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restless is Portugal

Restless is Portugal 

There is mayhem in Paradise
the citizens of Lisbon are tired of the bother
and street fighting, where knives are used by
migrants 
Gang fights, robbery, and shop theft is a daily 
Matter, the police work double shifts 
Most of the incomers are from Pakistan and
Bangladesh, where Portugal once had a colony
The democratic socialists ask for calm
It was under their rules letting in people who 
Have no work, congregate in the streets 
harassing passers-by
A problem caused when a country takes in 
too many migrants that  can’t be absorbed
 into the population
 it is not helpful when migrants 
Are Islam followers demanding the right 
to practice their Islamic faith
Portugal is a staunchly catholic country 
her people are angry at migrants and politicians
Alike, those who sleep need to wake up before 
It is too late to find a peaceful solution 
The Jews in Lisbon marched also intimating
the knew a thing or two two
wishing the demonstrators peace and prosperity

Tribes

tribes

What is said is said and cannot be undone
the white people take a perverse delight 
in denigrating themselves as it should be 
a fearful badge of honour
(Do we detect a certain pride?)
Every tribe of people where murderous against
incomers as they upset the balance of cohesion
and must be fought with cruelty.
Every tribe in the world has committed atrocities
even the Jews, when given a chance,
But only the whites revel in the false culpability.
Was literature, art, music, philosophy and morals
a white man's burden?
They come from Muslim countries to seek sanctuary
yet demand we shall bend to their will to respect
Their faith, at the same time, hates Christianity
trying to destroy those who gave them succour.
White people should be proud we achieved greatness
where others sank into barbary.

Tasmania

Tasmania 

Wool of the sheep in Tasmania is full of soot a fire has 
destroyed the farms they belonged to. They have gone 
feral now grazing where there is any grass left… 
In a country where insensitive incomers stupidly  killed 
off the Tasmanian tiger, sheep are safe, no predators, 
but man. Tasmania, this land of bungalows, sheep and 
white immigrants seeking an Eden sans fear, then came 
the big fire and people had to flee into the sea to avoid 
getting burned. I was in Hobart once, it must be classed
as the most boring town in the world; and to my utter 
disgust they sold margarine made of  sheep´s fat. Think 
of if fish & chips cooked in THAT FAT. People who live in 
a secure society  do not improve their culinary taste or
and their culture ,tend to be provincial and they love fat 
sheep meat; an adoration which is typical for a people
 who lives in a cultural cocoon.


Time For Clearance

Time for Clearance

I was in Norway once, the paradise of social democracy, 
I saw many beggars, mostly Roma people who 
the inhabitant wanted to get rid of or send them out of 
town in the woods where they were not seen. If you are 
beggar you got to beg where the people are, foxes and 
sheep and have nothing to give. There is a strong sense 
of nationalism in Norway. The police did not hesitate to 
round up Jews and send them to concentration, and when 
the war was over most of the police officers continued in 
their work upholding the law. Norway as a nation has never 
looked at itself and taking tally of the nation´s behavior 
during war years, instead it is lauding the few who resisted 
the Nazi occupation and made them into icons. They shot 
Quisling but it didn´t stop what made a quisling possible. 
Still has not done so. Oil made Norway rich, yet there 
is poverty amongst the low paid and incomers for whom
there is little charity. The dark side of Scandinavia- violence,- 
hate against people who are different from them… those 
who do not fit into the nice, but untrue picture the country 
have of herself.

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