The European Parliamentary Research Service organised a roundtable on the global state of democracy as seen by citizens on 7 March 2018.
We should carefully look at those politicians who recruit so called fighters for human rights who want the freedom of religion and freedom of clothing limited as well as the right of parents to decide over their children. By bringing in restriction on what people may do with their family or not allowing them to decide what clothes their kids have to wear, they endanger the fundamental rights of liberty and go in again the human rights in general.
The EU is at the forefront of efforts to support democracy in third
countries in the world but shall have its hands full the coming months to secure the democratic rights in its own phalanxes.
People expect
democratic systems to deliver a good system to live in peace in which the economy booms. Economic success and good governance (and EU aid can play
an important supportive role) is important for the strength and
resilience of democracies. In this respect, EU development aid, as well
as the human rights and democracy conditionality enshrined in many of
its bilateral relations, can ensure that democratic and economic
progress go hand in hand. But people do have to be made aware of the danger of the extreme right groups which become more and more popular.
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Looked at by Marcus Ampe from a Christian viewpoint.
De wereld bekeken vanuit een Christelijke visie door Marcus Ampe
Showing posts with label extreme right. Show all posts
Showing posts with label extreme right. Show all posts
Monday, 12 March 2018
Saturday, 12 November 2016
Voted against their system
Donald Trump enters the Oscar De LA Renta Fashion Show, New York. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) |
That party and its present sibling Vlaams Belang used and still use the same fearmongering as Donald Trump, and are made of the same wood as Nigel Farage a.o.
While Clinton may have won a majority sliver of the popular vote, Americans have revolted against their own political culture, against the entire American political class. They saw in Donald Trump the man who was daring to open all the wounds of the system and to throw with mud to all who belonged to the establishment. This was clearly an anti-establishment vote.
From the outcome we should learn and prepare ourselves so that it not spread like a cancer, but shall be a virus we shall be able to control.
For the Americans the problem is that their system is rigid. The system is rigged, and it is rigged particularly against American working people. the way of giving mandates is also not democratic. It is really getting high time for the United states and for Great Britain to appoint the places according to the percentage of votes.
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Please read:
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Preceding
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Additional reading:
- Refugee crisis, terrorist attacks and created fear
- Coming closer to the end of 2015 and the end for Donald Trump as presidential candidate
- 150 Years after the 13th Amendment
- 2015 In the Picture
- Summary for the year 2015 # 2 Strewn with corpses and refugees
- Blinded crying blue murder having being made afraid by a bugaboo
- Are United States of America citizens going to show their senses
- Some quotes Americans should remember when going to the ballot office
- When so desperate to hold onto power
- The clean sweeper of the whole caboodle
- A strong and wise fighter who keeps believing in America
- Brexit No. 2 Blow-up
- Nigel Farage called Donald Trump’s victory ‘bigger than Brexit’
- American Christianity no longer resembles its Founder
- God Isn’t a Republican
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Wednesday, 27 January 2016
A stain of shame for the European Union
Relief map of Europe and surrounding regions (Photo credit: Wikipedia) |
Such a law not only discriminates people willing to enter a country of the European Union, it also creates a possibility for police constables to steal from those entering the country.
When the police officers may seize valuables worth more than 10,000 Danish kroner (about $1,453) and are given the choice to take off items which they do consider of no "special sentimental value" such as "wedding rings, engagement
rings, family portraits, decorations and medals" opening is given to lots of variety.
Once more in Europe the extreme right is given more power to put certain groups of people in the corner and to threaten them.
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