Belgian rioters attack the king's car with him inside in violent unrest over death in police custody

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    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...-car-violent-unrest-police-custody-death.html
    The Brussels police station was destroyed and looted after being attacked by migrants.
    It seems that the Belgians are planning George Floyd 2.0. All events are developing like a blueprint from the American script. Expect a golden coffin and a grand funeral service for another "innocent" negro.
    We place bets, who is next, France or Germany?
    I guessed that Western Europe this year will be given over to the plundering of migrants. But I didn't expect it to start so quickly.
    What do you think, countries are ruled not by patriots, but by globalists, and therefore countries are given over to plunder by migrants and homegrown idiots?
     
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    License tag 1 is on a Mercedes, not a BMW :)
     
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    Yep! I agree on that.

    The furor over someone's death really should have to do more with a person's character, not with their skin color. Our problem here though is different.


    Craig Roberts who I respect immensely, wrote years ago that the police were killing black kids. He also said that under Obama some Jewish organization was paying the Israel military to train the police. Not too smart!

    The situation in Israel is totally different from what it is here, so how their military reacts to the Palestinian children - right or wrong, has to do with the political situation in the area. The problems we have in the inner cities, is a domestic social problem and should have been dealt with accordingly.

    You don't kill children, and you don't send young people to jail for smoking pot so they could come out hardened criminals. We're suffering today because of those stupidities.
     
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    I think the reason for the growing chaos around the world is the decline of the capitalist economy. Imperialism has outlived its usefulness.
    The definition of capital is self-increasing value. That is, the capital cannot but expand. In other words, capital devours the weaker. And as a result, the rich get richer, but the poor get poorer.
    But the world is already divided among large corporations. That is, in order for one capital to expand, the other capital must be destroyed. And in this struggle, only a world war can determine the winner, as a result of which it will be possible to make a new redivision of the world. It was like that before. World crises stopped only and exclusively after the world war and a new redivision of the world.
    But modern warfare is tantamount to the destruction of humanity. After such a war, the living will envy the dead.
    Therefore, the oligarchs are afraid to start a new world war. But there are no other methods to end the crisis under capitalism. And the oligarchs don't know what to do. Hence the chaos.
    Everyone understands that the path to progress lies through a change in the social and political system. But the new social and political system deprives oligarchs with power and privileges. Oligarchs do not want to lose power and privileges. Therefore, they will resist with all their might. The only way to delay the collapse of capitalism is fascism. Therefore, chaos is created in many countries. For example, in the EU, this is a migration policy.
    And this will inevitably lead to the fact that the indigenous population will require a "strong hand". That will ensure the coming to power of the Nazis.
    I write about the EU, but the same is happening in the US. Watch the BLM hysteria.
    But you and I know very well how fascism inevitably ends. Is not it?
    In this case, the name of the new government can be anything. But this will not change the essence. The new government can criticize Hitler, prohibit the swastika, and so on, but this will not stop this government from being a fascist government with total control over the population, strict censorship and other attributes of fascism.
     
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    The US government fell into the hands of self serving individuals who didn't have the ethics and morals of previous generations. Money is their god.

    This nation was built on small business'. Monopoly laws were put into place, but they were trampled on or ignored by the Democratic Party which was once for the worker, but since the jobs left for China, it has become a party of oligarchs. Farms were being sold for decades to mega corporations because the farmers couldn't pay the inheritance taxes.

    Small business were swamped with regulations and taxes so they couldn't grow and produce jobs. Then they were pushed out by the large companies who opened one store after another in the same area to drown them out. If they didn't drown and were successful, the large corporations would make them a large offer that they couldn't refuse so they could buy them out. Now with the Corona, these corporations are in their heyday as small business' are going bankrupt and selling to them at low prices.

    All this is to establish a one world government under corporate control. So whoever owns the corporations, owns the world. This is what the Great Reset is about. Anyway it's not going to come about because WWIII will intervene. I'm a Christian, so I have it on the best authority. God has some unfinished work to do before there's a world government and a world president. One who will deceive the world and be the culmination of all evil.
     
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    Ok I bet you two likes on two posts I completely disagree with that France is next and then Germany
     
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    Exactly! Bravo!
     
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    How is this corporation going to rule all the world? Is it setting up shop in Communist China?
    Will it tell Iran what to do? How will it survive in Saudi Arabia? Will Putin bow before it?

    ps technically there has only been one world war - that of 1939-1945 fame. If there was a
    'nuclear exchange' between China and America, killing half a billion people, that wouldn't
    be WWIII. Just say'n.
     
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    Since when did police brutality become a big public issue in Belgium?

    Something tells me this is either an exported idea that came from the United States; or that, as Belgium diversifies, it is dealing with problems that it never had to deal with before and the society is becoming more like the United States.
     
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    Either that, or the end results of decades of policies of large scale immigration.
    Increase the supply in the labor force, there is no pressure for wage levels to go up. To say nothing of the strain on housing supply in already crowded desirable areas.
    The thing is, Western Europe has not known poverty. Not in the generations that are still alive. Thus they were not really concerned at all about the state of job opportunity in their economy. Everything must certainly go on being as it was before, people assumed. (Which is an easy assumption to make)

    If suddenly the rug gets pulled out from under everyone, and suddenly those European governments are no longer able to provide what the economy does not, there are going to be some big problems. Especially with the entitled state of Western European society. Those in Eastern Europe simply have come to accept their fate, and at least the housing market is not tight there. But those in Western Europe will become unruly if suddenly their living standards drop and become more like Eastern European levels.

