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EU executive raises euro zone 2023 growth forecast, sees lower inflation
Euro zone economic growth is likely to be stronger than expected this year while inflation will be lower than in forecasts made towards the end of 2022, the European Commission said on Monday.
The EU executive arm said economic growth in the 20 countries using the euro was likely to be 0.9% this year, rather than the 0.3% predicted last November.
Euro zone consumer inflation, which hit record highs of 10.6% last October on a surge in energy and food prices caused by the Russian invasion of Ukraine, is to forecast to decelerate to 5.6% this year and 2.5% in 2024.
The Dutch are indeed intent on a Stalin type of famine. Have decided to get rid of 30% of farmed bovines.
To reduce nitrogen in the water.
Over here they are feeding plantain. A nutritious leafy salad type of plant...survivalists would know it well but it also has been proven to reduce nitrogen from bovines. No kidding...
So this kind of odd these Dutch politicians haven't thought of it unless there true goal was everyone will eat more salad. Skeletal no muscle Dutch grazing the paddocks. Looking at the decision their elected leaders make they are a breed of easily coerced type.
Like oil they also want to make beef unaffordable.
To reduce nitrogen in the water.
Over here they are feeding plantain. A nutritious leafy salad type of plant...survivalists would know it well but it also has been proven to reduce nitrogen from bovines. No kidding...
So this kind of odd these Dutch politicians haven't thought of it unless there true goal was everyone will eat more salad. Skeletal no muscle Dutch grazing the paddocks. Looking at the decision their elected leaders make they are a breed of easily coerced type.
Like oil they also want to make beef unaffordable.
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Germany set to join the likes of the US, UK, Australia and ban Huawei and ZTE equipment from its telecommunications networks:
www.theregister.com
Good job too.
German 5G network ban reportedly coming for Huawei and ZTE
Playing catch-up with Western allies, federal government to initiate rip 'n replace for mobile operators
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I could find it and read it.
Sadly I’m not surprised, but some ghettos and areas of Europistan with predominantly Muslim population have already been, at least for their European population left there under the Dhimmis status.
Hence while maybe some people may find totally baffling that “white teen girls” would wear a hijab so to prevent harassment I actually believe it.
About twenty years ago, an anchor on a major French TV network (not even right wing) mentioned about some white gals wishing to have a different skin color or religion for living there. I don’t think @Redav is making things up at all.
Some people still bury their heads in the sand especially the bureaucrats in Brussels in their ivory towers but for the common people things aren’t always pretty. Don’t get me started on how modern feminists actually totally ignore such issues because White Men are responsible for all evils anyway.
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Part of wanting farmers gone is ideological, a strong push by politicians and MSM towards veganism (even though, surprise, surprise, most of them aren't even vegetarians).
But the main motivation is space. 50,000 immigrants a year, that’s the size of a mid-sized city every year and the birthrate among muslim and African immigrants is high so x5 the previous number within 25 years. In one of the most densely populated countries in the world. There is hardly any space left to build and emission caps mean that builds are halted.
The choice is between either agricultural land or nature reserves and the definition for "nature reserve" is really broad. So you bully farmers off their land or dispossess them if they won't be bullied.
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What she says is generally accurate (specific numbers aside). She's never cared about farmers though, just another opportunistic political operative trying to get people to vote their way. There are other parties that do this in regards to the farmers and other issues. After the elections (provincial ones on March 15) they'll forget all about their principles and throw everyone under the bus just to get some measure of power like usual.
The parties that support farmers are BBB (run by farmers and people not from major cities), PVV (Geert Wilders) and FvD (Thierry Baudet). The last two are Russia fanboys who refuse so declare where their money comes from (I wonder why
) on top of that the FvD are neo-nazis.Christian parties who traditionally were the main supporters of farming with farmers making up a considerable part of their electorate have stabbed farmers in the back by backing the policies she describes. These parties are now Christian in name only, indistinguishable from social democrat parties which has led them to decline. Their voting base got older and dies off due to increased atheism. Neither Christians nor farmers trust them anymore which led to the birth of BBB which is doing really well in the polls (which are usually not all that accurate).
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Cabinet in muddy waters as provincial voters turn out for farmers and left alliance - DutchNews.nl
The farmers’ party BBB is set to be the big winner in provincial elections in the Netherlands, dealing a blow to the government’s plans to reduce nitrogen pollution by buying out cattle farmers. Less than four years after it was founded, Caroline van der Plas’s party is set to be the largest...
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What she says is generally accurate (specific numbers aside). She's never cared about farmers though, just another opportunistic political operative trying to get people to vote their way. There are other parties that do this in regards to the farmers and other issues. After the elections (provincial ones on March 15) they'll forget all about their principles and throw everyone under the bus just to get some measure of power like usual.
The parties that support farmers are BBB (run by farmers and people not from major cities), PVV (Geert Wilders) and FvD (Thierry Baudet). The last two are Russia fanboys who refuse so declare where their money comes from (I wonder why
Christian parties who traditionally were the main supporters of farming with farmers making up a considerable part of their electorate have stabbed farmers in the back by backing the policies she describes. These parties are now Christian in name only, indistinguishable from social democrat parties which has led them to decline. Their voting base got older and dies off due to increased atheism. Neither Christians nor farmers trust them anymore which led to the birth of BBB which is doing really well in the polls (which are usually not all that accurate).
Farmers' protest party win shock Dutch vote victory
The movement was only set up in 2019 and is on course to become the biggest party in the Senate.
www.bbc.co.uk
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Farmers' protest party win shock Dutch vote victory
The movement was only set up in 2019 and is on course to become the biggest party in the Senate.
www.bbc.com
amazing, good for them. this is not being reported at all here, which I guess is fairly typical, but maybe also for other reasons...
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I intentionally didn’t post that link because it's filled with the usual Blatantly Biased Coverage since:Farmers' protest party win shock Dutch vote victory
The movement was only set up in 2019 and is on course to become the biggest party in the Senate.
amazing, good for them. this is not being reported at all here, which I guess is fairly typical, but maybe also for other reasons...
This is complete garbage. The BBB fills the gap left by traditional parties who have moved left and newer parties who are either extreme/far left or right. It's a slightly right of center party whose ideas cover a broad political spectrum.
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Farmers' protest party win shock Dutch vote victory
The movement was only set up in 2019 and is on course to become the biggest party in the Senate.
amazing, good for them. this is not being reported at all here, which I guess is fairly typical, but maybe also for other reasons...
I wonder what will come of it though.
Did they join in expecting to win? Or were they in some kind of "desperation", cry for attention, que sera sera, approach?
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