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zaterdag 21 oktober 2017

Rajoy neemt gas terug, maar verklaart in feite tegelijkertijd dat hij het Catalaanse parlement buiten werking zal stellen..........

Rajoy, de fascistische premier van Spanje, stelt binnenkort het Catalaanse parlement buiten werking, zoveel is wel duidelijk....... Nog steeds houdt hij een slag om de arm, maar stelt tegelijkertijd alvast dat de Catalanen aankomende januari in 'vrije verkiezingen' een nieuwe deelregering mogen kiezen en dat hij zo snel mogelijk verkiezingen zal uitschrijven........

Dat Rajoy een slag om de arm houdt is puur en alleen om de kritiek in binnen- en buitenland op het keiharde optreden o.l.v. de Guardia Civil enigszins te dempen. Geweld bevolen door de corrupte regering Rajoy, gericht tegen mensen die vreedzaam gebruik maakten van hun democratisch recht te stemmen in een (vrij) referendum voor of tegen de onafhankelijkheid van Catalonië...... De regering Rajoy heeft zelfs geen moeite gedaan een tegen campagne op poten te zetten!

Het is meer dan duidelijk dat Rajoy de Catalanen niet vertrouwt, immers het referendum had theoretisch ook in het nadeel van de onafhankelijkheid voorstanders kunnen uitvallen........ M.a.w.: Rajoy weet dat een grote meerderheid van de Catalanen voor onafhankelijkheid is........ Eén ding is zeker: die meerderheid is door het schandalige fascistoïde optreden in opdracht van Rajoy alleen maar verder gegroeid, ofwel de geest is definitief uit de fles!

Het grootste deel van de politici in de EU staat achter de Spaanse overheid en haar uiterst gewelddadige optreden (waar men dat laatste uiteraard zoveel mogelijk probeert te verzwijgen). De reguliere media hebben zich ook al achter Rajoy en zijn boevenbende geschaard...... Vandaar ook dat u niets hoort over het feit dat Rajoy de Catalanen al delen van hun autonomie heeft afgepakt*, de druppel voor de Catalanen, die tot het onafhankelijkheidsreferendum heeft geleid. Overigens een onafhankelijkheidsstreven dat bepaald niet van vandaag of gisteren is.........

Oh waarom de Spaanse overheid dan gelijk zou hebben volgens die politici, simpel daar onafhankelijkheidsstreven niet is opgenomen in de grondwet, een grondwet die deels nog steunt op het fascistische bewind van massamoordenaar, verkrachter, martelbeul  en opperschoft Franco......... Trouwens nogal logisch dat dit niet wordt opgenomen in een grondwet, het is nu juist de democratie die garandeert dat er ook rekening wordt gehouden met minderheden en hun legitieme wensen!

* Zie: 'Catalaanse onafhankelijkheid door een andere bril dan die van de reguliere westerse (massa-) media'





        en: 'Timmermans (PvdA EU): "There can be no human rights without the rule of law...."'

       en: 'Bankenmaffia chanteert het Catalaanse volk........'

       en: 'Geert Mak over Catalonië: de Catalanen slaan aperte nonsens uit........ Hoor wie het zegt... ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha!'

       en: 'BBC World Service en hoogleraar Radboud met gekleurd 'Catalaans commentaar.......''

       en: 'Catalonië: Karel de Gucht >> de EU moet zich uitspreken tegen ondemocratisch Spaans geweld!'

       en: 'Catalonië en Puigdemont gefeliciteerd met de dikke overwinning van de onafhankelijkheid coalitie!'

       en: 'Catalonië: Spaanse koning Flip VI roept Catalanen in zijn kersttoespraak op tot verdraagzaamheid en en eenheid........'

woensdag 11 oktober 2017

Catalaanse onafhankelijkheid door een andere bril dan die van de reguliere westerse (massa-) media


Het volgende artikel nam ik over van Anti-Media, hierin een gesprek met een VS burger, die meer duidelijkheid geeft over de Catalaanse wil tot onafhankelijkheid.

Terecht wordt in dit artikel een ander beeld geschetst, dan de reguliere media u laten voorschotelen. Bijvoorbeeld dat de wil tot onafhankelijkheid inderdaad een streven is van het grootste deel van de Catalanen. Voorts wordt melding gemaakt van de fascisten die meeliepen in de demonstratie op 7 oktober jl. tegen de Catalaanse onafhankelijkheid.....

