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Friday, April 4, 2025
FM of the Country that Brutally Murdered 6 Million Jews Says That Netanyahu's Visit to Hungary "Marks a Dark Day"
German Foreign Minister Baerbock:“Netanyahu’s visit to Hungary marks a dark day for international law.”
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Garnel Ironheart
said...
Here's how Western Europe relates to Hungary. Imagine you have a bunch of smart, cool kids and another kid who's okay in smarts and not so cool but not stupid. The smart, cool kids all decide to do something because they think it's smart and cool. The other kid says "No, that's stupid and I'm not doing it." Then it turns out he was right. The smart, cool kids don't response by saying "Well what do you know" but "No, we're smart and cool and you're not so you're stupid!" Western Europe handed itself over to the Muslim horde and is now losing its societies to the Eurabians. Hungary said no and is doing fine. And the West can't stand it!
I suppose that according to the German foreign minister, Adolph Eichmann's visit to Hungary in March 1944, was a bright day for international law as well as the day Argentina gave sanctuary to that monster.
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Here's how Western Europe relates to Hungary.
Imagine you have a bunch of smart, cool kids and another kid who's okay in smarts and not so cool but not stupid.
The smart, cool kids all decide to do something because they think it's smart and cool. The other kid says "No, that's stupid and I'm not doing it."
Then it turns out he was right. The smart, cool kids don't response by saying "Well what do you know" but "No, we're smart and cool and you're not so you're stupid!"
Western Europe handed itself over to the Muslim horde and is now losing its societies to the Eurabians. Hungary said no and is doing fine. And the West can't stand it!
I suppose that according to the German foreign minister, Adolph Eichmann's visit to Hungary in March 1944, was a bright day for international law as well as the day Argentina gave sanctuary to that monster.
Very good analogy. Interesting what jealousy and regret can do!
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