    However, I would question how much of a role economics really plays in these riots here. I would guess only maybe 40%.

    (Notice how all your brains shutdown because the content in this post is "too complicated" to simply interpret. If you just want simple answers, you're not going to get reality)
     
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    It has not reached that level yet in Germany because a larger portion of the total migrants let into Germany were Turks.

    Saying that France will be "next" is absurd, because the situation in France (or at least the Paris region, the total center of French economy and life) is already more advanced than Belgium. In case you have been hiding under a rock, and not heard of all the rioting and homelessness that has been going on in Paris over the last 5 years.
     
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    Over in the Economics section of this forum, I pointed out how the availability of cheap labor supply was likely the major driving force behind the phenomena of large companies taking over, and pushing out small businesses.
    Before, that big business model would not have been able to compete with individual owned businesses. But make lots of desperate workers who are willing to work hard for low pay, having few other options, then the big business model can thrive off that. It wasn't so much a matter of wage levels, but of working conditions and people having control over their working conditions, as you would have if you were running your own small business.
     
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    I'm also going to say the opening post in this thread is over the top and exaggerated, even if there is probably some truth to it.

    Belgium probably won't be descending into complete chaos anytime soon.

    But I do wonder if these type of things might signal the beginnings of a new norm.

    Like I keep saying, all sorts of social problems America has been dealing with for many decades, but now Europe is only recently dealing with.
    The people and society there do not know how to deal with it, having no prior experience in their history.

    When we see the division of "good" and "bad" (unsafe) neighborhoods, middle class families moving into newly constructed communities further away, and gated communities (to protect from crime), then we will know that Belgium has become more like the United States.
     
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    DESPICABLE! A prisoner dies of a heart attack and it's taken as an excuse to riot and loot? Toxic blackness plain and simple.
     
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    I'll just leave this old video from Paris. Things are much worse now.
     
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    Every riot has an inspiration and funding. Consequently, if riots began in Belgium, then it is beneficial to someone. You can always think of a reason for a riot. You think this is the first time in Belgian history that a person detained by the police has died? ... But the riot only happened now. Obviously, the death of the detainee is only a pretext.
    Vladimir Lenin - “People have always been and always will be stupid victims of deception and self-deception in politics until they learn to seek out the interests of certain classes behind any moral, religious, political, social phrases, statements, promises.”
     
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    Everything is being bought up now in the US by the mega corporations. It's a trend that's been going on for about two decades, and with Corona and the closing of business' and bankruptcies, it's being done at a faster rate.

    As for Vladimir Putin, he's fighting the globalism as was Trump. This is why there is so much animosity towards them by the ideologues and the globalist 'elite'. The Great Reset towards a liberal one world government will be brought up at Davos this year, and their theme is; 'Building Back Better'. It will be an enslavement for humanity similar to the USSR.

    George Soros stated in videos years ago that he wanted a one world government and one world economic system, so the 150 plus liberal organizations his 'Open Society Foundation' funds in this country, and the hundreds of NGO's he supports in foreign countries is towards that end.

    As for a world war, well the situation is especially dire in Eastern Europe, the Eastern Mediterranean, the Arctic, the Middle East, North Africa, the Caucasus, etc., etc. The latest was the pull out by Washington of the Open Skies Treaty. Russia said it will have to pull out as well because it can't trust the Europeans not passing information to the US.

    There's a continuous build up by Nato in Eastern Europe, and with the inflammatory situation in the Eastern Mediterranean, anyone who doesn't foresee the world heading towards war is foolish.
     
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    I might be wrong, but from what I know French workers cannot lose their jobs, so it leaves no openings for any new comers. If so, it means there's a lot of unemployment and a lot of people must be living off the State. I believe they wanted to change the system a few years back, but the people objected.


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    Pleeze! We are talking about zee great France.

     
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    I don't think so. The problem is that there are too many regulations and taxes for small business' to compete. The Republicans tried to help and eliminate some of the regulations, but the Democrats would pile on more in support of the environmentalists, workers and large corporations.

    Anyway, this is the opinion I formed years ago. Today the situation might be different, so I'm not that sure.
     
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    We have about half the number of companies listed on the New York Stock exchange that we had when Clinton was President. It was the corporations greed for more profits which sent manufacturing to China and other low cost labor countries. More profits meant bigger CEO and Executive salaries as corporations paid in stock they bought their own stock back driving up the share prices thereby paying themselves even bigger salaries. They even resorted to BORROWING to buy back shares to drive up their own paychecks.
     
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    It's dumb enough in the US, but completely inexplicable when it comes to Europe.

    As I am getting fairly tired of saying: arrest those individuals who riot, leave peaceful protestors alone.
     
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    Migrants? I think you made that one up. As far as I know, it got attacked by Belgiums.

    The only home grown idiots are the fascist white atm. And plenty of them work in the police.
    They got the Vlaams Belang there with plenty support for it's fascists cause.
    At least they are open about it. It's the rebrand of Vlaams Blok who got banned in 2004 for obvious reasons.

    Germany too is no stranger of far right terrorism.



    All there is,... is denial of far right violence.
     
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    Excessive foreign outsourcing and excessive foreign imports are effecting the world globally

    greedy corporatism is destroying the middle class, destroying capitalism

    when this happens, some will always blame "others" for stealing their jobs, when the real issue is there is less jobs
     
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    Andrew Yang's precepts are the only way to go.

    We are seeing the greatest economic miracle in the history of humanity, the end of scarcity, yet our short-sighted pols are interpreting it as a financial catastrophe.

    Madness.
     
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