Eén van de redenen dat de Catalanen nu onafhankelijkheid wensen, is het feit dat de Spaanse premier Rajoy 14 statuten voor Catalaanse autonomie heeft geschrapt in 2006.......*

What an American Citizen in Barcelona Wants You to Know About Catalonia


October 10, 2017 at 6:58 am
Written by Anti-Media Team

Anti-Media spoke with Isabelle Bolla, an American woman who has lived in Catalonia for the past two years.
(ANTIMEDIA) — On October 1st, Catalonia held a disputed referendum vote in an attempt to declare independence from Spain. On voting day, Spanish police were documented using excessive force against Catalans attempting to place their vote. While the situation in Spain has recently garnered much attention from the media as it reaches a boiling point, tensions between the governments of Catalonia and Spain have been building for years.

Just yesterday, Spain’s ruling party made a veiled threat to assassinate the president of Catalonia, as shared in this tweet from Julian Assange, who continues to be outspoken on the issue.

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Zie opmerking over deze video**
EU silence has now led to this: Spain's ruling political party just made a barely veiled threat to have Catalonia's current president shot.


In light of the recent unrest in Spain surrounding Catalonia’s vote for independence, we spoke by email with Isabelle Bolla, an American woman who has lived in various regions of Spain, including living in Catalonia for the past two years. As an outsider who has spent considerable time in Spain, Isabelle has a unique perspective on the situation from inside Barcelona.

Can you discuss the general atmosphere you have experienced recently in Catalonia?
Over the past month, I have seen mass mobilizations of people who have peacefully gathered to affirm their desire to vote in a referendum. Many have felt discontent with the Spanish state and its treatment of Catalonia, and others want a say in their future. While not everyone may agree or want independence, 80% of Catalans wanted the right to vote on their future. Prior to October 1st, there was an energy in the air of excitement. People were ready to vote. I ended up being in a small town on the night before the election. Numerous people were camping out and sleeping inside of the designated locations for voting, to protect them from the possible threat of Guardia Civil (Spanish national police) which had been deployed to cities and towns all over the region. People were genuinely scared of what could happen if the police showed up, but there was a feeling of excitement – as some have waited their whole lives to vote.”

What did you witness on the day the referendum was held? You mentioned a feeling of excitement, did that continue throughout the day?
People started lining up at 4am, and waited until the polling stations opened at 9am. Luckily, no police were deployed to the location I was in, so everything was peaceful and orderly. It was a normal and completely democratic process. At one point the voting systems completely crashed, as they did in ALL voting stations all over Catalonia, as the Spanish government had managed to shut them down with court orders. People resorted to voting manually, and the vote went ahead nonetheless. I saw a 93 year old man vote, and everyone clapped for him on his way out – it’s incredible to think of the things he has likely seen in his life, and that he made the morning walk to vote and have his voice heard.
I returned to Barcelona the same day, and was filled with emotion at the devastating brutality which occurred on behalf of the Spanish police, and resulted in nearly 900 injuries. The videos which followed only further demonstrated the volatility of the operation. I attended a few manifestations in Plaza Catalunya and tried to check out other local polling places, in which people were still officially voting until 8pm.
Over the past month, the Spanish state has censored the press, shut down .CAT domains, sent in police forces, arrested government officials, and gave the order for riot police to conduct themselves in a violent manner to voters. Their strategy thus far has been questionable.”

