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Back at it again, they already are a minority before even starting to govern! Morally Undemocratic After Freundin went to Germany in mid 2022, we saw that, going by the public opinion, the three-party coalition in Berlin rapidly started losing favour among the people. Heading south in the polls, within a relatively short time they were well under 40 percent, to then descend irreversibly under thirty percent, with one party disappearing from the 5% radar altogether. Following the February 2025 general election, according to every single pollster, the current prospective Weimar coalition has already lost its slim majority, and were a new election to be held now, it would get nowhere near half the seats plus 1 required to receive a mandate. Taking into account Germany’s new coalition will start its legislature as a minority entity from day one as per public opinion ratings, its democratic character from the moral perspective is already dead in the water. Her German Identity ...

In communion, the train from Valjevo did not go to Moscow. One Entirely Fabricated Mess In The Party’s 2024 pages we have seen that the patriarchate of Moscow was officially promoted to its status by way of an ‘ecumenical’ certificate coming out of Istanbul in the 17th century. The official recognition by Istanbul of a Rus patriarchate can be counted as the belief in a transformation from the Second to the Third Rome, that is, from Constantinople to the Kremlin. We have also seen that Peter the First boy* was obliged to travel west to the Netherlands and on to England to work as a vassal in the shipyards of William of Orange, patron of the two East India companies – one Dutch, the other English. William was the Prince of Orange, Stadthalter of Holland and several other Dutch provinces and had also become King of Ireland, of Scotland and of England. Owing to his connections to trade and banking, he may well have used his influence to convince the now vulnerable Sultan – who ha...

All the roads taken and the past experiences that accompanied them indicate the next destination: the Land of the Rhine. A Day in Italy Many years ago while in Italy with Angela, I had a dispute with some Italians working for the institutions. My sister spoke Italian and some time previously had sought a work contract, and yet they were responding that her brother who helped her didn’t really exist. She looked up at me with a sad expression and shrugged her shoulders, so I chimed in, also speaking Italian, and explained to them that they can keep what they got in Serbian Land: You purchased those, the Serbs didn’t want them, so you can keep them!, was my point. Knowing what they had done and hating me for it, they refused to look me in the eyes other than with dark, pre-rehearsed hatred, and instead continued addressing my sister with the words: Stop lying to us, we don’t need you! Valjevo means nothing to Italy and we never saw a spiritual Serbian mother, you can keep tha...

Having invested heavily in Germany even at the cost of closing Mädel’s English cafeteria, I expect to see some dividends coming my way soon. Obeying Reason When Alexandra last spoke with me from Germany, I was informed that disbelieving Angela is a high stakes bet and that if I allowed her reputation to be dishonoured, the consequences would be upon her brother. You don’t know what you’re doing to yourself!, was her warning, and needless to state, I took her wisdom for granted and obeyed. The result of carrying out work on Angela’s instructions without a work contract inevitably will lead to a British chicken pen and brother Hun being enclosed in it. Consequently, my instructions were: no more work! Talking Serious When Freundin has accomplished her preliminary mission in Germany and the ‘European Union’* Empire has fallen due to no more German public funds given for free to half of Europe, I will of-course be expecting to receive a 24 hour briefcase from Germany contain...

In today’s page The Party will be looking at the e nd of the European Union in Europe. What We Know So Far The process depends entirely on how long it takes Freundin to complete the bankruptcy procedures of Germany’s economy, however for now we can safely state that once Germany’s pension payments are no longer used to fund eastern European countries by way of ‘EU net contributions’, the European Union Empire should collapse in pretty short order. As it stands now, twenty years of systematic disinvestment of public funds from the German economy and the transfer of these monies to eastern Europe for free, has left State financial liabilities towards pension payments in a dire situation. Oftentimes Berlin’s successive governments have found the need to borrow the money to pay for these one-way-ticket financial transfers to maintain other European countries at German public expense, meaning the country’s economy incurred a very large public debt that cannot be serviced by ...