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At the closing hours of 2016 #2 Low but also highlights

Posted on January 5, 2017 by Marcus Ampe

Wanting to write on what happened in 2016 I noticed I have forgotten to publish some articles I wrote this year. The time went credibly fast when our thoughts had to go to so many people in trouble, having to … Continue reading →

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Posted in B4Peace, Crisis, Culture, Dagboek = Diary, History, News and Politics, Religion, World | Tagged #BlackLivesMatters, #BlackLivesMatters activists, 2016, 2016 Nice attack, Alt-right or alternative right, American politics, American Presidential Elections, Angela Merkel, Anti-democracy, anti-Semitic attacks, Anti-Semitism, Arab States, Asylum seekers, Atheists, Augmented reality game, Bagnan, Baltimore (Maryland), Barack Obama, Belgian Muslims, Belgium, Bernie Sanders, Black Lives Matter (movement), Black oppression, Black suffering, Boko Haram, Brexit, Brockway McMillan, Brussels, Brussels Airport, Brussels attacks, Burkini, BuzzFeed, Côte d'Azur, Charleston (South Carolina), Clinton family, Colin Powell, Cologne (Köln), Da'isj of Daesh, Daesh (Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant or ISIL), David Duke, Democratic Party (United States), Dhulagarh, Disinformation, Donald Trump, Donald Tusk, Europe, European politicians, European politics, European Union, Extreme right movement, Faith Spotted Eagle, False messages, Far Right Wing, Fidel Castro, France, French Muslims, Fundamentalist Islamic groups, Gérard Desrosiers, Gigliola Frazzoni, Great Britain, Hamburg, Hillary Clinton, Hinterland Gazette, Hunger for love, Immanuel Verbondskind (website), Immigrants, Institut Montaigne, Internet memes, Islam in France, Islamic fundamentalist groups, Islamic groups, Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), Israël, Israeli Jews, Jean Stead, Jean-Claude Juncker, Jewish journalists, Jihadist radicalism, Jihadist terrorism, John Podhoretz, Joseph Muscat, Julia Ioffe, Kazo Daily, Location-based game, Maalbeek metro station, Maalbeek-Maelbeek, Marc Sleen, Mark Rutte, Martin Schulz, Materialism, Mediterranean, Melania Trump (or Knauss - born Melanija Knavs), Michelle Obama, Middle East, Mike Pence, Misery, Muslim radicals, Muslims, Neo-nazi activities, neo-nazis, Neo-Nazism, New Year's Eve, Nice, Nice attack, Non-religious, North Americans, Patrisse Cullors, Pokémon Go, Politicians, Pope Francis I, Post-Brexit, Questiontime-Vragenuurtje (website), Racism, Rape game, Refugees, Religious groups, Republican party, Republicans, Richard Spencer, Right to wear weapons, Right-wing populism, Robert Fico, Russia, Russian journalists, Saint Tropez, Sammy Lee (diver), Sankrail, Selfishness, Sharia law, Shimon Peres, Social media phenomenon, South of France, Terror attacks, Terrorist attack, Terrorist attacks, Tertio, Toots Thielemans, Turkey, Turkish journalists, United Kingdom, United States, United States of America, Van Gogh Museum, Vincent van Gogh paintings, Weapon lobby, West Bengal, West Bengal Trinamool Congress (Bengal TMC), White Americans, White nationalism | 12 Comments

Migration, a story of two worlds and a play toy of the media

Posted on July 30, 2016 by Marcus Ampe

The EESC at the Deutsche Welle Global Media Forum in Bonn brought together Europeans with a crying heart who could see that there is not much left of the unifying spirit for which Europe got a few years ago the … Continue reading →

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Posted in News and Politics, Visuals (Video, Photo, Cartoon), World | Tagged Alexandra Föderl-Schmid, Armenian genocide, Artur Nowak-Far, Brexit, Broadcasting, Budget of the European Union, Censor, Censorship, Civil liberties, Credibility, Credibility of press, Defective codes of memory (DCMs), Democratic societies, Deutsche Welle Global Media Forum, EESC, Ethics, Europe, European Economic and Social Committee - EESC, European political public sphere, European togetherness, European Union, Europeans, False narratives, Freedom of the media, Geostrategic interests, Global Media Forum, Information accessibility, Islam, Islamisation, Loyalty, Luca Jahier, Media, Michael Meyer, Migration, Mona Hemmer, News gathering, News-broadcasting, Objective discussion, Polish concentration camps, Post-Brexit, Prince Wale Soniyiki, Refugees, Ronald Meinardus, Rwandan genocide, Silvia M. Aumair, Suhrab Balkhi, Vlaamse Radio- en Televisieomroeporganisatie (VRT), VRT (Flemish Radio and Television), West Europe, Youngsters | 2 Comments