What happened during the pro-unity march held on October 7th?
Yesterday in Barcelona and Madrid people who oppose secession gathered to show support for a united spain. While a majority of these people were peaceful, it should be noted that there was a large amount of Falange and far-right attendees (such as Vox — another right wing, anti immigrant, racist group) These groups are notably fascist, and many were caught on camera doing Nazi salutes (which is banned in many parts of Europe) and carrying pre-constitutional Falange flags. Again, I am not alluding that the entire population was fascist as that certainly wasn’t the case, but rather that their presence was completely allowed and not explicitly banned, which in my opinion is an issue in and of itself.
There was a large turnout for pro-unity demonstration. I think many people from all over Spain are hurt about what probably feels like the dissolution of a marriage. It’s hard not to get personal, and feel a range of emotions. I think that’s why it’s so crucial for both sides to speak to each other, because ultimately a large standoff will end up hurting the populations and civilians the most.
It should also be stated that a majority of attendees were not from Catalonia, but were bussed in from other regions of Spain. Bus options were available to anyone all over Spain for a mere 34€. So a large population of those attending were from other Spanish regions. I personally witnessed an influx of busses throughout the day coming, and going.
I also witnessed a car driving past my apartment, covered in Spanish flags and blasting the “Marcha Real” on the speakers, which is Franco’s national anthem and notoriously fascist.
I would like to be clear again, that not all of the population there was fascist, but the fascists were not DENOUNCED or told to leave – which is problematic.
Just last week, thousands gathered in Plaza del Sol in Madrid to sing “Cara Del Sol,” another fascist tune indoctrinated into the youth during Franco’s regime.
I believe in peaceful assembly and peaceful protests, but the appearance of these far-right exclusive and divisive groups calling for “unity” only incites intimidation and fear, and produces the opposite effect to many Catalans, and outsiders like myself.”

Can you give an example of the difference in attitudes between the Catalan people and the Spanish police?
On October 3rd, I attended the “vaga general” which was a general day of strike in Catalonia. It was called on by unions and approved by the Catalan government, leading to an entire work stoppage. This strike was called in solidarity with the Catalan people and against the unproportional use of force demonstrated by Spanish police on October 1st. As with all Catalan manifestations, the mood was festive and it was completely peaceful. I think the force and aggressiveness of Spanish police and the Spanish government has in turn had the opposite effect it hoped for, and has only further invigorated the separatist movement. Given the history in Catalonia, people here do not react well to force or oppression, as it is reminiscent of life merely 40 years ago. Another mobilization is called for this week, and we will likely continue to see more.”

Catalans attempted to vote in a democratic election for a referendum, and succeeded. But the Spanish government has maintained that this referendum vote would not take place. Can you tell us what the referendum is for?
The referendum was for the right of Catalans to vote if they wanted to become an independent republic outside of Spain. As polls are constantly fluctuating, the numbers on who supports independence are unclear. What can be said is that 80% of the population supported a referendum to solve the matter. Over the past few years, unofficial non-binding referendums on the same matters did win overall support — but again, it’s hard to fully understand these numbers as whole. To get a full scope, it would be wise to analyze voter turnouts as a whole in regional and national elections, and cross reference them to referendum elections. The pressures that Catalans had to deal with to vote on October 1st should also be taken account. According to Catalan officials, around 770,000 were unable to vote due to police interference.
In Catalonia, 5.3 million or so are eligible to vote in a population of 7.5 million, and around 4.9 are Catalans.. The average turnout has been between 2-2.5 million people in many referendums, which should already be a signal of alarm to the Spanish state that nearly half of the population is voting in favor of independence — and that there is a deep divide present.”

The Spanish prime minister insists that no referendum was held in Catalonia but officials say, according to preliminary results, 90% voted for independence. Why does Catalonia want independence from Spain?
Catalonia wants independence because of many issues and a variety of reasons. Many have to do with unfair treatment from the Spanish government, and the fact that in 2006 PP and namely Spanish PM Mariano Rajoy reneged on a previous promise made to Catalonia, and subsequently canceled out nearly 14 statutes of autonomy the region was granted by his predecessor. Stripping the autonomy of the region and turning its back on Catalonia left many people very angry. The following 2008 financial crisis further exasperated these sentiments.
It also has to do with money, as many Catalans pay more in taxes than what they receive back, leading them to borrow money from the Spanish government to provide basic services for its citizens. While this is always the precedent, that richer regions pay more in taxes; Catalonia has all together paid morethan it’s wealthy European counterparts in Paris, London, etc.
I believe it also boils down to identity, which is a VERY big factor. Many Catalans do not necessarily feel Spanish, they identify as Catalan.”

Prior to this referendum, had there been previous effort on the part of the Catalan government to reach out to the Spanish government to attempt an agreement?
Over the past 6 or 7 years, the Catalan government has made numerous attempts to speak with the Spanish government to discuss more autonomy, or even to try to agree on a question for a referendum. All of these attempts have been shut down, leading the Catalan government to respond with one binding question and referendum.
Studies have shown that if more than one question was posited, or if Spain had agreed on the question with Catalans many perhaps would have voted to stay. I don’t see that necessarily being the case after the events of the past month, and after October 1st.

