10 thoughts on ““We Will Not Succumb to Brainwashing””

1. well Czech this out!!

2. I always love to go to Prague. Beautiful city, very kind, gentle and cultured people. The Czech people always treated me, as a tourist well. They do not need any cultural enrichment. Just keep your country as it is now! This speech of Miloš Zeman shows that at least this part of Europe is not sleeping at the wheel.

   • ” this part of Europe is not sleeping at the wheel. ”
     I pray they are not and know their interests and the right path to take.

     The rest of Europe has plunged in unreasonable, de- enlightenment darkness of the devil. Renaissance reversed.

3. In view of what Zeman had said recently, along with what Orban and Fico also said previously, I bet Merkel is livid.

   Just take a look at this extract from the Telegraph:

   Merkel said “Those who can consider themselves lucky that they have lived to see the end of the Cold War now think that one can completely stay out of certain developments of globalisation. It just strikes me as somehow very weird,”

   “When someone says ‘This is not my Europe, I won’t accept Muslims,’ I have to say, this is not negotiable,” Mrs Merkel said.

   Mr Orban has claimed Europe’s “Christian values” are under threat from Muslim refugees.

   “Who are we to defend Christians around the world if we say we won’t accept a Muslim or a mosque in our country? That won’t do,” Mrs Merkel said.

   • It’s important to accept Merkel’s statement that her ruling class move to flood Europe with muslims “is not negotiable.” There is simply no way to save Europe by peaceful means. The socialist ruling class will have to be overthrown — violently.

4. Spot on!

5. Anybody else out there seem to notice that the ONLY places where sanity can be found these days regarding “THE RELIGION THAT CANNOT BE NAMED” invaders are composed of the former “Eastern Bloc” nations?
   Maybe years of communism (the very essence of political [idiocy]) have immunized their people to the blatant [idiocy] of the rest of EUrope, and its desire to ingest an overdose of “THE RELIGION THAT CANNOT BE NAMED”?
   Or-should we just call it Voldemortism and be done with it?

   • Flintlock, we can indeed call it by its name, Islam. We can even name its followers, Muslims. I like your idea of Voldermortism, though – just added it to my spellcheck dictionary along with “Voldermortists”.

     [By the way, I know you find our comment rules restrictive but we gotta live here. The accumulative effect of having lots of people clearing their throats and spitting on the floor in disgust is doing a job on my soul. Public language is deeply degraded as it is. Thus, the need for a [heh] safe space where people can vent while maintaining civility becomes ever more important. We want GoV to remain a place where mutual courtesy can continue no matter what the murderous barbarians do.

     Here’s a case in point: a few years ago, the B was a contributor to Breitbart’s section on Europe. I think it was called “Big Peace”?? back then. I doubt they kept that title.(This was back when no one was paying much attention to Europe at all. Now Breitbart has expanded to the point of having their own London section – there may be other cities, or they may be limited to English speakers; can’t remember. With time, they may approach the Daily Mail’s coverage.) Eventually the B stopped making the effort because American interest in Europe, even by those running the page, was distracted, and it seemed no one wanted to read about boring Old World stuff. I got the sense from the comments, and from many other sites’ focus, that what we published was too much insider baseball about a place not worth their attention.

     My point is this: nearly every comment thread of any given post of the B’s began with a kind of knee-jerk sneer that usually started with, “Europe is done. Stick an fork in it.” or a variation thereof. For the most part, that was the extent of what they knew about Europe. But there was one ray of sunshine: you could tell the GoV commenters on those threads because they stood out as knowledgeable and civil.

     In other words, venturing outside GoV simply reinforced my intuition that keeping it clean was worth the effort.]

   • I agree with you: those who lived with Russia’s boot on their neck are the most sensitive to any effort to make them into robots again. They have learned to look after their own interests first. The rest of the West will double down on the socialist tools of repression in an attempt to bring them back into line. Thus they’ll be called nazis, xenophobes, racists, etc. What we’ve seen here in the US (and is even worse in Europe), that is the ratcheting up of public shaming and using lawfare to keep the dissidents in line, is going to get worse.

6. some background info on the eastern European countries & their response to the migrant flow: http://lepontduhadu.blogspot.fr/2015/11/the-eu-migrants-visegrad-4.html

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