a lesbian doesn’t mean anything. When I answered “look, my wife and me are both voting for AfD” her mother (“Oh noooo”) almost got a heart attack.
Germany is ****** up beyond repair and there are no signs of a trend reversal anytime soon.
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6 hours ago
Imagine if Hitler hadn’t won the war and Germany was a free and liberal democracy with all the trappings that came with it.
Oh what could have been.
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5 hours ago
I openly tell people I vote for the AfD and no longer give two ***** what anyone has to say about it.
5 hours ago
I openly tell people I vote for the AfD
Your going to have to do more than that my friend.
You have a standing foreign army in your country that does not share you beliefs, culture or views of the world and will happily react to the slightest provocation. What Germany needs is the night of the long knives on steroids.
8 hours ago
There seems to be no problem with Indians coming to the US to be doctors or nurses. Even though it’s almost impossible for a white domestic male to get into medical school here, no such problems for Indians to come here to practice. I would think bringing German physicians over would be a good thing. I would much prefer a German to the Indians. Nothing against Indians but I think we have enough over here and I really don’t have much confidence in the competence of the Indian doctors and nurses I have encountered. They are certainly less impressive than our domestic, non-affirmative action doctors. There are a lot of them-I mean a lot. Maybe they should stay in India to help with that countries medical needs. As far as Germans -come on over. Let’s get operation Paperclip rolling again.
7 hours ago
I would much prefer a German to the Indians.
Which is why the Pharisees make it harder for the German to come here.
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5 hours ago
The problem here is the residency requirement.
Take my wife - been a doctor for almost 10 years now. Has little kids at home. Finished medical school here with almost a perfect score. Speaks three languages fluently and four if you count sarcasm.
In order for her to practice in the US - she has to walk away from everything and start over at the bottom of the totem pole all over again. Why?
The mouth-breathers on TV will tell you its to “guarantee quality” and “promote the concepts of equity and equality in the medical profession” … the real reason is to protect medical schools and the residency requirements in the US.
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Medical Schools charge a **** ton of money. Perverse amounts of cash. In most of Europe … its free. My wife has zero medical school debt. If suddenly EU-based degrees got recognized in he US - and you are halfway intelligent thinking about going to medical school … what would you rather have, finish with $500-$750k in debt - or do medical school (for free) in Europe and then do residency in Europe (still a **** show but far less of a grind than in the US).
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Residents are way hospitals in the United States still function. Without the never-ending flow of educated slave labor providing the overwhelming majority of medical services to patients after their 1st year - hospitals here would simply fail due to labor shortages or implode into impossibly long wait times. The medical system in the US relies on residents to keep the thing going. While it is exactly the same way in Germany as in the US - you are required by law to get 30 paid vacation days per year, paid maternity leave and hour caps on doctors working in the hospital per week (60 if memory serves).
Its essentially the medical schools and the system here looking out for itself.
4 hours ago
I really don’t have much confidence in the competence of the Indian doctors and nurses I have encountered.
Not just doctors trained in India. The nub of the problem with doctors trained in the under-developed world is that one doesn’t know if their degree was fairly acquired. Corruption is rife there – and considered acceptable there. No way to know with confidence that the doctor treating you, whose name is on the medical degree on the wall, was the person who actually sat for the medical exams.
6 hours ago
Interesting point. My new dentist is a legal immigrant from Venezuela who was a dentist there. She had to start here in the U.S. as a hygienist and repeat her training in the U.S. She is a good dentist, and I have complete faith in her.
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“My wife is a doctor and the full-on retarded laws in the US (in the name of equality)”
You haven’t even moved yet and already critical of “our laws.”
Idk the law but I assume it is designed to maintain high standards.
Saudi Sheiks come to the US for a reason when they need medical care.
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5 hours ago
I am an American here and have a German passport as well. I call both places “our”.
4 hours ago
Well then, fire away!
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And this is what the people actually voted for? After decades of left wing ding brainwashing perhaps the education system needs looking into. But giving women the vote, reducing the minimum age for voting and voting perverts into power have all contributed.
9 hours ago
Voting is a joke, in reality is a nice game of ‘you really matter’ real voting is based on accounts in a bank
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Voting is the slave’s suggestion box
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Move to Antarctica, guarantee you most won’t dare to even send you a letter of ‘missing you’
Edited - Here is a funny part, that continent is only last one not touch by human stupidity, but is important and use for a lot of research, and mostly left alone (those winds are like self-defense)
eespecially Artic Routes though (Arctic Sea which really is Arctic Mediterranean Sea, which also includes the Nordic Seas to be precise North Atlantic. ) that is different topic.
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except, of course, the Antarctic Treaty covers that option by forcing citizens of signatory states to apply for permission to travel below the 60th Parallel. You could go anyway, but you’ll (potentially) be imprisoned once you set foot in your own country again if you do it.
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8 hours ago
See Sir, they always think about that ‘extra lane’ ":}} You notice that Treaty right? I was wondering if some will pay attention to it. Kind of Catch n Catch within.
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@Haus - Roger that. Painful. One quick anecdotal story straight out of the 1940’s - Another friends mother, a doctor in Holland saw the trend - quit and started “training” to “become” a doctor again in the US. She breezed it. Smart woman. Said the system/time cost sucked but history proved her instincts to be correct.
The metaphor, frog in the pot comes to mind…
Btw, we’re on PLAN C now😅
5 hours ago
New Hampshire is not near as conservative as it used to be. For decades Taxachusetts citizens have been fleeing their state and but still vote for Democrats. NH is not longer a reliably conservative state. You may have to look West or South.
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Agree. 100% . . .
Iceland is in my focus now. Our country is lost.
Went into the city (munich) yesterday during the day. I think I saw about 10 germans. A arab or Indian guy almost hit me with his Porsche while driving through a red light.
A arab bus driver was too lazy to open all doors and made a game out of opening random doors to annoy the passengers.
I complained online about the foreign drivers and their daily **** behavior (which is difficult to do as there is no real complaint department).
Only got an automated response containing the name of the head of public transport.
Find out he is a (((J))) . . of course he is.
I am so sick of it.
Germany is lost. The media has total control over our peoples minds. The AfD-Panic has morphed into a fascist mania. I just lost a online dating account I had for years because I mentioned that I vote AfD.
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