Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

Monday, 14 March 2016

The European Union Times


Posted: 14 Mar 2016 11:19 AM PDT


A “legal immigrant” welcomed on the rally stage by GOP frontrunner Donald Trump Sunday proceeded to blast illegal immigration to raucous applause.
Just one day after Trump’s Secret Service security scare, the businessman pointed out Alex Stypik in the Bloomingdale, Illinois, crowd and asked him to get on stage.
“We want people to come into our country,” Trump said, before pointing to a man saying, “But they got to come legally like you, right?”
“Oh, I’d love to get you up on this stage. I’d love to show ’em that shirt. I dunno,” Trump said, “These guys [pointing to security]… I’d love to get him up here. Can I? … Bring him up. He knows if he makes a move he’s gonna get clobbered by these guys.”

Stypik explained that his father brought their family to the US when he was five years old and “went through hell to get us citizenship.”
“I came to this country when I was five years old and my dad went through hell to get us citizenship and we did it by the book. And I’m here because I’m agitated that the media does not separate legal immigration from illegal. People spill out their guts to come here legally and it’s just really a shame that they give you a bad name.”
“You do support immigration,” Stypik said, patting Trump on the back.
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Posted: 14 Mar 2016 10:39 AM PDT

Fences and police forces cannot change the immigration trends that we are currently seeing and, therefore, Europe needs different political answers than those that right-wing parties offer, Dr. Rainer Rothfuss, Geopolitical Analyst and Consultant.
Germany is preparing for key local elections which will take place this Sunday. And the results are expected to be challenging for the Chancellor, Angela Merkel who has lost significant popularity of late over her open-door migrant policy. Meanwhile right-wing parties are gaining support with the populist Alternative for Germany party currently doing well in the polls.
RT: What is the chance for rightist party to get a high percentage of votes in the upcoming elections?
Dr. Rainer Rothfuss: Recent polls have shown that the Alternative for Germany (AfD) is going to win about 10 to up to 20 percent of the votes in the three states that are going to have elections on March 13.
RT: The right and even far-right are enjoying public attention and popularity. Why did this happen?
RR: We can see a certain connection between the recent developments in immigration policy of the government of Chancellor Angela Merkel, and there is certain dissatisfaction among the population that shows that this increases the tendency to vote for right-wing parties in Germany.
RT: What can be the consequences of such popularity of right and even far-right movements?
RR: People hope that the lack of a concept for an immigration policy towards Europe will change when further parties come into the political arena and they probably expect that the politics of open borders will change, but the question is whether this will really help to improve the situation. Because with fences and with police forces we cannot change the immigration trends that we are currently seeing and, therefore, we would need different political answers than those that right-wing parties offer. We need a changed policy in the Middle East because the Western countries still tend to support Islamist terrorist groups in the Syrian conflict in the negotiations that are going to be restarted in Geneva. For example, the German government supports the high negotiation committee which has been built up by Saudi Arabia to make sure its interests are being pursued in the Syrian negotiations. And therefore I see that right-wing parties will not do anything good to change the immigration policy because the problems have to be solved at the origin, at the roots.
RT: Could you please point out 2 or 3 main mistakes of the current leadership in terms of the migration policy?
RR: The main problem as that the governments of Europe and above all Germany did not have any clue that the immigration wave was coming in 2015 and this is a great mistake because it was clear that the Syrian conflict had created great movements of refugees to the neighboring countries and it was also obvious that the situation in the refugee camps was bad and still deteriorating in mid-2015. It was not wise not to have any concept of how to support people in their countries of origin. Number two, I am sure that the immigration deals that are going to be made with Turkey in the near future – that Chancellor Merkel is also pursuing – will not improve the situation because Europe is selling out its values to a counterpart Turkey, a country under the government of Erdogan, which does not respect human rights properly and we will always stay in a weak position towards Turkey, they will always be able to use the weapon of mass migration, as Kelly Greenhill from Tufts University has put it scholarly in her book [‘Weapons of Mass Migration: Forced Displacement, Coercion and Foreign Policy’, Cornell Studies in Security Affairs]. Therefore, we need different concepts: we need a pacification of the Middle East, we need to build up those countries again and this would solve the problem.
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Posted: 14 Mar 2016 10:20 AM PDT


