Anyway, Peter99 prefers moslem rule over any of the trasvestite, feminist, anarchist, open border, whatnot freaks and trash, that are preaching their own sharia and occupied Western media. You cannot open a tv channel now in Europe without hearing politicians main concern about "gender free toilets", sure indeed, then theres a direct aired transvestite show going on, provokingly dressed as Virgin Mary, and the rest of this feminist shit that is just pouring over you. The tv day will end in a panel over the horrible violent nature of the white Western man, from his domestic violence and supressive nature during Cro Magnon period and until today. To visit any european city today without a "pride parade" going on is a challenge. What seems to be the case however is that currently this line of freaks have teamed up with Islam Sharia and open borders! Presumably to incite collapse of law and order - oh yes, and collapse of "gender". Anyway, if there is a day the imams take over in Europe, the freaks will be thrown down a 5 floor building and this is a small satisfaction to think about.

Trump invited his supporter, Caitlyn Jenner, to use any toilet of choice in his buildings while employing Rudy Giuliani to help him implement the, quote, "Muslim ban". So, it would seem that a Trump presidency is not what Peter99 prefers.

Europeans can't take critisism. It has a terrorist problem and has had for a long while. They market it as diversity.

Having studied there and seen terrorism first hand (having to go no further than the local fish and chip shop on one instance) the European attitude seems to be its a big problem when it happens, then everyone makes statements about it, all brushed under the carpet and not mentioned until the next time it happens when the cycle is repeated. Nothing is learnt and so long as its not happening in the trendy areas it doesn't really matter. That was what it was like when I was there, its quite clearly not changed since.

Congratulations, there isnt Islamic law in Europe, there clearly isnt a problem then. I'm reluctant to believe that so freely as when I was there they were saying that roadblocks and liberated areas didn't exist, and I can tell you that they did.

Welcome back Napolean. Europe is a big place. About 50 different countries with about 750 million people. I lived mostly in the Central/Eastern region for about 8 years. Good thing Trump no longer sees NATO as obsolete, eh? What are the "roadblocks and liberated areas" you mentioned?

@Stratocaster

I was referring to early 90's Belfast.

The 'Liberated Areas' or 'No Go Zones' depending upon which foot you kicked with, would have been places like Ormeau Road and Bombay St. For them, if they could walk down The Falls once a week then everyone was supposedly safe in their beds, while a blind eye and a bit of 'spin' (what we know as lies but what becomes known as 'spin' when used by a western nation) was applied to other areas. Even more so places in Londonderry that I was fortunate enough never to have visited.

Roadblocks were just given different names like 'peace lines' and then everyone in Kensington and Islington were satisfied that they didn't exist and were happy never to go and check.

Meanwhile newspapers, one inparticular, thought it trendy to obscure the facts of one side, even when the city centre of said newspapers offices were blown to bits, it continued to pervert the situation, written by people who had never known the story, bought by people who would never know the problems, keeping them in their bubbles.

No one likes hearing anything crap said against their home nations, Americans, Chinese and most Europeans especially can't take a dose of opinion but sometimes you can't dress up the truth.

Im not having the everything's all rosy in the garden, we are a European utopia. They played that card in the 1990s too and I was only there a few weeks before I saw through it. As I said, even a trip to the fish and chip shop is an exercise in bullshit. They can't get along with each other, hence two world Wars, let alone importing more foreigners to find differences with.

Eastern Europeans seem to have their heads screwed on a bit tighter than their western cousins mind so this may not have been as evident on your European adventure, granted.

Watching from afar, it seems Europe is in a spot of bother at present.

I think I may have clocked onto the problem here.

Currently 26 posts on this subject. Only 5 have not been hidden due to user down vote.

Engaging young snowflakes from Western nations is an exercise in futility. They've been pampered from birth, gone through school being told they're special, mollycoddled in university and protected from the world. They then enter the real world like social retards, becoming angry and molding their environment to fit their reality, not wanting to hear certain things, not willing to discuss others.

This manchildren generation is why American companies are using cartoons to sell things like insurance, why films like Transformers are on the cinema and why no two people on this thread can find anything in common on the subject.

Its no wonder places like China and India have caught up with Britain and Germany over the last few years is it?

Makes you wonder what the future of Europe and America will be like once the older generations aren't there for guidence and the latest batch of Guardian readers and Trump fanatics are left to turn out the lights.

Okay, folks, please forgive my digression here, but I want to for the sake of engagement. First, I notice a heck of a lot of down votes on both sides, but some of them don't seem to make any sense. For example, why down vote @Alien's POLITE request for us to stay on topic? How can somebody disagree so strongly with that? Is it that they just hate @Alien for some reason?

@Napolean thanks for your clarification, now it makes sense to me. Yes, I love the Eastern Europeans, especially the Slavs though I have no Slavic blood in me. Actually, there was a period when I wanted to live in Zimbabwe. As a musician, I fell in love with the

Mbira and began studying it in the US, but when I found out what Mugabe has done to his country, I lost interest. Am I mistaken? Would it be a worthwhile visit still?

Again, sorry for going off topic here. Hoping somebody chimes in with calm, rational reasons for or against Trump.

@stratocaser

Saw that. You asked a question - get downvoted.

You'll realise that there are people on here that would downvote someone else regardless of if they posted a cure for cancer.

Some of my posts don't even seem to survive the hour. I've offended them by my sheer being even before they've stopped to look at what has been written.

You seem like a sensible person, there's always room for sensible people in Zimbabwe. 2018 is our election year and things may change. I presume that GoKunming's members will cover the Zimbabwean elections with the passion that they commented about the American ones. It would only be fair.

@Napolean Thanks and count me in for any discussion about Zimbabwe!