Here in the U.S. almost everything that goes ‘wrong’ is blamed on Russia. It looks like the media is using Russia as a scapegoat in this instance as well, claiming that Russian meddlers are to blame for the Catalan crisis. Have you seen this in the media where you are?
I have briefly some some content alluding to collusion with Russia, which seems to be the case worldwide now. As far as I know, these parallels were drawn by the newspaper El Pais, whom also mentioned that Julian Assange (who has been vocal about the Catalonia/Spain situation) is also in works with Russia. While I have no doubt that seeing a fractured Europe would serve Russia’s best interests, I am highly speculative of Russia playing any kind of integral role in matter. The call for a referendum, and the desire for independence has no correlation to Russia, and it should be noted that mentioning Russia or attempting to use Russia as a scapegoat is an easy way to diminish or invalidate the opinions of millions of people.

With your knowledge of events over the past week and your experience in Spain, what do you think will happen over the next few days?
Well, there have been many assumptions and analysis over the possible endgame steps and strategies that will be implemented. I think the Spanish government is going to measure which steps it can incrementally implement to stop or put a halt to a declaration of independence. Sedition charges, and arrests will likely be made over the next week and could perhaps be it’s first way of cracking down. Last week, Spain’s government passed a law which makes it easier for companies to move their official headquarter base out of Catalonia and into Spain, as a way of adding economical pressure to the region.  
Following this, a few companies and banks moved their HQ address to Spanish cities, out of prudence and as a contingency plan – although it should be noted that most companies actual headquarters will remain here, and only the fiscal address has been moved. Adding economical pressure, and following with a series of arrests looks like the current course for now.
Up to this point, the Spanish government has refused any outside mediation and has also refused to engage in active civil discourse and dialogue with the Catalan government while “independence is still on the table.” Of course, this entire problem revolves around independence, so it seems both governments have been unable to even sit and meet properly for a discussion.”
Article 8 of the Spanish Constitution allows it to explicitly use its armed forces to ensure the sovereignty and unity of the country. “The mission of the Armed Forces, comprising the Army, the Navy and the Air Force, is to guarantee the sovereignty and independence of Spain and the constitutional order.”, Spanish Consitution, Article 8)
Alongside article 8, it is likely that article 116 and 155 will be implemented as well following a UDI. Article 116 quite literally invokes MARTIAL LAW in three stages: Stage of Alarm, State of Emergency, and State of Siege. (“An organic law shall regulate the states of alarm, emergency and siege (martial law) and the corresponding competences and limitations.”
– Article 116, Spanish Constitution).
Article 155 would revoke the autonomy of a region, and remove the government in power. The central government in Madrid would therefore presume control over Catalonia economically and politically. Invoking article 155 has been dubbed the “nuclear option.” The Vice President of Spain did confirm that this article would be implemented the same day as a hypothetical UDI.
Both of these articles will require a congressional majority to pass.
I think the Catalan government will move to declare independence as it promised the population it would do. The Catalan Parliament is the legitimate representative body of Catalans, and they have the internal power and legitimacy to declare independence. They are seeking to declare it for a number of reasons, and because a UDI (unilateral declaration of independence) would allow them to accept mediation from foreign governments, and recognize Catalan statehood. There attempts and calls for mediation have been ignored, and Spain has refused any dialogue up to this point – so this undoubtedly seems to be the way forward. It’s unclear yet if it will occur incrementally or all at once.
Following the UDI, it is highly likely that article 155/116 will come into play, which is cause for concern. I fear further aggressive tactics from the Spanish state will cause backlash in the region, and lead to more strikes and mobilizations. People will absolutely take to the streets.
I believe the Spanish government will hold off on instituting 155 for now UNTIL Catalonia declares independence, which is also likely to occur in the next few days. It is not only plausible, but highly likely that this move will trigger a deep disaccord with the population, and lead to more demonstrations of passive resistance.