Jean-Claude Van Damme sensationally told a French political show that the Rockefeller and Rothschild families won’t let Donald Trump win the presidency because he is an anti-globalist candidate.
Appearing on Le Grand Journal, the Belgian actor was keen to express that he was “aware” of who was really shaping the US presidential election race.
Speaking about Ted Cruz and Donald Trump, Van Damme asserted, “Well, they are not going to win”.
“You still have the Rockefeller, people like the Rothschild, those big families that dominate continents….these are families that rise in 1827, a family with five sons that expands, it’s above everything we’re talking (about) tonight,” stated the actor.
He went on to make a distinction between “lobbyists” that control the other candidates and “people like Donald Trump,” who is self-funded.
“If I myself have goods and worked all my life, for my family, my friends, for my country, where I pay my taxes, what he wants first in my opinion is to protect his interests, whereas someone who works for free is someone dangerous,” remarked Van Damme.
He then went on to assert that “globalists” were the problem and that “to get out of globalism is to leave the world alone”.
Some of the other participants in the debate looked stunned that Van Damme had brought up the topic.
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Posted: 14 Mar 2016 09:55 AM PDT

Christian Times Newspaper has learned that an African-American supporter of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has died after allegedly sustaining gunshot wounds in the aftermath of Friday night’s chaos in Chicago.
Robert King Bullock, aged 37, was a resident of Chicago’s Evanston suburb. According to Bullock’s friend, who also attended the Trump rally, Robert was an avid chef, and he recently obtained his Masters of Business Administration and planned to open a local restaurant.
This source spoke with CTN on the condition of anonymity, and asked to be referred to as “Terry.” He called for Bullock’s death to serve as a reminder to anti-Trump groups and the mainstream media.
“Rob was a black man, but he supported Trump because he got tired of Democrats saying his race was the thing holding him back,” Bullock’s friend told CTN.
“[Rob] lost his job because of Obamacare. He lost his brother to black-on-black gang violence. Now he lost his life because he believed in a white man. His race didn’t have a damn thing to do with what held him back.”
Bullock and Terry were separated in the chaos that followed the protesters’ interruption of the planned Trump rally, which led to widespread violent scuffles and the event’s cancellation. It is believed that he attempted to make his way to a nearby bar to charge his dead cell-phone and reconnect with Terry.
Rob was most likely killed by Black Lives Matter and Bernie Sanders members or supporters since they were at the center of the violent riots in Chicago. Apparently Black Lives DO NOT Matter to the BLM memembers or supporters since they committed such a vicious crime on their own simply for holding different political views.
Multiple sources have confirmed that protesters and Trump supporters continued to clash as they moved from the UIC Pavillion to their vehicles and nearby locations. It is believed that Bullock, at some point after leaving the event center, was confronted by protesters, beaten, then allegedly shot two times in the abdomen and left shoulder by a small to medium-size handgun.
The following picture allegedly was taken as police walked the crime scene north of the UIC Pavillion, where the Trump rally was held.
Terry says that the circumstances surrounding the events are still unclear, and he only learned of Bullock’s death when his business card was found in the victim’s pocket. Terry says that Bullock asked for his contact information when the chaos erupted and he realized that his phone battery was dead.
Bullock’s body was discovered in the early hours of the morning by two homeless gentlemen. He was transported to a nearby hospital, where he was pronounced dead,
Terry says that two signs were also found next to Bullock’s body. One read, “Stop The Racist Trump.” The other was marked with, “Donald Trump = KKK.”
This is a developing story, and CTN will bring you updated news as we gather more information.
A fundraiser has been established to launch a political action committee dedicated to electing TRUE conservatives across the country in 2016.
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Posted: 14 Mar 2016 09:15 AM PDT

On Saturday Ted Cruz lost support of prominent conservatives on Saturday Ted Cruz lost support of prominent conservatives.
On Friday night the Trump campaign called off their Chicago rally due to security threats.
Leftist protesters cheered, beat Trump supporters, block an ambulance to the local hospital and screamed profanities at families staying at the Trump Hotel.
Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio and John Kasich sided with Bill Ayers, Black Lives Matter, Communists and violent far left protesters.
The anti-Trump protesters blocked ambulances and screamed at emergency workers, “F*ck you! F*ck you! Back up and go around!”

The anti-Trump mob beat police officers outside the arena.
On Saturday Ted Cruz lost support of prominent conservatives.
Ted Cruz also lost support of law enforcement.
John Cardillo Tweeted: I belong to LE groups on social and real world. About 50k members total. More than scientific sample. Cruz has lost the cops. And unfortunately, Ted Cruz ignored their chants of “f**k the police!” and their stomping on American flags.
        
Posted by Roberto Abraham Scaruffi at 19:08