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August 29th, 2016 
Awake Goy David Duke
August 28, 2016
TRS Radio (WASHINGTON, D.C.) – McFeels and Halberstram return this week, with McFeels recording from the fatherland, to discuss Trump’s apparent cucking on immigration and Hillary’s much-anticipated speech targeting the Alt-Right and it’s subsequent implications.
0:00 Intro/Announcements/Donations – FTN T-Shirts are here!
10:00 HIGH ENERGY: Latest Polls
20:00 LOW ENERGY: Trump Stumbles on Immigration
51:00 Maine Governor is a Madman
55:00 Black Pilling the Blacks
1:01:00 The Europa Report
1:10:00 Shitlord Abroad Season 2
1:20:00 Hillary’s Alt-Right Speech
1:38:00 Reactions to Speech
1:42:00 Nothing But Bad News for HRC
1:51:00 Bottom of the Stack
2:00:00 MFTDC
2:06:00 WhiteHotTakes “Time for the Alt Right” (Fashy REO Speedwagon)
Lyrics by JackNolan and White Hot Takes
I’ve been around for you
I’ve voted, campaigned for you
But I haven’t seen any change
I’ve swallowed my pride for Jews
Even though I knew
In my heart you’d let me down once again
You had my throwing my vote away
Cause you hated winning
All of your failures
And still you are shilling
Keep cucking left
And I say goodbye
I believe it’s time for the Alt Right
You said you’d work it out
You said you’d fight it out
But deep down you were really all cucks
Oh, now I’m tired of holding on
To a party I know is gone
I do believe that I’ve had enough
I’ve had enough of the falseness
Of the virtue signaling
Enough of the pandering
And the gibs never ending
Keep cucking left
And I say goodbye
I believe it’s time for the Alt Right
Time for the Alt Right
White man gotta set himself free
Time for the Alt Right
Without us there’s no GOP
You’re gonna hurt when we say bye
But it’s time for the Alt Right
Time for the Alt Right
White man gotta set himself free
Time for the Alt Right
Without us there’s no GOP
You’re gonna hurt when we say bye
But it’s time for the Alt Right
Text of the Europa Report
Ι am Autolycus and this is the Europa Report for the past week, Αugust 19th to August 26th,bringing you the latest news on the Continent regarding new political developments and the ongoing ‘’refugee’’ crisis.
Let us begin with Germany which managed to deport only 32,328 fake refugees out of the total 1,5 million that have entered the country since 2015.
The figures, obtained by the Bild newspaper, show that despite the German government’s claims that only “real” asylum seekers would be allowed into Germany, Angela Merkel has allowed anyone from anywhere to enter Germany. The figures obtained by Bild showed that “violent resistance” caused the cancellation of deportations of nationals of the following countries: Eritrea, Gambia, Somalia, Iraq, Cameroon, Pakistan, Algeria, Morocco, Syria, and Afghanistan.
Another great problem is the number of fake passports -for use by ISIS terrorists in Europe— that have been discovered in “refugee” camps in Greece.
From http://newobserveronline.com/
The Italian newspaper La Stampa said that forged passports intended to be used by refugee-terrorists have been found in Greek “refugee camps.”
According to the report, officials from Europol conducted an investigation into the trafficking of fake documents for ISIS in four countries—Iraq, Syria, Greece, and Austria—following a trail of false identity papers and how they were being used to invade Europe.
The paper said there were “concerns”—an understatement—about “how potential terrorists from Syria and Iraq may have avoided government controls in Greece by hiding among refugees and using false Syrian passports to make their way to Austria and other parts of Europe.”
In response to this great security crisis, the “Alternative fur Deutschland” party called out for German citizens to be able to defend themselves with firearms.
From http://www.europeancivilwar.com/
The chairwoman for the party, Frauke Petry, said: “Many people are increasingly feeling unsafe. Every law-abiding citizen should be in a position to defend themselves, their family and their friends.
“We all know how long it takes until the police can get to the scene, especially in sparsely populated places.”
Germany has suffered four violent attacks in July and there have been various clashes between migrants and locals putting increasing pressure on Angela Merkel and her lenient migrant policies.
Ms Petry sparked a debate earlier this year when she called for German police to be allowed to use firearms against illegal migrants.
She rejected calls to toughen up gun laws, saying this would affect respectable citizens and not those who acquire weapons in the so-called “dark net”, which is only accessible via special browsers.
Also, as Reuters details, Germany is currently on high alert after two Islamist attacks and a shooting rampage by a mentally unstable teenager last month.
Berlin announced measures earlier this month to spend considerably more on its police and security forces and to create a special unit to counter cyber crime and terrorism.
“The population will be obliged to hold an individual supply of food for ten days,” as the government’s document “Concept for Civil Defence” states which has been prepared by the Interior Ministry
The paper said a parliamentary committee had originally commissioned the civil defense strategy in 2012.
Moving on to France, where the highest administrative court on Friday suspended a ban on full-body burkini swimsuits that has outraged Muslims and opened divisions within the government, pending a definitive ruling.
From http://www.breitbart.com/london/
The Conseil d’Etat gave the ruling following a request from the League of Human Rights to overturn the burkini ban in the Mediterranean town of Villeneuve-Loubet on the grounds it contravenes civil liberties.
