'Merkel Must Go!' Huge German Protest Today Over Open Borders Muslim Immigration

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JAMES DUNN July 30, 2016

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3715877/Thousands-German-protesters-prepare-streets-Merkel-demonstration-against-Premier-s-immigration-policies-say-caused-terror-attacks.html



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Good, the effect of their last big PEGIDA protests didn't seem to last long

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The people of Europe have continually elected Socialist Welfare State Governments, and now they're all wondering why those Governments are unresponsive to the serfs they rule over.

They thought they could afford to live free and easy. Government would provide.

Except that their Governments weren't providing.

The U.S. was providing because the U.S. assumed the cost of protecting them with the U.S. Military after WWII.

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I think it is more possible now than it has ever been before that Merkel may be forcibly/politically ousted before the end of the year. The Germans have had to endure more than they, or anyone, can tolerate. And whenever they appeal to Merkel for relief her inevitable, "Let them eat cake", answer is more than unsatisfying; it is infuriating.

Will we ever see a Teutexit? Merkel's outrageous policies, combined with her blind stubbornness in dismissing the horrible turmoil in which she has thrown her own nation and people, are making this impossible scenario more possible than ever.

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Merkel's asylum policy under fire again from key ally
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By AFP     20 hours ago in Politics

German Chancellor Angela Merkel's key ally in Bavaria distanced himself again on Saturday from her welcoming policy towards migrants in the wake of a series of brutal attacks in the country.

Horst Seehofer, the conservative premier of Bavaria, said he did not share Merkel's "We can do it" credo on accommodating the almost 1.1 million migrants and refugees who arrived in 2015.

Seehofer, who leads the Christian Social Union, the sister party to Merkel's conservative Christian Democrats, said, "with the best will, I cannot make it mine. The situation is too problematic."

Read more: http://www.digitaljournal.com/news/world/merkel-s-asylum-policy-under-fire-again-from-key-ally/article/471353#ixzz4FyuIiVZy