Hamer en Sikkel voor Europa, de EUSSR ontsluierd
 

Velen onder ons wisten het en hebben er voor gewaarschuwd.

De fanatieke eurofielen ontkenden in alle toonaarden en beweerden dat praten over een EUSSR er over zou zijn.

Maar dat kan nu niet langer...

Hamer en Sikkel voor Europa

Het is bijna perfect, enkel de Swastika ontbreekt nog...


Telegraph - You thought the whole 'EUSSR' thing was over the top? Have a look at this poster
19 oktober 2012

<sub>Take a close look at this promotional poster. Notice anything? Alongside the symbols of Christianity, Judaism, Jainism and so on is one of the wickedest emblems humanity has conceived: the hammer and sickle.

For three generations, the badge of the Soviet revolution meant poverty, slavery, torture and death. It adorned the caps of the chekas who came in the night. It opened and closed the propaganda films which hid the famines. It advertised the people's courts where victims of purges and show-trials were condemned. It fluttered over the re-education camps and the gulags. For hundreds of millions of Europeans, it was a symbol of foreign occupation. Hungary, Lithuania and Moldova have banned its use, and various former communist countries want it to be treated in the same way as Nazi insignia.

Yet here it sits on a poster in the European Commission, advertising the moral deafness of its author (I hope that's what it is, rather than lingering nostalgia). The Bolshevist sigil celebrates the ideology which, in strict numerical terms, must be reckoned the most murderous ever devised by our species. That it can be passed unremarked day after day in the corridors of Brussels is nauseating.</sub>

Bedankt voor de EUSSR, beste Europese Commissie ! :thumbsup:

Wie is de schrijver van dat artikel?

Even naar wikipedia: Daniel Hannan

a British journalist, author and politician who is a Member of the European Parliament, representing South East England for the Conservative Party

OK :lol:

Die denken dat wij een kolonie zijn.

Hij zal de foto gedurende zijn goedbetaalde werkuren genomen hebben.

Goed nieuws, de Europese Commissie verwijst de poster naar de prullenmand !

Het aanwenden van het symbool (hamer en sikkel) is verboden in sommige Europese landen.

Litouwse diplomaten reageerden uiterst verontwaardigd op de foute poster.

De Europese Commissie heeft alvast beloofd het misbaksel neer te halen...

15min.lt - European Commission to take down poster with hammer and sickle following Lithuanian outcry

European Commission (EC) officials have promised to Lithuanian diplomats to remove a poster hanging in the EC building in Brussels which sports the Communist hammer and sickle.

<sub>"In the wake of our probe, the European Commission notified us there had been a poster competition, which was co-financed by the commission. EC officials promised us it would be taken down," Arūnas Vinčiūnas, ambassador-at-large at Lithuania's permanent mission at the European Union (EU), told BNS on Monday.

In his words, the poster was hanging in the main offices of the EC, Berlaymont. A photograph published in the British media last week reveals that the hammer and sickle was palced next to Christian, Islamic, Judaic and other religious symbols, which formed a five-pointed star.

"I see one interesting thing. If the poster is hanging and it looks like a big five-pointed star from a distance, it raises no concern. And if one comes closer and starts looking into details, then some concern might arise. It's just very interesting psychologically and politically. The large five-pointed start itself seems to have not raised any concern," Lithuanian MEP and former head of state, Vytautas Landsbergis, told BNS on Monday.

His fellow MEP Radvilė Morkūnaitė-Mikulėnienė told BNS the European Commission should have paid more attention, and the incident itself demonstrated that Europe still lacked knowledge of Eastern European history.

"Such posters with such symbols only add to the position that Communist crimes need to be evaluated, and Europe needs to learn more about what has been happening in that part of Europe for 50 years, and that not everyone entered a new stage in 1945 as others were occupied for long decades. The main problem is the lack of knowledge of history. I wouldn’t want to believe that it’s provocation or some evil things," the MEP said.

"The European Commission knows that the symbol – the hammer and sickle – is banned in some EU member states and should pay more attention," she added.

Another Lithuanian MEP, Leonidas Donskis, representing Lithuania's Liberal Movement, said the poster was unacceptable and insulting to Eastern Europe.

"In this case, we need patience and we need to tell them that it's improper and unacceptable. Other signs [in the poster] are real almost thousand-year-old religious symbols. The hammer and sickle is a modern sign. Secondly, it is related to a violence-based ideology and not atheistic belief. Thirdly, it symbolizes pain of Central and Eastern Europe. To do such things means to ignore a tragic experience of a large part of Europe," Donskis told BNS. "We need to say very patiently that it's improper, that should not happen and that such things do not improve Europe's image. It’s something between ignorance, total ignorance, stupidity, and a willful gesture," he said.

Meanwhile Lithuania's Ministry of Foreign Affairs refused to comment.

EC officials promise to look into the details of appearance of the poster.

"The European Commission has condemned crimes of totalitarian regimes. The European Commission's Europe for Citizens Programme funds projects of commemoration of victims of Nazism and Stalinism. The European Commission did not publish the poster," Giedrius Sudikas of the European Commission Representation in Lithuania told BNS.

Meanwhile British MEP Daniel Hannan published a photo of the poster in his blog on the Daily Telegraph website on Friday, showing the hammer and sickle alongside symbols of Christianity, Judaism, and other religions. They form a five-pointed start above slogan "We can all share the same start. EUROPE4ALL."

“For three generations, the badge of the Soviet revolution meant poverty, slavery, torture and death,” he wrote in the Telegraph.

“It adorned the caps of the chekas who came in the night. It opened and closed the propaganda films which hid the famines. It advertised the people’s courts where victims of purges and show-trials were condemned. It fluttered over the re-education camps and the gulags. For hundreds of millions of Europeans, it was a symbol of foreign occupation,” Hannan continued.