The court said in a statement the decree to ban burkinis in Villeneuve-Loubet “seriously, and clearly illegally, breached the fundamental freedoms to come and go, the freedom of beliefs and individual freedom.”
The ban, which spread to more than a dozen coastal towns, had exposed cracks within the Socialist government’s unity as Prime Minister Manuel Valls defended it on Thursday while some ministers criticised it.
That is the reason Nicolas Sarkozy said on Thursday he would impose a nationwide ban on burkinis if elected back to the presidency in 2017.
Hundreds of supporters waving French flags chanted “Nicolas! Nicolas!” and applauded as Sarkozy, a conservative president from 2007 to 2012 before losing an election to Socialist Francois Hollande, promised to protect the French people.
“I will be the president that re-establishes the authority of the state,” Sarkozy told a crowd of more than 2,000 packing a sports hall in Chateaurenard, a Provence town where his Les Republicains beat the far-right Front National (FN) in regional elections last year.
In other news, in Austria, Freedom Party candidate Norbert Hofer has extended his lead in new polls heading into the Austrian presidential re-run as he continues to dominate his rival Alexander Van der Bellen.
From http://www.breitbart.com/london/
The polls show that Hofer is now leading the former Green Party leader by six percentage points, after the previous election in which they were both virtually tied. The October 2nd re-run of the second round of the presidential elections could play much differently because of recent terror attacks and instability in Turkey reports OE24.
Ιt is worth mentioning that according to a new report from German media, the Turkish intelligence service, known as MIT, has over 6,000 operatives in Germany and Austria.
The Kronen Zeitung reports that the MIT has even pressured German Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere to act against supporters of Imam Fethullah Gülen, the man President Recep Tayyip Erdogan blames for being behind the failed coup last month.
Moving on to Italy where a devastating earthquake hit central Italy early Wednesday causing a death toll of 120.
From http://www.usa.forzanuova.info
The 6.0-magnitude quake flattened mountain towns between Lazio, Umbria and Marche. Some 64 people are known to have died in the village of Amatrice near Rieti alone.
The earthquake, which struck at 03:36 local time and was followed by a second, 5.4 magnitude seism at 04:33 between Umbria and the Marche, was said by civil protection authorities to be “comparable in intensity” to the 2009 L’Aquila earthquake in which over 300 people died.
A few hundred were reported injured and an unspecified number of people were still missing as of the early evening on Wednesday. About 200 aftershocks were felt, the strongest of which had a magnitude of 4.9 on the Richer scale.
Prime Minister Renzi visited Amatrice where he met with the head of the civil protection agency and the infrastructure and transport minister, Grazinao Delrio.
There were reports of “apocalyptic scenes” with many collapsed buildings in the towns and villages affected. Rescuers had difficulty accessing the area due to landslides and damaged infrastructure.
In the United Kingdom there are signs of a post-Brexit economic boom as high streets are heaving with shoppers and big companies have reported few signs of distress.
Retail sales in August reversed much of an immediate post-Brexit vote fall, with retailers reporting their strongest sales in six months, industry data showed on Thursday, partly due to a weaker pound attracting overseas buyers. Official figures out last week showed the number of people claiming unemployment benefit fell unexpectedly in July.
In a related fashion, EU leaders will tackle security and migration policy as well as economic growth at a key September summit in Slovakia to plot the bloc’s future without Britain.
From http://www.breitbart.com/london/
“The Bratislava summit will accent ways that we can improve economic power, create more job for young people and now to boost internal and border security,” Germany’s chancellor said at a joint press conference with Czech Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka in Prague.
The informal meeting on September 16 will go ahead without Britain after its voters chose to leave the bloc in a June referendum.
Talks among the bloc’s 27 remaining members are likely to be challenging as Berlin’s preferred vision of a centralised, federal Europe clashes with proposals for a confederation of nation states popular among leaders of eastern EU members.
Speaking of Prague, German Chancellor Angela Merkel was on an official visit in the capital of Czechia on Thursday 25 August. The agenda was: the future of the EU following the “Brexit” and the migration crisis.
After meeting Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka, the Chancellor traveled to Prague Castle to meet Czech President Miloš Zeman. He is known for his outspokenness and his criticism of the immigration policy in Europe. According to media reports, when the Czech president offered flowers to the German chancellor, he told her to smile a bit. He then offered her other gifts, a copy in Czech and German of the book The Adventures of Good Soldier Schweik in the great war, written by Jaroslav Hašek.
Czech President also reminded Merkel that Germany could not hold responsible the countries who have not invited illegal migrants and demand quotas from them.
An incident also marked the afternoon, a man driving a black Mercedes tried to enter the convoy of the Chancellor, he was unceremoniously arrested by police.
The Daily Express reports that it was possible assassination attempt on the German Chancellor.
Czech police halted an armed man in his car as he allegedly tried to join Merkel’s motorcade during her visit to the capital.
Local reports claim that officers found a baton, a canister of tear gas, cement blocks, and handcuffs in the man’s black 4×4 Mercedes.
A video posted on the Blesk news website shows several officers around a police car talking to the middle-aged man.
“The perpetrator has been detained,” police spokesman Josef Bocan said.
That was all for this week!
The Europa Report is a compilation of selected articles from the following sites:
http://www.breitbart.com/london
http://www.usa.forzanuova.info/
http://www.europeancivilwar.com/
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