Τροποποιώντας λίγο τα σοφά λόγια του Ρόίδη, « Έκαστος τόπος έχει την πληγήν του: Η Αγγλία την ομίχλη, η Αίγυπτος τις παθήσεις των ματιών, η Βλαχία τις ακρίδες, η Ελβετία τους περιηγητές , και η Ελλάς τον πατριωτισμό του κάθε ευρωφιλελέ του κάθε Αριστερού του κάθε Ρουφιάνου Μακρυγιάννη», την Ευρωπατρίδα και τους ΚωλοΈλληνας».
ΥΓ. Και ο μεσιέ με το Κιπά που πλήρωνε τους λογαριασμούς του Ρότσιλντ απότέτοιος είναι.....
Three weeks after the terror attack in 2001 on the WTO Center in New York, the EU knelt before Islam, and the Euro Mediterranean Project is now being used as a lightning conductor.
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‘The ministers declined as both dangerous and unfounded any connection between terror and the Arab and Muslim world. In this context the importance of the Barcelona Process was emphasized by everybody as a suitable and recognized instrument to promote a dialogue between equal partners and civilizations.
The ministers agreed to work on deepening the on-going dialogue between the cultures and civilizations, especially wanting to direct attention towards youth, education, and the media’.
Account from the 5.-6.10.2001- Euro Mediterranean Foreign Conference in Brussels
The European Union and the European Council Want to Remove Our Ancient Identity
‘Cultural policy must avoid the popular distinction between ‘them’ and ‘us’, even mentioning ‘the other’ , as this opens the gate for imposing collective identity on the individual’.
Traugott Schoefthaler, head of the Anna Lindh Foundation, a Euro Mediterranean propaganda apparatus)
‘Identity is the root of all conflicts’
(World Culture Forum Alliance, founded by the Ford Foundation, which is inextricably tied to the US Council on Foreign Relations and the CIA. The EU and the European Council are also attached to the WCFA)
The Danish Foreign Ministry is educating us from our ‘stereotypes and prejudices‘ towards Islamic culture – and so reflects the program of the Euro Mediterranean propaganda apparatus: the Anna Lindh Foundation, founded by the Arab League, the EU, European Council, and the UNESCO:
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‘We will tackle stereotypes and prejudices and ignorance and change the daily ‘news journalism’ to portray every-day life of ordinary people, which can create identification and fascination – and intercultural understanding. We will tackle our stereotypic images of people from foreign cultures and make new experiments with pictures in public places, in the media, and advertising.
And we will have common projects with people from other cultures. We will develop the intercultural skills of journalists, school pupils and artists and exchange people from these groups with (muslim) colleagues. We will manage art and cultural productions. We will train the school teachers and influence their education to be multicultural.
And we will influence the curricula of the schools to become multicultural by means of revision of existing textbooks and educational materials.
We will arrange giant Muslim Youth Festivals – like the ‘Images of The Middle East‘, which lasted 6 weeks in 2006 in Denmark.