Wales will probably lose its EU funding #Brexit

Posted on June 30, 2016 by Marcus Ampe

Government funding expert (EU/UK) Gary Bridgeman believes that international collaboration leads to better solutions for the challenges that we are facing as a society. He calls himself specialised in EU funding Horizon 2020. First people had to hear the reality … Continue reading →

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Posted in Crisis, News and Politics, Thoughts of others | Tagged Andrew RT Davies, Brexit, British economy, European Union, European Union Membership, Gary Bridgeman, Great Britain, Post-Brexit, Referendum, Wales | 2 Comments

First sayings around the Brexit

Posted on June 30, 2016 by Guestspeaker

UndercoverInfo which aims to show the news behind the news via a global network of correspondents. If Brexit wins, a reinvented Tory Party, ever shifting rightwards, will have captured UKIP supporters in its wake, as well as many Labour voters … Continue reading →

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Posted in Crisis, Economy, News and Politics, Thoughts of others | Tagged Amikam Nachmani, Andrew Garthwaite, Arabs, Article 50, Brexit, David Cameron, Democracy, Eastern Europe, Edmund Burke, Elmar Brok, Enrique Pena Nieto, Europe, European Union, European Union Membership, Euroskeptics, Eurozone, Far-right governments, Far-right parties, François Hollande, Günter Verheugen, Germany, Goldman Sachs, Great Britain, Greece, Integration, Isolationism, Jan Hatzius, Jews, John Pilger, Labour party (UK), Laurie Penny, Le Touquet accord, Liberal Democrats, Matteo Renzi, Muslim immigrants, Muslims, NATO, Nigel Farage, Northern Ireland, Paul Mason, Post-Brexit, post-Merkel era, Recession, Referendum, Rosa Luxemburg Foundation, Scotland, Scottish nationalism, Simon Phillips, Southern Europe, Thilo Janssen, Tim Farron, Tina Fordham, Tory Party, Ukip (UK Independence party), UndercoverInfo, United Kingdom, United Nations, Western Europe, Xenophobia, Yiannis Βaboulias | 7 Comments

Brexit and British business

Posted on June 29, 2016 by Guestspeaker

Originally posted on Churchmouse Campanologist:
The newspapers from April 23 and 24 presented the worst case scenarios for British business in case of Brexit. One of the reasons the government is delaying triggering Article 50, which formally begins Leave proceedings…

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Posted in Crisis, Economy, News and Politics | Tagged Albania, Andrew Balls, Bosnia, Brexit, British trade, Customs, European Economic Area, European Union, Euroscepticism, Eurosceptics, Free trade agreements, Norway, Post-Brexit, Recession, Serbia, South Korea, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine, United Kingdom, World Trade Organisation | 7 Comments

Could Brexit lead to Frexit – or Czexit?

Posted on June 29, 2016 by Guestspeaker

Originally posted on UCL Brexit Blog:
Seán Hanley, Senior Lecturer in Comparative Central and East European Politics at UCL, examines the claims that Brexit may lead to significant political repercussions in other EU member states, including potentially a domino effect…

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Posted in Crisis, History, News and Politics, Thoughts of others | Tagged Alternative for Germany (AfD), Brexit, British citizens, British Tories, Conservative Civic Democrats (ODS), Czech parliament, Czech Republic, Czechia, Czexit, Eastern Europe, EU treaties, Eurocrisis, Europe, European New Right (Nouvelle droite), European Parliament, European Union, Euroscepticism, Finland, Five Star Movement (M5S), Frexit, Front National, Hungary, Italy, Lisbon Treaty, Miloš Zeman, Nationalism, Neo-Turanism, Nexit, non-Eurozone, Party of Free Citizens (SSO), Petr Mach, Poland, Populist parties, Post-Brexit, Recession, Referendum, Refugees, Seán Hanley, Southern Europe, Sweden, Tomáš Prouza, Turanic nations, UCL School of Slavonic and East European Studies, Ukip (UK Independence party), Viktor Orbán, Western Europe | 10 Comments

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