In your opinion what is the ideal outcome for Catalonia?
I think the ideal situation for Catalans and Catalonia would be dialogue with the Spanish government with outside mediation, where they can clearly have their voices heard, with a neutral mediator in place. This is idealistic, and given how things have played out over the past month it seems unlikely to happen. Ideally, the Spanish and Catalan governments would work together towards understanding each other and reaching an agreement that is suitable for both. Dialogue, dialogue, dialogue. The main thing missing, is what would help the situation the most. Countless MEPS, Nobel Peace Prize winners, and countries have urged Catalonia and Spain to simply talk; but Spain has refused to this point, choosing force and aggression, against what it sees as a rebellion.
The other ideal situation would be a compromise within the Spanish government to either grant more autonomy, make it a state within a Federal spain, or give permission to hold a legally binding referendum (as the U.K did with Scotland.) None of these are plausible with the current political trajectories in place, but they would certainly be ideal.
Since the former situations seem quite lofty and out of reach, then the other best alternative would likely be the UDI. According to international law, self-determination is in numerous international treaties and does denote the legal right of a people to decide their destiny in international order. With that said, the EU is largely against secessionist movements, and cannot legally recognize an independent state unless the parent state itself (Spain) has come to an agreement or arrangement with the government seeking secession, and has agreed to recognize their statehood – which is highly unlikely to happen.
If Catalonia does break free and leave the EU ( at least temporarily), it will lose the protection of the EU, however this would leave it open to mediation that it can legally accept. Just because it leaves the EU, does not mean it would not be accepted back in.

What is the most important thing about this situation that you think the rest of the world needs to know?
Catalonia is a very prosperous region of Spain, and makes up nearly 22% of its GDP and 17% of its populace. In 2016 it generated nearly 226 billion, in comparison with Portugal which produced 180 billion (these numbers may not be exact – but are close to the figures and estimates.) While no exact economical analysis has been conducted on viability as an independent region, it would be foolish to dismiss the overall power of the Catalan population and region. Barcelona is and has always been one of the most important ports in the Mediterranean, and the overall 14th most important in Europe. It accounts for 25% of all exports from Spain, while Madrid accounts for 11%. Catalonia also represents around 2% of Europe’s overall GDP, so it is an economic and regional powerhouse.
I think this is the biggest crisis both Spain and Europe have faced in a long time, and it’s happening in a digital age which really changes the way information is spread and received.
What I can tell you personally is that the movement for secession is not an extremist agenda; these are normal people, of all ages who just want a democratic process to decide on a democratic future. A majority of supporters hail from rural areas, and in metropolitan cities, like Barcelona there is possibly less desire for it because the population is mixed – but it is very real and it should not be dismissed, ignored, or suffocated. I think that Spain has reached a point of no return, and the current government has used aggressive tactics which have backfired and left people in Catalonia feeling more resentment to the central government, and feeling like their government is not trying to listen to them. All people want here, is to be heard — and for a chance to speak. And they should have that.”

The most critical moment for Catalonia arrives in just a few hours, when President Carles Puigdemont is expected to issue a declaration of independence, insisting on Catalonia’s wish to negotiate with the Spanish government and the need for mediation. 

History should not be repeated,” said Pablo Casado, a spokesman for Spain’s governing People’s party, the day before the declaration.

We hope that tomorrow nothing will be declared, because perhaps the one who declares it will end up like the one who declared it 83 years ago.”

Puigdemont is scheduled to speak today at 6pm local time “to report on the current political situation” as pressure grows amid warnings by the Spanish government against secession.


Hoorde zojuist in het BBC Scotland radionieuws van 14.00 u., dat de Spaanse premier en fascist Rajoy de eerste stappen zal zetten tot het terugdraaien van de Catalaanse autonomie...........

** Let wel: de getoonde video is niet dezelfde als in het originele bericht, waar slechts 38 seconden te zien zijn van de video hierboven (de video in het origineel kan ik niet overnemen). In het origineel worden deze eerste seconden ondertiteld, hier de Engelse tekst: "We just saw last october 6 that the 83rd anniversary of Comapnys' declaration of independence passed almost unnoticed. I believe history shouldn't be repeated and lets hope tomorrow nothing will be declared, because maybe the one who declared it will end as the one who declared it 83 years ago". >> Ofwel Hiermee waarschuwde deze fascist van de Partido Popular de president van Catalonië, Carles Puigdemont, dat ook hij vermoord kan worden, zoals de Catalaanse president Lluis Companys i Jover dat 83 jaar geleden overkwam, nadat hij de onafhankelijkheid van Catalonië had uitgeroepen.........

