Germany enjoying more cultural enrichment

Thank you. Big Pharma is decidedly not your friend!

Not all of them, of course. But the idea that the government can’t officially acknowledge what’s happening because it would undermine their policies should be obvious — it’s not a conspiracy theory, it’s a conspiracy fact.

Or take George Soros, for example. The so-called conspiracy theories about him are demonstrably true. Just recently, Senator Kennedy spoke on the Senate floor about how Soros used his influence to purchase a radio station in Louisiana to spread his Open Society progressive propaganda. He strong-armed his way in, bought out the station, and miraculously had every Democrat he donated to expedite the approval process.

Then there’s the well-documented scandal of Soros funding District Attorneys across the U.S. who push a progressive, soft-on-crime ideology. These DAs — all backed by Soros — refuse to prosecute black criminals under some warped notion of social justice — once again, the direct influence of his Open Society Foundation. He clearly has an agenda, and he uses his wealth and power to fund political campaigns that implement it. This isn’t speculation; it’s fact.

And of course, there’s his well-documented support for mass migration, openly advocating for the demographic transformation of White Western countries into multicultural, multiracial societies. He’s a major proponent of the so-called Great Replacement and funds propaganda — seen across state and corporate media — designed to brainwash the public into not only accepting their own displacement but celebrating it.

Yet, every time I provide these examples, you dismiss them out of hand as mere conspiracy theories, or worse, anti-Semitic tropes, implying that everything I’m saying is nonsense and not worth taking seriously. So I have to ask — why? Why do you reflexively dismiss things that are demonstrably true and have been pointed out, time and time again, by people in positions to know?

Research by whom?

If you want to assume you know more than the people who live here, because you've digested the Ministry Of Information's latest missive, have at it.

One imagines that, with all their resources, they would be best placed to know, although no government is perfect - as Trump is demonstrating. The question is more that would they be likely wrong, as opposed to amateur commentators? Or those on one side of the political divide, who one would reasonably expect to play down the dubious antics of fellow travellers?

Yeah, I remember that thread. But you're saying since then they have been trying to take posts down? That's disappointing. This is precisely why I do my thing here on the Politics board. If I was as unfiltered on the GD board as I am here, I would have been banned a long time ago.