ON SUNDAY, April 28, Spain, the largest country in Western Europe goes to the polls to elect a new government and Prime Minister. Even the despairing left-liberal caucus gloomily predicts a swing towards the populist parties and the end of the gerrymandered regime of the globalist Socialist Workers Party led by Prime Monster Pedro Sanchez.
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In February 2014 Washington DC and the hapless Brussels Axis of Evil celebrated the violent coup that ousted Ukraine’s elected Prime Minister Victor Yanukovych. However, the adage, ‘he who laughs last laughs hardest’ proved again to be the case following the rather funny ousting of Washington DC’s protégée, the Jewish oligarch Petro Poroshenko.
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Sex acts with animals are legal in Canada, so long as there is no penetration involved, according to a ruling issued by the Supreme Court. The finding stemmed from a case involving a British Columbia convicted of 13 counts sexually assaulting his stepdaughters, including one count of bestiality. But the man, identified only as DLW, was acquitted of the bestiality count with the new ruling.
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In a private conversation with one of the world’s best known political party leaders a senior police officer once warned of the consequences of excluding the conservative right from society. Ignoring such wisdom, the liberal-leftist scribblers of the BBC and corporate-owned media are orgasmic following the Facebook’s ban on any individual or group the Silicon Valley tribe view as a ‘hate group’.
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Each year over 300,000 people complete their pilgrimage to an idyll to be found on the peak of one of Central Europe’s highest mountain tops. Yet, because of its 6,017’ altitude, the sanctum is inaccessible due to weather conditions only for about 5-months a year with most visitors arriving during July and August. It is thought-provoking too that Kehlsteinhaus is never publicised because of its purpose and symbolism.
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James Carter, former President of the United States, said Donald Trump had called him over the weekend to discuss the state of relations between Beijing and Washington, including Trump’s concerns of China getting ahead of the US.
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MADRID Pablo Casado believes he’s got just one path to power and it starts with a hard turn to the right. Ahead of the Spanish general election on April 28, the fresh-faced leader of the conservative Popular Party has been burnishing his right-wing credentials and presenting himself as the only alternative to Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez.
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