The Lithuanian Penal Code stipulates a prison term of up to two years for the denial or gross minimization or public approval of crimes committed by the Soviet Union or Nazi Germany. A Lithuanian law prohibits distribution and demonstration of Nazi and Soviet symbols. Offenders face a fine of LTL 500-1,000 (EUR 145-289).

Those denying Nazi and Communist crimes also face punishment in the Czech Republic, Poland, and Hungary.

The European Commission said in December 2010 it saw no pre-conditions for initiating a document introducing a pan-European ban on denial or gross minimization of Soviet and Nazi crimes.</sub>

In de USSR hadden ze nog het fatsoen om wat sociale voorzieningen te hebben. Dat kan je van de EU niet zeggen.

Klopt. In de ex- Oostblok-landen zijn er heel wat mensen nostagisch naar de communistische ouwe tijd. Toen hadden ze tenminste eten, onderdak, werk, school en gezondheidszorg gegarandeerd. Nu moet je voor alles ( duur ) betalen, en anders kan je verrekken.
Daarom vind je op elk straathoek een hoer, en lopen de straten vol dieven, dealers en ander gespuis. Dat zijn de kinderen van het kapitalisme.

Creatief!

:lol:

Zie ik daar die afschuwelijke Trol Rompuy?

De Europese commissie hangt van (Eurokloten) aan elkaar.

Wat een afschuwelijk politiek gedrocht, gewrocht uit de botten van Napoleon en Hitler, wordt ons door de strot gewrongen.

Witte boordjes ?

Kom kom, even serieus nu... SVP...

No shxx... Nou moe...

En krijgen ze het toch voor elkaar ?

Video
President of Europe this long-awaited day. We were told that, when we had a President, we would see a giant global political figure: the man that would be the political leader for five hundred million people; the man that would represent all of us on the world stage; the man whose job was so important that of course you are paid more than President Obama. Well, I am afraid what we got was you. And I am sorry, but after that performance that you gave earlier I do not want to be rude, but you know, really, you have the charisma of a damp rag and the appearance of a low-grade bank clerk.
The question that I want to ask and that we are all going to ask is: who are you? I had never heard of you; nobody in Europe had ever heard of you. I would like to ask you, Mr President: who voted for you?
And what mechanism I know democracy is not popular with you lot what mechanism do the peoples of Europe have to remove you? Is this European democracy?x
I sense, though, that you are competent and capable and dangerous, and
I have no doubt that it is your intention to be the quiet assassin of European democracy and of the European nation states.

Oei, oei, laat 'em stoppen...

You appear to have a loathing for the very concept of the existence of nation states; perhaps that is because you come from Belgium, which of course is pretty much a non-country.
But since you took over, we have seen Greece reduced to nothing more than a protectorate. Sir, you have no legitimacy in this job at all, and I can say with confidence that I can speak on behalf of the majority of the British people in saying: we do not know you, we do not want you, and the sooner you are put out to grass, the better.




't doet pijn verdomme... 'damped rag'... OMG !!!


Ach, die zeveraars... als ik thuis ben...

...en alles is vergeten.

Of toch niet ?

Huffington Post - Herman Van Rompuy's Sad 'Even More Lonely' Twitter Haiku
26 november 2012


Herman Van Rompuy
Autumn end november: The night has fallen/The bare branches can be seen/Even more lonely

Herman Van Rompuy
Herfst eind november: De nacht is vallend./De kale takken zien er/Nog eenzamer uit.

Volgt U graag Mr. Van Rompuy, zijn twitterinfo kan U terugvinden in het artikel van de Huffington Post


Enjoy !

Het is niet eens Van Rompuy, het is het monstergedrocht, de levende grafstenen van Napoleon en Hitler uit de dood opgewekt door de politici uit F en D. De thuislanden van beide notoire heren met massaslachtingen to follow.

Een monsterverbond dat een grote Europese ramp dreigt te worden zo het dat niet al is.
Het ene plan nog achterlijker dan het andere tegen een prijs waarvoor de burger onmatig zwaar voor moet boeten.

2! beste @D'ARTOIS.

De burger moet wakker worden.

Maar ik denk dat zij het wel door hebben, maar voorlopig laten begaan.

Het is ook belangrijk dat de 'invloedrijkere' middenklasse van zich laat horen.


Het is belangrijk heden een dynamisch Europa te vormen, niet (noodzakelijk) zoals men dat nu tracht te doen, maar Europa moet zich inspannen om zich aan te passen aan de nieuwe geopolitieke situatie en daarin mogelijks een meer 'prominente' rol te spelen.

Ik dacht dat het oude continent voldoende 'feeling' had, maar dat hebben deze heerschappen, de EU-leiders, nog steeds niet duidelijk kunnen maken. Niet binnen of buiten de EU...

Uiterst verontrustend en alvast geen Nobel vredesprijs waardig... :|

(dit alles niet in beschouwing nemende; Syrie is een regelrechte RAMP geworden. En maar vergaderen, die EU foreign ministers... om met nog meer onzin...)


Daar moeten we ons allen, als zogenaamde EU-burgers, over schamen. En meer, dit soort zaken blijven natuurlijk uiteindelijk niet zonder gevolgen. :evil:

Onafgezien dat ik weinig geloof hecht aan voorgaande meen ik wel dat een aantal van de belanghebbenden bij politieke macht zich weinig aantrekken van welk soort ideologie ze aanhangen, zolang het hun maar macht garandeert.

Of anders gezegd : zijn jas draaien zodra het goed uitkomt.

Hoezo ? U begrijpt de Haiku niet ? Of begrijpt U de 'humor' niet ?

Zegt cynisme U iets ?