Zie ook: 'Spaanse verkiezingen: Steven Adolf (schrijver, journalist en 'Spanje kenner') slaat de plank volkomen mis'

       en: 'Spaanse regering hekelt 'gewelddadige protesten' in Catalonië'

       en: 'Catalaanse politici tot lange straffen veroordeeld voor het houden van een referendum en dat in een 'democratie...''

          en:  'Catalonië onafhankelijk: waarom hoor je EU landen (en de EU zelf) niet over de zware inperking van de democratie in Spanje?'

        en: 'Puigdemont de gevluchte Catalaanse politicus is gearresteerd door de Duitse politie.......'

        en: 'Duitse procureur generaal wil Puigdemont uitleveren........'

        en: 'Puigdemont mag volgens de Duitse rechter worden uitgeleverd aan Spanje...... Alweer een zwarte dag voor de EU....'

        en: 'Spain's Suppression of the Catalonia Independence Movement Is Backfiring'




        en: 'Timmermans (PvdA EU): "There can be no human rights without the rule of law...."'

       en: 'Bankenmaffia chanteert het Catalaanse volk........'

       en: 'Rajoy neemt gas terug, maar verklaart in feite tegelijkertijd dat hij het Catalaanse parlement buiten werking zal stellen..........'

       en: 'Geert Mak over Catalonië: de Catalanen slaan aperte nonsens uit........ Hoor wie het zegt... ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha!'

       en: 'BBC World Service en hoogleraar Radboud met gekleurd 'Catalaans commentaar.......''

       en: 'Catalonië: Karel de Gucht >> de EU moet zich uitspreken tegen ondemocratisch Spaans geweld!'

       en: 'Catalonië en Puigdemont gefeliciteerd met de dikke overwinning van de onafhankelijkheid coalitie!'

       en: 'Catalonië: Spaanse koning Flip VI roept Catalanen in zijn kersttoespraak op tot verdraagzaamheid en en eenheid........'

zaterdag 7 oktober 2017

Bankenmaffia chanteert het Catalaanse volk........

Twee banken met hun oorsprong in Catalonië, hebben aangegeven hun kantoren naar buiten Catalonië te verplaatsen. De banken Sebadell en Caixabank hebben besloten hun hoofdkantoren te verplaatsen en zoals het zich nu laat aanzien, zelfs als het Catalaanse parlement, dat eigenlijk al buiten werking is gesteld door de autocratische, fascistoïde regering Rajoy, besluit Catalonië niet onafhankelijk te verklaren.....

Gezien de keiharde houding van de Spaanse regering Rajoy, is het maar zeer de vraag of het Catalaanse parlement a.s. maandag wel de kans krijgt zich onafhankelijk te verklaren, zoals het voornemen is.........

Naast een aantal bedrijven die al hebben aangegeven ondanks alles in Catalonië te blijven, hebben een aantal andere bedrijven al aangekondigd deze regio te verlaten.........

Al met al kan je deze voornemens niet anders zien dan chantage van het Catalaanse volk......... Immers met het verdwijnen van hoofdkantoren van banken, verzekeringsmaatschappijen en andere bedrijven, loopt de Catalaanse regering straks honderden miljoenen aan belastinginkomsten mis...... De aandeelhouders reageerden opgelucht, zo schoten de aandelen van Sebadell en Caixabank omhoog na de mededeling dat hun hoofdkantoren verplaatst zullen worden......

Naast het banken geteisem, verantwoordelijk voor de enorme crisis die in 2008 losbarstte, is er dan ook geen lager tuig dan aandeelhouders die blij worden van dit soort berichten en berichten waarin massaontslagen worden aangekondigd........ Dit nog buiten investeringen in doodsindustrieën als de wapenindustrie of de vleesindustrie......... Het is zelfs zo zot, dat aandeelhouders in oliemaatschappijen zich verzetten tegen maatregelen die proberen de klimaatverandering tot staan te krijgen......

Trouwens op de landelijke radio nieuwszenders van Nederland, België, Groot-Brittannië en Duitsland had men de laatste dagen 'een keur aan deskundigen', die verklaarden dat maar een klein deel van de Catalanen voor onafhankelijkheid is...... Gelul uiteraard, zeker als je ziet dat: -een fiks aantal stembureaus werd gesloten, -de bevolking van te voren met geweld werd bedreigd door de Spaanse regering Rajoy en -er al vroeg op de dag veel geweld werd gebruikt tegen mensen die gebruik wensten te maken van hun democratisch recht te stemmen in dat referendum >> geen stimulans voor mensen die later hun stem wilden uitbrengen.........

