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chingwei64
我是菜鳥
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 Posted - 06/01/2019 : 22:21:41
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除了右派多了些選票外，綠黨也大有斬獲；不過都無法左右歐盟，只是讓議題協商更複雜。
倒是可以關注英國無協議脫歐派的小斬獲，對比韓國瑜今天凱道造勢喊出的(庶民總統)；
說伊斯蘭教對歐洲的影響，的確有改變歐洲的選情，但是沒很大。
~~小時候眷村真的很破舊，有石棉瓦當屋頂下雨不漏水就很幸福了；
每個月最期待的就是配給，尤其是乾麵條，直到現在小孩回來都煮麻醬麵給他們吃，家傳的麻醬麵~~
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xk2013
路人甲乙丙
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Posted - 06/12/2019 : 19:19:11
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http://news.ifeng.com/c/7nPh8TYdVa4
英国首相角逐乱象：11名候选人有7人承认曾经吸毒
这是什么操作……
曾经的日不落帝国真的日已西沉了……
Hardline Brexiters Are Misreading history
The decision of his enemy “could not be reconciled with reason,” once mused a great statesman. “I felt sure she would be ruined for a generation by such a plunge, and this proved true. But governments and peoples do not always take rational decisions. Sometimes they take mad decisions. Or one set of people get control, who compel all others to obey and aid them in folly.”
Any takers, Balliol College, Oxford? No? It’s Winston Churchill, considering why Japan, already mired in an unwinnable campaign in China, would “court destruction” by going to war with Britain and the US in 1941. “I have not hesitated to record repeatedly my disbelief that Japan would go mad,” Boris Johnson’s idol wrote in his history of the second world war. “However sincerely we try to put ourselves in someone else’s position, we cannot allow for processes of the human mind and imagination to which reason offers no key.”
I came across this fun insight while trying to take my mind off Brexit, by doing a spot of ironing to Dan Carlin’s Hardcore History podcast about the Asia-Pacific war of 1937-1945. But Brexit has a habit of worming its way back into your brain: the Baby Shark song of constitutional crises. I’m not saying that the pickle Britain is in is comparable to the situation in Japan in 1941. I can’t quite see Jacob Rees-Mogg masterminding a scheme to catch the Belgian fleet at port, and the ensuing chain of events leading to a multiple-front war, ending with the nuclear annihilation of Sheffield and Bristol.
’m merely saying that history provides many examples of countries taking irrational, destructive courses and getting punished for them. It is just about possible for us in 2019 to follow the symphony of emotion that has led to 28% of British voters believing an act of economic self-sabotage will prove some sort of point; to firms from BMW to Panasonic shifting investment out of the UK amid the uncertainty; to Boris Johnson responding to such concerns with “fuck business”; to an MP whose whole argument was about British sovereignty asking an authoritarian rightwing government in Poland to help him overturn sovereign decisions of the British parliament; to no one even pretending Brexit will be beneficial any more, merely character-building. But in the not too distant future, these themes will fade, the ins and outs will be forgotten and people will say: “The decision could not be reconciled with reason.” The urge to Brexit never could; that’s an important lesson.
Another is that a conviction that you will prevail because your country is uniquely amazing (quite strong in Japan in 1941, I understand) is no protection against catastrophe. Indeed, it is much more likely to lead you towards it. This is a point that seems lost on leavers – history fans though they profess to be. Many have invoked our great imperial past as something we were destined to return to post-Brexit.
...... a nasty strain of exceptionalism remains the default mode of the Brexit elite, usually abetted by a woeful misunderstanding of the qualities that have actually helped the British people in the past.
Earlier this week, the pro-crashing-out economist Roger Bootle told the Bruges Group that the reason Britain could never make its peace with the EU was that we are one of only four European countries not to have endured occupation or dictatorship this last century. How conveniently he forgets that Ireland and Malta have indeed spent much of their history under occupation – British occupation. And how cleverly he reframes geography as a matter of virtue rather than luck. An old trick of the ruling classes, to confuse virtue and luck. |
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xk2013
路人甲乙丙
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Posted - 07/24/2019 : 19:48:31
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新华社伦敦7月23日电（记者桂涛）英国前外交大臣、伦敦前市长鲍里斯·约翰逊23日当选执政党保守党领袖，在获得英女王批准后将接替特雷莎·梅出任英国首相。
硬脱欧派上台，有生之年应该可以看到联合王国解体的一日了，心里不胜快慰。 |
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xk2013
路人甲乙丙
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Posted - 07/24/2019 : 19:50:23
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| 历史的轮回：签下苏联解体书的俄国领导人，也叫鲍里斯，这位会不会是联合王国最后一任首相？观察中 |
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xk2013
路人甲乙丙
1300 Posts |
Posted - 07/24/2019 : 20:16:46
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英国前极右组织领袖汤米罗宾逊被判蔑视法庭罪(以前庭外网络直播)成立入狱九个月，法庭外“对伊斯兰教法说不”的标语与五星红旗和金雀花家族的三狮旗在一起……
打出中国国旗表明对他们眼中中国的反Y宗教民族政策羡慕，囧
在深圳买房的火山打米字旗，他们的精神亲爹打五星旗
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Franc007She
路人甲乙丙
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Posted - 07/28/2019 : 09:18:35
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quote:
Originally posted by xk2013
英国前极右组织领袖汤米罗宾逊被判蔑视法庭罪(以前庭外网络直播)成立入狱九个月，法庭外“对伊斯兰教法说不”的标语与五星红旗和金雀花家族的三狮旗在一起……
打出中国国旗表明对他们眼中中国的反Y宗教民族政策羡慕，囧
在深圳买房的火山打米字旗，他们的精神亲爹打五星旗
他们不知道绿教在契丹跟大爷一样，官府都不敢惹。
分裂國家岳鵬舉，民族英雄尚可喜。 |
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xk2013
路人甲乙丙
1300 Posts |
Posted - 07/29/2019 : 16:55:49
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quote:
Originally posted by Franc007She
quote:
Originally posted by xk2013
英国前极右组织领袖汤米罗宾逊被判蔑视法庭罪(以前庭外网络直播)成立入狱九个月，法庭外“对伊斯兰教法说不”的标语与五星红旗和金雀花家族的三狮旗在一起……
打出中国国旗表明对他们眼中中国的反Y宗教民族政策羡慕，囧
在深圳买房的火山打米字旗，他们的精神亲爹打五星旗
他们不知道绿教在契丹跟大爷一样，官府都不敢惹。
分裂國家岳鵬舉，民族英雄尚可喜。
看哪的，新疆是扯淡，内地的回回另说。 |
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metalfinally
路人甲乙丙
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pcgamer
我是老鳥
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KinFung
路人甲乙丙
765 Posts |
Posted - 08/04/2020 : 09:13:46
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| 歐洲文明只會毀於自已的傲慢，伊斯蘭教頂多算乘虛而入罷了 |
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歐洲文明會否毀於伊斯蘭教？