Dan durven deze 'deskundigen' nog te zeggen dat de Catalaanse deelregering fout was, daar het geen 'nee campagne' heeft gevoerd....... ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! Dat was en is toch echt de taak van de Spaanse regering, die hier totaal nalatig in was. Daarom is het juist zo schandalig dat de EU landen en de EU zelf er voor het grootste deel het zwijgen toe deden en doen, of zelfs de kant van de Spaanse regering kiezen, neem PvdA opperflapdrol voor de EU, Timmermans met zijn 'proportioneel geweld'*.

Eén ding is zeker, zoals al vaker gesteld op deze plek: het aantal Catalanen dat naar onafhankelijkheid streeft, is op zeker fiks gegroeid de laatste week!!!

* Zie: 'Timmermans (PvdA EU) over Catalonië: proportioneel geweld is soms gerechtvaardigd........ AUW!!!'





       en: 'Catalaanse onafhankelijkheid door een andere bril dan die van de reguliere westerse (massa-) media'

       en: 'Rajoy neemt gas terug, maar verklaart in feite tegelijkertijd dat hij het Catalaanse parlement buiten werking zal stellen..........'

       en: 'Geert Mak over Catalonië: de Catalanen slaan aperte nonsens uit........ Hoor wie het zegt... ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha!'

       en: 'BBC World Service en hoogleraar Radboud met gekleurd 'Catalaans commentaar.......''

       en: 'Catalonië: Karel de Gucht >> de EU moet zich uitspreken tegen ondemocratisch Spaans geweld!'

       en: 'Catalonië en Puigdemont gefeliciteerd met de dikke overwinning van de onafhankelijkheid coalitie!'

       en: 'Catalonië: Spaanse koning Flip VI roept Catalanen in zijn kersttoespraak op tot verdraagzaamheid en en eenheid........'

        en: 'Puigdemont de gevluchte Catalaanse politicus is gearresteerd door de Duitse politie.......'

       en: 'Duitse procureur generaal wil Puigdemont uitleveren........'

vrijdag 6 oktober 2017

D66 en ChristenUnie akkoord met niet uitbreiden kinderpardon

Gistermiddag werd in het Radio1 nieuws van 16.30 u. bekend gemaakt dat de uitbreiding van het kinderpardon, een wens van D66 en de 'Christen'Unie, niet zal plaatsvinden onder Rutte 3...........

Blijkbaar vinden D66 en de CU het belangrijker te regeren, dan een uiterst belangrijke moreel ethische wens, waarin er menselijkheid wordt getoond naar kinderen die hier al jaren verblijven.......... Deze kinderen uitzetten is een schending van de mensenrechten en de rechten van het kind.........

Ach, ook dat is niets nieuws, immers hoe hebben D66 en de CU het ijskoude, inhumane afbraakkabinet Rutte 2 kunnen steunen in haar smerige beleid??? Om een paar broodkruimels die het toegeworpen kreeg?? Eens oplichters altijd oplichters!

Trouwens, 'goed te zien', dat het CDA definitief haar ware inhumane gezicht volledig laat zien...... Het CDA heeft afgerekend met compassie tonen naar de verdrukten der wereld, zelfs kinderen zijn niet meer veilig met het CDA in het 'regeringszadel........'

Hetzelfde CDA dat in het EU parlement samenwerkt met de fascistische regeringspartij Fidesz van de corrupte fascistische hufter Orbán en met de Spaanse Partido Popular, van opperschoft Rajoy, die na vreselijk geweld te hebben uitgerold over de bevolking van Catalonië, die hun democratisch recht wilden uitoefenen, nu zelfs het Catalaanse parlement buiten spel heeft gezet.........

Zoals u al zult hebben begrepen: het CDA past prima bij deze partijen en zoals gezegd het CDA werkt ook daadwerkelijk met hen samen in het EU parlement, dit onder de strontvlag van de EVP........ CDA ploert van Haersma Buma durft zelfs terug te grijpen op de 'waarden en normen' van vroeger tijden en wil het zingen van een maf volkslied verplichten, kortom een prediking van het nationalisme...... Hetzelfde nationalisme dat één van de wortels is van het fascisme!